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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
gs.Is Ut u'U ~ 1sitb new-spangled
Flames In the forehead Of the morning sky.
Richmond the Place.

tInla1elDnlA Evening icAIbA"Fi"i
From different parts Of the South there
have lately come up TO the North PROPOSE
tions to erect n monument TO General
Grant, the southern people to furnish the.
money. the late COnfederacy the site for II.
The latest Of these proposals comes from
Baltimore, and has the hearty approval OF
the sun, of that city. PUBIC journal
which during the civil war and after warmly
sympathizcd with the Lost Cause. mus
far the North has erected no suitable
monument TO the hero of AppomattoX.
Ever since his death New York has been
trying TO do 50, but without raising
much more money towards the sue
cess of the plan than II spends
nightly for its theatrical amusements.
The idea of the Baltimore sugges-
ton is that there shall be erected IN
that city. by the contributions OF Conted-
crate soldiers only, monument to Grant
to commemorate Their lofty apprecia-
ton OF the magDan;mity extended them IN
the hour Of the ercG: Federal chief-aln'5
triumph" This would be grand thing
TO do. not as refutatIOn of tine SANDER
that the South is "diSlOyal to the Union,
but in recognition of the manly qualities OF
the soldier who was greatest OF ali IN the
hour Of conclusive victory, and who
showed his real greatness bv the mag
uanimitv Of his conduct towards the
defeated South. The monument. however,
should be erected in Richmond not IN Bal
timorc. The latter was not "a representative
southern city, it was never III the Conied-
eracy, not for a moment. If the South can
rise to the height of gratitude which such
an act would reach il should build its me-
moral Of Grant in Richmond, the capital
of the Confederacv. its stronghold, which
carried down with it the entire fabric OF
the Confedcracy when it fell. and the city
which Grant with magnificent mag
nau.mity refused to enter as cOnqucror.
There is nothing else so noble and
heroic in the character of the great soldier
as that refusal He had labored and
fought through many and long camra.gns
10 reduce il. he had seen army after army
fade away before he reduced It; and when
il fell, ard when It's fall represented the
destruction OF the Southern Contederacy,
Grant sent his sUbordiuatos 10 enter II and
take possession IL the name of his country.
History affords no precedent for an at Of
such splendid maguannDltY nor TOR the
magnammous terms he voluntarily offered
the defeated army of Lee. There Is nothing
in his entire military or civil career which
reflects so much honor upon General
Grant as this. and the South could do
much worse thing than recognize by some
commemorative act its appreciation Of
Grants generosity as a soldier and victor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
By II. seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Once corner Eleventh aud Bank streets
GROVE AVENUE AND WALNUT
STREET LOTS AT AUCTION.
SIX FRONTING ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
GROVE AvsNUg BET wgES WALNUT
AND ZINE STREETS.
AND TWO ON THE EAST SIDE OF WALNUT
STREET BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE
AsDHANoyER STREET.

AZ the request OF the owner We will offer for
sale a. public auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE Is. 1880.
AZ 6 O'clock 4. NJ, THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDING LOTS above mentioned.
with a total frontage on Grove avenue OF 10 Tie
fact aud a depth on VALIANT street Of l39 9-i2 foe.
10 a wide alley II will DO sold q whole or sub
divided into eignI lots a. above Indicated.
The location and Topography Of this block Of
land 10 all that could DO desired. making IL In
fact eboa. the most desirable OF any IN that Ia
yored aud rapidly. improving part OF the West
Ind. We w!ll DO glad 10 exhibit plsls TO those
deslriag TO purchase and take them on tae
ground any tlme before the sale.
TgKns Ole third cash. balance At six,
twelve, eighteen, anc tweaty-four months for
negotiable notice with interest, separate notes
to be given for The interest payable semi-an-
nuaIiy, all secured by deed Of trust on tho pro-
perry. II. sxLDoS TAYLOR d son,
10 "a AuctAoneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
By y. W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctioneef.
TRUSTEES SALE
ORA
PRETTY lot ON THiRTy-FiRsr STREET
pgrwEgS Il AND STREETS

