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a march on them and prayed the Court not
20 sign the order until the question could
be argued. This the Court consented 10
do and both petitions are now pending.
LATER.
N Is believed tonight that the two rival
street-car companies will settle their diifi-
Guilty amicably and work together in har-
mopy.
DEATH or W. W. KAsrr.
Mr.. W. W. Kasey. whose illness has seve-
raj times been mentioned in this CORE
spondence. died at Chatham to-day. The
remains will be taken to South Boston tor
burial. MIR. Kascy has brother living in
Richmond. He had been working on
salary for O long time, but recently pa
tented machine for easing leaf tobacco,
and had every prospect Of making snug
little fortune when he was taken SICK: he
was a Christian gentleman and highly re-
garded in this city.
MooYsHTSERs' CASES.
The United States Court is in session
here. aud the usual number of charges
against the mountaineers for making I'LL
cit whiskev claimed the attention OF the
court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

The city officers chosen by the people at
the MAJ election will all qualify at the
term of the Hastings Court which com
menccs this week. Judge Bernard will IN
formally open his court on Thursday, but
without transacting any business VIII al
journ over until Friday TO enable Judge
Hancock 10 continue with the coupon cases
on his docket Petersburg has but one
courtroom. and hence two courts cannot
be held AT the same tlme.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen,
which was instituted here few days ago.
is rapidly growing N popularity and mem;
bershp. Eight candidates were initiated
last Hght. and a large number OF applica-
tons for membership received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
RIVAL CAR COMPANIES
Have Lively Time ia DAnvilie Over tho
Extension of Their Lines.
rorrospOndeneo Of the Richmond DIspa,ch.I


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
DASyIIIE, Va, June II, 1890.
A lively little warfare is being waged
here between two rival street-car cOmpa-
MES, and the history OF the fight is an IN
teresting one. The Danville Street-Car
Company was organized several years ago
and the stock was chiefly taken by gentle
men who had property in the western sub
urbs to develop. Nobody thought the
line would pay. but the fact is
that II paid small dividend
the FIRST year it was operated and is now
doing an excellent business. Gentlemen
from Baltimore who have Mest-Fnd pro-
perry owned largely of the stock. and
several DAYS ago came 20 Danyille and
bought at Sl25 enough additional stock to
give them a controlling interest III the line.
The deal was made quietly, and few people
knew It was beng negotiated until it was
closed.
Several DAYS ago the West End Land and
improvement Company Of Danyills was
organized, and in order 10 develop its pro-
perry u Will be necessary 10 have the
street-car line extended. Now, the own
ers OF the street-car line also own property
In the West End AS has already been
stated, and they want 10 extend the line
10 their property, but no further.
TO EXTEND THE LINE.
Accordingly their attorney went over 10
Chatham yesterday and asked the privilege
Of the County Court 10 extend its line
along the Yanceyville and Greensboro
roads, which are extensions Of South and
west Main streets respectively. They pro-
posed 10 90 one mile beyond the corporate
limits, or 80 far AS they might deem il to
the interest Of the company 10 runits cars.
This of course meant that the West-End
people would be left IN the cold, and
they took steps several days AGO 10
scotch their competitors. Accordingly
they hied them over 10 Chatham Sun
day night and early Monday morn
the right 70 run line from the corporate
Units Of Danyille for distance Of three
niles along the county roads above men,
.ioned. Counsel for the street-car CON-
,any were much surprised when they |
earned that thsx competitors had stolen !
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AUCTION sALEg-Futuro puys
49,
BY N. w. Bowe
and
Y. d. Hin & Co..
Real Estate AuctioneorA
NOMMISS ERS' SAL E
FIRsT.CLAss. COAPACTLY-BUILT.
AND
PROFITABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SKy-
ENTERNTH STREETS
AND
AN EXTRA HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
30 FEET FRONT.
on
LAUREL STREET,
ADJOINING THE STYLISH RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE JOHN II. B0SCHEN.
ADJOINING THE STYLISH RESIDENCE o
THE LATE JOHN II. BOSCHEN.

In execution o. tho presently mon;ionod d.
cree we will sell W auction, on tne promises, rC
specliyely. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
by X. B. Chalin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneeers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.


