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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23
@JlM, TUE PRSMAN."
The Drama hIaEninContly Given ne the
Opera House,

@"V DE"ihh "ukHlHCcntly ulVen ne the
Opera House.
1t was an audience which would have
done credittO any city which packed Tho
Opera House to the doors last night sir
Charles foung's masterpiece Of dra.
matte literature, "Jim, The PenmSn'"
certainly one OF the strongest % Of con.
temporary plays, was given by A n
Palmer's company In finished and ior'
Cible manner which increased Mr palm.
er's reputation as a manager, and de-.
lighted those who had seen lhe play be-
fore, and surprised those who lad nSt
The company Is even and able, Ia man
ton individually those worthy sncb
mention would neCessitate the printin1of
tho entire cast. No dramatic orvaniyS.
ton Of equal number fourteen loeonia
being on the stage at one tin6i ovSr
visited Wheeling which was 90 free from
mediocrity, 80 uniformly gifted with tal-
ent. Wv" WI
Tho piece will be repeated at tho matt.
nee this afternoon, and again tlls even.
ing for the last time. WV"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

"pEttgh JANE HADlNu vgtLtSa M
worn by tho ladies' Of fashion IA tllo most
becoming facial embelllshCr yet intro.
ducCd. Bold by all dry goods stores by
the yard At % cents upward. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23
Musical Entertainment Last Might,

The thirteenth anniversary Of the Sid.
ney OFT Mission Band OF the First Pres.
byterian church took place in the lee.
ture room last evening and wGsa very
happy occasion. The pastor, DR.. Gun.
ningham, presided, and opened the ex.
erCises with prayer and reading the
Scriptures. The children OF the Band
then sang in chorus beautiful and up.
proprlate hymn. The chief part OF the
entertainment was given by the excel.
lent choir OF the church, the following
being tho members: Mr.. W. Day, Mr.,
Carson, Miss Williams and Miss Theresa
Phillips. The singing was unusually
fine and all the parts well sustained
DR.. Milligan Gnlivened the occasion by
the skillful use OF his Cornot, which he
plays with taste aud enthusiasm. Mrs,
Fred Williams and Mrs. DR.. AIilligan
sangsweetly, and were much appreciated
by the audience. Miss Jennie Grad.
dock played piano solo with fine Of.
feet. The musical entertainment, from
first TO last, was Of q high order and will
not soon be forgotten. The proceeds OF
the entertainment will go toward the
support OF Mrs. March In Syria, who,
together with her husband, has in
charge more than twenty schools, and
have been wonderfully blessed In that
old historic land. The Sidney OF Mis-.
sion Band, and those who have the su.
pervision Of 1t, are TO DO congratulated
for the great and good work they arc
accomplishing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

BERLIN, Feb. 29.-Four German iron
Clads at Genoa were ordered this after
noon to sail for Samoa Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

I,yB 20. Il al last, said the fellow
who found his cough enbdued by a bot
lie Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

TnE Pennsylvania Company will com.
inence the sale Oi exCursion tickets Ia
Warrington on February 60 as ior,
inerly advertised. ~ Nis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

YOU will be troubled with your Cough
and WhoOping Cough until you get Dr.
Hennig'a Cough Syrup. TThAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-23

THE best thing yet for whooplpp
Cough Is Dr., Honnlg's Cough Syrup,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
A NEGRO IN A BOX.
HE HAS AN OFFICE BUT CANNOT GIVE
THE BOND.
TEACHERS, ASSEMBLY, TRAIN
Old Officers Re-eIectcd-State Press Asso-
cIntion-Ncwberne Conference
Indicted for Murder.
Especial telegram 10 IN, Dlspa'ch.l

