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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06

LONDON, june 5.-Minister Lincoln is
receiving large contributions for the fund
for the relief of the sufferers by the floods
in Pennsylvania
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06
Boston Raisea $50. 600.

Boston, June 5.-Boston's relief fund for
the Johnstown sufferers now reaches over
$4,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06
PARIS Has PITY.

The Municipal Council and the Ameri-
cans Raise Funds.
PARIS, June 5.--The municipal council
have donated 5000 francs to the Johnstown
sufferers. A largely attended meeting Of
Americans was held at the United States
legation to-day. which was presided over by
Minister Reid, Forty thousand francs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06
FALSE RUMoRs OF DISASTER.
Fhillipsburg Probably Escaped With
out Loss of Life.

Z S'LlilllpSOuIB FTODdDly f1bCdpG4 With
out LOSS of Life.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--Inquiry at the
Pennsylvania railroad Office in reference to
the report from Johnstown that there had
been great loss of life at Phillipsburg.
Center county, resulted in absolute failure
to confirm the rumor. The superintendent
at Tyrone reports that the Tyrone and
Clearfield branch, which runs from Tyrone
to Curwensville, a distance of forty
seven miles, is entirely cleared.
Phllipsburg is half way between these two
places, on the route mentioned aud the
mountain stream at Phillipsburg is crossed
by a railroad bridge, which must necessa-
rfly be all right. General Manager Pueh
says he does not believe there is a word of
truth in the rumor or that any lives az ali
have been lost at Phillipsburg. Railroad
people would certainly have received infor
nation Of any such terrible loss Of life. as
theirs are the only wire intact in that re-
gion.
GOOD NEWS CONFIRMED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 2P. M.-General
Manager Pugh Of the Pennsylvania rail
road has just received the following dis
patch from Supt Blair of the Tyrone and
Clearfield railroad, on which Phillippsburg
is situated:
TYRONE, PA, June 5, 1889.
There were no lives lost and no property de.
stroyed at Phillipsburg. We only hear Of one
life lost on the Tyrone and Clearfield railroad
that of a lady at Clearfield last Friday evening
| do not think over three lives were lost at Lock
Haven. s. s. BLAIR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06
A MURDERoUs RoBBRR LYNoHED.
Speedy Avenging of Terrible Crime
at Topeka.

ToPEKA,l KAN, June 5.-A. T. Rodgers,
who was shot by a burglar yesterday morn
ing, died at 10 O'Clock last night, and the
recovery Of Mrs. Rodgers is doubtful.
Shortly after the murderer was captured
last night by the police, people surrounded
the Jail on all sides to guard against any
attempt to remove the murderer elsewhere
1t was an orderly assembly and perfectly
quiet, composed Of all classes of citizens
aud largely of substantial merchants, law
yers ana others of the city. Several meet
ings were held within locked doors, and it
was decided that should Mrs. Rodgers die
the Jail should be storned at 8 o'clock last
night. Police guarded the entrance to the
iafl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-06
FRIGHT OF THE PRISONER.

The prisoner was terribly frightened, but
denied his guilt, and told several conflicting
stories, which were readily fouGd to be
false. He gave his name as Nat Olyphant,
and his home as Pueblo, Col.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Mr.. McCabe addressed the crowd from the
jail balcony aud advised law and order. He
was listened to Iattentively. but after his
speech there were, for the first
time, cries of "Throw him outln
Lynch him!' During the evening the
crowd increased, and at z O'Clock the jail
was stormed. The officers made a desper-
ate resistance, and it was II o'clock when
the unfortunate wretch was dragged out.
He showed astonishing courage, aud when
asked if he had anything to say, replied
that he was guilty. His last words we're:
'Be sure you break my neckn He was
hung to a telegraph pole at Sixth street and
Kansas avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