IA execution OF . deed Of trust dated Aprit n.
ifss, and recorded Ia henr,co Ccanty Court Ia
Decd BOOK i2t A. page sol. deiaalt haying bees
made IN the payment VI the debt thereby sss
cured. Will sell by aacuon, on the premises, 90
SATURDAY, JusK "a, isoo.
At $50 eclock r. ", the Lor above referred u
begsnuing $50 feet sonth Of stres. frontinS
~ fces on ne tine % Tnrty-nfst street. an1
running back ~ foot - al slley ID feet vide.
rxsNs: Cash SUFFICIENT 10 pay expenses 81
sale and tho De ot secured by said dcea, amounts
lag 70 about $50, aud the residue On torms y -
announced a. sAla N. W. boWk TSvs>eA
tsi5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
By sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
tu4 Main street


4 UCTION SALE or TWO NEW
n TWO-STORY FRAME TENEME%TS. nos.
SIC AND 5gS NORTH TWfNTi-tlk,T OK
PICKETN STREET, AND VACANT LOT AID
JOINING.-At the request o. the owner we
shall sell 81 public auction. upon tho promises
Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE Il. 1917,
az o'clock p. NJ, those MEN TWO-S1ORf
FRAME TENENENTS. located as above, con-
tanning five room. with LOIS. fronting IS ieet
es-h on tao west side Of Twenty-hrst lor Pickett
street ana running Ia k depth OF 45f ieet 70
an alley.
hl.o. VACANT LOT adjoining. Tho above
prop rty on he north, fronting 40 by l5' teot TO
an a.ry.
Property IN this locality Is enhancing IN
vl.fur, Streofs nre being grldei. and largo
number ~ other Improvements ara now lelns
made. IL Us situated Within one DiO'k ~ tho
Electric strect--er line. aud very near 10 TIE
business portion ~ ihc city; j. just tn cas. oi
proper thn renrs readily, and - now o'ci-
ylol - good tenGais, SUTTON 90.
AucrOuocrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
BY John 7. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets.

UCTION SALE OF THAT At
"A. TRACTIVE, WELL-BUlLT, AND ELlGi-
BLY-LOCATFD RESIDENCh 4lo SOUTH Ia .
REL STREET. BETWEEN ALEEMARLE AND
SPRING STREE ls.-By request 81 tho owner
will sell at public auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE l., ls11.
ote O'Clock =. NJ. the aboye-doscriDed PROPER
~. The Dwelling twu!ch wss ouiit only ie"
years ago. Il detached, contains seven room =
and ia occupied by an excellent tenant Inc
premises are in good repair. Tho lot hh- y
tronf ~ ;birty feet on tue west side Of Laurel
street, and runs back rs feet g. on alley.
Located IN q good neighbour GOD. convenient 20
churches. Monroe PAX, within ono-tat square
~ the g reef-ccrs. and where real estate Is en-
hauclug 80 RAPIDLY In value, this property
sho, Ii attract the attention Of capitalists ana
Othors.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced al SALE
ie1l INuN 1. GOUDlN. AuctlOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
WILLIAM n. SANDS,
BEVERLEY y. ,kUA.P.
SPECIAL Commissioner.

BoscHrS, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST BoscHgs's Exc.
CUrOB, &c, DKFESDaSTs-Is the C8AsczRf
COURT % rus CITY OF HiCnN0ND.
J. Charles w. Codiin, CLERK Of the said court,
certify that tno bond required u tho special
comm ssiOners by the decree IN said cause q
June g. 1890 has been dug gIVer-
Given under my hand tbs 5ih day ~ Juns,
1890 CHARLES W. 0ODDIs,
fu6 clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
BY " w. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioneeer.
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
OLA
LARGE NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE,
LoW-PRICRD BUILDING LOTS
TWENTIETH. TWRNTY.FIRST. TWENTY
SECOND. AND TWENTY-TuIRD STREETS
BETWEEN X AND AND BETWEEN AND T
STREETS.
7 will sell. on the premises, for the owner, who
resides IA q distant State, on

