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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1885 east Main street.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VERY
LARGE AND FINE COLLECTION OF WAL
NIT CHAMBER SUITS. YOUNG MULE AND
DEIIyRRY-WAGON, SILK PLUSH PAkLOh
SUITS, BRUSSELS AND IAPEsIRf CARPETS,
COOKING AND HBAIlNd-s OWES, nAhbLe-
TOP BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, &C. AT AUG
TON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 5rH. AT lOH O'CLOCK.
BY order Of court and for parties leaving tho
city: also A large consignment from a furniture
dealer, will sell my suo'ion-roome, i55o east
Main street. without Limit or resefye-
2 very fne WALNUT CHAMBER sOlIe-ten
pRJEI-EDGB MIRRORS. / PLAIN MARBLE
TOP CHAMBER SUIT:
q handsome PARLOR sUITS-cherry end wal
nut frame, silk plush;
sCARPRTs-lrussels aud Tspestry-one entire
a v. mai I-ToP and wALNUT-ToP SIDE
BOARDS: MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS:
4 elegant PLUSH BBD-LOUNGks;
SsISGLg LOUNGES: IS DOUBLE end SINGLE
BEDSTEADs: IS OAK CHAIRS:
4MARBLE-TOP and WALNUT-roP ENCLOSED
!, G SAASSE.sEAT Observation-Disclosures.
uI maP siF SSs and and sGDRBoARD SAFES;
1 LEAF TABLEs; 81 LINEN IlS sSs. WINDOW
severai nice KITCHEN TABLES;
: RRFRiG orator; TOILET SET;
soITARE HEATlNG-sIOfH; l COOKING
RANGR'complete, BED-sPRiN6s. ~ WAL
NIT DINING ood CHAIRS, large MULE
tssyen years old. 1 DELIYERY-WAGON,
ssyernl ane RUGS. LAP ROBES. BLANKETS,
mn QUILTS. IS PICTURES, 30 assorted
PicTUhE-FRAMEs, and many other useful
4 housekeeping goods.
All ~ me above articles are In splendid con-
,,a,an-some entirely Few. and deserve the at
,"ns,o, OF oil Ia want OF such goods. Every arti-
~, Iii be sold regardless OF cost, with the posi-
i've understanding TO be paid for aad removed
IL IL.
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THE BURGLAR LOST Sc.
Ills Experience with Householder
Learned I'm California Jack.
fAfchiaon CIOba1


"I am burglar and your late sugges-
ton Of the vogaries of lonesome man
reminds me of an experience once had.
One rainy night L went ont from Chica-
GO To rob n house in a suburban town
and effected an entrance without mucn
trouble. The house was unOccupied /
had received n tip that the owners folks
we're away and that he had gone after
them. But / didn't know but that there
was a Waterman, so / was little care
ful in nv business. After entering the
most of tho rooms ! concluded that ]
was alone, so pushed open door and
walked into an upstairs room near the
front of the house. Greatly to my sur
prise found man lying on the bed
smoking cob pipe. There was bright
moon outside by this time. the sky hav-
ing cleared, and. as he had tho shutters
cpen and the blinds up, the room was
quite light. 1t was the proprietor; he
was not going after his family until the
next day.
"The fellow was the coolest one | ever
saw he smoked away, apparently enjoy
ing my surprise, but finally no SAID /;
well. who are you?' Il knew l was in
for tussle, so said was a burglar, all
the time watching him. He made no
attempt TO move, remaining stretched
ont on the bed and putting away at the
cob-pipe. IN tell you what III do
with YOU he said; I'm lonesome
and if you will amuse me until
/ am sleepy you can take any,
thing you want. I'll show you what
we've got 1t amt much and you can
take your pick. What do you say?'
supposed the fellow was playing me a
trick. but he seemed perfectly in earnest
and he got up and made a light. Pro
ducing a pack of cards from a table
drawer. he began shutting them and in
vited me to play 'Caliiornla Jack Tor
fifty cents hand. Remembering that l
had no pipe. he found another one with
a sack of tobacco, and then, seating him
self again. asked me to cut for deal. lie
made three points to my one ana L
threw him out half dollar.
"This pleased him so much that no
produced a Jug OF whiskey and pitcher
of water, but he bad only one glass, and
said he would go down stairs after
another one. He was quite gay over
having company, and drank so much
that he began boosting after awhile that
he could beat any man on earth playing
California Jack He did play a sur
prising good game he won g from me
in two or three hours. When daylight
began to show itself l said l must be
going, whereupon he took up the lamp
TO show me his silverware, that | might
nick out what wanted. But | didn't
want anything, so he let me out the front
door and | went sneaking home. l
often met the fellow on the streets bnt
he only laughed, and 1 knew he would
never give me away.
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wARRENTON'S WELCOMES.
Booming Along with tho Older ana
Younger Towns in Virginia.