impTlsoped members OF the House Of Com.
mons heroes and martyrs. STR Charles de-
ciared that no did not speak merely as the
advocate OF The accused members OF the
House Of Commons, but for the land OK bis
birth, aud. he believed, in the best interests
Of England. The inquiry, which was in'
tended 10 be curse, had been blessing.
IL had been designed for the purpose
OF running one man, but had proved the
means OF his yipdicstlon.
There was sensation In the courtroom
when Sir Charles concluded his speech. 1t
"a the general opinion OF his hesrers that he
never smoke better. When Sir Charles bad
finished Presiding Justice Hammer passed
note TO him. IN which he said; al congrat-
ulate you. Your speech was great one
and worthy OF a great occision."
The Archbishops OF Dublin and Cashel
will be among the witnesses who will testify
for the defence.
Upon the conclusion OF .o-dsy's proceed
ings the court adjourned until April 30th.
In bis peroration, which lasted hall an
hour. Sir Charles Russell said:
"fn opening our case l said that we repre-
scented the accused. The positions are now
reversed. The accused sit there tpoiniing
with indignant scorn at Walter aud NC.
Donald, OF the Tines. Tbs inquiry VIII
not only NtnulCdtc inui'iuuAss u"' " 80
remove all mlsconception OF the charae-
ter. action, and motives OF the Irish people
and tneir leaders. II will set earnest, honest
minds to thinking and will hasten the true
union and effect true reconciliation. II
will dispeI the mighty cloud that has dark.
cned the history Of n noble race and damned
tho glory OF mighty empire"
At the conclusion OF the speech Mr..
| Gladstone and other friends warmly con.
graduated Messrs. Russell, Parnell. and
| Davitt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Court Items-NO TiciDgs-Personas

Court Items-NO TtciDgs-Person@''
fCorrespoudence of the Richmond Dlspatcb.l
APRIL IL, 1889.
The CORPORATION Court, Judge Clarke, OF
Winchester. presiding IN the absence OF
Judge Duke. has been in session Tor tue past
two days. The whole OF the day Wednes'
day was taken I'D In the trial OF Ella John :
son, charged with mal'ciol'sly burning Ella
Moon. ana a large number OF witnesses
w.re examined. The Jury brought IN u
verdict OF guilty, fixing her punishment al
two wears in the penitentlary. The counsel
for tie defence in this case have petitiOned
for rehesTlng.
The court was occupied Yesterday in the
trial OF Lavinia Edwards, indicted rs an ac-
couplice In the ease OF burning Ella Moon.
The Jury brought in verdict OF guilty, ana
the woman was sent to jail for thirty days.
The sociable given by the young ladies OF
the Baptist church took place al the residence
of Mr.. Charles G.. Sinclair Last night The
evening was most pleasantly spent IN play
ing diliessnt innocent games.
Nothing has been heard as to the where
abouts OF MIR. +. ). Waddel. Mr. James
Waddell. brotner, and Mr. j. II. Wood, a
brother-in-law OF the missing man, left this
city last night for New York 10 make In
vestiga,ion in the ease, and will exert every
effort 20 find the Young gentleman. Tue
friends OF this afflicted family have the SYM
pathies Of the eatire community.
Miss Nettie Gusrrant, OF Richmond, Is In
the city, visiting 1t the residence Of Judge
White.
Mrs. General Long, postnistress here, ieil
this week on o short visit to Washington.
Rev. John b. Turpfn has been confined
to his room for the past week.
Mr.. A. ID. Wright, proprietor OF virgins
Hotel. has been 10 Danville for the past two
weeks. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
TEE E5st.L CITY.
PubItc.schc0i Teachers on an Ex
curstou-Suicide.
rsneeial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatchl
LYSCHBrRG, VA, April ia party OF
nuhlIc.scbool teachers OF this city, headed
by Superintendent T.. C.. Glass. left this al
ternoon for Chicago to attend the Cook
county normal school 10 be held near that
eitv.
Intelligence Just received from " Mouth OF
wilson, Grayson county, SAYS: ID. II. NC
Million. son OF Colonel +. j. McMillon, a
prominent merchant OF the firm OF +. j. Nc
Million & Son, al this place, WA found dSad
in bed "wednesday morn'ng. A rifle was by
his bedside ana the ball mad penetrated his
head. The opinion Is that he committed
suicide. His wife and three small children
were at his fathers and no one was at bis
home during the night. This young man.
who Is about thirty years old, had been
drinking very hard for some time and when
on prOtracied spree would become FURIOUS
and nj times so abusive 10 his wife that she
was induced through fear OF her lie to lice
10 his fathers for protection. His VIE
had been at Colonel McMillOu's house since
Friday last, and on Tuesday the 9th young
McSIIllon went there, where his wife was
SICK in bed. McNllon dragged her from
the bed aud threatened TO take her life with
knife. At this crisis & young hired man
was brought TO the scene 10y tue frantic
screams OF the woman and reacued Der. Nc
Million then LEFT. went to his home. and was
seen no more alive, but found dead as above
stated. The tragedy has east gloom over
the whole community. Much sympathy is
felt for all the family. and especially for the
mother OF The young man, who is in delicate
health, and may not survive the shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
BY James B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr.
1il3 Main etroet.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
GOOD LAUREL-sTREET DWELLING.