4 UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
N BRICK DWELLING No on NORTH sR-
COND STREET, CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS,
WITH DETACHED BaICB KITCHEN. LOT
FRONTS - FEET ON SECOND STREET AND
RUNS bACh iA FEET TO A PAVED ALLEY.--
We VIII sen oy public auction. on the premises,
on
THURSDAY. Junx 10. 1890.
at o'clock 7. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT located
rs nooye described. which Will make q nice
homo or bring good rental price. DO not fail
% atiend, az torms will be very accommodating
SAY one haif cash: balance In SIX. twelve.
eighteen, twenty-four, and thirty months, with
per cent Interest, and secured by deed OF
trust r. "a CHAPLIN a CO.,
10 ~ Auctioneerh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
By y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneeer.
4 TTRACTIYE AUCTION SALE
OLA
LARGE NUMBER OF VERY DEsIRABLE,
LOW-PRlCgD BUILDING LOTS
TWENTIETH. TwENTY-FIRST TWENTY
SECOND. AND TwENTY-THIRD STREETS
BETWEEN r AND s AND BETWEEN 5 AND T
STREETS.
will SOIL on the promises, Tor the ownor. who
resides In a distant state. on

will sell. on the promises, Tor the owoor. who
resides In a distant state, on
FRIDAY, JUNE % 1922.
beginning at 500 o'clock p. ~, stout 100 BUILD
ING LOTS. situated on Iweu teeth, Twenty -frsl.
Twenty-secoad. aud Tweniy-third street, and
cOmpr sing gne largest mum Der OK conveniently
located lots that have ever been Oferod before
a. one time.
These lots ere ready now 70 receive medium
sized dwellings for that large class ~ persons
now seeking cheap homes, snd 10 unlike much
other plotted property which hs5 only speou-
lattye value. Go out AMI look ~ tho gf0gni nui
you VIII observe how bJiilings ~ o good char
scter have swept around norlheasierly along
TWenty-dith street. ana again along Mechan' a.
yiIe turnpike mi IN ilowardt Grove, until ms
land presents p w ant space fkc an lrdeniure
made INTO the mainland By gulf and rem9m-
bcr this wa- brought about bY tho location @
ihs isnd Of tho lun1tic asylum, which ropDllr.
building IN this section long as 10 remained
there.
Spectator. II YOU want 20 make a sure turn
come aud buy. and this sale presents no less
GOOD opportunity % hOme-saekcrs 20 secure ~ q
low price q g00i home site In an improving ami
convenient location.
TgRNs: ono third cash ; balance In six AMI
~ Give mantbs. tor notes with interest added,
and secured by q decd vi trust
\. ". BOWE,
1e U,iS t5Si Auctoncer.
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By n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
V,RUsTEE's SALE
OLA
PRETTY LOT ON THIRTY-FrRsT STREET
BETWEEN r AND STREETS.

,eaS and recorded 10 Henrico County CONT in
neei. BooK l2i A. page Soi, default having bee
made IN the payment OF the debt thereby 40
cured. will sell by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 81. 1880,
n. s.so O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the Lor above referred 10.
b.sinning $50 feet south OF ) street. fronting
rs lee. ON the east nae OF Tnlrty-frst street, ana
Tssys: Cash sufficient 10 nav oxpenaes Of
sals aud the debt secured BY said deed, auaoant-
,ar 70 about $50, and tho residue on terms 10 be
announced al sale N. W. BoWE, trustee.
10 Is
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pETERSBURG'S PRIDE
THE PROPOSED opD-FELLoWS
BLOCK ON SYCAMORE STREET.
petasIed Description of the New Edi-
flces-A Theatre. Stores, and Lodge
Rooms-Thc Plans.



