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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
MINERAL PROPERTY PURCHASED
nv Richmond and Other Capitalisis-Good
Prospects.


,rorr.snondcncs Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CoLp HIT. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
September 4, 1890.
Mr. p. r. Anderson. president of tho
VIRGINIA Steel. Iron and Slate Company.
Of Rockbridge county, and Mr.. Robert
nurrett. of Richmond, were in our county
IN Yesterday. and they purchased valuable
minera, property from the following par
tics. i. p. Sheppard, W. P. Sheppard, J..
q Sheppard. and J. j. Spinner. Mr.. An
derson saws the prospects for mineral ores
are rs good in Buckingham as he has seen
anywhere in Virginia.
THE ORANGE AND KEYsyILIE RAILROAD.
Tbis Sheppard property is said to be very
fine. rich in iron and good timber.
II IA reported here that the funds hare
been secured for the completion of the
Orange. Kevsvllle railroad. This road will
be great help to the county.
FARMING NOTES.
Our farmers are busy cutting and curing
tobacco, pulling fodder, and making prepa-
rotions for seeding wheat; but little turf
land has been fallowed as yet on account
of the dry weather. There Is some prospect
OF ram now: 1t is very much needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
What is ScrOfula

Iii, that impurity in the blood, which, nccumu.
Icing IN tho glands OF tho neck, produces I'M
,,,b.lv Jumps or swelllngs; which causes painful
rr,ninc sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
deyelopes ulcers In tho eyes, ears, or nose often
causipr blindness OF deafness; which is the origin
q, nlmplcs. cancerous growths. or many other
manifestations usually ascribcd 10 4" humors.'
Iisau,ore formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possbo features Of both. Icing the most ancient,
Ills the most general OF all diseases Of affections,
Tor very few persons are entirely free froia IT,
How can I. be cured? By taking Hoods sarsa-
rar,,la. which by the cures It has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed. has
yroven Itself 10 be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease FOR all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsapar!lla is urequalled, and some o. the
eurcs It has effected are .caliy wonderful. Hyou
suIor from scrofula in any Of It's various FORMS
be sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla trial.
Floods SarSapaYIIsa
soldby all druggists. 81; six forss. prcparedo only
byc.I HOOD q CO., Apoihecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Orc Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
DrATB OF YOUNG MR.. DIXON.

Hugh w. Dixon. q popular young bust
ness-man, senior member of the large hard
ware firm of II. W. Dixon e. Co.. died here
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon after only few
DAYS illness. He was twenty-four years OF
age and was married last January TO Miss
Ella Vernon. formerly of Pittsylvania
county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
DEPARTURES Os srEanEHs.
DHILADELPHIA, 4 G H. ><SEN
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY atl2 ~ eni every SUNDAY al >
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received TIL ll.3o A. NJ; for sundays steamer
till 5P. 81. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
5P. VI.
Fare, s6.
For further information apply 70
j. W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent Office kocXsuA
". P.CLlDE & CO..
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

Friends aud admirers Of the late wilkie
Collins viii BE- interested in learning that
erected over the noyelist's remains in the
Northern part Of Ksussl Green csmstery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
No NEED FOR COALITION.

The coalition question IS hard to settle
for this county. Those who propose coalI-
ton are not disposed to give the negroes
such Offices as they want, and the negroes
are inclined to kick against the whole
thing. And it is the opinion of leading
Democrats here that there is need for
coalition. The decrease in the number of
colored voters and the possible exodus
that will strike Us before the election
would make it almost a sure thing for the
Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vrA WEST POINT
THK rAvORITE ROUTE NORTH
IFAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No 81, ssio p. n.
LOCAL ExrRgss. daily except sunday. sssps
as all Stations. At Lester MAJOR connects VITA
stage for wslksrson: with Baltimore steamed ..
West Point
TRAIN No "a. eSs r. X.
BALTIMORE LiNirfp. daily except ssadsy.
for West Point connecting wita tWs-kivse
steamers TOR Baltimore. A. kAitnors steamers
ecnnsc, with tsltmoro aud ohio railroad tor
Washington. Ptiladelohis. ana Neg YORK
steamers Leave Baltimore T. n. daily, sRcsvs'
TraIas arrive 81 Ricsuead ais A. Y. ana io 70
\ u.
TRAIN No Ia 10 A. "
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday. ieevee
Twsnsy-shird strsei foe West Point saa ntess
mediate potutA
Tiesstofaes a station foot Of virysnls seress
opsa a. n. sosn u. and troa - ~ s~
A. N.
SoL IAkA JAA L TAyLo2
-; s ~. siss :ss. ~
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STEAMBOAT - "a