In execution OF certain deed OF trust to me,
bearing date september z, 1883, ana duly re,
corded in the clerks ofice oil the Richmond
Chancery Court, shall cell by pubic aucton' on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1889,
n, Z O'Clock p. NJ. the NEAT, COMFORTABLY.
AND WELI-LOCATED FRAME DWELLING
No. 4l2 south Laurel street. the lot fronting
% ole feet on the west side OF Laurel street be-
tween spring and Albemarie streets. and ex-
tending back between parallel lines iS4 big feet
10 sn alley 20 feet wide; the dwelling containing
about four rooms. the usual conveniences, city
water. culveri, pavement, &c.
SAINT location.
Terms: The decd requires cash as TO expenses
Of sale and the note Tor St15 described therein
and the residue ~ the grantor or the trustee
shall prescribe and direct; but other and moro
liberal terms will probably be gwen AMI an
nonnced at time of sale. l. NJ. BLANTON,
j. b. ELAN, Auctloneer. trustee;
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,loneer,
lib Main street.
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
OF
TEN NEW Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS
ISfHE
RAPIDLY-GROWING NORTHWESTERN.

By request OF the owner, who Is resolved TO
sell. | shall soil by public auction. on the
promises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 10TH,
at s o'clock p. NJ, TEN NEW. NEAT. WELL
BUILT. AND VEdY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS on the south side Of
Moore street near Dinneon street, In that a.
tractiye suburban settlement near the Rich
moud, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
shops, Only ono square from tho street railway
on leigh street. anu whore 50 many dwellings
have recently been erected. and where ground
is increasing so rapidly in value.
These houses have four rooms each OF good
size, with halls. closets. and the usual cOnye-
niences. Lots u by 100 feet each, aud rear alley
10 feet wide. They must be sold regardless OF
price, and this sale offers the best possible OBJ
portunity to persons Of small means 10 secure
homes or good paying investments.
Terms: One third cash; BALANCE by nego-
table notes at six and twelve mouths. with In
terest added and secured by deed OF trust
ap Id j. Is. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

