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rAYMAsTEn sxIrs.


A Tacoma Man Takes $500 10 Haet for
Woman.
Tacoxs. March 24.--Frcd Bowen. Of the
contracting frm Of Bowen A Thomp-
son. who have. had charge Of the
construction Of the Puget Sound
Dressed Beef works at Puyallup juno
ton, has disappeared. likewise some &5ooor
$50. which he drew In Tacoma about
week ago to pay of the hands. President
Uhiman said sonight that he did not know
the exact amount. bat thought the above
figures would cover the defczt. which the
company would probably lose.
There was a woman in the case.
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TACOMA. March Awhile the remains
OF Mr.. Kessler were being conveyed 70 the
cemetery this afternoon, little 7-year-oid
John sullivan threw Store through the
glass sides of the hearse- The act was de-
liberate. bat the little fellow Is too young 70
be prosecuted. and about al that can b
done viii be 20 make the boys parents pay
for the damages.
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wssaExsros CyTr. March ss-Secretarv
Noble today directed The eenersi land
osHoe ts sirs . hearing n the case OF the
Norshern P4eatls against JosepA Hoff. for
lead in the Yakima district The oues-
ton involved is whether or not the Land
was ssstied apaa besore the cling Of adeisn-
ft.s tssa-arssS-s
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She II Ready 20 Sail and WIN - RE-
1enned.

leased.
TACOMA. March 2k-The ship Craieen,
over which thero has heou any
amount Of trouhls. libels, attach
ments, etc. 10 loaded and ready for sea
and viii probably SAL tomorrow. Captain
Hamilton. and thoss Of the crew who re-
manned. wers busy Ill day making afida-
Wits before Clsrk Ayars of ths United States
district court 6utiscient sseusity hAs bssn
given and It h thought there VIII b no
trouble about the release Of the vessel.
Colonel Eflinger, the owner. has been noti-
fed that the attachment suit brought in
Justice Patfick's court wculd b disoon-
tiDued
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Ax.sn.. shs Kn.I.n Tr-.tr,

WasHIsarov CEvr. March s4-Severai
petitions against the ratification of The en-
tradition treaty with Rnssia have been rrs-
sensed 70 the Senate. Senator Hoar said
lie wcrld once aaore raise the question as
20 their presentation 10 open session.
After debate the point OF order vas With
drawn Tor the time being
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WASHINGTON CRY, March 24-Senator
Allen today Introduce bill % authorize
the war department 20 make surveys of
several streams IN Washington state. with .
view to their Improvement for navigation.
The bin names Gray's river, Deep river.
Crooked creek - ths ores In which there
is pressing need for this work
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CnacAeo. March "A. - The Lieutenant
Steele coart-ranrtsal vns resumed this
morning. Steele admitted striking Trooper
wna. but declared that Wild was insolent
and insubordinase-
After some testimony 70 the good char
aeter and ability of Lieutenant Steele, and
arguments by Sseeie's connssi and Judge
Advocate Murray. the case Was closed
The finding Of the eoaTt viii not be made
known for some time On account ct
General Crooks death the case viii BE-
passed upcn BY General schohsid.
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srTKA's CoLLEcroR.

President Harrison Wtthdysws the Name
OF MAX Pracht
PoEr TowssKxD, March 2A.--Ivan Pc
troff, who will take charge Of tho census in
Alaska this year. Is passenger for Alaska
on the Elder, which sails from here toner
row..
Mr.. PetroF had charge Of the census OF
1880 in Alaska. He Is nov on his way
from Washington City. In company with
Rev. sheldon Jackson hc called upon
President Harrison, and In answer to An
inquiry the president stated that he had
temporarily Withdrawn the name OF Max
Pracht for the coliectorship at 6itka.
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A Three Story Frame Biowu Dowa-The
r0stof1ce.

