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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

90 Tho town was in ashes or in flames. The
hu,ldino was appronchable but from one
s;da and the atmosphere so hot that the
srsnsn could not endure ii. The splendid
phmn;I block. involving the electric-l light
,,iant electric-railway plant, post-ofhce,
axnress Office. Revill printing establish
mant furniture ware-rooms, and West
a,n Union Telegraph Office. succumb-
ed 10 the flames. and within four
bonrs fifteen stores east OF 1t 70
the Sheldon block were ruined. me
flames spread across the street to Hoag'ss
Onera- House before an hour had passed
and that was consumed with all OF Fall
street on that side east to Sheldon. WINE
on the north side the Cooperative biock
was the limit. On state street the flames
extended to and included kellog's livery
stable. but oil his stock was saved. Inc
sufferers, with some OF the approximate
losses on real estate, nre given below, there
being O fair average OF insurance:
THE LOSSES.
pbnnix block. $4,000: electrc-light
nlant. $50. coo not wholly destroyed; Sill
yester Pew. $1,000: Johnson block, $4,000;
Howe block. $4,000; Desky block, Sl0,-
oo0. on Sheldon block. 5000: Hoag Ho-
tel. damaged probably el,5OO; Hoag,,s
Opera-Honse and block, $4,000; Daniels
block. Sl3. 900; the McIrrow block. 1000;
Crowell block. $500: acCartin's block,
ST. 900: Miller block. $4,000.
FIFTEEN ACaEs BURNED OVER.
trpuRy. n. Y, July S0.--A report re-
ceiyed here places the loss II Seneca Falls
M II O00 OO6. Fifteen acres were burned
over. covered principally by three-story
brick buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
IN DEFIANCE OF pRopeRrY.HoLDeas
A Family Rescued from the Flamcs-A
Maboneite Drank Champagne Cock
tails and Was Robbed of SsS.
ndencn al the Hammond DLspatch.l

tCorrsspopdeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. July 80, 1890.
The Circuit Court having refused TO
grant the Injunction asked for by tue pro-
perty. holders. aud without waiting Tor the
action of the Court of Appeals. the oea,
board Air Line went to Work WIN scNslai
GANGS Of men TODAY aud commenced lay.
ing tracks through Crawford streetln forts-
mouth preliminary 10 commencing iheerec-
ton OF the Union depot, which - 10 nc oceu-
pied hy the Scaboard ana koahoEe; At
lantic and Danville, ana Norfolk ana oalo-
lima. The railroad improvements COM
mcnced in Portsmouth will require an out
Law of over $500. 600. The finest slips on
,he hsrbor are now beng constructed IN
Portsmouth. and the Improvements VIII
ada greatly to the taSables OF the city.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
This morning about o'clock an old
frame structure on Church street near
Main belonging To Max Beale ana Is.
Walters was destroyed by tre: Inc oullu-
inc was occupied by J. w. Iierney as a
newsstand and Mrs. W. J. Powers, barr
dresser. the latter living above. Inc lam
ilv of Mrs. Powers narrowly escaped ioslne
their lives Miss Pauline Singer was very
badly burned before being rescued lho
insurance was very slight. "a.
A wellknown Southwest Virginia poiiti-
clan of the Mshonestripe drank champagne
cocktails with Miss Florence Edwards IN a
Church-street variety theatre las, nieht
and was robbed of SAs The Judge has
been a high roller in Norfolk for several
days, but the variety girls have got the
best Of hun.
AGALIAYT NAVAL OFFICER.
Lieutenant Lucien Young. one OF the
Huron survivors. is visiting friends IN
naval circles mere.
Lieutenant II. c. Fisher has been ordered
10 the marine barracks at the yerd lor
duty. The barracks has been snort OF COM
missioned officers for some time.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ochiltree. of Rockbrldge
comfy. has been elected matron of the
CITY Orphan Asylum.
The Chesapeake Yachting Club. OF Lam
caster. Pa. with the lroquois Band visited
the navv-vard this morning, and theh
sailed ON their steamer for Ocean view,
from whence they will go to Washington
y. G.
dav for fifteen months. hot sun SHINES
to-day but the weather looks unsettie1
The depositors OF the wrecked BAN
| BROTHERS, bank will receive their first divi-
dend the lst of October.
NEW OFFICERS FOR THE MONITORS.
Four additional warrant officers are to be
ordered TO the James-river monitor heet.
Captain W. c. Williams, commanding
the Portsmouth Rifles. IL dangerously Ill.
LIE. Kellum. OF Princess Anne, has
been appointed foreman of laborers In the
navy-yard
A hosiery company of the North IS here
TO locate. and the Lamberts Point I'M
proyement Company have offered all the
land necessary for the mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
HIGH PRICES FOR TOBACCO
THE Y. Nj. c. A,
Break Camp and Return to Their Homes
After Having Il Cav Time.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.I
HAMPTON Va, July 90, 1890.
The Young Mems Christian Association
encampment was broken up on Sunday by
a farewell service in the Baptist church at
night. all of the visitors leaving tor their
homes on Yesterday. The delegates. one
and all. express themselves as having had
a very pleasant time. nothing occurring TO
IN any way mar the enjoyment. Inc
Kaptist church was filed to ITS utmost
capaclty Sunday and the exercises were
very interesting. consisting of short
speeches by various delegates, music. &c
RESOLVE TO COME AGAIN.
A resolution was adopted by the entire
audience that they come again next wear,
and il is probable that the attendance viii
be much larger II was regretted that
Mr. John G.. Scott of Richmond. had the
misfortune to sprain his ankle.
Mr.. A. Mohsberg lost his o. dest son last
night after "a brief illness. The lnterInent
will take place in Richmond.
Miss Julia NJ. Armistead is visiting In
Williamsburg.
Mr.. ". II. Williams, of Richmond, was
here few days ago.
A heavy ran-storm set in on yesterday
and is still III progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

