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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30
Personal Notes.

Sheriff Moore, of Kerrville, is in the
city.
Judge Taft, prominent Ohioan, is
in the city.
Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Muncey left
to-day for California.
H. c. Cook is in the city, after a
lengthy absence.
George w. Brown and family left
to-day for California.
C. e. Hooper and ALI Theakston are
again in the city.
NJ. Lindheim, a merchant of Del Rio,
is in the city.
Mr.. Smith, a merchant of Pleasan-
ton, is in the city.
H. III. Allen. merchant of Junction
City, is in the city.
Mr. Alexander, merchant Of Boer-
ne, is in the city.
MIR. Charles Moser and Miss Carrie
Brunswick will be married tomorrow
night.
Ex-Gov. Rector is in the city to at
tend the Childers habeas corpus ex-
animation.
City Marshal Shardein and con-
tractor Micklejohn returned yester-
day evening from their fishing excur-
sion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30
JuSrice'S Courts,

Before Justice Heron, Henry De-
knight was placed under $3.50 bon d, To
answer the charge OF aggravated as
sault and battery.
Herman OsTerll assault and battery,
fined S. and costs.
Before Justice McAliister, Etna
Bashwell was fined SIS and costs on
the charge of vagrancy. The cases of
Lucy Wolff, etal, were continued.
Lizzie Freeman was fined IS and
costs for using abusive language.
Matt King SO and costs for the like
Otfense.
Bowser, ditto, S. and costs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30
Marriage Licenses.

WarfIaRe LICenSPS,
Reyes Hernandez and Gertrudes I O.
mingues.
Frederick Dickman and Emma Eu-
falle Fabre.
Vidal Rodriguez and Gregoria Lee
derma.
G. HI. NJ. Smith and Margaret A..
Means.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30
Eyes TIE Sted

by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures. OTTO BLUMEN-
THALL's. "a Commerce 81. 10.30-lm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30
DIR. Wm.l. Wilka

With sixteen years practice in Chi
cago, has permanently located in San
Antonio. He treats diseases of wo-
men exclusively. Office and residence
407 Avenue E, corner Fourth. Office
hours, to 3 p. m. 1l-25-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-30

Sale OF seats for Gilmore's band
concert begins December 1st. Prices
80 cents, $3.50 and $500.
The Belknnp Rifles hop at their
armory last night was very well at
tended.
Turner's have their ball tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

IL in New York, where Henry N. Amy, the
president and Mr.. Henry e.. McCouch, the
assignee, were yesterday.
we were forced 10 make an assignment
10 protect our creditors and ourselves saiu
eecretary.and. Treasurer Groom. we re-
cejyed word from our New York house that
thew were going 10 make an assignment aud
we concluded that the wisest plan was to
maize A general assignment. We have no
nrefsrred creditors. our attorney VIII pro-
hably apply 10 the Court for permission TO
conduct our business, In which event esnan
resume operations at once"
The Indebtedness OF the company " esti'
mated 10 be upward OF S2OO,OOO, OF when
500, 900 IL borrowed money. Inc nominal
nssets include $4,000 In goods IN STOCK
and IN process OF manufacture ana mlii
property which is appraised st SZOV,VVo anu
against which there Is a mortgage OF Sco.Ouo.
The embarrassment OF the company IS at-
trIbuted to the difficulty experienced III coli
I,ctIug outstanding accounts ana IN ob'aln-
ing advances upon stock In hand, tnelr teaoy
cash being locked no IN goods that are not
seasonable ut this time. According 10 tneir
own figures they claim that their nominsl
assets Will exceed their liabilities by ABOUT
st70. 600. and with iudlcious management
and sli1icient time they say they can settle IN
fulI. The company was orgsnlZed nearly
one yesr ago, with Henry n. Amy, presi-
dent. John Groom as secretary and trea-
surer. and Frederick, Edward. and henry
Amy NJ directors. They ISSUED o,ZOO
shares At $50 a share, snd In order to secure
a working capital issued bonds to the amount
Of S4O. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
a Fire I'm East Chicago.
,..orarb 20 tha Dfsn.tch