7 will soil on the promises, for the owner, who
resides IN a distant state. on
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1880.
beginning at $50 o'clock p. ~, about 100 BUILD
IAG LOTS, situated on Twentieth, Twenty nFst.
Twenty-second. and T6suiY-lhrd streets. and
COMPRISING the larges. number Of cOngoniently-
located lots that have ever been offered before
ct one time.
These lots ore ready now 70 receive medium
sized dwellings fOr that large class OF persons
now seeking cheap homes, and Is unlike much
other plotted property which has only specu-
lauye value. Go out and TOOK az the RTouni and
you Will observe now bIildings Of a good char
acter have swept around nOrtheasterly along
Tweuty-ntth street. ana again along Mechanics
Vile turnpike ami in iioWsrds Grove, until this
land presents yGcant space Ike an indeniure
made INTO the mainland by gulf, and remem-
Der this was brought about Oy the location on
this land Of the luna.lc asylum, Waich repealed
building In this section as long as It remained
there.
Spectator, II you want 20 make a sure turn
come aud buy and this eAle presents no less
good opportunity 10 home. seekers 10 secure al O
low price good home site In en- improving aud
convenient location.
Terms: One third cash balance In six and
twelve months. tor notes with interest added,
and secured by a deed Of trust
y. w. BOWIE,
10 il,l3. l5&td Auctioneer.
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htCIfVN sH-''''' III : - ,."''-'''
ByN. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auct.oneer
A HANDSOME, CENTRALLI-LO-
GATED
AND
wELL-ARRANGED THREE-sToRY-ANp-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
on
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTY STREETS
AT Auction.

At tho request ot Dr. C. W. p. Brock. who W." III
soon remove 10 his new dwelling, will sell W
auction, on tic premise8 on
TUESDAY, JUNE II. 1870.
AZ o'clock p. ~. the ATTRACTIVE, oOn-
PLETE, AID CONVENIENT BRICK hND No,
sARo RFslDgNcE 70. rs east Franklin street,
containing about fourteen rooms, with al 'n0
modern convenience. ,.,o
It's thoroughness Of construction, handsoino
appearance. convenience u locahon' snu 80
pieteuess Of arrangement com Dine ." make us
uroDorty desirable a. "a Investment OF ~ q
home. IL can 10 seen any day between y auN
O'Clock. -. .,o.,.p
eli Auctionecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
BY r. b. Chain 6 Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF

NRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
L SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN tbs EAST
END on THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, BETW EES
TWBNrY-SlXTH AND TWENTY-SEyeSTH
sTREElS---By virtue OF . deed OF trust dated
April &, 1883. and recorded Ia Henrico County
Court. In Deed BOOK l26 A, PAGE a33, and ~ ths
request OF the Deuenciary, default having been
made In the payment OK debt secured, w0 will
sell by public auction. on the pre- misses. on
FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1880.
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, tho REAL ESTATE described
Ia said deed as follows: "All shat LOTOf LAND
with improvements thereon. lying and being In
the county OF Henrico, Eear the city OF kleh-
mond, Va, on tho sOuth side Of Now-Bridge
road between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seyonth
street, fronting on said road IS feet aud running
back between parallel lines 40 feet on It's wess-
ern line aud ~ feet more or los5 on It's eastern
line, and designated as Lot No. Il. Square 81 In
subdivision OF Hocklers PLAN
TRIMS: Cash for deOt due Of 3s00Gi and ex-
ponses OF sale, according to deed though moro
favorable terms may DO announces oy consent
JULIUS STKAUs.
". j. wksrNOoD,
II. b. CHAFfIN.
Trusteea
Sale By r b cHArss 4 Co, Aucsionssr..
jeio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
Store No. JO7 east Broad street,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS.
Store No. 10 east Broad street,
NEAR FIRST STREET.
In execution Of tho hereinafter mentioned ie.
cree ~ wili sell ~ auction. on tho premises,