Rur1ap. n. c.. June 15.-At Davidson
COLLEGE tomorrow Rev. Dr. Edwards, OF
Sumter. =. C.. breaches the sermon before
the students Of tho college. The CON-
mencemcnt exercises begin Tuesday.
The negro Armstrong, who two months
ago was appointed postmaster at Iarboro' ,
has not vet filed his bond of $4,000, and
il is not expected that he will be able TO
give It,
Invitations are out TO the marriage OF
Captain II. Z. Nngsbury, United States
army. Of Oxford. \. c., 10 Miss Slocum.
daughter of General Slocum, Of the United
States army.
The Teachers Assembly train for More
head will pass through here next Tuesday
on its way 10 that place. The Secretary Of
the assembly says over l.20O members VII
attend the meeting. Governor ROWE WIZ
be present. The Superintendent Of Public
instruction went - Morehead to-day.
At the annual meeting Of the directors
of the institution for the dear and dumb
and bind the old officers have been re-
elected.
The state Press Association meets ut
Ienolr. Caldwell county, July l7th.
At Morchead City the twcntY-second
session OF tie Newherne District Confer
renee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. is IN sesslOn-BisEop CRANBERRY
presiding.
At Asheyille the grand jury returned a
true bin against Bradley and Donovan. the
policemen charged with the murder OF
Winston Duffy di0s Hines (cOlOredJ.
The new wing of the institution for tho
colorcd insane asylum az Gold-boro' has
been completed and has been accepted Toy
the directors. There are now over 100 liz
mates in this asylum.
Yesterday as Joseph A. Walton, Of St.
Mary's township. this county. was rrturu-
inc from the field with his son tc remark
ed he was tired and sat down to resi-. Hi-
son went home. and returned to find bis
father sitting with lis back against the
tree dead where hc stopped.
The welcome ucW> has been received to-
day that the waters in lower Tar river are
al last in bounds. They were higher than
IN years.
The crops of cotton. corn. and oats have
been submerged durlng the past ten days.
Governor Fowle VIII make trip over
the line Of the Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad ~ the earliest possible moment To
ascertain from the people tho Jews and
wishes IN regard 10 the management OF the
road. The people are now making the
presidency OF the road subject OF great
contention.
4 possC Of deputy collectors Of revenue
have captured Two more mOonshlners IN
South Mountain. Burke county.
Joseph Hudson, aged thirteen, was
drowned day before yesterday near lar
boro' while bathing.
Most Of the trustees Of the Trinity Col
lege as well as the alumni say the removal
to Raleigh Will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

allies, and King Victor Emmanuel OBJ
tanned western Lombardy, part Of the
Papal States and the Dnchies of Parma
and Modena. Succeeding revolutions
led to Victor Emmanuel being made
King of Italy in February, 1861. In the
war Of 1866 between Prussia and Au-
stria. Italy was the ally of Prussia, AMI
an Italian army under General Cialdinl,
of which Humbert commanded a brigade,
invaded Venetla. The defeat of the
Italian army at Custozza was more
than offset by the success Of the
Prussian arms, and the restoration
of peace added districts of LON
hardy with Nenetia TO the kingdom OF
Italy. In 1868 Humbert married his
cousin, the Princess Marguerite of
Savoy, daughter Of the Duke Ferdnond
of Genoa, brother Of King Victor I'M
manuel, The only child born to this
union is the Prince OF Naples, who Is
now twenty years old. Biter the out
break of the war between France and
Germany in 1870 the French garrison
was withdrawn from Rome. which was
seized by the Italian troops. Victor
Emmanuel died January 9, 1873, when
Humbert became the second King OF
United Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Ee aNW Ii.