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT :.-3nsJ
' COMPANY for tne sEAshORE. ss-as-'ass-.
Cheapest and most pleasant route ~ ~
POINT. YIRGIsA BEACH. oCtAN tlnH'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEW
CLARENOST, and JAhKSkl'Eh LAND
ISGS by elegADt saloon steamer AnlEb
leaving Richmond sysnY MONDAY. WsDNho-
DAY, nnd FRIDAY at A. N. sreet-cars 20
directly TO steamer shsrt Fare 10 Old Point
or Norfolk. $50. second claes. 81.
Connections AZ Old Point AID Norfolk closely
with all lines for northern ci:ies, virgioa Beach.
and Ocesn Wow same afternoon. Jsmss river
by daylight Crest tourist line cheapest
route.
Through tickets steamer and a. earbers
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. siste-rooms engaged for day or pigsi
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AND DANVILLk. ana FAnhFILLk AND
POWHATAN X. X. STATIONS, aud WASH
INGTOS. ID. c., all points In Eastern North
Carolina. Eastern Virginia, and all regular land
ings on tho .sme, river, Ut lowest rstes cni
through bills issued.
LUCIES Il. TATUM. Vios-President.
No. iti7 Nam street and Rockets
)SyIs WIS. ORE Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

DUBLIC SALE SEPTEMBER .,
l. is9O.-iaving sold Belmont 10 syndicate,
10 head OF TuOkOUGuBREDS by Fon du Lac.
Eolus. Long Taw, Mr.. Pckwick, CharaxGs. Rcd
Robin, JacoOite hhlf brother 10 salyator -
head PRKCHEkOSS. AMI 20 heal TRofiEk-,
HUNTERS &c, will DO sold for cash, The CAT
TIE. HOGS. ana FARMING IMPLEMENTS III
cluded. Sond TOR catalogues.
W. J. FfCKLlN,
au 29-eod5t Charlottesville, Va.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY.


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SEPTEMBER 8, fs)L
LsAys KIcHsosD.
100 A. VI. Freight except sunday. Carries
passengers between Richmond aut
G0rIonsyile.
gsl A. N. Dsily for Uli Point AMI Norfolk.
Pullman Car White sulphur 10 oi
PoinL
1l,Oo A. ". Express. daily Tor Cincinnati Putt
man Palace Car Old Point 10 Whits
sulphur and pullman sleeper Char
logtosvills 20 CiDcinDAtL Chair Car
Richmond u clifton Forge.
$50 p. NJ. Express daily for Ola Point al Nor
folE. Pullman sleeping Car Cin'in-
natl 10 ca Point
40 P. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday. ZOE
s.g0P.A. ThsF.FV. Limited daily. Pullusn
sloeping Car Oh Point ~ Cincinnati
sOiid yestiDule train, with Dining ar
aud Pullman Charlottesville - Iln-
c.nnag ani pullman 10 Louisville
TEAMS ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
rs A. NJ. and 25s P. 4. islly from Cincinnati.
s.l5 A. 81. daily, except sunday, from Char
lOtiesyiiie.
1870 A. ". and 1;i3 =. n. daily from Sefiolk
400 4. NJ Fret h. from ChsrlOtiesyiiio except
enGca5, Carries passsnge
station; Broad street nsar seventeenth.
JAMgs-RlygR DIVISION
RlcnmoGd ami Allegheny Rslroail
LEAVE RICHMOND
500 4. n. csily Tor Lynchoarg, Lexington. AMI
Clifton Forge.
4aJ T. N. lor Lynchburs ,rcep. Sunday. Sleep
ing car for Lynchburs. train
leaves Lynchours s. els A. n. GalIy
for Lexington aud Clifton Forge.
TRAIss GsaIya At RICHMOND.
$50 Y. V. daily from Clifton Forge
go a. NJ. eKcspt sunday from clifton ForgA
LeIiGgton. aGd Lynchburg.
station LignIh and Canal streets.
IA. w. FULLER.
General Passenger Agsas
g. W. STAYEss. General SuDsrintcafonL ists
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TRAINS NORTH WARp
Daily. fDsiiy except sunday
UU~annrnrea - 800.