-
CHICAGO, May 1S.-A fire early this morning
at Observation-Disclosures street and Avenue
X, In East Chicago, DESTROYED nine houses.
Twelve barns were incidentally licked I'D by
the flames. and the total damage Is between
$780, 900 and $40 900. The houses were occu.
pied almost entirely by foreigners employed
10 the rollIng-mills, most OF whom owned
their homes and had them we'll insured.
The scene OF the ire is Just across the Calu-
met river from Cummings, which was visit
ed by q destructive fire only u few hours be-
fore. The entire district is 30 poorly sup
Piled with water that at both fires the fire.
men we're almost powerless. the cisterns and
wells being quickly exhausted. This fact Is
80 good au argument for annexation to
Chicago that the anti.annexationists are
freely charging that both blazes were started
BY the snnexationists. Both fires started In
barns In the most u~paecountable manner and
In localities where the flames were sure TO
sDread-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

myi7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Correspondence OF Tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILCOX WHARF, CHARLES CITY COUNTY,,
May Is, 1889.

Correspondence OF Tho Richmond Dispatch.I
WILCOX WHARF, CHARLES CITY COUNTY,
May Is, 1889.
Yesterday was County-COurt day for this
county. A large crowd Of people were In
attendance, chiefly attracted by the case OF
william White, Samuel Hatch, and John
SatchfieId, CHARGED with the murder oil Hen
nv Jones'. near Westover, a few days ago.
Indictment was found against them, and
on motion Of the Common wealth. the case
WAS continued TO the June term.
The Court consented TO bail the prisoners
n sufficient security could be gotten by
saturday.
r.. III. Sewell. deputy organizer OF the
Virginia Farmers Alliance, after addresses
by himself and Judge Isaac Christian, pro-
ceeded TO organize a very promising lodge
OF that organization, when IS the second In
the county.
Hon. l.. NJ. Nance, Commonwealth al
torney, has procured a requisition from the
Governor on the Governor OF Maryland for
Captain Joseph Delsho, a resident OF that
State, indicted here at the last term OF the
County Court for the murder Of the child OF
Mr.. William Brockwell by shooting from a
tug In james river. Mr.. Nance failed in his
first application TO the Governor, no lndict-
ment having at that time been found. lie
has taken great interest in the case and Is
commended by the people therefor.
The crops OF wheat, oats, and grass are
very fine up to this time. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
What Richmond Needs-A Retail Gre
cerS' Protective Association.


GERS Protective Association.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Richmond to-day teens with peddlers.
We see them In every form. Some sell
matches, some fish. sOme soft soap, and
Others various and sundry articles Of daily
use.
The most dangerous enemy OF commerce
IS the manufacturing peddler. He is I'M
bridled. lie needs no license. He Is sub.
iect to no arrest because OF his unreseryed
freedom. Soft.sosp men 20 from door 10
door selling, men, women, and children, and
no power in the city can curb them but the
unanimous protest Of the dealers. IL is
plan that consumers should be supplied
only through the one uniform channel-tbe
retail merchant.
What is the consequence OF this unfair way
OF dong businessI IL cripples commerce.
IL keeps nj home hundreds OF purchasers,
who II not thus supplied would %patrOnize
our merchants. IL bankrupls small dealers
who cannot stand the pressure. II demos
rallies the consumer, who becomes diSsatis-
fed with the dealers price OF merchandise
in the event Of the peddler's departure, for
II is manifest that the merchant cannot com
pete with the manufacturers price.
But the peddlers claim that they help the
retail dealer by thus advertising thelr artl-
Giles. We demur here. Their policy Is more
fatal TO business than quackery is TO physic.
They are the bane OF Just consumers, the
nightmare OF honest dealers. They destroy
business intercourse between man and man.
Let us have 10 Richmond, then, a Retail
Groeers' Protective Association. Such or
CARNATIONS flourish in New Orleans, Phila>
delphla, New York, and other large cities OF
the country. Why eas't such an institution
prosper 10 Richmond2 II eau. Let the
merchants be progressive. Manufacturing
peddlers especially should be driven from
the market, and the most efectual way OF
accomplishing this object is to refuse TO
handle their goods. This can be done only
by standing together. "United We stand;
divided we FALL"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