lNt" vi .-htAsI
"Sit down, sit down" replied the old
farmer. as he laid down his brush-hook
and dumped himself on the grass. $50
YOU want to know Whar Hi Perkins
lives .
Yes"
"Know the family ?"
somewhat.
Cant be His wife's brother?"
ono"
cousin O His mebbe ?"
"No."
"You amt an officer with a writ to
serve 2"
ooh. no.
"May be going out to sell him wind
mill or an organ ?"
No"
"Know Hi long ?" he queried, as he
rubbed bis sleeve over his face.
"Not very
"Ah! | see how it is "a" he suddenly
exclaimed, as a grin began to spread
over his face. You live in town
threatened with consumption-doctor
advises farm diet and outdoor exercise
going out TO fix ny matters with Hi
They used to come 10 me by droves, but
| got tired OF it. All of 'em now go to
Hi. Guess l wasn't soft huff with
'em."
How"
"Waal, it sort O riled me to have a
chap around who didn't know the differ
ence atwixt bumblebee and a turnip-
patch. and | s'pose 1 got ---"
When | sat down ! noticed big bum
blebee working bis way up the old
mans back by his left suspender, but |
thought the insect might be a pet OF his
and so | didn't say anything. He had
just got 10 the point above when he
uttered an awful yell, leaped clear
over an old stump, fell down, and scram-
bled up, then went tearing through the
hazel bushes like 0 Texas steer on the
rampage. | counted fourteen whoops
before he ceased, and 1t was Just twenty
minutes before he returned.
Well, was 1t q turnip-patch or q
bummblebee ?" asked.
"Durn my flint but you must seen
them critters proving around when.you
fust cum up, and now you jist please git
over into that ar road and jog along
afore 1 let loose l can't abide a one
lung, narrer-souled man, and I'll be
hanged il | tell you whar Hi Perkins or
anybody else lives A consumptlve as
will calmly sot down and see a bar'l of
bumblebees holdin' convention on q
mans back which hasn't got no under
shirt on and never warn him OF the
coming calamity is jist mean huff to go
and crawl into fellows barn and die
there and spile three tons OF hay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

BY Quaries g. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctionesra


EOUR CHURCH-HILL DWELL
II IaGS on TwESTY-sEyEHTH STREET
BETWEEN VI AND n STREETS FOX SALE
AT AUCTION. AT the request OF tho orner We
will sell at auction on
TUESDAY. JUNE IS, 1899.
At o'clock r. ~. FOUR BRICk-AND- FRAME
DWELLINGS. Nos. 705. 50S. 7W. and 7O9 north
Trenty-sevonth street
No. fOS Is THREE.SrORY BRICK, with frame
addition ia rear. seven rooms; brick kitchen,
two rooms. lot 8sxl2j feet ~ an sllsy.
No 70s. THREE STORY, brick basement TWO
stories frame. containing ten rooms Kitchen,
stable. and other Out-buildings Lot Hxl0 teet
10 an alley.
No 7O7 FRAME TENEMENT, four rooms and
klt,hoB lot 23Ii2i feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
No. zoo, FRAME TENEMENT. four rooms and
kitchen. Lot 23Ii2t feet - az Glley l6 feot WIDE
Noe 7O7 aud 40 will DO sold together or sepe-
ratcy
These houses SIRE now occupied by good ton
ants they are convenient 10 the Onion Psssengsr-
railway, aud on street where many handsome
dwellings are being erected. The improvements
are oil in good order, having been thoroughly
painted and repaired.
Parties seeking homes will DO well ~ attend
this sale. Also parties seeking investment VIII
find that money ostlaid Ia this section viii bring
a good revenue.
This property will bear inspection. These
houses we're NOT built for sale. Parties desiring
to purchase are Invited 20 examine the property
before dag OF sale.
TERMS Al salo. QUARLEs s. McCURDY.
iel6 Ancuonecrs.
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HUHRERr ",
or Italy. Visiting the German I'm
peror

