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the tariff bin was taken up and made un-
finished business.
After an executive session the Senate adj
journed.
Combinations: Colonel Alexander Med.
McCook, Sixth infantry, to be brigadiere-
general; Charles Atchison, postmaster at
Wardner, Idaho.
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OLYMPIA. July IA petition to Sur
veyor-General Cavanaugh, requesting that
subdivision lines be extended into the
agricultural and mineral districts of Okan-
ogan county is being extensively circulated
throughout that county,
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WASHINGTON CRY, July II. - Repre-
sentative Anderson of Kansas, in the
House today, offered for reference a reso-
luton revoking all leaves of absence. ex-
cept on account of sickness, after Tuesday
noxt
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The pure Lard Bi.i.

WAsHrNGToS CRY, July f2.-Petitisns are
pouring in from Washington and Oregon
and other Western states, asking for the
pass age of the Conger lard bill. They are
being introduced by the congressman from
those states
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VICTORY FOE as INSURANCE COMPANY.

VICTORY FOR AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
S. s. conoyer agent Northwestern Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, Of Msnistee, Mich,
says: II had rheumatism twenty years; used
crutches ten years. From the use of powerful
nniments nv hip and knee had lost nearly all
strength Hibbsrd's Rheumatic syrup has cured
me- aud wish to herald 10 all the merits OF this
wonderful medicine" Sold by ell druggists.
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rhe president commute. a Sentence.

The President Commufes a sentence.
WASHINGTON CITy, July i2.-President
Harrison has commuted to eight months
actual imprisonment the sentence in the
case OF Byron w. Brown, convicted in
Utah of perjury.
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wreck OF sardonyx sold.

VICTORIA, July 12.-The wreck Of the
Sardonyx was sold as she lies by the under
writers this morning. and realized $3.50.
Lloyds carried $4,000 on her.
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Tourist sleeping cars daily between Seattle
and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles the shortest
route and seven hours and thirty-six minutes in
advance OF competing lines A. chiiberg, city
tifker agent. 11s second street. Hosson Daock Z.
Tcnkin, depot ticket agent. seattle
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VICTORIA sEALERs LUCKY.
Got Fat Hauls of Skins Before the SLOW
Cutters Came.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 12.-Reports from
Behring sea are to the effect that Victoria
sealers are having unusually good luck.
Four schooners give an average catch of
800 skins. Owing to the prospects of
heavy catch prices have declined 10 per
cent. on the London market.
H. NJ. s. Espiegle, which reports said
was to go to Behring sea. is under orders
to sail for Honolulu next week.
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Fifty pairs were announced. The fol-
lowing members were absent and net
paired: Blanchard, ]. B. Brown, Qnd.),
Clark. (Ala.). Covert, Dickerson, Fowler,
Lee, Mansur, Mccarthy, Phelan, Rowland,
Stahlnecker, Splnola, Taylor. (Tenn.),
sVaux and Wilkinson.
The bill now goes to the president for
his signature. Adjourned.
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ssc INDIA SILKS.

The best quality 22inches wide, 70 close l5e.
Chester Cleary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
BIO sALR RxPECTKD.
POLITICAL.
DISHONEST MESSENGER BOYS.
They ARE Locked Up for Stealing $500
Worth Of Jcwelry.

New York Hefald.I
Thomas Murray diias John Higgins.
q messenger boy eighteen years old, OF
No. 80 east Thirty-fourth street, and
John Reilly atlas "Blinkey" Higgins,
driver. nineteen years Old, OF Twenty
ninth street and First avenue, were ar
rested Saturday night by Detectives
Armstrong and Brady, Of the Central
Office Detective Bureau, charged with
stealing jewery and silyerware worth
$500 from kirkpatrick, the Jewelier, at
Broadway and Twenty street.
Mr.. w. W. Rider, manager for the
Mutual District Messenger Company, ut
No. % Murray street, reported on Octo-
her 18th TO Inspector Byrnes that Hlg-
gins had been sent by kirkpatrick to de-
liver package containing $500 worth OF
iewelry to Mrs lie Cour. at No. 332 west
Nineteenth street, and had decamped
with the valuables.
Inspector Byrnes detailed Detectives
Armstrong and Grady to look into the
case. Tho former rented furnished
room ut Higgins house and waited for
the young culprt to put in an appear
ance with his booty. week passed by
and no Higgins showed up. In the
meantime Detective Armstrong learned
that Higgins, accompanied by his part
ner "Blinkey," had made tour OF the
pawnbrOkers' Offices in New York and
Brooklyn. and after disposing OF oil OF
their goods had made trip to Albany.
The two young thieves returned to the
city on Saturday night and Immediately
went to the foot OF east Thirty ninth
street, where their own dock gang hang
out. The detectives anticipated their
return and were on hand to meet them.
Both we're arrested.
The youngsters were so chagrined az
being captured that they told without
much persuasion where they pawned
their goods, and the detectives had very
little trouble in recovering them.
Both of the prisoners have been ar
rested before. On June Both Mrs. Paul
Dana, of No. Fifth avenue, sentyoung
Murray alias Higgins, who was then
employed 10y the American District Mes
senger Company, to the Bank OF the
Metropolis to cash check for 500. lie
cashed the check, but never showed up
again at his Office or at Mrs. Danas
house. He was arrested and sent to the
Catholic Protectory, but after remaining
n few weeks managed to escape.
Reilly, on November ii, 1883, broke
into the branch Office of the Equitable
Gas Company, at Thirty-ninth street and
First avenue, and made away with tools
valued at S2S. He was tried before Judge
Cowing in the Court of General Sessions
and sentence was suspended.
Both will be arrsigned for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
rha wsx Made Clear.