PrrrRsnuRa, Va. June II. 1880;
Az a meeting of the two lodges OF ODD
Fellows of this city held last night after
fun discussion Of the proposed scheme
for the new buildings the board
OF Trustees was authorized by
unanimous vote 20 contract thereioI
on the general plan already described
IN this correspondence. Inns emf
three splendid stores on the GROUND hooI;
magnificent theatre hall on the secono
floor. and lodge-ro0ms and other rooms on
the third floor. The building as planned
will be the finest in the CITY. IL VIII he
heated throughout from street 70
roof bv steam, will be thorough
lv ventilated. and will have every
convenience that modern architecture aud
improvement can give. The Two Iouge
rooms, one for the exclusive use OF tne
Odd-Fellows and the other for other secret
orders. will be S2xiOfeet, with all necessary
snfo and sidc-rOoms. The theatre, when
will cover the entire second floor. Will 10
very handsomely fitted up and furnished.
The STAGE will be Oh the Sycamore-street
front. and the hall will be provided with
easy means of entrance and exit. Inc Steps
win be Of non-cOmbustible material and
the seats will be opera chairs. The man
audience-room viii seat $50 persons. ana
the gallery. Immediately opposite me
stage, will seat 40 persons, making totHI
seating capacity Of 1.420 persons. As soon
as the exact plansa prepared andaccepleo
the contract for the work Will DE gwen
out.
HANDSOME PROSPECTUS.
Tho West End Land and Improvement
COMPANY. recently chartered by the Huai-
ings Court of this city. has Just issued a
prospectus setting forth the advantages OF
Petersburg n a place OF residence ana
giving list of its varied Industries ana the
Great facilities il enjoys IN commercial
ASPECT. The company was started on
modest scale but on a sound hnanclal ana
businoss basis It's cOrpOrators ana ON
GERS embrace many OF the most prudent,
prosperous. and respected citizens OF Pe-
tersburg. The company will Of an early
day advertise a sale of us lots, when prices
can bo quoted. Within three DAYS after
the charter WAS granted every share OF
STOCK allowed to residents Of Petersburg
was taken.
Mr. Samuel Liebert. q merchant on
Halifax street. had the misfortune through
the smartness OF sneak-thief to lose Sl3
and box of cigars yesterday. While ms
attention was engaged IN another part on
the store the thief sneaEed around TO the
rnonev-till and stole the above amount and
also helped himself TO the cigars. Mir.
Liebcrt has no idea who the thief was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets
ROVE AVENUE AND WALNUT
STREET LOTS AT AUCTION.
SIX FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE OF
GROVE AVENUE BIT WEEN WALNUT
AND TINE STREETS,
STREET BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE
ANDHANOyRR STREET.

Al request OF the owner We will offer for
sale al public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1880,
at G o'clock +. ~, THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDING LOTS above mentioned,
with a total frontage on Grove avenue OF 40 7-l2
feet and "a depth on Walnut street Of I79 9-ilfee!
to a wide alley. II Will TO sold as a whole orsuD-
divided into eight lots a. above indicated.
The location and topography Of this block OF
land is all that could DO desired making IL in
fact about the most desirable OF any III that IA
vored aud rapidly improving part of the West
End. We will be glad 10 exhibit plats TO those
desiring 10 purchase ana take them on the
ground any time before the sale.
TERMS: ono third cash; balance at six,
twelve, eighteen, and tWeuty-four months for
negotiable notes with interest, separate notes
TO bo given for the interest payable semi an
rually, all secured by deed Of trust on the pro-
perry. ii. SkLDON TAYLOR d son,
ie IL Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. II north Tenth street.


4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
u THAT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
No. II WEST CANAL STREEr.-By request OF
the owner will oler for sale al public auction,
On the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890,
at O'Clock p NJ, that NICE FRAME DWELL
ING No il west Canal street. between Adams
and foushee. Tho house is In good repair,
having six good. large rooms, and now occupied
by nrst-class tenant, paying a rent Of sl3 per
month. Lot fronts 10 feet by l30 feet, running
back 70 an alley. This property Is spleniidly
located ana will enhance in value. besides
bringing In handsome revenue upon tho price
asked ana making a substantial investment
TEENS: One third cash. balance Elk twelve,
and eighteen months, with s per cent. added.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
telo Auctionecr.
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BY X. 3. Chanln & Co.,
Real Estate Auct.oueers,
No. l north Teutn street.

Real Estate AuctOueers,
No. / north Teutn street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN THg EAST
END on THE NEW ROAD, BETWEEN
= WENTY-SlXrH And TWENrI-SENENrH
SrREEIS.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust dated
April &, 1859. and recorded In HenricO County
Court In Deed BOOK l2o 4, page 1873, and a. the
request Of the beneficiary, default having been
made Ia the payment Of debt secured, We Will
sell by public auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1890.
a O'Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
~ said deed as follows: "All that LOT OF LAND
with Improvements thereon, lyiog and being In
tho county OF HenricO, GEAR the city OF Rich
mond, Va, on tho south side Of New-Bridge
road between Twenty-sxth and Twenty-seyenth
street, fronting on said road As feet and running
back between parallel lines li0 feet on its west
era llne ana l2J feet more or less on Us eastern
lire, and designated as Lot No. Il. Square 81 In
81 O-diyisiOn Of Hecklers plan.'
TERMS: Cash for debt due Of f100Gl and ex-
pensss Of sale, according 10 deed, though more
favorable terms may DO announced By consent.
JULIUS sTkAU>.
". j. WEsrWOOD,
Il. y. CHAFFlN,
Trustees.
sslo by R B. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctloneers.
lel5
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BY Frank D. Hi Il Co., Auctloneers.