A game of progressive euchre. played by
twenty>four ladies'. was gong on III the
parlor of the hotel at the same hour.
Prizes first. second. and third were taken
by Mrs Doggett, Mrs. Ranlett of New Or
leans. and Mrs. Bishop OF Louisville, NY.
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. FELTON,. OF Augusta,
Ga. entertained number of friends at a
champagne-supper OIL Tuesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
BENEFICIAL RAINS.
Deersase in Buckinghsm's Count, but
Majority of White Voters
fcnrr.anondAnca Of the Richmond Diepatch.l

00cH0aae In Buckngham's count, put
Majority Of white Voters.
lCorcspondence OF the Richmond Dispstchl
RrcKrsopAM G. H., Va, July 20, 1890.
II has rained gently and steadily here most
of the day, and the land is IN fine order for
following and the growing crops OF corn
and tobacco are looking green and flourish
The recent census shows the population
of the county TO have been considerably
on the decrease. and think it shows there
is majority of white voters In the county
II is rumored here that the Repubiicsns
have decided not 70 run any candidate lot
Congress ia this district tthe Tehtn).
POLICY ANNOUNCED.
Captain Csmm Patteson is chairman Of
che Democratic party OF this county, and
IN brief and pointed speech he has out
lined the policy he intends 10 pursue in
conducting the campaigns insthe county.
Dir. Charles X. Irving has been appointed
asupervisor OF the county cice Mr.. 4. q.
Cobb resigned. Mr.. Cobb was an emu
meratoY 81 the census.
II will remembered by the Dispatch read
ers that the 20. X" Railroad Company
has constructed about seven. miles Of rail-
road in this county (minus the track and
that for some cause known best % the
company work was suspended IN the early
spring. leaving . considerable amount Of
Indebtedness due 10 the employees Of said
company. am now glad TO note that the
tickets then issued as the company's l. o..
U.1 are being taken up and paid III Farm
vile, and that work Is being pushed at the
other and Of the road-i. e., from Farm
villa 10 Worshsm and on 70 Keysyiile.
Typhoid.fevsy prevails In The county to
40 eytent, though think al ere young
~ Who have come heme from Ressoks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
NORTH STATE REPUBLICANS
Call "a state Convention to Nominate JUS
tees and Judges
Especial telegram 20 the Dispa;,h.l