ono OF the most serious obstacles 10 success
In the way Of man is planted right In the mid
die OF the road 10 health. How TO restore and 10
maintain a regular habit OF body and digestion
Is TOO often source OF needless and' unhappily,
OF vain Inquiry. Ii Is not necessary TO lnveigh
against drastic purgauyes. lhey VINO nave
ussd Them continuously know the Consequence.
A romedy which unises tho sction OF rekula-
ting medicine for the bowels with that OF q tonic
both for those organs. the liver. and the stomach
"a Ho,tettor,s Stomach Bitters, sanctioned ~
the bes, medical authority, and receiving daily
Inc endorsement OF our folow-countrymen.
With this ereotusl though gontie laxative al
hand Il Is possible TO defy those changes OF tenn.
perature productive OF constipation. as Wen az
CONVENTIONAL attacks Of biiiousness, which be-
sci even people naturally healthy. Malaris.
dyspepsia, rheumatism. and kidney troubles
arc remedled snd prerented d. the Ditters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
GORDON ON THE STUMP.
The Governor illustrates Speech with
War Reminiscence.

The Governor illustrates Speech with
War "Reminiscences.
Forsyth Special Atlanta constitutional
The Governor began by saying that he
felt as If he were coming home to bis
kindred. In the adjoining county his
ewes first opened to the balmy skies
which benignant God still bends above
us. 81 love this people," said he, "and
| know that they have loved me. l
know, too, that when the light OF truth
shall fall upon tho record they will love
me still" Applause. He then replied
to the alliance resolution as follows:
"When / read that statement OF my
brethren, made in all the solemnlty OF
resolution, that the said John b. Gordon
is no longer worthy of trust, l was forci-
bly, reminded of my last interview on
the battlefield with one OF the grandest
men who has appeared in all the tide OF
time. As II rode back from Appomattox
Courthouse, after having met the con-
quering generals by the side OF General
Lee. he said to me, with his heart swell
ling and breaking, Il wish, General.
that l had fallen in one Of the last bat
ties.
"why,' General p said ].
"Because my countrymen will MIS-
Judge me-"
"How p" said /.
"'They will imagine that with eight
or ten thousand veterans | ought still to
have continued the warfare in the noun
tains with possibility OF final success
for the Confederate cause.
81 endeavored TO turn his thoughts
on other lines, hut General Lees heart
was broken at the very thought OF the
possibility that his countrymen might
misjudge him. -, >
~ confess, my friends, that while l
have entirely recovered from that shock,
vet when first read those words, coming
in a solemn resolution from honest, up
right, honorable men, deliberately
penned, deliberately enacted as their
Judgment OF myself, felt for the mo-
ment rs General Lee felt.
"But, my friends, know you. l
have never had moment OF anger. l
have had several of anguish, but as
truth shall finally triumph, my name
will be vindicated, and shall live again
in the hearts OF these my brethren.
| Applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
By n. W. Bowe,
nzaI DafotA AtrffnnaAr
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890.

at O'Clock 7. NJ, I will sell by auction, on the
PREMISES. SEVEN or EIGHT BEAUTIFUL AND
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS on tho east side
Of Third street between Byrd and Arch streets,
fronting about 2S feet each and running back
100 feet TO ailey 20 feet vide. There IL no
better location for Rnements which Will pay
largo rents or for private residences.
As respects neigh borhood, elevation, and all
that tends TO make a lot desirable for building
purposes but few II any. are superior 10 these !:
and at tho samo time We are modest In our eH-
pectaton OF what they will bring, and We are
disposed 70 sell regardless OF price.
Terms Reasonable, and at sale.
oo22 n. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
By Jas. Mscdougsll, Auctioneer,
No. 1900 cast Main street

CTOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
- SCALES, CoaD-wooD, STATE AND CITY
LICENSE, HORSE, Tor-WAGON, ROCKAWAY,
HARNESS, &c, AT AUCTION.-By direction OF
tho owner, wnois retiring from business, Will
soil at No. G02 Louisiana street, on
THURSDAY, $50 INSTANT,
at inX O'Clock, the ontIre stock Of
GROCERIES,. CAN GOODS, TEA CADDlES,
BUCKETS, BROONS, FLOUR, SOAP,
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, TRUCK,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOW-CAsE5, &c.
Also, stock of LIQUORS OF WHlSKEYS, BRAN
DIES, GIN, WINE:
TOBACCO and CIGARS;
STATE aud CITY LICENSE;
10 cords PINE WOOD;
/ excellent FAMILY HORSE;
1TOT-WAGON and HARNESS:
1CITI-MADE land nearly new) JUNP.SEAT
ROCKAWAY and HARNESS:
splendid BEER-PUMP complete;
DRCANTERs, GLASSES. SC.
Attention Is asked rs tho owner is determined
70 retire, and everything will be sold.
The stand. which is one OF the most desirable
IN tho locality, will DO rented at the same time.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
c22 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
By Charles 4. Rosa
Real Ystase Agent snd Brokss.
No. II Tenth ss4eol

A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF
N A BEAUTIFUL suDueBAN HOME n
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO TuB LEn MONO.
MENr.-At tho Request q tho ovnsS VIII o6os
Tar sale. 90 the pssmissa on
YkIpAr. ocTossa - 1850.
q r, ~, that DESIRABLE NkW BMSR
DWELLING. hsyins been juss completed, e
the vess side g wail1a street between 0roS4
avenue end Hanover sassst containing niae
large roma Win necsssary eat-bnlsdtagA 1hlo
u sn aktraesivA modorn-6otit nouss. contAinins
ail modesn cooveniseesA end y wilma . ts0
niuutss' volk u ne elsslrtc csrs o. Main street.
LOT freou tesasy lea en- vsss line - wak
nat street. I'D runs bees betvesa parallel useA
goe1 deDo- Any eas Wishing alec eopls
torsaeae snepyben hsnls shosil ass1rs1ly -
tsnd IN saiA fhis pse.sFty v iuss - - ous-
airs e ~ coeyesetfsa Me- and b ~ t9De.
dinas vle1n10 e ~ erpytna isepeesesaeno q
" Wet m. lyopefsy hsY1sat11ly lae!easino
msse sosl leyssi1s6A = . G1oslvs -
e.. /. - = S -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Joseph b. Day Is, Auciioneer.
e. 3. Cook, Salesman.)
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPE-
RIoR STOCK, BUGGIEs. HAIR
NESS. COWS, &c.

On FRIDAY, 24th instant, at II O'Clock, we will
sell at the Clay-sueet Stables George c. Mount
CASTLE Proprietary large lot of HORSES lmost
OF them valuable, 0 head Of COWS, HOGS. a
large los Of tho best. breeds Of CHICKENS, a lot
o, SINGLE and DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS,
&c. The attention Of the public is requested.
oc 90 Z. b. COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
AUcrrox sALxs-rh,s Day.
m
By Appsrson : Co, r. o. Hin q Co, and J. ]
Goddin.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF FIsR HBSRIco TRUCKING An IN
FARMING LAND ON THR BRoOR-kUN An m
on THR ROAD BETWEEN MRS. LADD's Az
J. w. BkyEkIOGEs FARMS, ABOUT fN
MILES NORTH or RICHMOND. yirtne y,
the hereinafter named decree, We win sen w
the promises, at 10 O'Clock NJ. on
WEDNESDAY. ocroBRR q, 1890,
the above described valuable TRUCKING ana
FARMING LAND OF TwENTY-NINB Si-ip
ACRES. being a part OF the Ladd farm, emo
scrfocd as adjoining ). W. Bevertdge ana .. %
Cfensbaw. Good and remarkably quick ,..'.
kind soil, ana the very place for a snus h''''
truck farm for a person OF limited means.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance al tte,o'
eighteen. and twenty-four months for DonuD'
with interest sddod, and title retained:
w. n. COWARDlN,
Il. T. CRUMP.
C. X SANDS,
enecial Com nissionerh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
kNlGHT-OW6N.

