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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

Female Institute to bo built the coming
s Masearet Rhowalssr. Of Bedford. died
SATURDAY. last aged nearly one hundred.
The busiuess Of the Bedford City post
Office shows an increase this year OF Si,sSO
over last years receipts.
A few days agoa small house IN the rear
of the residence Of citizen OF bedford
county caught FIRE and was destroyed. IL
IL stated that the remains OF compie'e
distlllery have been found IN the runs ana
Roth the negroes who were so terribly
hurt Yesterday in the explosion are alive,
Int l;ttle hopes are entertained for them.
A number of Richmond CAPITAL SITS.
among them G. X. Wingo and X. q. Nor
ton. passed through here this morning Tor
poiuts on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way.
BER yAwBoSE BROKEN.
Walter Tensley "a eolored man) threw .
large stone at Matte Palmer (also colored)
last night and shattered her mouth In
terrible manner. A large piece OF her jaw
bone had to be extracted by aphysician. !,
Early this morning colored man named
Edmund Ellis, while cleaning double
barrel shotgun. shot himself. placing
large load OF bird-shot in his thigh
Mrs. NJ. A. Stoner. OF Gienwood, mock.
bridge county. dropped dead last nignt
while walking across the moor. one was
seventy years OF age. -.
James Paris. q Young white man. was
run over by train or the Shenandoah.
Valley road near Troutville yesterday and
killed.
A negro boy seventeen years OF age shot
ard killed o small negro girl near Atwood,
Amherst county. the other day and He'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
A COMING MARRIAGE.
DRY TOANO STATION.
Intense Excitement In tho Ancient Burg
Over Liquor-Licenses.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va. April 17.-Not since
the time of the Debreque trial have the
good people of the town and county bees
so thoroughly stirred up as they now are
over the question which is agitating the
public mind-Shall liquor-licenses be
granted? The courtroom was filled to-
day with citizens from the county and
counsel and the decision of Judge Earth
ing on the applications before him. Every
member of tho bar is employed on either
one side or the other, and the crossfring
among the legal fraternity is at times quite
and exciting.
After hearing the evidence for and
against, as we'll as the longwinded argu-
ments of counsel, the Court decided that
no liquor should be sold at Toano Station.
in James City county.
The williamsburg cases will be called IN
the morning at o'clock.
An appeal from his Honor's decision on
the Toano cass will be taken to the Circuit
Court,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
COUPON CASES.

In the Hastings Court to-day the prose
cutions against Mr.. A. B. Gulgon, OF Rich
mond. aud Mr.. j. w. Couch, of this city,
indicted by the grand jury some months
ago for selling coupons without license,
were further continued. There are cases
which involve the questions covered by
these prosecutions, and probably no trial
will take place until the appellate court is
heard from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable. and often leads TO
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache. heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion. ETC., are caused BY this very common and
increasing disease. Hood's SarsAparilsa tones the
stomach. creates IN appstits, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind. snd cures the raest obstinate cases OF dys'
pepsia. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsla- had
but little appetite. and what did eat distressed
me. or did ms little good In sn hour after eating
would experience fsintuess or tired, ailgons
feeling. ~ though had mot eaten anything.
Hoods SsrsapariIls ala me aa usnss amount
Of good. II gave me IN Ape. : and my food
sslshed ard saaisAs& he craving mad previously
experienced. II relieved me Of that faint. tired.
angoEs feeling. zhsvs felt 20 much better since
took Hoods sarsapariila, that am happy 10
recommend L." q. 4. PAox, Waterfowl. Mass.
NIB. Be sure TO Get only
Hoods SarsaparlIla
soal By I'll druggists. ~; ssx fors - Yrsparsdoniy
~ @. l. HOOD = Co. ApetAsoazisss level. xass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
Load the Cecilia.
fEneciel telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WEST PoIN1, Va, April 17.-Mr. Madigan.
Messrs. Barber & Co.'S agent. arrived here
this morning from New York, and the ting
Sampson arrived last night with seven
gangs Of cotton-iamIners to load the Clcl-
liza, which is expected every day. Captain
Pridaux. formerly commander OF the
CECILIA, died while the ship was in England
on this trip. Captain Simmons. is now
master. Mr.. Madigan thinks this load will
wind no the cotton business at this port
this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
BALDWIN DISTRICT FAIR.
| Premium for Bost Collection of Agricui'
turai and Horticultural Products.