In execution Of tho hereinafter mentioned ie.
cree ~ will sell ~ auctoa. on tne premises,
respectively. On
WEDNESDAY, June IS. 1890.
beginning a; . O'Clock T. ~ In the order named
he following VERY VAIL ABLE RIAL Rs
TAIE-tO vii.
l. THAT ATTRACTIVE ASD MOST ELIGf-
BLY, LOCATED llii.Ef-sTONY srOCk-BKiCK
FRONT STORE, No. 5I,, situGtei % Tho south
side 81 Broad stree. D-tgeHn ffth al skin
streets, AMI AZ present coupled by Hermann q.
BOschen. ESQ, a. u Shoe store. 10 Il gnneccsfs-
~ b. say q word In favor u this property mo
mute elOguence = IT. unsurpt-e'f locati0n.
beautiful srrIagemeni, and s9lil coog.rIctJa
toll the whole iaie.
:. AtGs, O'Clock % sameday we viii sell THE
VALUABLE sTOfE No. % oast Broai street 40
present occupied BY l. Il. Jenkins NJ a bar, &C..
situated Just Nost ~ flrst street and Just oppp-
site tho DalatAi Gry-gOois sore % hcssrA Cohen
S Brother. inns house Is much moro capsciOus
than thO'e near by, having a large wing OF Az
nox running back nearly 20 the vide paved
through alley IN It's rear, and the properly reDs
very we'll.
1ERNs: ono fourth cash balance ~ ain.
twelve. and eighteen mcnihr, Tor notes Silh IA
.ercst added and tile retained.
WILLIAM n. SANDS,
BEVERLEY y. ,kUAP.
SPECIAL Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
By virtue Of tho decree mentioned below we
will sell, on the promises, on

By virtue Of tho decree mentioned below we
will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. June ~, 1890,
ut a. minutes paet o'clock p. VI. that FINELY
LOCATED THREE-STORY STORE No. 9l5 EAST
BROAD STREET, between Second and third
streets. occupied 10y Mr.. sol j. Blnswnncer
This property adjOins the handsome new store
now being erected by Nossrs. ID. * i. mt'tel-
dorfer for their OVID use aud than which there
viii be mono better. AMI has front OF twenty-siX
and half feet by great depth 20 court or
space. which will bc u immense value IN giving
light aud ventilation
There are few. II any. better located stores
than this. and its future Is beyond dOuD.
Terms. SG.96l In cash and tho residue NJ ak,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with in
terest added Gnd title retained.
WILLIAM VI. SANDS,
BEVERLEY +. CkUMP,
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Special Commissioners,
BoscHEE. &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BoscHINs
EXECUTOR. &C. DEFRSpASrs-IS THE CnASCE-
RY COURT OF rHE CITY OF RICHA ND.
l., Charles w. Goddn. clerk % said court cer-
tify that the bond required Of tho special COM
missiOners by the decree N said cause Of Juno
3, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF June,
1890. CHARLES ". GODDiN,
Ie6 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

by Frank ID. Hiu x Co. Auctlouccf&
NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
i LOTS ON WGSr LEIGH SHEET NEAR
DiNNEEN STREET AT AUCflOS.-By virtue
Of deed OF trus, duly recorded Ia The clerks
ofiice u uennco County Court. Deed-BOok "a
A. page -, default having Doen made In tho
payment Of certain notes thorela secured, sDi
having been requested ~ the bcIenciafy In
said deed 10 soil tho property mentioned IN ssid
deed. Will On0r al puDlic auction, on tho Dfemi.
see, at O'Clock Y. 81. On
SATURDAY. JuSK q. 1901
the PROPERTY mentioned In sad deed and iss
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND in thu
county OF HeDrico near tho city ol Rich mOa1
and bounded IS fOllovs:
Commencing a. point on north side Of Leigh
street 80 feet eas; u binneen street. thence run
ming along The nOrtn side o. said Loigh s,rlel IA
al eastern direction AMI fronting thereon -
feet thence running back IN northern direc.
ton and between parallel liues 100 feet 10 al
10y 10 feet wide. being LOfs9, 10, n, L. -, "a,
IS. and sfeet OF 10. No :, AMI IS feet u LOf
No. 10 IL Diaaeens aiiitiou 20 tho city % kich-
m0nd. These LOTS lis beautifully, and are pos
daily enhancing ia value. Como 10 tnls sale u
you want = bargain.
TERMS: Enough 10 cash % pay two notes nov
due, tss096 aud s.-6l7, With interest oa Tia
sAfns aud the ex pense OF saio; balance. ts32 -,
due october :, isy), AMI tho residue 70 10 AZ.
nounced on day OF ssle.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
Sale By FRANK d. Hill q Co, Auctiosssrs
tsft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

POSTPONEMENr.
Tho above sale is postponed On account Of rain
TO
TUESDAY. JUNE T., 1850.
At ths same hour. SUTTON & CO.,
.o1t Auctoncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
4 CONCENTRATION DEvoUTLY TO BE WISHED
II vrchburg News.l