Roomtne Along with tho Older and
Younger Towns I'm Virginia.
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARREyroN. VA, Nov. !, 1890.
is Lipscomb, OF the United Bank
inc and Building Association OF Rich
mond. Va, has been in town for few
DAYS past in the interest OF his company
and succeeded in selling large number
Of shares. He also organized a local
hoard in this place with the following
oflicers II. w. Hillean, president j.
q Hodgkin, vice-president; L. Il.
Ke;tb treasurer and james 7. Jeifries,
The reservoir to the Warren'on water
works has been completed and e'Ves en-
tire satisfaction.
Messrs Kingsley & Brother, who have
been running a large creamery near TINS
place for the past few years, are making
49, orat;ons Tor the establishment OF a
cheese factory here. !;
MIR. Joseph A. Jeffries, one OF the Ill
rectors OF the Warrenton Land improve
ment Company. went North this week
for the purpose of comforting with some
notwithstanding companies IN regard 10
s,ort;no some enterprises here, and IT IS
understood that he was successiui III MS
enSeayors and soon we will see Warren
ton booming along with the other VIZ.
ginia towns. There IL every prospecs
that the Chesapeake and ONO VIII run a. u
road through here at no distant period
NJ, n auderbery, of Easton. Pa,
is making preparations to start a "oolien-
mill here in the spring. IN
II is rumored that Mr. Jonn roe a
prominent Baltimore attorney, mas
bonrh. t bonse in Warrenton. and that
his family j will make this their future
home. , -, boo,
A great many fine cattle ma nave p, peen
shipped from Warrenton ana lho iAn''
during the past week. p.,dolnb who
have been spending the summer ra ~ aro
old Randolph homestead, calico co., nS sron
View, situated about seven miles 81, lio -
here. expect to return to hichn0n" 0''
next Thursday, November 6'n, !. r,;aoo Of
Invitations are out to the % %a,lass -
Miss Bessie Hunton and MI oa'i''"
Horsford's Acid Phosphs'"
Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
FINANCIAL PLAN,
MAJOR MANN PAGE.
lie Scored Bowden Unmercifuliy--His Nd
vice to the Farmers.
49,. ut.Au,.,,, n.,,,t,b

vice to the Farmers.
tCcrresoondence Of tho Richmond Disp1tch.l
FRANKLIN, Va, November !, 1890.
The Farmers Alliance of this county
had a grand rally at CORTLAND yester-
day. They were addressed by MAJOR
Mann Page, the president OF the State
Alliance. and Mr.. - Rogers, one OF
the alliance managers from Norfolk
county. Major Pages effort was mas
terly one. and though he did not call
Bowden's name during his speech, yet
he scored him numerically for his re-
cord so far made in the Fiity-tirst Con-
gress. lie advised all farmers to vote
for the man who represented their prln-
ciples and interests, was one OF them,
and would do whatever was possible Tor
their good. His speech was mastery
exposition OF the principles OF the al
lance, and was, OF course, in strong de-
nunciation of the Republican policy on
tariff and silver.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
The Democratic organization IN this
county is as perfect as the time allowed
for the campaign will permit. Every
thing is in readiness for the election
Tuesday, snd very large Democratic
vote is expected. 1t is impossible at this
time to calculate what the negro vote
will be, thought is hoped and expected
to be light.
The Circuit Court for this county Will
begin its fall term on next Wednesday,
the 9th instant The docket is very full
and il is hardly expected that the time
allowed will suffice to dispose of the jury
cases. Notable among these are several
against the Seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road and the Atlantic and Danyille rail-
road for injury TO persons, and two
against the Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company for refusal to pay
losses.
Mr.. j. e. Moyler, OF this place, is
speaking OF making his future home at
Buena Vista His many friends here
will be sorry to lose him from among us.
The Tidewater Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will hold its seventh
annual fair at this place on the 18th,
18th, 18th, and 14th instant. A large
crowd and fine fair is expected
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doubtedly help them financially il APP
PLANS FOR THE TOUR.