MIR. NJ. Donaldson knight IL United to
Miss n. r.. Owen Mt South Boston.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstchl
SoUTH BosroS, Va, October ala
largo audience assembled in the Presby-
terrain church this morning to witness
the marriage Of Mr.. Nj. Donaldson
knight, OF Maryland. to Miss NJ. Eliza
Owen, OF South Boston. The bride Is
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Thomas
II. Owen, and is one OF the loveiiest
young ladies Of this county. The groom
Is prominent railroad contractor. Mr..
and Mrs knight left on the morning
train for an extended trip to New York,
Niagara, and other points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Better Than Ever"

Our forty-year. old neighbor. the DIS.
PATCH, is the subject OF congratulations
on all sides 1t is better to-day than it
has ever been, and tho State gives it
good wishes and plenty OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
HE MURDERED HIS MOTHER.
A Brutal Negro Who Also KILLED His Sis
tcr-Intense Feeling Aroused.

Brutal Negro Who Also Killed His Sis
tcr-Intensc Feeling Aroused.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October 21.--
Last night n negro by the name of
George johnson, living near Spotsylva-
MA Courthouse, became involved IN a
difficulty with his mother, which resulted
in bis brutally numbering her with a hoe.
lie struck her five times over the head,
each time chopping her skull.
OBJECTED TO A GIRL.
The difficulty originated because OF
some objections that his mother made in
reference to a girl he was going with, "
sud whom he was TO marry. His brutal
conduct has aroused the entire neighbor-
hood. especially as it is his second muir
der, having killed his sister about
eighteen months ago and escaped justice
for tho lack OF sufficient evidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
by George & Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionssr.
zoos Bank street Richmond, We

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT
Il OF LAND. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY. CONTAINING
LILO ACkKS.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
George W. vsidsn 70 me - trustee, bearing
date December g. lisa and duly recorded In the
CLERKS once Of Charfss City County Court and
bsiE & required By the holder OF tho poees there
In secured. will sell as pubic auction u frcos
OF The once Of George z Crawford. aaooooeors
&C.. 1905 Baak street, nicnmond, Va. On
THURSDAY. ocfosss %. iseo.
81 o'clock r. n, the PnOP1RTY described -
foiiows: An those TWO TRACTS of LAND
vim Improvements thereon. 10 Charles CITY
county. Known - Cafsy's and GrsvH hatl eoo-
tanning - . whole i.is0 ACt1A end he0n1sd 90
the north by the lands OF Ma relsc4. boek's
and BsIfer's, on the east ~ the thtceahominy
river, on ths soush By M. LSmo'e land, eao sn
ne uess ~ Moss creek
TBBMs: Caah - 20 expensee 81 sale sno We
notes. eue for -, with interest froU Jun .
1870, ana the other tor 80 With tntereee nom
september 8, iSoo and credit - g u PAP.
nasut az 8 scso for q 900 duo Dscempse = 10;
balance upon such lorna - may . eancoecso
81 sals. The above properly vtll - sold - ~
F1nh ana cost a The former puIcheeek ~ h<vp4
eouGht ne property Au1un ~ IA - ta4oe
Is eSnpIY vi& ~ torms e eelA
seu o AoeANAo1A x11eaeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

don Is charged with and hss been in
dieted for the murder Of . dissolute
woman OF that town, who died under
suspicious circumstances few weeks
ago.
The DIspAroH correspondent inter.
viewed him this morning soon after his
arrest. He denies the charge bitterly
and says he can prove his innocence /;
that he left Durham 10 avoid imprison-
ment in Jail and intended TO return to
bis trial, which will come on very soon,
and that his indictment and arrest is
persecution by enemies.
He keeps livery stable in Durham
and presents n quiet and respectable APP
pearance. He was sent to the jail OF
this county to await the proper papers
from Governor Mckinney to take him
back 70 Durham.
BIO sALR EXPECTED.
South Boston will be filed with visit
ors, spectators, and real estate agents
next Thursday and Friday. when the
sale Of lots by the East-End Land Com
paDy will take place. All appearances
point TO big sales.
POLITICAL.
The Democratic canvass in Halifax is
beginning to materialize. Speaking at
several precincts began last Saturday,
and the South Boston Democratic Club
recognized last night and will do its
usual fine work for the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
AJEFFeRSONlAN CLUB.
A Large Meeting aud Election of Onioors