turai and horticultural Products.
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
SrAusroS, Va, April 1.-THE Board OF
Directors of the Baldwin District-Fair As
ISOLATION were in session in this city yester-
day, and completed arrangements so far as
is now practicable for the annual exhibit.
There were present-M Erskine Miller
(presidenU. j. w. Cburchman. NJ. r..
Gilkerson. s. w. Byers. II. A. 4. Hamilton,
John W. Todd, John ID. Crowle, j. AleSan-
der Bungardper, and G. Julian Pratt.
Since the last meeting of the board Mr..
John Lincoln, of Rockingham, vice-pre-
sident of the association. died. A suitable
tribute of respect TO his. memory was
adopted and q copy directed To be cominu-
nicated to his family.
DIR. S.P. III. Miller, of Elkton, Rocking
ham county, was appointed 70 the office
made vacant by the death OF Mr. Lincoln.
The premium-list as il has existed was IN
the main adopted.
SPECIAL PRIZE.
One premium of special value is that of
500 for the best general display of agri-
cultural and horticultural products and
collection of minerals. This is thrown
open TO all the nine counties composing
the association except Augusta county.
The members of the board from Augusta
will be the judges to determine which
county wins the prize.
There will be grand trades display
during the fair, in which the management
will cooperate. but that will take place IN
der the auspices of the stanton Chamber
OF Commerce and the pubic spirit of the
city. Expert judges will be employed.
BY appointment of the President the as
sociation becomes q member of the Ameri-
can Trotting Association. No gambling
nor the sale OF spirituous or fermented
liquors will be allowed. Animals for sweep
stakes will in oil cases be Judged by per-
sons not interested III the classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
H.s,-BoJI at the University.

One of the mcet interesting games of the
season was played on the University
grounds at Charlottesville Tuesday after
noon between the nine of Pantops Acade;,
INV and that from the Jones High School
of Charlottesville. The weather was
threatening. but Notwithstanding this,
good crowd was present 10 witness the
playing. The score by innings was seven
to six In favor OF Pantops, though in the
course of the ninth inning Jones had 10
throw ND the game in consequence OF the
disability of two of its men, and the game.
under the rules. was therefore declared for
feited to Pantops and the score made to
read nine to nothing as against the I'M
lucky nine. Umpmes S. Nicely aud Nelson:
Time Of game. one hour and forty-eiGht
minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
Y. W. c. a. Officers in Charlottesvii'e.
lCorrespondepce Of the luchmtud Uispatcn.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April II, 1880.
At business meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association officers Tor the
ensuing year were elected @s follows:
President. William II. Wranck; Vice-Presi-
dents, r. II. Wood, j. r. Anderson, NJ c.
Thomas. and DR.. W. c.. N. Randolph;
Executive Committee, r. D. Anderson, &.
II. Hudson. and j. W. Marshall; Urea surer,
T. T.. Wood: Recording Secretary, W. ,.
Beazley Corresponding Secretary. ). L.
Matthews; Librarian, j. A. Peck;
This association is in good condition and
is doing a splendid work here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
MONTGOMERY paessyrsRY.
ne Call Of Minister Causes AN Interest
Ing Discussion.
Special telegram to lns DIspa,chl

Especial telegram to Inc Dispa,chLl
LrycH.rRa. April lin the Mont
Romsry Presbytery to-day very interest
Ing discussion arose over the call from the
Covineton Presbyterian church for tho
Rev. p. 4. Clark. now stationed ut Rocky
Mount. The Rev. DIR. Hail, Of this city,
took the position that sudden and rapid
changes were very injurious not only to
ths church but 70 the minister, and he
thought these matters should be taken
into serious consideration. Heargued that
such things produced tho impression. both
outside and in, that the ministers were only
using churches a. stepping stones foy their
own advancement, and stated that the
Tb'rd church. this city, was an example OF
DONATION 70 rm sEsxa rxs1zrurA
Ne pedtosd City Land and Improve
nenk ccuPany heys denssed eight 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
GLASGOW'S PROGRESS.
Colonel Bigger's Eloquent Tribute to the
Natural Bridge.
Special telegram to tho DIspatcn.l