BY Frank D. Hul Il Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
L LOTS w WEST LEIGH STREET NEAR
DINNEEN STREET AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of q deed Of trust, duly recorded In the Clerk >
oflce Of HenrlcO County Court, Deed Book lg1
A, page 90 defaIlt having been made IN tue
payment az certain NOES therein secured, and
having been requested by tho boLedciary in
esid deed 70 sell tho properly mentioned IN said
decd Will offer At pubic auction, on the preIni-
ses, az o O'CLOCK ?. M., on
SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1890
the PROPERTY mentioned IN said deed and de-
scriued as follows:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND In the
county OF Henri % near he city Of Richmond
and bounded as foilows:
Commencing =, q point on north side OF Leigh
street 232 feet east q Lnneen street, thence run
ming along tho north SIDE OF SAID Leigh street in
an cas- ern direction and fronting thereon a33
feet, thence running back IN northern direc-
ton aud between parallel lines 100 feet 70 al al
lev 10 feet wide, being LOTS ., 10 II, Il. II, II
Is. ard ! teet OF 10" No. :, ana Is foel OF LOT
No rs in Dinneen adiition TO the city OF Rich
mond, These LOISIe beautifully, aud are now
daily enhancing in value. Come 10 this sale II
you want a bargain.
TKRNs. Enough IN cash TO pay two notes pow
due. ,sqg 90 and fe6 III, with interest on the
same and the expense OF sale; balance, sga2 80,
due October :, 1897, ami the residue 20 10 an
nounced on dag OF sale.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
Sale by PRANK d. HILL q Co., Auctioneers.
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MARVIN on HIS TRAVELS.
snven Now Cnses OF Cholera.

rBy AngIo.Americsn cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
MADaID. Juno I7-Tho Government has or
dere1 that cordOns OF troops be placed around
all districts in Tho province Of Valencia that are
infected with cholera. Seven new cases OF the
disease have occurred al Puebla de EugaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

BosCHEY. &C.. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST rosCHsN's
TX .CUToR, SC. Ds?EHDASTs-lS TIE CBAN-
Gerry COURT or THs CITY or RICHOND.
!, Charles W. God1in, clerk OF sad court GER
tify hat the bond required OF thu special COM
misstoners by the decree In said cause Of June
3. 1899, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of June,
1890. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
IA Clark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
ACQUITTED OF TE1.oMoUs SHOOTING.

At the term Of the County'Court of Din
widdie held yesterday two cases of inter-
est were tried. Randall Anderson, a color
ed man. was arraigned on the charge of
feloniously shooting and wounding col
ored man named Bossy White during "a
difficulty which occurred some weeks ago
at Ford's Depot. W. L.. Mckinney,
ESQ. represented the accused. When put
upon the witness-stand White could give
no account of the shooting, and said he
knew nothing about 1t except that he had
been drinking and having a good time.
Other witnesses for the Commonwealth
testified that when the shooting occurred
White had u chair raised above Anderson's
head, in the act of striking the latter down.
After hearing the Commonwealth wit
nesses the Judge suggested that the case
go no further. and the jury were instructed
to find verdict Of acquittal, which was
done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
By Denoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Alca0ncers.
No. s9l Main street.
DEPARTURES OF s7rA