RaLErdB. n. c.. July so. The Republic
can State Executive Committee met here
To- day. John &. Eaves being chairman and
J. c. Harris secretary. The notice OF
the meeting stated that the only matter
for consideration would be the calling of a
State convention. 1he call is as follows {:
II is ordered that convention of the Re-
pubIicans OF the State he called to meet IN
Raleigh August Goth for the purpose of
nominating for Chief Justice and Assocl-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court and for
Superior Court Judges Of the First, Sec
ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth. Seventh,
Eighth. and Tenth judicial districts. The
chairman of each county committee will at
once call convention, giving fifteen
days notice. There was slight opposi-
ton to calling convention, but this was
overcome, and il WAS decided to put out
full ticket. as above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
GRATEFUL--COMFORTlkG.
EPPS'S COCOA.


by thorough knowledge OF the natural
isss which govern tho operations of digestion
ana nutrition. aud b. careful application OF
tie nno properties OF weil-selectsi Cocoa M
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
Geiicately Favored beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills ltis by tho ludiclous
u-e OF such articles Of dies that constitution
+, resist eyery tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
OF subtle malsdles are Eosting sround vs. ready
10 attack wherever there - weak point We
may escape maay fatal shaft ~ keeping
ourselves veil fortified with pure blood and a
nroperlv nourishef frame. ~ Cirt!-Seroics Gd-
zefte - - IN, 80,
Mnde simply with boiling water or milk. sold
only in halfpouni tins py grocers, laoeiled
,bn. JANts tPPS / CO.. homeopathic Cho-
paists, London. EnEznd. au l-sa,Iualhly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

and other places in the Southwest who arc
down with it.
and wife are boarding with Mr. y. A..
Spencer. of this place.
Mr.. j. II. Fitzgerald. Jr.. Is tho delegate
Of the County Farmers Alliance to the
State convention TO be held in Lynchburg
on the 18th of August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
Il CHARLES Y. CLARKE. PRESIDENT.

The Richmond ONCE has moro than kept pacs
with the rapid growth Of the city and develop
msut Of the Territory tributary IT. Ii Offers W
the mercantile community Of this section iii tho
advantages Of systcm the superiority of which
IL recognized In every trade centre Of the civil
tsed world. That IL Ii N special senss prepared
70 guard the interest OF its local patrons u ~
tested by the fact that is hes now . Larger wumbU
u svbssritsys tAsn sny etAsr rssycsnssic ossnsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

NEW BRICK DWELLING, Belyidere street,
six rooms. w9tsr, gas, 81. $40.
NICE BRICK DWELLING, west Main. eight
rooms, water, gas. &c. : g. 90
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING, east Frank
lin--a bargain $3.50.
DEsIRABLS BRICK DWELLING, west Cary,
modern improvements; t3,>tu.
BRICK DWELLING. Second Gnd Canal, SIX
ler.e rooms and several small; s2,S0J.
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS tnewl, west Cary.
six rooms, al ., 90 zach.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE on Park avenue, ten
rooms $4,000.
NICE DWELLING. east Cary, eight rooms and
large yard; 800.
FRAME DWELLING on Ninth street between
Clay and Leigh $500.
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS. Albemarla be-
tween Pine AMI Laurel AZ $3.50 each.
TWO FrAAE DWELLING, south Laurel
pay 10 per cent. net-ai $3.50 each.
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, AloemaTle be-
tween Cherry and Laurel, at $50 each.
FOUR NEW DWELLINGS, ives. Cary. six
rooms at 800 escn.
TWO BHICK-FRUST DWELLINGS on south
Pine at SIS each. -
Also. SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE VACANT
LOTS on Park avenue. Hanover, Park. Floyd,
Main Ashland, Severely, and other Streets
These prices ociy last u few days.
GAKilSON q POWERS.
Real Estate Agents ana Aucioneers.
iy 2c-su Tusx INST 1903 y Gin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
ALL TO PIECES.
| Secretary Harris's Opinion OF the Repub
lean Party In North Carolina.
| q ha nlsDSrchl