10y VIRTUE or 4 DECREE or
ID the ChAncery Court of tho city ~ kctr .f
pronounced on November .. issS in he s4f
80. OB. CoWeriiu. who sues Or s., -. i.'..v
& Purcell, trustees. and 1is., We wiN ofet r
sale by public auction on
TUESDAY. AFRu 30. lS,'
at go p. NJ. on the premises. 'he r. loving
REAL ESTATE OF which Charles ". llr..
died seized and posses ifd viz.
THREE LOTS 81 .tl bog i5 loot "a h. cn d" p.
gOn Hin % ION he top 81 the hilN. sltls.tl .l
the east side Of fe lerai % Buchanan st 90 rt
it, intersection viii william sucea no. ~
from the Chesapeake and ohio railway e.e.
Yaior.
TsKNs: one fourth cssh, ami the ro'i ig. ,l
three equal credits Of six. twelve. sni 81 rl cen
months. tie purchaser Or purchasers On give
thcir negotiable notes for the deferred pay nel,s
Il tho purchase money, with legal interest "a. Do
ei from day Of sale. aud the ttle % be refa 20
until all Of the purchase money has been ia
and conveyance ordered ~ mo Court.
MEADE HASkiNS.
PHILIP r. Pl KCtlI
special Commissioned
c. OBJ. COwARDIN. WHO sCEs, &C.. piAfNrTg.
AGAINST DOLBY. TRU.rgf. AND Ais, nsF8Tu-
ANTS IN rng CHASCKRY COrRr o. InE lrf
Or richmond.
I, Charles W Goddln. ciors - said cosrf rsr.
tify that tho bond required boy the special ,m.
missioners by the decree In sdil Cause 20 ,.-
yembor 3. lsss, has been duly given.
Giyen under my hand tbs iJ.A dag OF Nofen.
ape CHARLES ". GoDDlN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
By L. C. Tinsley & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
No. 1900 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND 20
FEET or LAND ON MOORE STRICTLY ylr-
tue OF a decree entered April 4. 1889, in the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond, In the
cause Of Wughold and ais. against Wingheid
aud ais. the undersigned. special commissioner
appointed for the purpose. Will sell by public
auction. on the premises. ON
THURSDAY. April II. 1889.
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. that certain FRAME DWELL
ING on the south side OF Moore street between
Harrison and Nortoa streets, containing four
rooms with lot ~ by l75 feet To an alley rs feet
wide. This property Is in a neghborhood Va
which lots are becoming scarce. and are en-
hsnciug ia value rapidly
rERss: One third cash balance IN two equal
payments. with interest ~ 0 per cent added on
negotiAbio notes Of purchaser AZ six and twelve
Iaontfls title retained untll conveyance be or
dered By Court. SAMUEL ID. DAVIES,
special Commissioners.
sclo by Z. C. TIgsLRY b Co.. Auctioneers.
WIyGPIELD AVID AIS. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST WING
FIsLD AND AIS. bEPESDAgrs-IS THR CHAN
Gerry COURT OF THE CRY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court, cor.
tify that tho bond required OF tho special COM
missioner by tho decree In said cause OF April
4. 1882. has been DAILY given. =,
Given under my hand THIS 5ta day OF April
1852. CnARLhs W. GoDDiN.
PosTPoNEMENT.
The above sale II postponed until
WEDNESDAY. AfKiL IL. 1850.
spn CIlnaLkx q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
License 20 Sell Liquor.


fcorrsspoacence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. April IL, 1889.
Yesterday was New Kent County-Court
day. Most OF the day was consumed In hear
ing the application Of Mr.. X. T.. Richardson
for Incense to sell liquors at Plum Point, in
New Kent county, just across the Psmunkey
river from West Point. Tins Is 3 dry town,
and = number OF our citizens opposed the
granting OF the license on the ground that II
would IN u great measure defeat the opera
ticn aud efficiency OF the local.option law in
West Poi1t. Messrs. ii. L. Lewis and X. Il.
Lacy Represented the appfcaet snd Messrs.
Thomas p. Bagby and Isaac Diggs the con-
testsnts. The Judge granted the license.
There was no appeal.
A petition has already been gotten up ask.
ing the Judge OF King William to order 40
election IN West Point, and the probabilities
are II will go wet, IS cur people think that
we had s well have the whiskey 10 our
town, 50 that u and the county can get the
revenue. - for II 70 be sold under the shadow
OF the town aud for ms 10 get the disadvan-
taSes and worries aud no benefit. CAsI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
Tae ParBeii CemIaisstss--sfr Charles
Husseis Concludes.