PLANS FOR THE TOUR.
Mr.. Dillon was asked il he heard the
statement msde here by some lrlshmen
10 the effect that no money would NC
sent to Ireland TO relieve the distress;
but only food and clothing. lie sal9
that would be foolish, for food anu
clothing could be bought in Ireland lot
tho money it would take to transport
them from America. They would no"
ever, confer with the Irish committees
here and formulate plan.
The plans of the Irish parliamentary
members are as follows: They Will re-
main here until Wednesday evening,
when they will go to Philadelphia. On
Thursday evening they will address their
first meeting in the Academy OF MUSIC
there, at which Colonel Mcclure viii pre-
side. Another meeting will be held I'D
the same place on the night following, az
which Governor Beaver will be asked 10
preside. Two meetings will be addressed
in Boston on Sunday, and the meet
ing in New York will be held on Monday
evening Governor Hill may probably
preside at this one. T. p. O'Connor VIII
arrive here on Wednesday in time for the
Philadelphia meetings. a meeting VIII
be he'd in jersey City on November
18th and one in Newark on November
llth. After this the delegation will d.
vide into pairs and address meetings
throughout the country.
RECEPTION Ar NIGHT.
A reception was given Messrs. Dillon
and O'Brien at the Hoffman House to-
night. Messrs. Harrington. Sullivan,
and Gill were also present. The address
which was signed by Governor Hill,
Mayor Grant, and Others, was read
during the evening by Chairman Ryan.
Several addresses were made.
Among the distinguished persons who
were present were Mayor Grant. ex-
Mayor Grace, Bourke Cochran, Eugene
Kelly. John j. German. Patrick Gleason,
Major NJ. c. Keener Of Brooklyn. Hon.
Robert Roosevelt, Judge Fitzgerald,
Miles O'Brien, General O'Beirne, and
Major Byrne.
APPEARANCE OF THE DELEGATES.
Messrs. Dillon, Sullivan, and Harring-
ton accepted the SIM correspondent as
guide for a stroll up Fifth avenue,
through the Cathedral, where benedic-
ton was Just being given, and run
through Central Park, returning TO the
Hoffman House. There was a short
time to prepare for the evening recep-
ton. Mr.. O'Brien looks very well after
all he has gone through, perhaps trihe
thinner than when he was here before.
Mr.. Dillon never looked better. His
face is fuller and in better color than
any one here remembers him. Messrs.
Sullivan and Harrington, the new
corners, are delighted with all they have
seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.
Ycai Esfate Auctioneora.