Accompanied by his son, Victor I'm
manuel, Duke Of Naples, aud Crispi,
the Prime Minister OF his Government,
King Humbert Is visiting the German
Emperor. The King. Of whom We
print al excellent likeness. was born
March IT, 1S44, the eldest son OF Victor
Emmanuel. afterwards King Of Sardinia
and the first king OF Il united Italy, and
the Archduchess Adelaide of Austria.
He took part in the movement OF 1888
for the unifcation Of Italy, aud the
war of that year between France and
Sardinia on one side and Austria on
the other. 1t was favorable to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

lofier for sale my FARM, on which I now re-
side. containing 5214 ACRES. lying nine miles
north Of the city OF Richmond. HenricO county,
adjoining tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. on which there's Is station
Tnylor's crO-sIng), whore the cars stop daily
The land is in nue pro 1uctlve heart. having been
well lined ami manfred about 800 acres under
cultivation. balance in woods. improvements
good; large dwelling. ten rooms. all IN good
order. newly painted and papercd largo barn,
stable, courthouse, and ether Out-Duildings
Ample for 3 large. Well-OrgaulLoi farm. 4 large
orchard. about 900 trees, mostly apple, as we'll
rs other kinds IN all bearing. al % q iarce VINO
ward, about 1850 vines. lately planted sni in 2
line growing condition; together with every other
convenience Tor large family. The dvelliag-
house has Tine grove of forest trees around 70 (;
pure water. n we'll IN tho yard. aud many living
springs on the place. The location IS very plsa-
SAINT and healthy: churches. schools, post-Ofiics
stores. &c. convenient. al IN sight: and within
q short distance of the railroad station, where
twenty-five trains pass daily In sight 81 tue house.
Brook turnpike and main road 70 Ashland pass
Though the farm. Come and see it, 1 am DO
termincd 10 sell az once.
One fourth casa: balance In one, two. and
throc years. per cent per nnuHm. VIII. divide
10 sui. purchasers. Possession giseu imme-
diateiy
\ plat OF tho farm can be eeca az Charles F.
Taylor IS Co. ,, Thirteenth street. city OF kich-
mOnd. WILLIAM TAYLOR,
ie l6-e0dit Gieu Alien POst-Oaice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

were achieved as a member of Wallack's
company, New York. lie retired after
many years connection with that ceie-
bratcd association of theatrical men and
women when it was broken up about
two years ago. For nearly half century
Mr.. Gilbert delighted theatre goers with
his skill and grace in portrayIng, rs
leading old gentleman. such parts III
the drama as suited that role. In at
tainments, fidelity to the highest artistic
standard and industry, Alr. Gilbert holds
rank with the greatest American actors.
A good and prudent man, his character
adorns the profession, IN the pursuit OF
which he achieved fame and fortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
ZEAL ESTATE ar Private SALE
Two THE WORKING WHITE PEG
L PLEOF MANCHESTER AND RICHMOND.

We beg Leave 10 call your attention again 70
the easy way In viii: "a you Gan secure
home and stop paying rent lmmediately al
Joining the city OF Manchester, fronting u Aaury
street aud on the Petersburg turupi4o lies a very
pretty tract Of land, formerly owned by Mrs. Dr.
Marx, which has been purchased by the Homo
stead Land Company aud laid on INTO ullldiug
lots. with the view ~ masking 10 = desirable place
Of residence for WHITE PEOPLE ONLY. ani
the company calls attention 10 tie ia't that &c
will not soil or rent its property % any Olner than
white people, and TINT Do requires all % whom
il sells any of ITS lots To 5iEu au agreement not 10
do so. Already number or neat tFo--tory
dwellings have been erected on some Of these lots
by persons Who have purchased Oi the company.
snI other houses have been erected by The COM
pany. 10 DO soli ~ very reasonable prices Tor a
small cash payment. and tho residue ia ea9y
monthly instaimcnts. To Toe moro snccirc We
will sell you a house Of I've rooms ami Tot
25Xl2O feet for 5000 on a cash paymen' o. f1l
ami $3.50 per month until paid Tor; or we viii sell
YOU n house OF ak rooms on a corner Tot 25Nl-U
feet for s. .lGl on a cash payment Of $40 aDd tl2
,r month Until paid for or We viii soil you
- Ded-roOf house 0f SIX rooms 90 loi JOXl,O
..uA for fl.3JJ on q cash payment cf t[U aud so
per month until paid Tor The company VIII keep
the property iusurcd ~ 10 own expense and VIII
not charge any further in'erest ON he ABOVE
monthly payments 10 they are promptly pad
when due. such opportunities a. nus ara very
seldom offered and YOU should avail yourself OF
IL BEFORE II j. Too LAlE. This property Is
very convenient 20 tho s'reet-ar lines aud 10 ne
largest workshops of OtH cities. - Is fcr above
high-water marx aud lies beautifully for natural
drainage. thereby insuring good health We
will Offer great inducements IN low prices aud
long credits on lots t0 those who wish 10 ruid
and ce,upy at once. CAN and see either II Tho
unier.igned. who will be pleased 10 give any
further information that may be desired.
HENRY l. STAPLES,
General Manager. IA edmond, Va,
or A. J.. ADAMSON,
Ia ppa1 Estate AGENT. hNuCu ester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