rosto0ace.
Ia CoyxxR, March 32--The scutheastsr
last night entirely demolished +. 8. Huriss
new three-story store. IL was nearly all
enclosed except the south end. which Was
waiting for the glass Ii would have been
the finest frame building in town. Much
OF the lumber was destroyed. but work on
the debris will begin tomorrow. and . new
building Of the same dimensions viii b
erected.
The announced appointment OF Thomas
Cain Is postmaster at Edison is stirring up
considerable adverse criticism. and the Ap-
poinfment has been held up 10 await IN
yestigation- The present postmaster IL =
Republican holdover. and no good reason
is assigned for his removal He is efhcient
and has always been true 70 the raxty. and
Is respected by ALI Many leading Rspub-
licans say that the party cannot afford to
take the responsibility Of . saioonkssper
who has not the support Of the psopls. and
the postmaster general has been advised 70
that effect.
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rsrxo. III, March 2s.-ssturdsy evening
q t.vsser in q sag msls. near Wickilne. ez-
r,goAea. aene.sshsng the msIi and killing
joan Dennss and Frank Parker. fatally in
tursnv jameson. William Nance. John sfo-
cawssy. William sullivzn was also s.ighsiy
-
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pccts,ve worlds Pair Action.

WAsHIsoToS CrTy, March oa.-AsHogse
resolution was adopted making the Worlds
Fait bill the special order for tomorrow. 70
be voted on at y. m.
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E~eepsasa 20 Mr.. n.HarseA.oa.

ArxAsTa. Gs., Marrh 2i-Mrs. Hen9rick-
srn sSd party were snte-tzined BY Gov
erBor Ensgoek today sna sanixht with .
recsptsaa 81 tia csrstxL Tsmnsrox shsy
go 10 Chattanooga 70 sooE over the bsks,e
1ssds cs thss s1sinisy.
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TIE rziar rzxazx . fte ozsy krsnsrs-af1ssss1Al
Ire rsana.ax frse sxssnSng eAz1r <1rs &zg Pal
rsE sazrssx sse< stag ears s-uzn tAs Ezeaac zs<<s
~ fsse Ezxs A & Marta. CITY sssEsf asrzz1. -
seeoa1 str~sS Essasz sse<&- q = sz-xxss <sEai.
S.Ey egSA-
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,f,.r,.e.a swiseh Kfus I've negroes

NAsHyrILx, Tean.. Marxh 2L-Ths Can
nouhall train on the Louisville Nashville
road ran into misplaced switch At Links
depot in this city today. vrecking several
freight cars and killing Alex Stevenson and
Benjauain DiIsy. both co.oreds and irlnr-
ing xxeexaf ras&eHress.
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WASHINGTON CirY. March sI--The presi-
dent to-day sent TO the Senate the nomina-
ton Of Major Thaddeus II. Stanton, pay
master, to be sieutenant-colonel and dep
uty paymaster-generai.
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Eexxssaslaas % aay s-sszasasr fine Ia fss~ A.
lszks& service te xxzer< aE1 kaxla11 rae - -
sssssss 81 ssrtsxru fszs1x ssxzeel 4 Ehslberg
xssT u<ks& s&sa.. 10 1sna<-d stre<t. 11ufca
bssxk. = ISzxzs, t<p~s szckss egxAk 0cssS,6s
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Signed the Bridge Rlll.

WASHINGTON CITY. March 24.-The presi-
dent today signed the bill authorizing the
Washington and Oregon Bridge Company
to build . bridge over the Columbia river
NJ I.acay,ax
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ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN & Go.
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
South side Cherry street. between Front and Second.
have Choicest Property in al Of City
which we pleased to show Intending Purchasers



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KEEP orr THE SEA.