BY Frank ID. bill Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneors.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TINBgRRD LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AT AUCTloN.--By virtue Of 4 deei Of
rust from George ~ Wyatt % William l. Cowsr-
din trustee, daIe5 18TH March, 1881. and duly re-
corded 10 the Clcrk's Office Charles City County
Court, IN Decd Book "a, page az. default having
been made Ia the payment Of anote trerein &C.
cured. and being requested BY he bonenciarles
so 20 do NO will sell at public auction, az Chares
City CoartH0use, en-
THURSDAY, s0Ta SoygxBEs,
al i9 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY mentioned In
said deed "a follows: All that certain tract or
parcel c. LAND situate, lying, and being In the
county Of Charles City, Va. containing s63
ACRES, more or less, and adjoining the lsnds OF
BENJAMIN A. Nance ana others, and IA the same
real estate purchased Dy said Wyatt OF John r.
Royal. The land Is about four miles from kox-
berry Station. on the Chesapeake and onio rail-
road and about six miles from Hardea's Wharf
on James river. There Is on tho land about 700
cords Of nrss-cass wood, and about 800 cords OF
second-ciass wood, with great many railroad
ties, and some very good lumber.
Terms: While tho deed requires cash tho
terms will Do very liberal aad on long time, 70
De announced on day OF sale.
WILLIAM Il C0wARDIN.
CAMILLA A. CoWARDiS,
Executors Of William l. Covardin. trustee. de-
ceased
u. ID. HILL & Co, Auetionsers- &C -
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Clearly an Aiibi.
Tkausaa Tftv Timaar

An old negro strolled up to the win
dow in the Office OF the Kansas City,
Kansas, Commissioner OF Registration
the other day and made application for
registration papers.
"What is your name ?" asked Assist
ant Commissioner Arnold"
"Gecrge Washington" was the re-
ply.
"Weil, George, are you the man who
cut down the cherry tree?"
"No, sab, boss; no. sab, amt do
man. ! ain'tdone no work 10 nigh unto
a yeah"
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TINE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES Y. CLARKE, PREsIDzsr.
BRADsTREET'5 RICHMOND OFFICE,
NO. llO9 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. 4as.
J. II. WITTY, superintendent.

Ths Richmond once hes moro than kept pace
win me rapid growth OF tho city and develop
,sr, Of the territory tributary toit II ofisrs 10
me mercantile community Of this section eli me
advantages OF . system the superiority OF WHICH
n recognized Ia every trade csnue OF tho civil.
ised world. That u Is In special sense prepared
tssisd by the fact thai u has nov sorgw sesabSS
n suSscrsb~s tAas essv slAv pseesatf6 a1pUk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
By II. seldom Taylor d Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionssrs.
once Corner Eleventh and Bank suestA

A UCTION SALE OF FIVE BEAU
N rIFUL, wELL-LocArRD, AND CHEAP
BUILDING LOTS On EAST slDR OF ThIkrx.
SECOND STREET BKTWEkN q. AND
RATE INsrs,a AND ADJOINING fHk Pho
PRRfY OF JOHN B. scHAFf. K3Q- --ws VIII
cysr tbs aboye- mentioned LOTS fr sale, On the
promises, on
WEDNESDAY,. NovrxDss 0, tsoa
A. 4 O'Clock p. n. They front - feet each and
ter ! block OF email frame dwellings,, which uiil
nav handsomely On sas amount invested
TnExsr Oao third cash balance "a ptx,
twelve. and siehseen monihs. notcs with ~
scrsss added and secured y deed q Hust.
nos Apef1aseeeA
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pissoLuTlOxs Z rAarNn9A
Ricmsosp. Va, Novsmo/CO.s
TINE FIRM OF n +. AI.VndNy ~

i No. is0o east Franz I'm stree. suss fof
solved BY mutual conecnt All E-ss,,ece-
elaine against 10 viii plsans Ire .Sssnl
payment aud tcese indebted &ssaSfMnks>
We have associated vith &scex - sarsse
No tsio east Gary street. X fsesvs - 9Th
uhe has bean IN ehafee of(Ark W. CO.
store Tor NE pAes tvsiyGtfull ~ 6>on1o
Alvey nroeherk We ~ q ouf 80 ,sr0sty-
tncrsaae1 tnc1listm Z. HAne
; 's:s:s - s;;s; !. = !; EiaIHus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

Swellings in the mock and all other
forms OF scrofula, salt-rheum, etc, are
cured BY Hoods Sarzparilla,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

BEyJABIN HILL, PLAISTrP, AGAINST HILL AND
AIS DEFgSDASTs-lS TnB CuASCERY COURT
OF THB CITY OP RICHMOND.
l., charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court. cor
tify that tho bond required Of the special com
missioner by tho decree IN said cause OF 18Th Oc-
tober, 1880, he's been duly given.
Given dader my hand his = day Of October,
1880
os2g CHARLES W. GoDDIH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
BY y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