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,-,r.
' COMPANY for tnc srA-MJI-. &s-Est1ss-
Chospost eni most pleasant route C. Oh
POINI. NlnCINA BLEACH. OCEAN NltN,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, new POkl NEWS
CLAKGMUAT. and JAIES-EIVEk LhNDtNoS
by elegant saloon eleamot IOLthE' Ln,
leaving Eicb ooBd EVERY MONDAY. ~ hDNA'-
DAY, ami FRIDAY a. A. 81. street-~srs -
directly 10 steamers wharf. Faro 10 Oh Point
or Norfolk. 3i.5J. second ciass. 81.
Connections AZ OLA point an1 Norfolk closeiY
with all lines FOR northern citie-, tlrdnia Beach.
and ucsan View same afternoon. James river
by dsyigh.. Great tourist lima Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and NJ Carriers
Agency, 1909 Main street Baggage checked
through. Sfate-rooms engaged Tor day OK nigAs.
Freight received daily Tor NCkt ok. POkls-
MOTH. Old POINT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DAhVlLLE. AMI fARAflLLG AND
POWubTAN X. K. STATIONS, and WASH
IHGrOS. D. C., Gu , ius IA Eastern Nor.n
Carolina, kastsru virginia, AM all regular lnad-
ings on fbe James uyer, al lowest rates Gni
through bills .ssucL
LlCiBN X. TATUa, Vice-PresidenL
No. w Main street. and kO1kstla
IRWIN WIS GEN Freight and Passenger Aasn-
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BY Louis Rawlings.
Real Estate AuciiOneer,
No. 1900 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
~ TON OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
WITH BRICK TENEMENT THEREON, No. II.
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD
STREETS.
Hewitt Guardian In the cbancsry Court OF
uor,,, a., nj, the city of Richmond.
By virtue Of p decree entered in the above
named cause Of June 6, 1880, the undersigned,
special commissioner thereby appointed viii
soil by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JuSs 10, 1890,
nj ~ o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described
In said decree, az follows:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land in the
city Of Richmond. and described "a follows:
Commencing at point on the west line OF Plum
street l9) feet Inches north OF Main street. and
running thence northwsrdly and fronting on
Plum street ~ feet, more or less and running
uhck wesiwardly 10 feet TO An alley in common,
in one or more parcels, as the commissioner may
rec 1t
mis- property is In tho rapdly-improving por-
ton Of the West End. and must command the
attention Of all parties seeking fir5g-clsss IN
yestment or a small home.
TRRns; one third In cash, aud tho residue IN
three equal instruments payable in six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bear.
ing 6 per cent interest. Gnd tltIe retained until
ali the purchnse-mOncy - paid and convey
suce ordered by the Court
GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR,
Specisl Commissioned
LOUIS RAwLIyGs, Auctioneor.
HEWITT. GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST HEw-
Irr AND AIS, DEPESDASTs.-IN THE CHAN
GERRY COURT OF THE CITY or KICHNoND.
Charles w. GOddin, clerk u said court, GER
tfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner By the decree in said cause Of Juns o,
1880. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth day Of June,
Is9l. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
10 "a Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
MASONIC oyF1cyps ELECTED.

At the regular meeting Of Petersburg
Union ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. T., of Ma
sons held last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: High
Priest, DIR. S. ". Budd: King, DR.. George
Potts; Scribe, j. l.. Cook: Treasurer, 4. j.
Clements Secretary. John 4. Parham.
Tho High Priest announced thefollowing
appointments: Captain of the Hosts, C.. G.
Crafford; Principal Soiourner, DIR. w G.
Barker; Captain of the Guard, II. NJ.
Robinson: Master Third Veil. :. II. North
ington: Master Second Veil, T. +. Knock;
lain. Rev. William T.. White; Tier, X. b.
Shelburne: Property Committee-JOhn I.
Parhain, Il. b. Sholburne, and c. V. Rob
lnsOn.
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TUESDAY, JUNK giTH.
at 81 o'clock sharp:
1872 FRET on Denny street,
30 FEET on Nicholson street,
40 FEET on Lewis street. aud
C0J FEET GU Gillie street.
This property viii DO sold n lots 10 suit pur-
chasers. and nothing ihat Is offered will be taken
down. This IS the iuest opportunity TO invest
limited means.
TERMS ono hundred dollars or less, cash /;
800 10 500, one fourth cash, balance AZ ak,
twelve, and eighteen months: over 5000, ono
fourth cash. and tle balance az one, two, and
three years. Z. 4 CATLIN,
jeI5su. F,Su&Tu Auctioneor.
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or TUESDAY. JUNE 81, 1890
81 o'clock T. NJ. on the promises. va will otfor
for sale ty public auction tho aforementioned
VAlUALE AID E,lkABLG-LOCAIrD REAL
ESTATE. consisting OF q beautiful lot 67Xlis IN
feet with a large ami substantial y-Ouilt brick
dTelnug thereon containing ten rooms 81 good
size, besides bathrooms and closets admirably
arranged, high ceilings, plenty OF hgnt an
ventilation, with al necessary modern improve
nents Tor comfort Gud cJugenle.ce 1here 3
also stable and carrlngo-hOuse on this lOi, and
the entire premises are in nice order.
The vacant lots 'front.' on the south line ~ clay
street % feet each, VITA depth OF AS f-i2ieet 70
an Il ley 10 feet vide. They Will BE- sold with tho
house or separate, as may seem best az Tie time
Of sale.
TERMS: One third cash; tho balance At six,
twelve. eighteen, and tgenty-four months
negotiable notes, interest added, ana secured
by deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR s son,
10 IS AuctiOneerA
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The NIahdi Exercises CIemcncy.

rRy AnRlo-Amerfcsn cable 10 tbs Dsps.ch.I
CAIRO. June lit IL reported that the Mahdi
has released all tno Europeans who were taken
prisoners by his forces.