comparison Is certainly true a. regards The
members who have served several terms.
The first session OF the next Congress
bids fair 10 be one OF the most exciting oil
modern times. Both Democrats aud Ke-
publlcars are already talking OF the dead
lock which "a likely 20 occur, and when
General Clark, the clerk, makes up his ioH
on the lawfullv.executed certificates oil elec-
ton the Republican majority Ia going 10 ne
go slender that tho leaders Of that party WIZ
be forced 10 do some splendid manipulating
10 organize toe House. especially II theif
sick men are not well enough 10 be on manu.
The sick. list IL now causing the Republican
leaders the gravest apprehensions.
UNCLE JERRY.
"Uncle" Jere Rusk, the Secretary OF
Agriculture, IL getting more notoriety thsn
auv member OF the Cabinet Last week ne
seized a scyths over at the department
grounds and put the worgmen 10 shame by
moving more grass than any one else. Tbs
week be mounted the saddle.borse In n team
OF four and drove foriy-odd newspaper cor
respondents and Congressman Cannon, OF
Illinois, from the railroad station 10 deneraI
Arnus's couutry place, where the big dinner
was given, and yesterday he went 10 tne
baseball match and had an enjoyable tltnc
Of n. "UncleD Jere IL the iOiliest MEMBER
OF the Cabinet, and IS what may be termeda
"homespun" sort OF citizen. There Is no
formality about the old gentleman, snd THIS
IL said 10 be the secret Of his great popu-
lsritv among the masses IN Wisconslb'
Some people think that It was extremely IN
disnifed in Secretary tusk TO have acted as
leamster the other day, but he appeared 10
enjoy the novelty and doesn't care 8 ng Tor
the comments made.
The new train which the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company are running from
New York 10 Louisville via Washington,
thence over the Virginia Midland division OF
the Richmond and Danville Line to Cbar-
lottesville. where the Chesapeake and Ooio
proper is reached, IL attracting a great deal
OF attention, and Is bound to add largely 10
the attendance this season at the Virginia
and Wet Virginia summer resorts. lhe
magnificent equipment OF the chesapeake
and Ohio special is far superior 10 anytnlng
ever before put on a southern ROAD, ana
those nashy new CATS ane the mover IA
belllng catch the public eve. Nheh
the trains first ran through here
nearly every one would inquire, "What 90
thew mean by r. i. v? DO the Ietets
stand for First Families OF NirginiaF,
They thought II quite cute when Informed
that az. +. v" meant Qualifying VIZ
persons Of means who are in the habit OF
travelling say that the improved faculties
and the splendid new csrs which the virgil
MIA roads are now running will make IL a
Measure IN future to visit the virginia re-
sorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
BY +. A. Catlin,
Real Estate AUctionoer,
No. IS Eleventh street
EXECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE
AZ NUMBER OF LOTS IN FULTON.