lBy ADglo-American cable TO the Dispsich.l
LoNDON, April l2.-Upon the opening OF
the session Of the Psrnell Commission this
morplng Sur Charles Russell resumed aud
concluded his speech n defence OF the Par
nellitss. lie undertook 10 show that the
money Mr.. Parnsil gave Burue. which the
prosecutor alleged was giyen for the pur-
pose OF eBabling Burne 10 escape, was
meant 10y Nr. Pafnell 10 be used for the or
dinary purposes OF the National League and
that Mr. Parneil did not know that Burne
was Ia peril OF erret.
TIE court, Sir Charles said In concluding
his speech, was trying the history OF the
Irish revolution. He asked that fair aud
generous consideration be given IL. II pros.
perify Was returning 70 Ireland, thanks be
10 God; but Stairs we're unhealthy 10 that
csunisy, where tAs people considered the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate A1clioneerA
rVRUsTEEs' SALE OF DWELLING

rvRUSTEES' SALE OF DWELLING
4 sl5 WEST BAKER STREET AND LOT OF
GROUND FRONTING IS FEKT, WITH DEPTH
OF l3O FEET, MORE or IsSS.-By virtue Of a
deed OF tru-t 20 the undersigned. dated Aafcn
81 1881 and recorded in the clerSs ONCE 81 the
Richmond Chaucery Courr, Deadlock lS9 81
page 81. default having been made Ia the pay
ment OF certsin notes secured therein. sad beng
requested 20 20 10 b. the beneficiary under SAID
deed, we will sell on
MONDAY, APRIL q. 1889.
on the premises, al o'clock Z. ~. she PRO-
PERTY described therein IS folloTs: All the 10
OF GROUND fronting p fect upon the south line
of BAKER street IN tue city OF Richmond. uson
which stands the Frame Dwelling Ne. Sl5 west
Baker street. containing three rooms aud de-
tached. Kitchen. -
TSKys: SI24.7n with Interest from March
1851 and expenses Of sale cash balance OF Sl9.e5
May 81, 1889, and the residue upon terms 90 day
Of SALE 4. W. SlAMTEh,
LIS. PARRISH.
anil Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
BY X. b. Chanlu & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
~ RIOUS LOTS OK VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE IN HESRICO COUNTY NEAR TIE
EASTERN SUBURBS or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. HA-By virtue Of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond. pronounced
on the % day OF November. ISIS. In tho cause
therein depending under the shOrt style OF &C.
OBJ. COwardin, who suos FOR, &c, against
nOOley * Purcell. trustees, &C." the uhief-
signed. special commissioners, viii oier for sale
the following PROPERTY. OF which Charles W.
Purcell died seized and POI 500 ied--yiz:
TWO HI NDRkD AND FiFIN-ElDllI LOTS,
OF about 81 by ~ feet each, in Wooiville. which
lie next 20 John q. Dayis's land aud along FAR
field avenue.
SQUARES Nos. !, 3, 8. g. in plan Of Tait's diyi.
sion. containing 15k ACHES. also on Fairfield
avenue next TO NOOdUlic, aud part OF IL near
the Nine-Mile road.
TERMS: one fourth caah and the residue on
three equal credits OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months. tho purchaser or purchasers 10 give
their negotiable notes for the deferred pay
monts Of the purchGse-morcy, with legal Interest
ided from day OF sale and the title 10 be re-
tanned until all Of the pnrcnese- money mas Deen
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court
Tho above IN eutiOned REAL tSlA r. Will DO
offered for salo by public auction, on the prem
ises, commencing with tho lRsi-mentoned,
Square No. ]. SC, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, 1889,
at 70 o'clock NJ, and IL from any cause tho sales
be not completed on that day notice " further
sales or the property viii then be given. And II
all the property be not sold on that day or any
person desiring 10 purchase said property prl-
vAtely before that day communication may DO
had with the commissioners or aucti0neer3 IN the
city Of Richmond, Va.
MEADE HASkINS.
PHILIP T.. PURCELL,
Special Commissioners
II. b. CHAPLIN CO., Aucu0neers.
c. OBJ COwARDTN, WHO SUES &c, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST DOOLEY, TRUSTEE, AND AIS, DE-
FgNDANrS-lE THE CnANCERY COUEr or Tue
CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF the said court,
certify that the bond required OF tho special
commissioner By the decree In said cause OF No
VEN Der 3, 1883. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l3ih day OF Novem-
Der, iSS& - -
apo CHARLES w. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il vALUABLEyACANT LAND IN FULTON"
FRONTING i50xl10 FEET on TUE NORTH
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET, AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER or GRAHAM AND TOMP-
KINS STREErS.-In execution 81 the deed OF
trust from b. ". Joyner and wife 10 Clodonia
Burton. now de ceased. bearing date the 2ld jan
uary 1879 of reccri IN Deed Book IS. page 1874.
HenricO County Court. me undersigned. suosti-
tutod trustee In the place aud stead OF the said
Clodonia Burton. deceased, Will sell by pup
lie auction, on the promises. on
MONDAY. APRIL %, 1889,
at ) O'Clock p. NJ,
the LOT OF LAND described IN said deed and
situated st the northwest corner OF Graham aud
Tompkins streets. 10 the county OF Henrico, east
OF aud noar the city ~ Richmond. In that part
thereof known as kultOn," fronting lj0 rect on
the north side OF Graham street and extending
back along the western line Of Tompkins street
and between parallel lines 10 feet 70 M alley IN
common 10 feet wide. and which Will be sold
either as a whole or in five separate lots, as may
seem best At time Of sale.
TERMS: The said deed requires cash az 70 the
expenses OF sale and the bond OF S32J described
therein with interest thel con, and tao residue rs
toe grantor or the trustee may pres ride and di-
rect but 1t is probable that other and very
liberal terms may be made by cOn.ent and 0u-
nounced at time OF sale. JACKSON GUY.
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES b. ELAN, Auctoneer spl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