Especial telegram to the Dlspstchl
RALEIGH. n. c., July 30.-Your CORE
spondent to-day interviewed Secretary j.
G. l.. Harris, of the Republican state Ex-
eoutiye Committee. regarding the status OF
affairs in North Carolina. The Secretary
saws the party is all TO pieces. and tins con-
dition of affairs exists over the entire State.
The Administration. he declares. is re pom
sible. having subordinated everything 70
keeping Eaves III Office as collector OF the
Western district. Harris says members of
the State Committee assured him to-day
that while there are prospects for the cleo
ton of Brewer (Republican) in the Fifth
there is a very slight chance for the cleo
ton Of Ewart Republican, in the Ninth.
1t is learned from other parties that
Cbeatham's chances in the Second district
are slight. and that the Democrats will put
a Farmer Alliance man against him. In
fact nearly all the Democratic congress
slonal candidates will be alliance men.
AN INDEPENDENT.
George l.. Tonnoaski to-day announced
himself as an independent candidate for
Congress IN this district. He is State sec
Rotary Of the Knights of labor, and his
action creates quite sensation.
MICRO ATTACK.
There was yet another sensation here
this afternoon caused by clrcular-letter
signed by negroes attacking Congressman
Cbeatham and the Administration. 1t is
issued under the auspices OF the Negro
League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

WANTED, BOARDERS.-HOUSE
w nicely furnished. Home comforts Free
use Of the colebra ed Calcic- Magnesic Water
commended by physicians In disorders OF the
skin, kiinoys, ard digestive organs. For further
information address PoST-offiCE BOX ls.
Chase City, Va. VS,2p,H Au2&3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
DEATH OF c. w. STRALEY.
Burglars Garry on Safe and Blow IL
Open with Dynamite.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.
BsaMwELL. w. Va. July 30.-Mr. c. w.
Straley. a wealthy merchant and banker,
died at his residence. Princeton. Mercer
county, yesterday evening at o'clock. OF
typhoid fever. III the thirtieth year Of bis
ace. Mr.. Straley was considered to be the
wealthlest man of his age i'll the country.
THEY STOLE An IRON SAFE.
Burglars entered the storehouse Of Mr.
A. 2. Brown, OF Graham. Va. last night
and took out his iron safe and carried it on
a wheel-barrow a short distance from town.
They blew it open with dynamite and got
about fifty dollars in money. IL L. sup
posed that the robbery was committed
early IN the night, as a number OF citizens
heard an explosion between and IL
nfolOcE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

01W UNI Vt VI T I'D f'1s'R' l-7'
chat being County-CourI day n the front poor
OF the COURTHOUSE In the city q William sDurR.
ALI the uusold LAND belonging 10 the . Ash
land - tract OF land. which IS flYE HUNDRED
ACRES, more or less. The Cnesapeake AMI
Ohio railway runs through this Tract OF land the
III ascond depot Is on portion Of tho land for
nerly belonging % sad tract, ani Is eboot ohs
hundred yar.ls from the iweling-house. About
one hundred ana twenty-five acres are arapie'
The balance is thicsly --t In young OAK ana pine,
contiguous 20 water. good opportunity u Of
Ter ell for investment
TERMS: one hundred dollars cash; the balance
on r. credit of SIX aud twelve months, note, with
approved security gaiylng the homestead VIII Re
required, title retained until the whole VI Tue
purchsse-money - paid.
For further particulars "a 20 location, &c ef-
rly 70 subscriber: a. to title 70 Judge r. L. Hon
lev, at. oruev conducting the suit, at Lghtioot
post rlce. Va ". b. WARREN,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