Behring Sen Protected by President's
Proclamation.
WAsHIssroS CRY, March 4.--The presi-
dent issued proclamation to-day warning
all persons against entering the waters of
the Behring's sea within the dominion OF
the United States for the purpose OF killing
seal or other fur bearing animals.
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sArr CT rnBRorDEgEn rI.Axyrrs

We rr1n&ve1 iae rsecss 81 en- rgs1ere4 Exn-
nefs greatly Eaa<- vatHA4 We oesr xAesa n
saer Ases-las I. -Scs hoe = sSes see :, g.. les L
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

sALE s-r11etHure~ l pays
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, 5000, 900.

This company owns and controls SEQ acres Of
land siIuated IN the western portion OF the tOwp,
rnlch - the most available part Of tho city Tor
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
i, lies on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
ana on the surveyed route OF thePit;sburgh sud
Atlanta railroad, which viii be one OK the great
est trunk lines IN the United States IL - at The
gate OF the great Southwest. aud situated at the
foot OF the Peaks - otter Montana, and from
which II gets ne Unlimited supply Of
PURE AND Who'll ESOME WATER.
MANUFACTURES: Berry Brothers Plug To-
MS IS The best equipped factory In the
state ehl lts output the largest In The sixth DIS
trtct which includes Lynchburg and Danyillel;
foHlhk wright 81 Co, smoEing Tobacco, also
the largest manufacturers In their line in this
dstrict' the Liberty WOollsn Manufacturing
Company, the b'st equipped woollen-mllls In the
state OF virginia, working principally on Govern
ment CONTRACTS profits Tor seven months in 1889,
fll,O1 1soe report Of dircctorsl. Besides this
there are eleven other tohncc0nsts IN the town
doing large and Probable business, two steam
nouring-mlll-, four cicar-iaciories, two pianlng-
factory.
HANCFACToRIEs PROJECTED: Brossius
Steel AMI lron-Msnufacturing Company. capt.
tai stock $4,000 BrOom-tactory, capital $4,000
machinery ordered, and will b. IN operation nj
90 early day. Ice-faciory, capital $1,000; ma
chnery ordered furniture-factOry, carriage
and wagon works, mattros.-factcry. X. W. COT
fec Machine Company, capital ii.o0,JO0; this
company owns one OF tue most valuable patents
IN connection with tho manufacture OF tobacco In
the world. and will soon erect buildings 10 manu-
facture these machines, giving employment 70
800 hands. This alone VIII make this a great
city The stock. books Of the company arc open.
For further Information address
JANKS II. BERRY, President
OF QUARLRS s. MCCURDY,
Richmond, Va.
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la aud Around Basic City.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstcn.l
L.. L.. Y. IN o. ..nn

BASIC CTrT. Va, April %. 1890.
The cold rains have delayed the farmers
in their spring work. Wheat and the
grasses are backward. The well-known
dogwood buds are late, and the German
farmers Of tins valley cannot forsake the
custom Of their torefathers by planting
corn until this sign shows itself.
Basic City is moving along. Work is
progressing on the blast furnace, car
works, new hotel sixty rooms), Paper
Normal College with accommodations for
200 studenis).
The Shenandoah Valley trains stop hore
Tor breakfast and dinner. The steady in
crease Of passengers on this road IS notice.
sDle, The Chesapeake aud Ohio always
carries fun carloads
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AuCrIoH sALEs-vessss psyc;
MORTON'S
FLOWEB-GARDBN
AT AUCTION.
By N. W. Boxs
and
George a. vsshon & Son.
Real Estate Auc,loneers.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
ARARE CHANCE.
NoRroN'S FLowER-GARDKN
sUBDIvIDED AND OFFERED TO TIE PUB
Lie IN LOTS FRONTING ON MAIN.
CARY. RESERVOIR. AND
NORRIS STREETS.
TWO LINES OF sTREET.cARs CLOSE BIZ.
MOST OF THE LOTS ARE EXTRA HANDSOME
TWO LINES OF sTRBEr-cARs CLOSE BIZ.
MOST OF THE LOTS ARE EXTRA HANDSOME
AND VERY ATTRACTIVE