1ro,,, circumstances have conspired. or
- 1ronsrlv occurred. 10 depress Wy
n,n,a and retard her restoration 10 pros
ner,fv and plenty. Among these unuouu'j5
adlv nust be numbered the oAsuV anu
n,idow of the reconstrucuon CT" anu t"o
snbyersion Of her entire lau9r syslc.nl
.'-.',,,,res nv which the political ana sochi
pyramid was turned u)'iuo Wy" ,,',tb
iiL,co1 mon its apex. But eqt"I'J VIZ;
80 dnrff is II that the unsettled coAul'
80 80, ~ he State debt, its unending con-
,I;nstions and htigations, with theb -
dy,tohle tendency 10 repel capliai anu ~
- ,,;on have been largely lns,,u
,'laS,,tsl ia keeping back Virginia IRON 81 oJ
l''-,,,on 10 which she Is by nature -
,'o,tegca entitled-Ot hle-leader n,.-'aI
rad march Of material ana hal
development and prosperity. ,,stion Of
therefore, with pleasure the SUE nbaracter
New York parties OF tue hiKilos INT of this
ga credit looking TO setteinlne ems
o. and injurious question q" he
NsStssfactorv TO the creditors anu to,s "a
Sfste The names OF the Pc 'lITS PA and
'o '.,'forees among them Vr. baYhlu "'l.s
a.. cleveland. and leading oanhei' 90 ~
W Yolk. who are thorVuSf Tho
ano,nted with the facts anu uvs', norry an
pnestion-these names, VIC snS, they
assurance that IN any seaSai si1i,ts of
may ma ssae and the srait9ned S S0pt copsid
tie farming classes %lli at ts ra T or il
eLeu, ~, e.iS en- the part of the cfeuiIuis'
lloeIai..iiy ,abnked' The figures anu s ~,
Hn3ics ~ the State debt are iauiii .n,d teis
s,soii informed reader as 'nLi.|osors that
Ne can but hope, .nciJ, onorahlo
70 ,ha reference be made ,no IN, Il will
an aaanbm,tted will arrive at the settle.
hat s the creditors ought TO acsg the Riddle
ment based practically, np1 The 'ig per cent
berger bill, or at iea s. he'd
But LET the &c eh ssttI p' the yeled question
sso OSSa s. aa it faally and forever i0''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
BY sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

Al the request OF the executors, who are sell
ing 10 settle up estate, we shall sell a. public
auction, upon the premises, On
THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1890.
commencing at 3 O'Clock T.. N. with tho three
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. i<y7, 1923, aud 1881
north Seventeenth street. containing three rooms
each, fronting together 30 feet on the east side
OF Seventeenth street and running back depth
OF ~ feeL
Also. FRAME DWBLLlNG in rear Of the above
pr Dsrty. fronting IS feot on tie west side q
rage street with VACANT LOT adjoining Il on
the south. fronting ~ ieot on the west side Of
Page street.
Immediately thereafter. say about o'clock P.
NJ, tho FRAME DWELLING No. 53s Concord
street. containing four rooms, with lOt fronting
u feet N inches on the wet side Of Concord
street and running through 10 Fifteenth street.
This class Of properly rents well and pays
Handsomely on the investment IL is now occu-
pied by good tenants.
TEENS: At sale. SUTTON n CO.,
iel4 AuctioBeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days
BY Apperson A Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, &C.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THz
LARGE AND VALUABLE DWELLING
No 1877 EAST BROAD STREET SOUTH SIDE,
NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET.

In execution OF tho hereinafter mentioned de-
cree will sell nj auction, en- tho promises, at
o'clock +. NJ. on
MONDAY, JUNE 30. 1890,
tho aooye-6escribed VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The we'll and costly-b dwelling contains ten
or moro rooms aud kitchen four rooms. Stable
and carriage house. Tho lot fronts 81 feet on
the south side OF Broad street. running back 100
feet to an alley. Location central. healthy. plea
SAINT. and easy OF access ny rail. &c, renders "
very desirable as n clearinghouse or for large
family whose business Is down town.
lEHN3: one third cash: balauce NJ twelve
AMI eighteen months for negotiable notes, inter-
est added !. X. V. DANIEL,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