GLASGOW CITY. Va. April 1.-THE West
End Glasgow Company organized at the
Natural Bridge to-day. with the following
officers: q. ID. Letcher, president and gene
raj manager; w. b. +. Leech, vice-president;
J. A. II. Warner, secretary and treasurer.
Directors: President and Vice President, ].
S. Peters. w. ID. Adams, Colonel K. L:
Watts. Colonel J. Bell Bigger, Colonel
Tazewell Elicit, B. b. Semmes, +. L. Glas-
cow. S. Houston Letcher e. Nj. Moon. One
hundred thousand dollars subscribed. The
place adjoins Glasgow, and will be part
of that enterprise. A large number of Vr-
giniaand northern capitalists werepresent.
COLONEL BIGGER UNDER THE ARCH.
The Dispatch correspondent was fortunate
in being with Colonel John Bell Bigger
when lie viewed for the first time the great
stone arch of the Natural Bridge and lis
tened with pleasure to the Coloners elo::
ouent admiration of the massive and grand
stone arch. To-day was his first visit to
the bridge, and after viewing 1t in silent
wonder he exclaimed: 81 have travelled In
foreign lands and In every cline. but never
before looked upon such wonderful pic
turesque work of the Masters hand or
nature"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
THE pAN-AMERICANS.
6, AsoRArE PREPARATIONS FOR
THEIR RECEPTION AT NORFOLK.
An extensive Programme Arranged for =
Trim Around tho Harbor. the Twin
Cities, and to Virginia Beach.
ro,c,., telegram TO tn. Disps,en.i

ISDrct8l
NonYoIK. April IA telegram was re.
ceiyed to-day from J9pS i,sn Inn %epn mr.
s;dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce, stating
fhst there will be no ladies IN the Pam
American Congress party. which will pro-
bablv embrace about fifty people; and sug-
cestino that arrangements be made accord
,nclv. Workmen are engaged to-day IN
erecting an arch OF welcome, which VIII
spap Main street in front OF the rooms OF
The Chamber of Commerce. II Will be
, mo tbc MAN of the arch across Main street
nj the Yorktown centennial celebration.
and will be highly decorated in honor OF
the distinguished visitors from our sister
American States. The party on Saturday
morning will arrive at Old Point by steam
or OF the Chesapeake and ONO railway.
There they viii board the United states
steamer Despatch. rendered Tor the pur-
pose, and proceed up the haroor. On the
way the Despatch viii be lnterceptea Dy
the commercial exchanges or TINS city ana
leading citizens. aud the vessels in COM
many will visit and examine the coal-pier
OF Lambert's Point.
GRAND TRIP.
They will afterwards come up to the city,
landing at the Daytime wharf, where car
riages will be waiting. Tine visitors viii be
driven through the city. The stores and
buildings along the route. will decorate
with bunting, flags, DC. A special train
will convey the visitors to Virginia Beach,
where collation. Will be served at the
Princess Anne Hotel. After an inspection
of that beautiful resort the party will return,
meeting the Despatch at the wharf of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, and after an
inspection of the navy-yard will take the
Chesapeake and Ohio steamer on their re-
turn at z. NJ
Senator Edmunds will extend bis visit
TO some ST the southern waters during his
stay hereabouts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