BY y. W. bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OTHkEE SMALL BUT COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS on TIE SOUTH sIDk
or BAKER STREET BETWEEN ST. PETER
AND ST. PAUL STREETS By AUCflOh.-ln
exection Of the decree referred 10 below Will
sell by auction. On tho promises, on
THURSDAY, NOyRHBEa 8, 1890,
at O'Clock 2. NJ, tho PROPERTY above re-
ferred 10, consis ing Of three small but dost-
rable and well-lOcatei Frame Dwellings located
on the south side OF Baker street beIweon 81
Peter aud ~. Paul streets, and well suited as
homes for persons Of moderate means.
TERas: ono fourth cash and tho residue ~
ak twelve. and eightoon months for notes, with
interest addol, aud the title rotaned by tho
court until all OF the purchase-money snail have
boon paid PHILIP u. SHIELD
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

A UCTION SALE OF TWO VERY
"A VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS, FRONT
ING 81 FEET on TuE sOUTu SIDE OF PERRY
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TENTH, MANCHESTER, YA.-At tho request
Of tho owner will sell as public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1890.
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. thoseTW0 HOUSES AND
LOTS fronting 81 feet as above and running
back l6j feet These lofS front on one OF tho
best streets in tho city. The electric cars TO
Forest HilI PARK arc now running Immediately
10 front OF the property. The building Is large
double-tonemont containing In oil about ten
rooms. THIS property IA sure 70 increase In
value. A grand Opportunity for Investors
TERMS: One fourth cash, aud the balance IN
six, twelve, and oighteen months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day Of sale and So
cured by deed Of trust
noe A. l. ADAMSoN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
BY r. y. Chain 6 Co.
Real Estate Auctionoers,
No. / north Tenth street.


A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
IA FARM on MECHANICSyILLE PIKE,
CONTAINING 1871 ACRES, WITH GOOD
DWELLING.HOUSE (SIX Rooms AND CLOS
ETO, NEW BARN AND OrHRR OUT-BuILD-
mos, GOOD WATER, ONE SPRING IN YARD
AND ANOTHER At BARN.-This farm IA about
one mile from tho terminus OF tho proposed
electrician limo OF the highland PARK Company
nni only about three miles from Richmond.
On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1890,
on the promises. NJ O'Clock f. NJ, We will sell
the sboye NyENIENTLY-tOCATKD AND
VERY DESIRABLE HOME. The buildings are
in good repair and tho land IL Ia good condition
and we'll watered by sprIng5 and streams. "a Il
under good fence.
The proximity Of this land 90 tho already large
ana growing city % Richmond. nni tho many
improvements aud additions nov being made On
every side, mako it very desirable either for a
home or rs an Investment DO not fail 10 attend
the sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced at sale.
H. IS, CHAFFIS < co,
no12A6s,9&il kuctoneeTs.
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3y CheWnIng q Rose.
BY Chewnin. g Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneors, and Brokers
No. north 1onth street

A UCTION SALE OF THAT WE'LL
"a LOCATED AND CUNVEN iENTLY-CON-
sTRUCTHD TIIREE-SfORY BRICK AND
GRASfTE-TRlAN 80 STORE, WITH DWELL
ING ABOVE. No. III EAST GRACE STREET.
BY request 81 the owner We viii sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1890,
At O'Clock 2. NJ, the ABOyE-LOCATED STORE
PROPERTY. Tho lot mas a front OF Is feet
inches by depth II g feet II inches. This is
good bnsiness-stand owing TO It's Dearness % the
makot, depOts, &C. Avail yourself OF This ofier-
ing.
TERMS: A. sole. CHEWING & ROSE.
mol huctionoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
By W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE
GOOD BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. ia SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN CARY AND THE ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD DEPOT.