Miss Mary and Miss Mildred Lee occupy
a cottage in Baltimore Row with Mrs. D..
Vaudeville Carlisle and her daughter.
Mr.. II. l.. Parrish. attorney at Law, Cow
inpton. Va, is among the arrivals.
Judge Waller X. Staples is still here.
Mrs. Julia Rust Tutwiler, principal OF
the Mt. Vernon institute, Baltimore, Nd,
arrived on Monday.
n. L. b. Burke. Alexandria. Va.
ID. Clinton Gallagher. attorney at law,
Charlestowu. ". Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
fiction SALE OF THAT NICE
REAL ssyArk az PRIVATE SALE

HAST END BUILDING LOTS FOR
AZ SALE PRIVATELY We have few more
Of those very desirable BUILDING LOIS on the
east side Of wenty-seyenth street between
and streets which we can sell al bargain.
These lots are among the best In this improving
locality aud can be bought at a figure consider
ably under the market price. They have front
OF IS feet and depth Of 40 feet
TERMS: Very cay.
DENOON. TUPPRR, & Co.
1y3i-i. 81 esst Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
LOST, sTRAvED. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED OR STOL ENS@
~ from i0i2 east Marshall street, on
the evening OF July 18th, WHITE SETTER
DOG black spots on back and hoad and slight
tan under lower Jaw. Answers TO tbs namc OF
.Spotp Suitable reward will be paid for his re-
turn 10 the above address, ~ SLIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
nissoLUrIoNs & PanrNrnsairs.

RICHMOND, Va, July J, I-sU
AIR. THOMAS l.. MOORE Is THIS
vi day admitted % an interest In tho busi-
ness heretofore conducted at shOcEos Mills,
Richmond. and Dunlop mis-, Manchester. The
business Will be conducted hereafter in firm
name OF WARNER MOORE & co. .
lyg WAhSElt hOOhb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
NEWSPAPER SOLD.
| The Farmyiile journal Changes Hands
MIR. Hooper's New Position.
fsroc,o, ,.,sgr.m 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 Tue UIspbtcu.I
FARMyIIJE. VA. July 30.-The Farmville
Journal. which for the past two ana half
wears has been published by Messrs. A. d..
Watkins. w. b. Cowan. and J. l.. Hart. was
sold TODAY TO MessIs. John Il. wilson ~
Son. who on August LIST will assume entire
control Of its management.
Mr.. John l.. Hooper, who for two years
mast has been the popular manager OF the
opera-House of Farmvlle. left to-day to
fiji lucrative position III the freight &c
partment of the Norfolk and Western Com
nany at Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a,,;sss.,.

..ant
' COMPANY FOR tao SEAS iiOKt. AAss@sNs's-
Cheapest and most pleasant routa T. OLD
POiNT. NIRGISA BEACH. OCEAN fihm'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
CLAKEAOkr, and JAAA5-kIsEh LASD'
ISGs 81 elegant saloon stesne; AhlEL
Leaving Klchmoud Nv kay MONDAY. WkDHES-
DAY, aad FRIDAY 81 A. ". street-cars 90
directly 10 steamers wharf tars 10 Old foili
or Norfolk. si.50, second class. S..
Connections NJ Old toint AMI Sor'oik closely
with all lines for northern cities, Nirgn'a besch.
and Ocean View same afternoon. James river
BY daylight Great tourist Ina Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and AT CARRIER,
Agency, 1909 1ain streoL Baggage checkei
through. Siate-roons engaged tor day o. night
Freight received daily for HOkFOLh. POhis-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, Alexandria. Ian
TIC AND DANyILLE. aud fANNFiLLt AID
POWHsTAA X. r. STATIONS, aud WASH
ISGToS. ID. c., all points IA Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern virginia, nui al regular isai-
irgs on The jane, riy0r, a. loves. rates a1d
through bills Issued
LUCikk 3. rATUH, Fics-Prosldent
No. til2 Main styeet AMI koekettA
IRWIN WIS GEE Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE SIX
w HOUSES ~ THE WEST END FOR
FARM The houses are rented to good tesants
and close 10 street cars.
MANNING {. STAPLES u CO..
~ oQ-eod2t ilOtL Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
4 TLANTIO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PKrERSRr 30 RAll8Dp
TIMETABLE
Commanding SUNDAY, Nay %, i'll y tNA
NJ. uxias on tals rosi VII rtn - '3lioFA
TRAINS sOCrHWAkD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