psny. He is a prominent merchant OF
New York city, and is a self-made man,
having begun his connection with the
dry-goods business as clerk on small
pay, not a great many years ago. AS sng-
gested. Mir. Plummer is IN the prime Of
life. He was president of the Harrison and
Morton Dry Goods Club in New York last
fall, and organized the Business Men 8
Campaign Committee. body of wellto-
do people. who kept up the supply OF
cash for party use when 1t had begun TO
run short. The suits worn by President
Harrison and his son nj the Inauguration
were presented by Mr.. Plummer, and
they were manufactured at his own mills
in Connecticut. He is vice-president of
the Union League Club, and member
of several other clubs. His appointment
to an Office causes no surprise, except
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

BY +. A. Cs,lin. Auctionee.
No i8 Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE OF FOUR GOO.
n BUILDING LOTS on MECHA>iSs,'.'..
TURNPIKE Nor FAR EXON a.
srREEl.-I will sell as AUCTION. On Wv
Uses, on - ,.o
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ~ iSsS
at q O'Clock p NJ, rot X LOTS iroauof 80
each on NechanicsVille tur0pipAe aud eNN
ing back q good depth - al alley ...... "a.
This property Is near Jay street. ne thoi,..
fare from that section OF ths cry @ ~
peake ana ONO shops. g., aud can D ia ~ -
nov 10 good advantage. THIS properv
offered simply - try The mArses; N"
hs $3.50 sse ' An sais. x A. CAflN.
Aucpozsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
ing, perhaps, that he was not given one
earlier.
A GREAT ACTOR FAILING.
John Gilbert. OF Bssiop. said TO he
nyiug.

John Gilbert, one Of the greatest actors
of the century, was born in Boston IN
the year 1910. lie made his hrst pro
fessional appearance in that city on NO
vember %, 1923. His chief tnumphs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

By reques; Of the owners shall sell oy puolic
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY JUNg l1. tseg.
at o'clock +. ". the above namei VOL lora'ed
ant very desirable iWO->lOkl lhANt
DWELLING. on tao west siio of lwen'r-siIth
street nctwccn N and y strpcts rO1fu ing hfe
rooms, having detached kitchen oi ff' rooms,
q vel Of good water. and tIc u' 'f'-
uiences tho lot fronting % N-li i''H a 81
tsndiug back bctvoru parnl oil .fnrf r..if jig
fest 10 an alley ln he renr. thr prrfnI..- te ns
~ nice order. ani fne property NN ..i.I 10
character aud locat On Tor clthrr homo -iai
purposes.
80 y }. n. IIA's NN ..N.If7.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
By sutton & Co., Auctonoor.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX SMALL
L DWELLINGS oN 8ROOKLAND STREET
IN UiNNnkNis ADDIflON.--lu execution OF s
deed Of trust. d. ed Noyember -. leeS. from Il.
II. Duncanson and wife. ~ record In tue honrlco
County Court clerA's olfice ia Deed Book rs 4,
page 2j8. bsing required 50 TO 30 ~ the bene-
nciaries therein named, we will sell by auction.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, Jusk 10. 1881.
NJ O'CLOCK 7. NJ, SIX SMALL FRAME DWELL
lNGS ON the north line Of Brookland street on
los 20 ixl0U toet 70 an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay expenses or sale
and about 500. aad The paIance upon sucn terms,
as to cash OF credit, as the trustees may deter
NINE n. ID. HAkGkoVE
HENRY =. HuTZLkk,
Il. I. SUTTON.
isN rrus.eea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
FInrs cArsEp nY LIGHTNING.