ByN. W. Bowe,
and
George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ MEDIUM-SIZE BRICK DWELLINGS,
No. 1908 AND 1910 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS,
AND
BRICK DWELLING
No. s24 NORTH NINETEENTH STREET AT
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL
STREET
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE MAR
SHALL SCHOOL
In execution OF tho decree hereinafter men
toned We Will sell by auction, on the promises
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90. 1890.
al AZ O'Clock Z. NJ, the THREE HOUSES above
referred 10. The Broad-strcet houses contain
about nine rooms each and have front OF ~
feet each The other house contains eight rooms
aud Istchen With two rooms. and tho LOT has
front OF about go feet, including half OF I'm alley
Pig fec wide for the common use OF this ana
the adjoining property, and extends Dack
l2s 1912 feet to another alley In tho rear.
These houses. by reason OF their nearpess 10
the Marshall and Bellevue Schools and 10 mo
electric cars. and being within twelve squares or
only fifteen minutes wax OF the post-onice, are
very desirable either for Investment purposes or
for comfortable homes. The sale will begin with
the Broad-street houses.
TEKMs: One fourth cash and the residue ri
six, twelve, ana eighteen months, for notes with
interest added, and title retained.
EUGENE G. MAsSIE,
II. II. CARDWELl,
special Commissioners.
TALBOT, &C, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST P0ISDBxrEa,
TRUSTEE, &C., DBFESDAST-lN THg CHAsCBRr
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
I, Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the special com
missiopers, Eugene Z. Nassie aud q. h. Card
WELL oy the decree in said cause OF oth Janu-
airy, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1890.
An II CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
ACTION sALEs-This Day.
By james II. crenshsw, Aucionesr.
No. II north Eleventh street.

YJyRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT ON THE
soUTu SIDE OF PARK AVENUE, EXTEND
iSG EXON CEDAR TO ROBINSON STREET,
AVN RtJNNISG BACK BkTWEEN PARALLEL
LINES TO KENsIS6ToS sTREET.-By virtue
Of a certain deed OF trust to James II. Crenshsw,
trustee. dated April 3, 1850, recorded in Henrico
Comfy Court clerks ONCE, In Deed-Book ~ u,
psgo S. default having been made In the pay
ment of certain notes therein secured. and be-
ing feouirsd 80 TO do by the beneficiary, shall
sell by public auction, on me premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1890,
Mt 5 O'Clock r. IL, the soove-described PRO-
PEhTY.
TERXs: Cash a. TO expenses OF sale and 20
nav sI a. due March 10, 1899. ana interest TIL
paid. aud note due April 8, 1890, for 369 10 and
interest till paid, and on time as to no'e for
81 lO7 ee, due october g, 1850, aud The balance on
twelve month"; time, with Interest added, aud
secured by deed Of trust on the property.
This sale IL subject however. TO prior decd
OF trust, dated April 3, 1889. recorded In Deed
BOOK III b, psgs 2, 20 secure notes due "a fol-
lows: Note due October 6. 1ss9, Tor si,sSa33. on
which slIlsO was paid January 10, l5O. AID
note due April 9. 1890, for sl,9is3i. and note for
81, e9a 20 due October 6, 1890, all OF which notes
The purchaser will have 10 assume.
JAMES II. CRENsHAW,
ans Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
DAILY.
sToPPISG-PLAcEs