Daily Daily except sunday.
sTOPPING-PLACg&
Nos II, ", - %. sod - insts NJ stops -,
~ and ~ stop On rsna 1T hsDchsst
Drewrys Bluff. Cengalis. sui Chestsr Se =
st0ps At Chester. Nox 81 81 - = f0.tl.s. az.
-, Will stop At al stations for gass-nssra
PuLLNAS-CAR ssSyfC2
On Trains So. ls aud - slespin gear, b.i-..,
New Iors end Tampa pa ga JaeOoori's,
On Trains No. IL sni q sl0epiaz-cap be.Ea,,
Washington and ca sr,sston. On TrAa No ,
siecping-cars between Weshi1gtoR ana Isls.
sonyile. On Tain No - s,eesin1cAs h.
tween Jark sonvilie and Nes YORK
1HE ONLY ALt-RAlL LfNG 70 NOA20LG-
Richmond. 40 AN Sosiois''',...-spt
Richmond 's;s5 r. n. Ncrf1iE .... mp 4
Norfolk 's.t0A- kichmoat..sgIf W
Norfolk ...'LOJP y. NJ. kichn0ni.. sslP
fhe trains leaving Richmond $3.50 Warf
Norfolk az y. NJ. are s0lid irains asf~ss,
these two points. anf passengers - tarrrsa
without chsage Of car, Close ooaD1ct.1ls a.,
also made At Petersburg by ihe $685. o. \ iss
from gica mond Aad ne SO A. \. TAN if.a.
Norfolk.
Trains Leaving Richmoat ~ 30 A Y. al
ii:eU T.. v. and Arising a. Richmond .. iFisg
NJ. ana SOS 7. N. mage clos, coaascHoa -
Peters surg o. and from fsrmulo, Lylclrlr1
and southwestern poiniA
X NJ. sILLi. superin'szfs1.
X T. L. AFERA 0onegsi nupountoafeae
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NEW TELEGRAGH-soUNDER.
Folks Attack on Vance Discontinued-hi,
Game Exposcd--No Coalition Needed.
lCorrcsnnndence OF tho Riehmoni Dlspstch.l

SCOTLAND NICK. n. c., Sept. 4, 1880.
Mr.. J.. A. Jones. the telegraph operator at
Tilierv. has made a telegI aph-sounder.
He did it with very simple tools. and II IS
SAID to be little wonder.
Professor r. c. Manning. of Bethel, who
has made quite aState reputation as o pro
fessional penman. Is giving series OF les
sons in the Male Academy.
Colonel Folks last attack upon Senator
Vance has created quite commotion.
Many of the members of the alliance were
down on HIM here when he first howled
ont against Vance. and this last attack has
made bad matters worse" with them.
1t is said here generally that the fight
might lust is well be made openly. Polk
is a candidate for Vance's seat III the Sen,
ate. and he may as well come out and
say so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
KINGS DAUGHTERS
IA NORTH CAROLINA MOVING FOR A
woMAN,s TRAINING SCHOOL.
An rx,cn.,vc Injury to the Cotton Crop
Rcportcd-Tho Top Crop Effected
by tho Rust.
rsoocia, telegram to tho Dispatch. !

RALr,oH. n. c., September 4.-Thcrc is
90 hn a widespread movement for the es-
adjustment by the State of an industrial
training school for women in North Caro-
lima. This began two years ago. but 1t is
learned TO-DAY that the Kings Daughters
all over the State will soon prepare me-
mortal ON the subject, which will be laid
before the LEGISLATURE. Various other H.
fuences will also be brought to bear.
COTTON cRoP INJURED.
Tho injury 70 cotton 10y the rust il be-
coming great. Farmers who arrived here
TODAY from Johnston, on important cot
ton-crowlng county. say an extensive re-
drction of the expected crop will result.
The rains of August hurt the crop which
was forming during the earlier part OF that
month, and tho rust whlcb attacked
the cotton earlier than usual has oadiy
affected the top crop. Inc same state;
mont applies to nearly all this section. and
while the crop will be far larger than the
last one. vet il will fall below the July and
August estimates. which were that II
would be the best crop ever grown. ! nc
crop is opening very freely, and VIII De
picked early.
ROGERS STRONG MAX.
Politicians here aaid to-day that ". j.
Rooers. the Democratic nominee for Con
cress from the Second district, IS strong
man and entirely acceptable to tue friend'
of Simmons and 70 the alliance men who
supuorted Newborn. Information from
that district received at headquarters here
is that the Republican candidate ls work-
ing hard TO get q large clement OF dls,
affected negroes into liae with him. and
that his supporters, clam his election as d
certainty.
REPUBLICAN, FIGHT.
Ii was ascertained today from leading
and weil-informed Republicans that
though John -. Eaves got the chairman
ship of the Republican state Executive
Committee at the hands Of the State Con,
vention. DIR. Mott has done hard work and
has eight of the fifteen members of the new
Executive Committee. He IS very wei
satisfied at this state Of affairs. The fight
between these leaders will therefore be
continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
OID DOMINION STEAM IN
" SHIP COMPANY hrA
Knfy AUsU VnAK