At the request Of tho owner. who has deter
mined 20 discontinue the florist business, We
will sell py auction, on the premises, On
TUESDAY. APRIL %, 1870,
beginning at ~ o'clock 7. NJ promptly, the fol-
loTing-described LOTS:
I. 800 T-i2 FRET supdyided into ten or eleven
lots situated on the south side OF Main street
and extending from Reservoir 10 Morris street,
with a comfortable dwelling on the near corner.
- S06 6-i2 FEET on the west side OF Reservoir
street between Main and Cary streets, ana d.
yided iPiO eleven lots.
8 IS FEEr on the north side OF Cary between
Reservoir and Morris streets.
g. IS5 e-i2 FEET on tho east side OF Morris DO
tween Main and Cary streets.
Nearly ell OF these Lots and especially those
on Main and Reservoir streets, are extremely
handsome, and their surroundings and conve-
niences are such as 20 render them yory desirs-
bic aad 70 insure steady growth Ia value and
attractivenesS.
Tho street-car lines converging AZ Main and
Beech streets give unusual facilities for commit
nication with every part Of tho city. Handsome
and we'll grown shsde-trces surround TIE square
and the new nlarket-hOuse IS close enough 70 Do
a resi- convenience and not so close a. TO %
nuisance.
Where can you Ind better place than this to
build your own castle or 20 erect plock OF
buildings for rental purposesf or can there 90
safer place TO buy vacant lots on specNlhtioh
than right here, In tue growing end or the Guy
where there arc cuyerts, gas, water paNemenls,
and good n-ighbors?
Ne mean 6usIness. So come and buy whether
you want one lot only or dozen or TWO All
shall have an equal show.
Ilats for free distribution can De hel Dy CALI
Ing on either aucdoneer
TgRNa: one fourth cash: balance nj elk,
twelve, md eighteen months for notes with In
| terest added aud secured by deed OF trust
GEOKGRS. VASHON & son,
y. ". BOWIE.
apo AuetionevrS
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BY Quarles & McCur1y,
Real Estate Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DETACHED
A FRAME DWELLING
AND
VACANT LOT
on GESABLE BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
MOSBY STREETS.

In execution OF a cer'sin deed OF trust. bearing
date l.th octobar, 1888 and duly recorded,
Deos-book lab "A,p page q, default havine
noon made In the payment Of one OF the notes
The holder thereof, We will oder for sale, upon
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1890.
s'o o'clock A. NJ, the PROPERTY, conveyed ana
theiein described. LOT, with improvements
fronting 40 feet on Yonable street bciween
Mosoy and Eighteenth streets. and running back
100 iest; also. LOT S0xis5 at corner OF Vonapio
ana buchanan suoeta
IEsss; cssn for expenses Of sale aud 10 pay
of note for fsds G7 dae i'm October. 1859; upon
Q credit on s3sdo7 TIL Ifth October, 1890; ON
t3ane ull l7th October. 1897 balance AZ an.
nonnced at sale This properly Is sold subject
70 nriof lesi 20 secure about 500 no, yet ouo.
pardeuiafs Of which will Do given ~ sale.
II NJ. QUaRlrs.
apA Trustees
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=. WhKss, crIsE
'FFIcs COOPERATION coukr OF Dan

CLyRK's orFIcs CORPORATION coukr o. DAM
yflLL
/, William Rison. clerk OF ssid eours, certify
that GA lcs 9th day Of July. ise2. r. r. Bousdin
executed bond With good security IN tAs papalsy
the canse pendiBg IN sad cours, in vheh Susaa
r. Elliott, BE-. are psainSns, and kisits Elliott
ana othors are dsfer1anta
Gtven asdsr my hasd shss - day - Apslf. INA
a. 6Su4s wMLAh kleoN. Cisrl
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from its addition, to the city Of Bristol. Va.