the politics of the State. Then wlil q
new era of prosperity and contshh, ..in.
dawn upon the State. Her vast anu hisuea
TO unsupported mineral resources are q.
last arresting the attention ana eAcI.IIs
the cupidity Of capitalists. rurhaoes'
foundries, and factories are rapidly sper ne .
ing up. Remove this impedlment OF tuo
discOrdant State deDt and the Oiu I'm
monwealth will forge 20 the mont auu IL ~
assume the pre-eminence she oIlsi"n1dhlS
enioyed in the sistcrhood OF states. NE
dreary past will be forgotten az she afouscS
herself like a strong man from sleep
--repaifs her dropping head.
And tricks her beams, and win he"-SP"HS'Ve
orc
Planes In the forehead Of the morning SKY.
alexandria Gazette
The Richmond Dispatch saws tne b,est
movers for the settlement of the state deot
must expect 10 fund under the hiiddle,
berger bill" Hardly. as the .creditors
claim is for one third more principal ana
per cent. more interest than the hiGdle-
berger bill provides for, and as they nave
the State and the United States supreme
Court to assist them in forcing the accept,
ance of their coupons in payment or all
money due the State except such 9s IL col
lected for free schools and llqugr-Icenses.
If the hope for the settlement OF the state
debt has no other foundation than the
expectation that the creditors VIII accept
the terms Of the repudiating Rlddleberger
bill, there IS slight chance OF the iruitlon
thereof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

Tho news comes from New York that
r,,yrucut mas bcel instituted there, Orlgi-
mating. We believe, with Barring brothers.
Of London. To the effect that solution OF
tine state debt problem, has excited no iit-
tlo interest throughout the state. lhere
il maj 81 true Nuginlau nor a wcil-Wisher
If VIRGINIA who does not desire the perma-
mont removal of tine debt incubus winch
has 500 long annoyed the people. But
"a. are inclined to the belief that the
only method by which tins can be
done is by strict adherence % the
Hildlch,rg,r settlement rather than nave
the whole State AGAIN shaken up Dy new
methods. IL Is evidently the work OF the
houdiolders. who were beaten III the court
of las. resort few weeks since and 10 so
,,rrqt am extent a. tOrcnder coupons value
ia-. ae regards three titths OF the debt
hence this movement 80 tar as II has been
davgl0pcd. There Is ~ yet nothing sum
o,ort}v known TO Justify q belief that the
uropoyea movement VIII lead TO prac-
heal results. Ex-Presidont Cleveland, /.
=. Bavard. G. :. Cox, and q. ;. WI
Inns have been selected rs an Al
visorv Board TO examine carefully INTO inc
s',I's of debit and into the revenues AMI
c,nen1Ituras of the state for the purpose
~ prop0.ing settlement, which Will be
Submitted to both parties IN interest IN the
hone that 1t Will prove satisfactory
TEere can. of course. be no objection 10
this: but We dread to see the yexed cues
ton again thrust upon the, people
of Virginia after what. we all know
of the evils resulting from its discus
e;,n in the past. We have very
orove doubts whether the people will
cco 'I to any better terms than those
CONFINED IN the Rddleberger settle
ment and any further discussion with re-
ference to a new settlement in the interest
OF the bondholders may have the effect OF
creating a party who, tired OF the g. con on
TnoShoidcrs and the pertinacity and visor
Win Win winch they have fought the State at
every ever step, may advocate downright repu-
J;et,on While we would greatly lament
e ',1i,g an event IT might IN view Of such
feasibility. be well for the bondholders to
accept what has already been offered
them. 49, ,.,. ,,.,..,,,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
TITTTUT TVIIII.7
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctioneors.

DoSLEY AND WIPE. PLAINTIFFS, IS. aoUN1oAs-
TIs DEFvSpAST-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or
UENRICO COUNTY
Nv. =. Lea&c, clerk Of said court. do certify
that tho bond required OF Spcclai-Commi'sion
H. NJ. smith. Jr.. aud Frank Vi. Woon by decres
ea,crod in this cause on tho 6th DAY oi juno
1890. has been dulY given.
Given under my hand this ilth daT OF June
1890. --,. >.,-,-
jc IL ". ). LtAhE, Cleth.L