Daily
sToPPISG-PLAcR8
Noa Il. 81. s. %. asiss msts ~ stop. 70,
~ and Is SOD GA signsi a. Maaeh.s,,,
Drewry's Bluff. CcaTslis, tnf Casger 30
stone ~ Chester N0s 81. - 3. Gai q viii uoo
o. all stations tor passengora
PUL.AAN-CAg sERyTcz
On Trains Sos IL AMI % sisepin y-csr, bs,-..,
New YORK aud Tampa FLA (rfs Jacf.5nvigisp
on Trains Nos. IA sal q slsop!ng-s.rs bet....
Washington aud Charleston and hps,oa spf
jacksonville On Tram No g, oirepIng.ca-.
between Warrington AMI >. Aggusan. III,
Jacksonville. On Trains NoS .. -. All q
sleeDing-cars between ~ Augustine iria T.,t
sonvillel ana New York Oh Trains Noa IA
and - siesplng-csrs between washington .at
Thomasyille, ia
THE ONLY ALL-RAL LINZ TO NORFOLK
p,cnmoulas.A,.s.soAu. sortol. .aa',s
Rlchmo1d..... :S5 p 81. Norfolk 49,. 10 p 4
Ncrfoix .'S t0A. n. Rlcemor talS A n
Norfolk 49, $50 z. "a. hicnmoad.. $3.50 p n
ne trsios leaving ficnmOud ~ 80 A. ~ al
Norfolk az 40 =. NJ are solid trains tsts.,a
tness two poin.s. scd psssenggr. 81 saroasa
without change ~ rar% Close connection, A.,
also i.ds al PeIorsOlig BY me 3.i3 j.. v. tr,ln
from Nchmoni snd ihs SIC a. N. trsla ffsm
Norfolk.
fi:9O y. " and arriving 20 Richmoni ~ lclSP
81 and 5,lt T. n. maEa closs connection Al
petersburg 10 and from Farmvile, Lynchhurs
and southwestern IG'n ai'irv so,.r,.,,.,,.,
ET. u. MrssS roacrai s1perintsntslL
\. N. EzgRsOs. General Passsagsr AssaL
BEL Haas. Trade MANAGE 20
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ gOAp
sCHsDULH IN EFFECT FEBRUARY. Il isA
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK Am
LYNCnByRa
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr STATION
s,@OA N. DAILY. via pctsrsogrs kichmoai ani
norISlk Tnrn tgn EKpres. -AiriF. Al
Norfolk 1928 =. u. S'opsoniy
teTsburg ana Suffolk. .>csul
tfain, leaving Petersburg Al il.B A
81 aud arriving a. Norfolk AZ T. N
stops ns al stenons
GOA N. Daiiy, va PetssDurg. Arrive Al
Peiorsourg l1.lS A. N No i.a's.
Petersburg LIS A. ". i0r R,rn.
vile. LYncaourg. aud al poins san
,np NJ. Daily. va Petersburg. Arrive p
tecsburg go =. H.; lezVs Ps.erourF
s:35 p. Al. daily arriving Noriolk
PM
ii:so Pm. Daily. ria Pstsnburs. Ar'y, A.
Petersburg l2s5 a. ~, c0uloc:in,
with lrsla No. l. leaving possrs burs
al lg.sO A. NJ foe sarmulls. Lya-h.
bure P)eohontas, and all Dolsa
SouIh ana West
fif0 A. N. Dsny, rtr blrkeville, for Farm vils
Lyn bburg. the soath. and Woa
PULLMAN eLgEPiNG-CAa ACCOkAODA
TONS
No. I-Sleeplng-csr from Peisrsoarz 70 briisz
Without change. Leaving Petersburg dsil' .
ls.4O =. H.. sni Lyneneurg 10 hompnS vita
on. change.
No 3-Lyuchburz to iieridisn, ani Rosnoss
70 Memphis without Change
Ticksis, bs<sage-cnocks, aud oil informatou
esn be obtained at Richmond and Ps,entsr1
railread depot A. W. GarOsrA loOy hain .InssI
and a. Tie Companys once. Sli east Main sIssl
K. IS. tOJNENkl,
fa.srnyer AgeA.
W. h. BEYtLL
Genera Passenger Azesk
CHAHLEsG EDDY. Vice Preaii0nI
General once. Roanoke. Va feS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18
LOST. sTsAyED. AND rogsD.

RICHMOND, Va, March 6. 1900
YNAKENOTICE, THAT lShALL AP-
Il PLY 10 the VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Richmond for q reissue OF SCRIP
No. 763. issued 70 mo on the SIN OF October, ieo6
for 4 HIkTY-NINE sHAkBs OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE SAID VIRGINIA STATE IN
sUkANCE COMPANY.
10 THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA for
the reissue OF FIFTEEN SHARES OF THE CApI-
Ths STOCK In SAID BANK. CERTIFICATE
No. 7o5, issued to me on tho 9th day OF October,
1874
TO THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND for
the reissue Of FlkTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPl-
TAI STOCK OBJ SAID BANK. CERTIFICATE
No. 7s3, Issued TO me on The 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY, isss, al OF which stock stands In my name
on their books and mas been lost or mslaid.
mh .-Fsm ARs. SARAH Z. ALFRIBND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