Bristol IL situated on the State line between
Nirginig aud Tennessee at tho junction OF the
Norfolk and Western and East Tennessee. Viz
ginls and Georgia railroads; Is the eastern ter
minus Of the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad,
extending from Bristol into the coal-nelds and
connecting with Louisville ami Nashville rail-
road at Big-Stone Gap, and IL the western ter
minus OF the Bristol Elizabeth and North Caro-
lins railroad, now building into the rich ores or
Doe mountain and RORnes creek IN johnson
county. = emu.
Bristol ls not paper city; Il has popula-
ton OK about 1900 live. energetic people, IA
rapidly growing. and Is destined 10 be one Of the
largest manufacturing cities OF the SOUTH 10
lies within three hours OF inexhaustible coking
and domestic Goals. the riches: iron orc ia The
United states, and immense bodies OF virgin
timber. all II which reach Bristol ria tho South
Atlantic ami OHIO and Flizabethton roads
It's Advantages OF transportation and nearness
10 markets, It's elevation (uearly loo icen, do
lghtful climate and IA SOLID BASIS IN MIN
ERAL WEALTH ana timber. present induce
ments for Investments rarely met with. Du-
ring the past year over 100000 have been In
vested
Tho Bristol Iron and Steel Company towned
by Pennsylvania irOn-meni has commenced the
construction on the company's lands OF the
largest furnace plant in the south.
Wait for THE sale. 20 20 Il and take afvan-
tage Of M opportunity % invest where returns
must be large and quick. Ample hotel accom-
no1atfous
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VALUABLE GARY STREETSTO
Y PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estafn Aur;lncaa

DESIRABLE BRICK STORE No 1901 EAST
CARY STREET, NOW OCCUPIED By *. =. -;
WINTER, TOGETHER WITH TIE Oktls = 81 ~ y
sTKEET.-At the request a tno owner who m
tends leaving the city. will sell by aucnoh' ."
ths premises, on
TUESDAY, APgIL 90, 1850,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
described above. The building Is coal srstivo.y
new, aud Is poiit Ia the most substantial man :.
per. Tie st0ro fronts a lee, on Cary street, 10
hlgh-plicned. and has good depth. There arg
several large Offices over the store, now ren.ea
20 good tenants. There Is NICK OfflCE IN We
rear. frontins on Twelfth street. which always
commsajs good rsnts
IL Is very seldom such valuable property - o'.
ferei for sale. and tho attention OF all psrusss
seeking profitable Investment Is asked y .a,s
sale. An inspection Of tue property Is rsaoes'oa'
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
ABA Auctionesr.
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Sale BY R. B. culYvis { Co., AacsIonssrs.

]. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF the Chanesry
Court ~ tue City Of kichmond, certify that tho
bond required OF thu special comm ssioaers ~
tho decree In said cause OF far seod "a Leidy
and ais, Of NoYsmbsr ID isals has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this $50 DAY Of April,
1850 CHARLES w. GoDDIS. Clerk
sp 1859. q. NM
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LOTS isi AND ls5 IN RICHARD ADAMS PLAN

By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court Of
the City OF kcamoDd, entered November 10,
1879, In the cause OF HsrwOod ~. Leidy and ais.
the undersigned special coI1m!5sioners, sp-
pointed for the purpose. VIII proceed 70 sell py
public auction. on The premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1920,
al o'clock p. NJ, the LOTS located a. above;
sale 90 commence on the corner OF z and lwea-
ty-third streets Gg 4 O'clock sharp.
These los lie nicely for building purposes. IN
a neighhOrhOcd where many buildings are now
being erected, aad must prove good invest
ment TO hold or 70 improve, ss small houses VIII
rent we'll.
Piss may DO seen az Office OF the suciioneers.
Terms: Ono laird cash, balance at six aad
tweirs months. equal suIas With per cent IN.
terest added, In negotiable notes: title retained
TIL the whole Is paid aud conveyance ordered By
the Court HARVEY WILSON,
r. II. AcGUIkR,
Special Commissioners
Sale by r. D. cuAFFiS & CO., Auetioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

LOR SALE,
II WE>T-END BUILDING-LOTS.