At tho request Of the executors Of Hiram W..
Tyler, deceased. / viii sell az public suction 70
the highest bidder or
WEDNESDAY, MAY p. 1889,
commencing At o'clock r.. VI. the following 10
scri5ed LOTS IN tho order IN which they are
mentioned:
8LOTS, 80 by about Il9 feet each. on the west
side VI Lewis street near Williamsburg
avenue.
OLOTS, Zach 30xll7 feet 70 a l0-foot alley, on the
west side OF Lewis street. Just beyond the
corporation line.
8 slots, each S0xll7 feet, on the east side OF Gil
lies street.
I2LOTS. each 30xii7 feet 20 q i0ioot alley, on
the west side Of GiNies street
2LOrS, each Gxl66 feet. on Nicholson street
near the crossing Of tho Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway.
! LOT, 3Sxii1 feet, az tho corner OK Denny and
Highland streets.
LOT. yxl05 feet az the corner Of Denny and
Russell streets.
l LOT. 57xS5 feet at the corner OF Denny aud
Third streets.
This sale should be largely attended, asthe mar
ket Just now Is very dun and big prices are not
expected, nor will this property De held for fancy
hgnreS as | sm instructed 10 Say that whatever
is offered will DO Knocked out 20 the highest bid
der regardless OF what may be bid.
TRIMS; one third cash balance in ak and
twelve months. with . per cent aided on de-
ferred payments. X. A. CAtIN.
myE Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
A Large firm Assigns.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 1S.-The Almy
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers Of
ladies' fine cloths, has made a general assign.
ment. Tit company's mills are among the
largest Ia the Kensington district and en-
ploy about 400 hands. 1t Is expected that
and that q settlement can be made without
difficulty. The company's distributing ofica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
By Frank ID. Hill 4 Co,
Real Estate Auctio1eerA

NICE FRAME DWELLING, No 6iS
~ BEVERLEY. BETWEEN PINE AND BELvi-
DEkE STREETS, WITH FIVE ROOMS, CITY
WATER. Sc, FOR SALE Al PUBLIC Auc-
TlON.-On
TUESDAY. NAY s1sr..
at 8 o'clock p. NJ, on the promises. 20 will sell tho
aboye-deseriDed HOUSE AND LOf. Thedwell-
Ing Is in good order and under good rental.
The lot fronts l6s xis0 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
vide. This property must DO sold. as the owner
has removed from the city.
TERMS, one third cash balance In six and
twelve months, interest added end secured by
deed OF tras. FRANK ID. HILL a co.
NV IA Aueuonaars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
JAS. MAcD0CGALI, salesman.
By y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
MILLS IL KING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FERRIES,
KNOWN AZ DABNEI'S MILLS, Al AUCTION
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from W. ". Dabuey
% Cornelius Dabuey and X. e.. WOrthan. nus
toes, dated TN Of JuLe, ls7U, ard duly recorded,
the undersigned, surviving trustee, VII sell by
auction, on THO promises, ON
TUESDAY. MAY p. 1889.
a, u o'clock ". tho VALUABLE MILLS above
referred 20. situated on the road from Enfield 10
Richmond and about tWeuty-one miles distant
from the latter place.
The improvements in the matter 81 buildings
are ample and We,l-srrauged for their purposes,
and tho machinery IL I'm go0i condition. and the
whole In crsi-rate wOrkiug order and with =
capacity for manufacturing lS bushels of meal
and hour every twelve hours.
Fine location for a store with good fishing arc
some OF tho other attractions. tOr particulars
write 20 the auctioneor.
Terms: Cash sufficient 20 pay any back taxes
and arrearages Of Insurance aud cost OF sale and
the sum Of $1,000. anu ss " residue % the debt
SAY -. az. so on n credit OF nine and eighteen
months for notes with interest added, AMI AZ 10
the surplus on such terms as The grant0r or his
assigns may prescribe al credit payments %
be secured ~ a deed u irGsL
X. c.. WORKMAN, Surviving Trustee.
y. W. BOWE. Aucuoneer. ap -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
"a JONES'
Talks to the Danv,iIO Negroes.
Especial telegram 70 Tho DIspAtcn'I