THE BEST SEVERED CITY.
worltingmcn's Candidates for the Council
Not Popular.
[spectal telegram 70 one Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the DlspAtcn'l
DaSvILIE. April 1.-THE City Council
to-day made an appropriation to complete
the sewer system, and when the work is all
done Danville will be the best severed city
III the State.
Councilman W. W. Worsham. who has
been sick for long time past, had some
what improved several days ago, and there
were strong hopes that he would get well.
but his condition is worse to-day, and,lt is
feared he will never be well again.
Mr.. j. Edmund Moran. formerly OF
Petersburg, has been appointed travelling
freight agent of the Atlantic and Danville
railroad, and is here to-day on business.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Maria L. Ballow, of Halifax. to
Mr.. Richmond Brown, of this city, son of
Rev. A G. Brown, OF the Virginia Con-
ference.
A workingmen's club here have brought
forward several candidates for the Council
who are distasteful to many people, and
there will probably be lively times in the
ward meetings to nominate candidates be-
fore the primary.
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- AUCI10H sALs1s--s ssSrs DsZs --~
ByN. ". Bows,
Rssl Estate AuciIeasss.
CoxnrssrosEsay AUcrrossALE
GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND Fiv. VACANT
SOUTHEAST CORNER or MITCHELL AND
ALLEN STREETS.
SEVEN VACANT LOTS
NORTHEAST CORNER or WEBSTER AND
ALLEN STREETS,
AND
THREE VACANT LOTS
HICKORY STREETS.
Py virtue Of the decree hereinafter mentioned
We will sell by pubic auction, on the premises,
on
TUESDAY, APRIL y. 1890,
ne 40 O'Clock r. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING
AND THE FIFTEEN VACANT LOTS above re-
ferred 70, situated in Goddin's plan Ia lleDrsco
county, Just outside the corporate limits and In
the valley Of bacon's-Quarier braach, and not
far below Brook avenue. Tits il an excellent
place for small houses, which would rent well In
this locality.
Plats will be exhibited ut tue time OF sale. and
the properly Will be offered In parcels 10 SUIT
TgRHs: one third cash. aud residue as ak
and twelve months for notes, with interest, and
title retained, or oil cssh at the option OF the
purchaser. W. q. BEy FRIDGE,
w. ". COSBY, JR.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Special Commissioners.
In TIE CIRCUIT COURT or H.S.Ico COUNTY THE
10Th DAY or ArRIt, lSg0-BhLsY. VINO SUss.
by, 40, PLAINTIFFS, VS.. cox & CHAPFE-L AND
AIS, DEFENDANTS.
Nv. :. Leake, clsrk OF the said court, DO cor
ti'y that the bond required o. the special com
Willism IL. Beycndge, w. ". Cos
by Jr, and J. samuel parrish-by decree ~
tered in the above cause on the 10th day Of April,
1890, has been duly given
Teste: W. :. LcANf,
an M Clerg.
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DOCK AND JOB WORE NEA .I!!l!
~. H s5SSg = sss '1'A01s sa'1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-18

AUCIIon sALxs-vsssss psys;s 49,.
by sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuciionssrA
1914 east Main street
A UCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE
N FRAME DWELLING.
WITH LARGE AND DESIRABLE LOT,
SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
TwENTY-sEvgNTH AND FRANK
LIN STREETS,
WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF LIBBY-HILL PARK.
Al the request OF the owner we shall cell st
public auction, upon tbs premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1890.
at 5x O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY located as
above, fronting ~ feet On the SCUM ssac OF
FRANKLIN street. corner Twenty-seyenn. ana
rear. with LARGE ERASE DWELLING, con-
tanning eight rooms.
This property Is .ituatod IN the prettiest and
most desirable portion OF Church hiii, being
within ono square Of one OF our PROTEST PARKS,
and Is one OF the most dssirsblc lots now On the
TrRxs: Al saio. SUTTON & CO.,
Auc.ioneera
PosTPoNENENT.
Postponed until
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1890,
at same hour. SUTTON Co.,
rnfs Auciioneers
CHERIFFS AND ADMINISTER
- TOh's sALE-Will be sold at the auction
house OF George W. Mayo, No. q north Ninth
street, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90. 1890,
a. 10 O'Clock A. ~, sll the HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND sILvERWAkE belonging 10 the
estates Of John A. Robinson ana MIA VI. L hop-
tnson. -,
The attention Of the public Is called to this
sale. This large assortment OF furniture was
selected with great care and IS Of the best make
and materials. comprising such articles ss are
needed by all houseKeepers.
LEWIS p. WINSTON,
apis Sheriff and Administrator.