( n WE>T-END BUILDlNG-LOTS.
G0Xl2l feet On Park avenue near Esrvie street
30Xl45 feet ON FLOYD avenue near Lombardy
street
s5Sxi50 feet on Floyd avenue near Sycamore
street
So. xlsO feet on Grove rosi near Sycamore
street
6lx- feet on Floyd avenue near Cherry street.
tlXl2O feet ON Cary corner strawberry street
72x10 feet ON Cary cOrucr Plum street
6lx.10 feet ON Beverly street between Wash
inc'On ana Randolph streets.
6lxI2J feet ON AshlarG street near Washington
street
l9,x- foct on Winier street conner Washing
tor rect.
gCXl23 feet on Nindcr street near Carter street.
CuV4l0 feet on Laurel street near Beverly street.
Cox feet on Reservoir street corner Ashland
street
3oXl.0 feet on Blair street between Washington
ana randolph streets.
I02X- foet on JacQuein street corner Wash
ington street
Also, DE-IRABLE LOTS on Grace, Franklin,
ana Main streets
Apply 10 DENOON, TUPPRR & CO,
Real Estate Agents.
an 91-lt S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

After q careful investigation Of this company
We heartily recommend i-s stock 70 the pubic,
believing II 10 be a sound. SAFE, and profitable
Investment We offer a imited amount at 30
CENTS o. THE DOLLAR
For prospectus anI any further Information
apply 10 QJARLES Is MCCU RDi,
Real Estnte Brokers,
ap2 12i. Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
EASY TERMS or PAYMENT.
ON THuRspAY. MAY l, ls0l,

on THURSDAY, MAY /, 1890,
commencing At 7. NJ sharp. vo will offer tho
aforementioned REAL ESTATE for sale, upon
the promises, In the following Order-ViE Nino
lots, commencing al the southeast corner OF Park
Avenue and Vino str ct, fronting 20 tect each on
tho south side OF ParE avenue; two, ccm-
mencing at the southwestern intersection OF
Park avenue and LON hardy street. fronting 81
feet each on Park avenue two, with n front Oi
- feet each on west sid8 Of LON bariy street
commencing at tho northwest corner Of Hanover
and LOmbardy streets; and soVen fronting on
the north side Of Hanover street, commencing
A. the northeastern intersection OF HsnOYer and
Vino streets, With frontage Of * foei each.
An Of these lots run back a good depth 10 an
alley. Every indication points 20 rapid i'm
proyement and large increase In value OF pro-
perry ia this locality. The tact 10 That no invest
ment can DO maize In real estate 10 this or any
other city gith better assurance OF large and
speedy profits than In there lots therefore, this
sale is worthy OF tho attention OF all persons IN
want OF BUILDING LOTS for their own use or
for speculation.
Maps % those lots are az tho office % tho suc-
toueers for free distribution. Can and get one.
TaRHs: One fourih cash: balance Al SIX,
twelve eighteen, and tWeniy-four monts for no
gotiable Dotes, interest added, and secured ~ a
dee OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR e SON.
apl9 Auctionoera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

The Coming Manufacturing City
Of Virginia.
THE GREAT RAILROAD CENTRE OF THE
VALLEY. WHERE THREE LARGE
RAILROAD SYSTEMS ARE
COMPETING FOR
TRAFFIC.

Situated IN Rockbridee county in the heart OF
tho beautiful Shenandoah Valley, 80 miles
from Richmond, thirty-nine miles from Lynch
burg, and nine miles from Lexington, il ia con-
nocted with the principal business centres Of
the country by the Chesapeake and Ohio, Shon-
0ndoah Valley. and Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
roads. Its scenery il unsurpassed In beauty,
climate sslubrous, and It's supply OF PURE,
SPARKLING FREE-STONE WATER ABUN-
DANT.