Especial telegram 10 inc DispaVo"'l
DANvILLR. va, May IS. sam Joncss
meetings continue TO attract large crowds
and interest increases. Il is said at least 300
nave nromised TO lead new lives, among
whom are some OF our most prominent ciIl-
zens.
This afternoon he preached TO the colored
folks. aud about 5000 heard him. The sing
ing was magnificent. and Mr. Jones seemed
10 enjoy It thoroughly. His text was taken
from Psalm XIV. and the sermon was plain
and practical. lie called a spade a spade,
and talked 10 the cOlored people about
drinking whi,key, not paving their deh's'
bartering of the virtue Of their daughters.
and ~backbiting. He called on all who bad
not told a lie this year 10 stand up. and only
four or five responded. lie called on those
who didn't love whiskey 10 stand up' and
less than twenty-five arose. lie called on all
who would vote for local option to stand up,
and nearly all spraug TO their feet. lie said
many severe things, but the colored folks
said "Ameu" and took what be said in good
spirit. In conclusion Mr.. Jones spoke in
tender and even afiectiOnaie terms to the
colored folks and begged them to be true 10
themselves, to their race, snd 10 God. Tie
referred to the conduct OF the colored folks
during the war in feeling terms. and said the
white people owed them 4 debt OF gratitude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
By Poipdoxter s. Demos
Real Estate Agents
ia3 Main sircr.
nRUSTFE'S SALE OF A ~ .

uyRUSTEE'S SALE OF A ni
nIE LOT WITH SNAIL balNn
ING THEBEON, On MARSHA trIa
TWEEN TWELFTH tVLLh" go,
la accordance With tho pyotis,ses ~r-l
trust deed dated April T. ~ an' ,s
IN TIE CLERKS onice u ne chaas'r'..s g' g.
city OF RicomoHd, Deed-Boy l9
iauI, nast nsa.,n .eNorst. AMI eng rec4l
10 do py the holder. l NIL sell BY As'''4-
premises. on
THURSDAY rus $50 iSsF,NS Pro
nc q o'elock p. NJ, the seoys~l sxteni, A.
pRSTY' m Rot fronts - feet ana r.rlt
nnsaa .snrn 10 a vide allsy. lpen .e -
toe ioi Is q iwo-stogy ooek h9as~ ssL a. No
bIildinss In irOnL WHOA WI rem
location Is very csnHal ysa 81 sale ADS .
,a,s ~ si4Ss9 Win irieress tfom NF
ssisnrs An sLx and twelve moot5S "a Trus.oo 1
fo~i>pkAfth W lLlAA~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. aud Brokers,
No. b north Tenth street.
CHOICE WEST-CARY STREET
~ IMPROVED PROPERTY.

At The request q the owner. who Is removing
20 another section, we will sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY %, lisa
at 8 o'clock p. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE Dr.
TACHED NEW BRICK DWELLING No. i2OS
west Cary street The lot has = front Of e5x
$50 feet The dwelling contains seven rooms;
was planned ana erected by the owner, who Is q
skilled mechanic.
The location Is rapidly improving and all IN
ferior structures must through necessity yield 70
the hand OF progress. The rear oyerlooks Nor
TOMS gsrdeo, whore q free inhalation 0, Odorite-
rous perfumes are had, which there abound
throughout the season.
1KRMs: One fourth cash: the residue at sir.
twelve and eighteen months. 6 per cent added,
sEd secured by q deed Of trust.
msls cuRWNING A. RoAE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
K,usa ,n = s,r.s,-rtrnt.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, May 1S.-A telegram
Just received from Forest City. Ark, says
that ID. NJ. Wilson. sheriff OF 81. Francis
county; Frank Folbre, city marshal, and
Thomas Psrnham we're killed in street.
fsht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
VIRGINIA BEACH LOTS AT AUG
TON.
BY Rawlings & Rose.
Real Estate AucuoneerA
Richmond. Va,
we are authorized by tho owners 20 odoc At
nlhlLc AucfInn. without reanrNe. on