JERSEY CITY, \. J.. June l5.-TwOserious
fires. both caused by lightning, occurred
here this evening. Bolts struck a large
tank in the 0il-yard OF the National Docks
Storage Company. at Cayan Point. The
tank was ninety feet in diameter, thirty
feet in height. and contained about two
hundred thou and gallons of crude pc
troleum. which blazed up like a huge
torch. The force of the explosion hurled the
top Of the tank about sixty feet in the air.
1t fell on the railroad tracks IN the
ward and about twenty feet from the tank.
lard-enginc No. was passing on the track
AZ the timeand raniuto the cover before the
engineer could stop it. The locomotive
was thrown from tine track and badly dam
aced. 40 one was seriously hurt. The
burned tank cost about $4,000 10 construct
and the loss on the OIL is estimated at SlO-
GOO more.
Another fire occurred in the heart Of the
lumber district in the lower section of the
city and for q time It caused much anxiety.
Property worth millions OF dollars was en-
dangered, but only about $4,000 was de-
SfrOyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
FOE BENT
u O r R Z y T

~ O II r L y T. 81
40. 60i east Leigh street; $40 per annum.
Nc. 900 north .Jtn street: $40 per aunum.
80. llS north SGtl street: $50 per aunun.
No. 1911 ca proal street. 500 per anlGm.
No o., west Nsin street $3.50 per aunum.
NJ. ga Reservoir street. $50 per aunm
No. 2H0t east trace street so per month.
so. 1916 fl6yI street: 80 per month.
No. 1888 Yves, Cary street; $40 per annun.
so. 2l3 north 18th street; $40 pcr annum.
30. g., uorth 3Jtn street; al per month.
Howard Grove: 50 per month.
NO. q Sp-ms street 8 por month.
Phone 3d. JAMES y. ELAN,
lee lf-it lll3 east Vain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
by E. A. Callin. Auctioneer,
No Is Eleventh street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THE BRICK
n DWELLING No. iii3 ROSS sThEEr.-I
will sell al public auction, on tho promises. on
TUESDAY. june Is, 1889
a. 8 o'clock p. NJ. the BRICK DWELLING To-
Gated as above stated
This properly. Il Will DO observed. ia centrally
located, and 10 convenient 10 all places " ousi-
ness.
This Is good opportunity for = cheap invest
ment as the property vail be knocked out 20 the
highest bidder at anything like reasonable
figures.
TERSs: Easy. u. A. CAILIN,
iel4 Auctloneecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
AUCTION SALFS-Future Days.
By Chewing ~ Rose.
Real Estate Agents. AuctiOneers. and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street

A UCTION SALE OF SIXTEEN
"A SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ~ KAHNiS
ADDITION 10 THE CITY OF klCEMOND.-By
request We will sell by auction, upon the preml-
ses. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1883,
al 5 O'Clock f. VI. sharp. SIXTEEN BUILDlSG
LOTS situated on Mitchell, Kahn. and Syca-
more streets A majority OF inc lots front look
40 feot TO a wide alloy. This sale Offers good
opportunity 10 all wishing cheap and desirable
hOme-sites possessing the Advantages Of city
and country life combined plat OF the pro-
party viii be shown ON day OF sale.
TkRHs: At sale.
CHEWING & ROSE.
10 10 Auctlouecr1