FOR NEW YORK
Steamers Leave Richmond EfEHf IL SsOAi
and YalDAY a. T. II. Nsnifes! closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave Now York for Rlchmoni
EVERY "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. z.
NJ, arriving IN kiohnoad kOSpAf aa1 FRI
DAY AokNlsGA
Passenger scoon modstions unsurpassed
C,bin fare W New gork riS Jamesryer
route dnclUdiEg meals aud Detsa).., - W
Round "Trip ticseA limited ~ Ihry dhB
after date OF Issa~ ..,....'..'' ~ w
ga nth sIt,,lstence ..............- %
stsersga without su beirtenco. .........-.- W
Camn fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
gay....... -. = - W
CABIN fare pa kichm onc and fetersburg 90 90,
railroad.
Tickets can DO obtained a. \. W. bsrbef'A W.
Main street: Chesapeass eat ONO ana HHh'
tnond and Petersburg depots, and a. companys
orscea 1901 hsiu street. and wharf. kocks'H
Trslsh. forwarded and Ih.olzn oils " lsdlaS
Issued for points osYOnd Now fofs.
rreignI receiver daily unnl b T. NJ
PASSENGERS leaving hchnoEd on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, anl
SATURDAYS, by she Chesapeake and ONO rail-
wsy ria Newport News q. 32) z. 81. and by
Ei-hnoud ana Petersburg railroad (sime daysl
sf3s5 Z. NJ. will make connection at NohFOLh
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLRH & Co, Agents.
No. 1874 Main strseS aoi
auu Conrany's wharf kookcEta
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Fir sCEAs-
TO LOAN ON RICHMOND
WI CITY REAL ESTATE.

We hear that money "a scercs We have
three SUNS Of $3.50 each to loan for q term Of
years CT per cent Cali carly II you wsntii.
FRANK ID. ILL., g CO.,
90 e-3t 6nCrth Eleventh. street
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DECss. MEDICINES. de.

DHtSS. EEDitthEr. 6s.
ESC. FOR DIR. PIERCE'S MEDI-
- CAL DISCOVERY.
s5c. for DIX. PlERCB's FAVORfrE PIKE
sCkiPTlON.
7sc for AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA-
TO-. Tor ALLCoCKs POROUS PLASTER.
2Oc. Tor TUFTS PILLS.
lsc for POUND CASTLE SOAP.
.5c for SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
7Sc. for HOsTETTER's BiTTERs.
20c. for MRS WINSL0W'S SOOTHING
SYRUP.
lie. for BKANDRETH's PILLS.
ISc. for FRAYsEk's NERVE AND BONE LINZ
MfNT. -.
All PATSNT MEDICINES and TOILET ARTI-
Giles at 10 TO 30 per cent less than regular
LIE. SALE. Apothecary,
au s-Fsu&W3m 200l Venable street
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Genersi passenger Agsns
CGssLssg EDDY ,e-Fr-sli8G-
Goneral Oric5 Roanoke. - To-