will sell by auction. on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER sra,
az 1880 O'Clock Y. W. tho centrally-locstcd and
well-arrangei BRlCK-sTORE, WITH DWELL.
ING ABOVE, No. III south Eighth stroot, hav.
Ing good front and depth, and with future
that Is very bright, "a that point must before
long become the focal point Of all railroad pas
eengor travel: no doubt about It. Remember.
too, that the Allegheny freight lranlc Is going
around the cits by belt line. and then the way
70 the Union depot viii be opened Como eni
buy, ANA don't forget the hour, 1890 Z. NJ, NO
vomber 5th.
TRIMS Liberal, and ST sale.
mol ". W. BOWS, Auctionser.
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THE OLD DOMINION
i BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
This company invites the attention OF the
people Of Richmond 70 its simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 10 So
cure homes OF their own-
Tho company viii lend money on resl estate
TO within Is per cent q the appraised yslue, 70
bo returned In small monthly insislmenis
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rent
AS a simple investment The shares OF the com
pany are very desirable because OF the fact tnat
they represent the smallest possible risk Win
the iargest proat the security being always roai
estate.
ladies' or other persons OF means not able or
willing TO engage In active business pursuits
can by an Investment In the shares OF thls com
psny become practically partners III an eksoh-
sive, active, and profitable business, unde. 'uo
management OF men with the best business
qualities and Of large and varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring 70 ihVeS' Vi
10 borrow viii please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer
Ills cas-. Main street
HON. j. TAYLOR RLLYSoS, President
Directors:
j. TAYLOR BLLlSON,
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH,
PRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN b. PUkCELL,
JOHN S. ELLBlE au 'i-ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
By James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ill3 Main street..
THAT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE,
Il CENTRALLY AND DEslhABLY
LOCATED
DETACHED MODERN BRICK DWELLING.
No. 8g1 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
OPPOSITE HOWITZER ARMORY,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of tho owner shall sell By public
auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER O, 1880.
az ~ o'clock p. NJ, the a5oye-nsmed attractive
and pleasantly-lOcated detached, medium-szed
BRICK DWELLING, on tho east side Of Eighth
street opposite the HowitEer Armory, containing
a bout nine rooms Of good size, having tns mod
ern conyenlences. hot and cold water, range.
hath. pantry, store-room. closets, Yardrobes,
sc and In nice order Tine Lot fronts about 80
feet and has a depth between parallel lines OF
about 1870 feet with wide side and rear alleys.
This Is one Of tho most desirable homes In
that central and desirable locality, ana would
nav well as an investment for rental purposes.
TsRNs: Liberal, and announced At sale.
noe j. II. ELAN, AucuOheer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04
By J. Thompson Brown g Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1ll3 Main street.
LOOK AT THISl
i2PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
VERY SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND VERY
LONG TERMS.
FOUR FRAME HOUSES BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
NEAR THE UNION AND ALLEGHANY
DRPoTS.

We viii sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1890,
the ABOVE FRAME DWELLINGS. No. 20S
south Eleventh street fronts IN feet, with
depth OF about 20 feet nos. .. 9, and front
about ~ feet each on the alley between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, aud have each depth
back 10 tho canal locks, which serve as GA ex-
celent drainage. Each contains about i've
rooms, and owing 90 the surrounding mills. To-
bacco-fsctoros, aud dopots, they readily COM
mand tenants at a handsome return for What
the property will bring at auction.
Terms: on each piece OF property $50 cash
residue in six, twelve. eighteen. twenty-four,
thirty, aud thIrty-six months, interest aided.
and secured by trust deed, the purchaser 10 pay
insurance to the amount OF the deferred pay
ments and for the same length Of time.
j. THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
MOI AuciiOnoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

Horsford's Acid Phosph.
Rei0ore Of ifs,ffQtio1sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-04

The scheme of the company is not in
the nature OF nursing "boom," as that
word is ordinarily understood. Though
reasoning by analogy it is manifest the
proposed plan of development will result
in large profits to tho stockholders. Per
manency OF investment rather than
speculation is the chief attraction offered
by the Alyarado Park Company.