WANTED, TO INFORM L II f
w public that have finished the Lee mon-
ument, and am now ready TO MOVE HOUSES
and ali kinds Of HEAVY MACHINERY also.
HAULING OF all kinds promptly attended 10.
Phone 579. W. 4. q. COLE.
ia Lam l3iS east Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
GENERAL NICE BARGAINS OF r.
> FEKED TO QUICK PURCHASERS. Iii

~ 3i-i; esl esst Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
GETTING READY FOR THE FRAY.
Republican Convention ia Craven County
To-Dny-The Crop Outlook.

TspoclhI teIeRfHn1 70 tuo pIsPs'cn'I
NEwpxRNg, n. c.. July 30.--The Republi-
cans Of this county hold convention to.
morrow TO nominate county officers and
appoint delegates to their CONGRESSIONAL
convention. The delegates, mostly colored
and from all parts of the county. are ar.
irving and getting ready for the fray.
II has been raining for several days. and
should il continue il is feared the crops
will be seriously injured, though up to tho
present the farmers report the outlook
fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
MFLoN AND STOP PAETY.

Mrs. w. #. Newman and Mrs. Clarence
Knowles cave a melon and stop" party at
their cottage on Monday morning. The
guests we're Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs. Kent,
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Reinhart, Mrs. VIM,
Mrs. Camm. Mrs. Garden, Mrs. stuart
Mrs. Langhorne. Mrs. Preston. Mrs Iay-
lor. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Workman, Miss
White. and Miss Gay.
The FIRST prize was won by Mrs. Dickson,
handsome photograph case, hand.paint-
ed the second. "a pretty fan, by Mrs. WInn ;
the third. a beautiful French toy. by Mrs.
Reiuhart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

WANTED, A POS 7 | o y As
w CLOTHING EsMAN. Reference
given. Address L., Box No 81, Smithieid, Va
iY aO-2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

After eli the best way to know the real
merits of Hoods SArsaparilia 10 TO try 1t
yourself. Be cure 70 get Hood'h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY George s. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctionoers,
No. north Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK
l. STORE No. lO5 EAST MAIN STREET, WITH
DWELLING ABOVE OF ABOUT SIXTEEN
ROOMS, BESIDES GOOD BRICK STABLE: LOT
i64xl55 FEET TO AN ALLEY IN REAR. by vir-
the OF deed OF Trust executed TO the under
signed, trustees. recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the Richmond Chancery Court IN Deadlock
1873 {, page 2ss, 20 secure 10 The Granite Per-
petuai Building Fund Company the payment OF
certain moneys therein specified or referred 10,
default having been made IN Tie payment
thereof. aud being thereto required by the Board
Of Directors OF tue said The Granite Perpetual
Building Fund Company wo will on
THURSDAY, July 81. 1890,
at 6K O'Clock r. NJ. proceed 10 sell AZ public auc-
ton, on the premises. the PROPERTY above de-
scriped.
The above property consists OF "a lot with a very
substantial, well-built brick store. dwelling, and
stable, all I'm good order convenient. and we'll
located. The house, which - comparatively
new. was built 81 4 cost Of $500.
TERMS Cash "a 20 expenses and ASO. BAL
ance upon such terms a. may be announced NJ
sale. We are authorized to say that moro libe-
raj terms will be given II desired by any one
wishing TO buy. EDWARD 5. ROSE,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS.
GEORGES. NASHOS. JR.,
jy26 Trustees.