A UCTION SALE OF THAT SNUG,
IA wELLBUILT. AND ADMIRABLY LO-
GATED FRAME DWELLING NO ~ oooiu
CHEnKY sTkEkT. by request OF the owner, =
non-residsn, we will sell by AUCTION, upon tae
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1859,
ct O'CLOCK z. NJ, the DWELLING localel as
above. Tho lot has front of 8, BY aoout 40 leet
90 an alley. by reference 70 the snsef,e lug
columns Of the Dispatch one migat DO led 20 DO
iieve thai all tho cfoice pluns nad been taxen
from the pudding. Such, however. II no. INC
case nor viii n 10 so iong as 40 arc In tho bus-
nsss. COME TO thls sale and convince your
selvoA
Tsaxs: tsals CHRwNING d ROSE.
A. NJ AuctisnssrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

By Sutton a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionssrs,
1915 Main street..
ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
ATTRACTIVE
WEST GRACE STREET BUILDING LOTS
BETWEEN
HARRISON AND RYLASD STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

At the request OF tho owner wo shall oncr TOT
sale at public auction, upon tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1889,
al o'clock p. W., the aboye-descrioed PkoPEh-
IY, fronting 81 feet on the eouth s'oe OF Grace
between Harrison and Ryland streets aud run
Ming back about 80 feet TO q .0-foot alley.
Thls section OF the city Is being go rapidly
built up that very few building LOIS are now =
he had IN this pretty and ATTRACTIVE portion o;
west Grace street, and the handsome class Of
bni,dings that are being erected viii necessarily
enhance the value Of property In this vicinity.
TERMS: At sale. sUIloN q CO.,