L'ARMYlLL8 AND POWHATAN
HAiLKnAh
GENERAL Off d -3 EAer NAlN STREET.
aCHEpI IL ~ ff ttr AUGUST 4, i-N
LFayE HicUfIrD.
o.i5 \ ~, rId Auh. tc coast .lro Ter Bermuda.
5.i5 T.. NJ, rit Arli. 20 tll.t lire tor H.ltsi-
TorE Hul ut-.ia- illfe stations
GO \. A., td lllcLMonl lnl Jsnslii., .Hr .rru-
vile. anl ail siat o4s west 90 N.s. y
,iau.tOl.
400 T. NJ, t.r Eirhncn1 and Dsn7iie 'rF1rm-
VIE. ana ail -utuoas se+t 70. N0.oeI
juno ION.
GOO r. NJ. ra Mchm0Ht arc usnf.ie. f.r sln-
carter ant Nlntorf "k
4gglYE AZ HCar1Nr.
$40 A. 81. rId Atlsntit Coast llrF. ir n Nlntnr-
pock suI fnfetWei.irI si.a.n-
Goo T. ~, riQ htisuf.c oast filr flam beruuia.
s45 A. NJ, ria Richmond Gri Daaviile. from
Farm ilic, and hA stt'ills vest "
M0soley Junction.
s.iSA A.. rit Richmond and Uanfiile from
>kinluarter ana NiuiorgCck
All trains daily ex epl sunday.
For uckets, baggage-checss, timetables, Re-,
call upon A. ". GAkBEls Atlantic Coast Llnos
aud hlchmond AMI pauYi.ls ieplt..
e. ~ HrtklNGHAM,
General psssrGgsr Agent
JANIS X WEKTH. General Manager aus
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TIVE OLD DOMINION
4 BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND. VA.


This company invites the attention o. the
people OF Richmond 20 Its simple ana Practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 70 ae-
cure homes Of their own
The company will lend moneY on real esiats
90 within y per cent Of tue appraised ynlue. to
be returned In email monthly instaln-nts
scarcely moro than the ordinsry monthly rent.
As q simple Investment he SHARES OF the COM
pauy are very desirable because OF the TACT thnr
they represent tbs smallest possible risk with
the largest pront. the security being always real
estate.
ladies' or ether persons OF means not able or
willing 90 engage In actiye business pursuits
can by an Investment In the shares o. this com.
psny become practically partners 10 au oxten-
sive, active, and profitable business, under the
Management OF men with the best busine. "a
qualities and OF large and varied experience.
For fun particulars tnosc desiring TO invest or
10 borrow Will please call on OF address
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Ills east Main atrsat
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HoAD
SCHEDULE IN kFPECr NAf u. fua
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO s9RrO.k As1
.v,cupoSs rNC3B D I, 10 30 :, g,r. .,.,,,..
SIC a " Daily. 80 Petersburg kichmcnfs.i
Nori.-s lhrp a. kRpre7s A..fr s.
Norfolk 1925 r.. v. ops only l. pa.
t"cpurg ana aIhoiG s.s.l
Irain. lgay.ug Petersburg a. lil a.
4. aui arriving sf No-fO a.. b. 81
st0ps az tll stations
exg A. n Daily, % Po.1rspurf. Arrive a
Petsfsblrg JOBS A. q. 10 Q iear,s
ftt@r-hlrg lI.i5 A. =. fnr ffrr.
vile. Lyuchoars, eul az poiu.s s9.a
cad MosL
ss,p. N. Jauv. r,s Fr.ersoIrs Arrig, D..
iersrurs f. o.. ~. ieavs i-t,rt5lr,
49, p ". daily arriving N0dlKi
r. A
iigo P. n DAILY - re'ersorrs arrive 81
Petsrsbar. 49,! A. NJ. oonae,,ng
via rrals No. g. leaving Poisr8iss
Rl lgi0 a. y. i0' Fs-mVIe. iF.H'
burS. PDcancniAA sui an .olsa
SouIn ali Hssl
l.cO A. b. Daily, t4a barkff'll', io. tlrugi a
..vuchbulg, Soc e9Iia. aG1 Nett
PULLMAN nLEEPiNj-lAS Ac~OAAJDN
IiDNs
No.l-slesping-cas tom p0ierso fry . BrisiN
1iiooui chang. ieanur frierep4gs daily a.
l2.4U =. NJ. All LyncnDurs 10 Aem2ln s.sh.
OF; change.
Semphis Without cnAnse
Ti,tet, paggag ,-caarts. sni Oh Information
can o-s obtSiuoi as Eicnmoui AMI fc.srslfrk
rsilread Gep0. 4. ". tArnsrt lJl sin .ifss.
ana st no Company o. 20, ~ oass Aniu firse-
IS. H. tctNtNhf.
ra.-ar far lFel-
v. IS BfYiLL
Geners passenger AEsaS
C1kalssq. EDDY. ,e-Pr-sld8a-
General Oric3. ROANOKE - To-
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Delightful, but Impossible.
fDctrCit Free Presz