large Moeiing aud Election OF Omcors
at Fredericksburg.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
FREDRRlcKsBuRo, Va, October 2l.-
A largo meeting of the Jeilersonian
Democratic Club was held last night
and number OF newcomers added to
it's membership. The following officers
for the ensuing year were elected Presi-
dent, h. h. Merchant Recording Seere-
tary, T. L. McCracken; Corresponding
Secretary, w. Ii Merchant; Treasurer,
O. A. Walker. Their next meeting will
eheld Friday night, when they will be
addressed by several local speakers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Asctioneers,
lOl4 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SIX VERY
IN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF n STREET BE
TWREN THIRTY-SRCOND AND Thirty
THIRD sTRERTs-At the request OF the owner
We shall offer for sale al public auction, upon
the premises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1890.
stln O'Clock p. NJ, tho aboye-described PRO-
PKkTY, fronting l22 feet at the northwest corner
OF Thirty-third and streets and running oach
a denth of 1875 feet Also, LOT fronting "a feet
at the northeast corner Of Thirty-third aud n
streets and running back the same depth.
These are pretty and desirable lots and the
number Of buildings now being erected IN thls
ghborhood has Increased the demand for va
TtRus. AZ sale, SUTTON & CO.,
90 IL Aucuoneers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Special Commission

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or rHs COUNTY on hhs'
RIco-CowAKDIss EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFF
VI. CowARDfE AND AIS, DEFENDANTS;
7, W. s. Leake, clerk Of said court de cer'ny
that the bond required OF Special Commissioners
W. II. Cowardin. II. 7. Crump, and Conway N
Sends by decree entered In this cause on INC
25;h day Of June, 1890. has been duly given;
Toste: WI LbAhh,
NJ IA Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

but had previously made offer for the
TRMs and with interest
secure by of trust
Maps distribution October eth and will bs
sent application
all points
number OF buyers that will be present ut
SALE those desiring examine the property should do so before the day OF tho
sale
place superior advantages the investor the manu-
chesapeake
Norfolk Western IS r. r. and the building OF two
Ohio Virginia Western well assured IL has
within dtanceo the NewRyer and fatoP Cokes
deposits
the Roanoke furnace mined here has sand and SAND Tor
aheahfu situation,
Valley climate
tho North
Of
provided ectrht plant under
hotel building
highway bridge erected to belt the Address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
BY A. L Adamson

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FIRST
i CLASS HIGHLY-InPRovED FARM,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM MIDLOTHIAN, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.-By virtue oil a
deed OF trust from Il. Lightly and wife, daIeu
October Q, 1886. and recorded Ia the Clerks OIL
nee OF the Chesterfield County Court In Deed
Book rs, page Il, default having been made IN
the payment OF tho note secured thereby, and
being directed SO 10 do by the holder thereof, L
will sell at public auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1890,
at i2:soP. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM, contain
ing s35 ACRES OF LAND, moro or less. 'front.'
ing on the Buck nhgam turnpike about one mile
west OF the village OF Midlothian where the said
turnpike crosses the Richmond and Danyiile
railroad. The land Is In high state OF culEiva-
ton and one Of the best farms In the county.
Ii fs also located In the Chesterfield coal-deld.
The improve ments consist OF a large frame
dwelling, large barns, and number OF out
buildinga
Parties wishing 10 attend the sale from the
city can take tie II A. N. usin on the kichmond
and Danuiie railroad aud return ct Q o'clock
p. N.
For further particulars apply 10 ths auc-
tioneer.
Tsxns: surScientcash to pay the costs Of OK
ecuting this trust, taxes, insurance, ana 8 bal,
ancs due on said note Of $500 and Interest; the
balance upon such terms a. VIII be made known
Al the sale. 5. L BL0OABKhG, Trustee
A. l. ADAxsos, Austtoneer. oc 2i-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
GUITAR AND BANJO LESSONS.
ERUIT TREES, GRAF E-Sa
II YtNKs. PLANTS, &C. -

large aud sxcsllent assortment az sfeauy
reduced rsieA Delivered FREQ 70 your dep0' OF
express once. Descriptive Catalogue on spp''-
cation. J. B. WATKINS d BROTH a'
ximwood Nurseries. HalisDoro. W
% i&sn.wAsiDsiA xsl-sn wAvtAlhn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneera

BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
TWO MEDIUM-SIZED + r A M z
l. DWELLINGS. Nos. e0i AND 206 SOUTH
PINE STREET, BETWEEN ALBEMARLE AND
SPRING STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On
THURSDAY, ocroBss %, 1890,
on the premises, at 4:31 o'clock p. NJ. we Will
sell the VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY as
above. Each house has i've rooms. city water,
culvert connections, &C., and both are Wen
rented. Tue lots front 22kxl45 feet each to an
alley Is feet wide.
Tho houses are well built and are the kind
much sought after by investors or parties look
ing for comfortable homes.
TRRMs: One third cash balance In six and
twelve months, interest added.
&C IS FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. Auctioneera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

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