we are authorized by tho owners 70 ohos At
public auction, without Reserve, ON
WEDNESDAY, NAY ~ 1-S).
az 70 o'clock NJ. at the onco o. Rawlings & Rose,
SO. il north Tenth street. between 5j and JOB
BEAUTIFUL BlILDLNG LOIS, fronting FKl-5
feet each. situated abouton9 mile from Princes
Anne H0trl, due north. ard kEO0n a. Sac " Hole
lies.n These lots aro elegantly located iot sea-
shore cottages. ooiug near enough % the ho,el
for society aud convenience. Inc bathing Do br-
youd doubt the finest In the world free from un-
dortow. with hard--and bottom. hssVy surt, z
average summer Temperature, ~ degrees. VIM
Tor, - degrees, and for sport and pleasure ne
location cannot bee beaten. there being plenty or
game aud fish ~ 81 kinds nearly the year round.
4 large number Of lots have already been solt
90 parties In New York. Baltimore. Washington.
LynchhurZ, ana otDer localities. Corage' are
fast being built, and another tine hotel boing
erected a. a cost II over $4,000. Tho railroad Is
now being changed 20 p broad gauge.
WIthO.t DOUBT a. > 8 too nnest opportunity
Isyer offered. 10 paruos seeking eithcr health.
pleasure, II good Investment, a, the lots are
rapidly advenciDg in value.
Terms Very liberal. AMI anroucei a. sa'e.
RAWLINGS & EOSL.
Auctl0neers.
49, LM HH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY y. W. B0We,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
ORA
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 8l2 EAST MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
BY AUCTION.

In execution OF a deed u trust dated i4th July,
1851. and recorded ia Richmond Chancery Court
ia Deadlock l33 Is. page l69. aud being required
50 % DO by ono Of the creditors seclreI, / Will
sell by auction. on tie premises, on
SATURDAY. Nay p. lSs9,
a, 5 O'Clock p. ~, the SUBSTANTIAL. WELL
BUILT, AND CENIRALLY-LOCATED RESI-
DENCE above referred 70. with basement two
stories, and attic. containing ten room and ic-
tached kitchen with TWO rooms. The lot frouts
u feet on the north line Of Main street. begin
ming 30 feet west " Fourth street. and extends
back between parallel lines i1 feot 10 an alley.
TERMS: By consent ono third cash, and bal-
aucs AZ two years for notes, with interest, pay
able sami-annually, and secured by n trust
deed; or all cash at the option Of the purchaser,
myIj &. r. 1ABB, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
on FRIDAY. NAY q, 1850.

ON FRIDAY. MAY ~, 1889,
at $50 o'clock r. NJ. l shall, at tho request OF Tie
owner, sell by public suction, on the premises.
First THAT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE,
NEW, HANDSOME, AND CONPLEIE Dh.
TACBED FRAME DWELLING or two
STORIES ABOVE BASEMENT No. ~ keser-
weir street, containing seven rooms besides
ample closets. with city water, gas, BAH. cuiVeri,
Sc. attractive Ira style and nnish. having Yesti-
bule. sliding doors, Sc. admirably arranged Tor
comfort snd convenience. mud OF superior ma
terial and workmanship. This house. possessing
all the desirable features OF a thoroughly good
and well-locsted homo. cannot iail OF apprecis-
ton, and the closest Inspection IS invited before
and at the time Of sale. The lot fronts 23xlSo
feet, with rear alley IS feet wide. Aud
IMMEDIATsLY THEREAFTER, IN THE SAME
LOCALITY,
TWO NEW, NEAT. AND DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAMETENEMENT DWELLINGS, Nos.
HOS and ill0. on the north side OF Taylor street
between Beech and Reservoir streets, contain
Ing Eve rooms each, wish closets, city water, cut
yorfs. and the usual convenience, esch having
a wide sldo alley These houses. from their con-
venient and desirable location and character, and
popular size for rental purposes, oner gooc in-
ducement 10 Investment.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced ~ sale.
my 10 j. s.. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
sent Rack 10 England.

(By telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
NEW YORK, May Slight Enelishmen.
sent here by the Prisoners Aid society OF
London, under contract with an employ
ment agent IN Texas, were to-day sent back
TO england by the Collector.