II bad examples were as slowly follows,
~ good, what fine thing it would bel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY sutton & Co.
and
Quarles Il McCur1y,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonesrs.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE,
H DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. sol NORTH THIRTISTu STREET,
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS
Nos. 6ls AND 6i5 NORTH TIIRTIETB STREET,
FOUR SMALL DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
ON THE WEST SIDE or THIRTIBTH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS,
VACANT LOT
ON THE EAST SIDE or THIRTIETH BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND NJ STREETS.
ALSO,
LARGE VACANT LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRTY
FIRST AND LEIGH STREETS.
Acting under the provisions OF the will Of
James Gum, deceased, and DEGREES % the
Richmond Chsncery Court entered in the suit
of Gums executor ~. Gum et ais, will sell at
public auction, upon tho promises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1880
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described PRO-
PERTY. .
LARGE TWO->1Oh1 BhlCh DNEILiNt az
the northeast corner Of Thirieth and Leigh
streets. containing eight rooms with good large
lot.
TWO FRAME TESEMENTS. Nos 6l3 and 6l5
north ThirtIeth street, containing four rooms
each.
FOUR SMALL, DETACHED FRAME HOUSES.
containing two rooms eacn. on the west side OF
Thirtieth between Leigh and " strests.
VACANT LOT on the east side Of Thirteth be-
tween Leigh and NJ streets.
Also. LARGE VACANT LOT at the northwest
corner of Thirty-hrst and Leigh streets.
All OF the above property Is IN good order.
well located, and is now rented 10 good ten
ants.
This property will be sold 20 the highest bid
der, and only sach title will be sold as is vested
In tho estate OF James Gum. deceased.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest sdded from day Of sale and
title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. inc purchaser will receive deed and
give n deed Of trust 10 secure the deferred pay
ments or all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
A. K. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON & co. AND QUAsLEs & McCUBDY, Auc-
tloneers. se5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

WANTED, PUPILS.-MISS POY-
w THkEsS has resumed her class in
SHORTHAND ana TYpEWRiTISG. For par
tlculars terms, otc., call al 9ls east Main street
second floor. au 3i-eodlm'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

WANTED. TO SELL A HAND
w SOME QUEEN-AHNE COTTAGE, Gen
rooms). just completed, on Chestnut Hill. Lib
eral terms. Apply 10 j. NJ. FOURQUgEAS, presI-
don't. ". II. DUNN, Secretary and Treasurer
(Northsido Land Company
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that Mrs WILLIAM II. POWERS
WILL 3ESuME HER NIGHT AND DAy
CLASSES OF srENOGKAPAY AND TYPE
WHITING SEPTEMBER lsF. those Wishing 10
take lessons will please apply at 3is eGst Franz
liz. She refers by permission 20 Ar. j. Ii. Nc
Givra. IN whose college she taught FOR twelve
months. Special terms Zoe clubs OF three or
more. an l1-eodtscl5
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

present to followsuit Mr.. John F. Dunn
seconded Mr.. Mann with 800 SUBJ
scription and an earnest speech heartily
endorsing the movement, saying that
the orange growers did not want to
growl, but they do want little protec'
ton until the industry is out of it's swad-
ding clothes and able to stand alone
He criticised severely the position of those
who hell ostensibly for party reasons.
Major Healey followed in short speech
in the same tenor, and pledged 81 900 to
the fund fer himself and those he repre-
scented.
Mr.. Strobhar said the j.. T: and K. w.
railroad would not be backward. and
would do at least as much as any two
roads in the state.
General Tillson gave 500 on condition
that the committee sent to Washington
was proper ly constituted.
Ex-Governor Mabry, James A. Harris,
Mr.. Eichelberger, Mr.. Long and others
made remarks on the subject. Much en-
thusiasm was shown by the large audi
ence.
At the conclusion of the session it was
found that 81 ,625 had been raised in
few moments, and more was promised.
The subscription list is asfollows: A. S.
Mann, 500; George W. Wilson, 500;
John F. Dunn, 500; j. A. Harris, 500;
General Ellison, $1OO;A L. Eichelberger,
800. p. Healey, 81, 900; the Dispatch,
Farmer a. Fruit-Grower, $25; total,
$1,625.