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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Der Of Republican Senators duty
representatives. would see the" an
in respect 10 tariff measures Ia
entirely different light from that IN WIZ. ,
they have viewed il during the a "a
ak months They would then I n
that political expediency compel
them TO speak out their minds I'D"
vote according to their conyicti1Is,
which event the number Of RepupneAns
in the present Congress who would h1,o
the assurance TO voteagsinst measure
repealiug the tariff law that has inst pees
enacted might not be even maIoriy ~
the congressional representatives Oh 'n'''
party. ;o, NJ
Wha. effect q decided EXPRESSION VI
public opinion has upon congressme1
was strikingly shown at the election -
1882. IL will be remembered that Slut,
ly before that election Congress L. .I.
taken mp for discussion and action 1 wv
question of eivil-service reform. Ing
matter was treated with contempluoI'
Indifference, and the bill itself WAS h'cA
ed from pillar to post with only an %
casional congressman in either pon'ii,,
cal party showing willingness to 90
reverence But in the election OF No
vember, 1882, several members OF Con-
eress were defeated on this same CIVIL
servics reform issue, and when Congress
reasernbled in the following Decemper
its members. so contemptuous IN tner
treatment of the subject few months
before, almost tumbled over each 0'ner
in their haste to bring forward cIvii-ser.
vice reform bill, and put themselves upon Dol
record as in favor of tho change. We
imagine, therefore, that q pohu,
cal overturn in the parties at
this time would have salntsr!
effect. and that it would NOV
be necessary to wait for a change 10
the majority Of the Senate, for with suclI
n rebuIe even q majority of the presen.
Senate would find the new tarltf-iaw nov
at all TO their liking. For this reason
Repnblicaus-snd there are large mum
bers of them-who disbelieye IN the
Mckinley bill, should this year vote ior
their political opponents as the surest
and quickest means Of correcting TINS
abusive law, and of freeing their party
from the obnoxious influences that now
dominate il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
EVERYBODY HAD LIED.
And They All Felt Cheap After the Small

The other night, after the thunder
shower. saws the Detroit Free Press,
Jones dropped in on neighoor and
found about n dozen people assembled.
"Wel. well. you look cheerful after
such n close CALL" growled Jones as he
removed bis hat.
"What close call
"Whv, lightning struck the barn IN
the alley not hundred feet away"
"Oh. dearl" said one OF the women,
"but | knew it. One of my arms has
been numb ever since"
"And it affected my foot" said an
other. .,.;
tating."
"2nd my elbow has felt queer ever
since"
Every one in the room remembered to
have been shocked, and every one was
thankful over the narrow escape.
BY and by boy. who had been think
ing deeply, gushed out:
"Why. there is no barn in the alley
Amid the deepest silence everybody
remembered this fact, and the BOY
clinched 1t with -,
"And how could there be, when there
is no alley ?"
Jones had lied, but SO had all the
| others.
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The Result of Democratic success
,pos,on Herald, independently

The statement has been made by q
number of Republican speakers, and
has been reiterated in a still larger mum
Der Of Republican newspapers, that II is
altogether useless to take up the tariff
for discussion at this time, since
that measure has been definitely
passed. and even though the Demo-
Gratis should be in large ma
ioritv in the House OF Representatives.
of the Fifty-second Congress the
Senate would still remain Republican,
end would continue to so remain Tor
from four to six years to come, Whlie
the Administration cannot under any
circumstances be changed until March
Of 1893. Why, then, it Is said should a
tariff agitation be continued when the
rarty that has adopted the present
tariff has it in its power to prevent any
change for a long time to come:
This no doubt is considered by those
who make il plausible argument. and,
nnder certain circumstances, We should
admit that it was a forcible statement
We do not in this instance admit either
its force or plausibility for the reason
tbat II is known that the Republican
rartv in the broad sense OF the term IS
not committed to the doctrines expressed
in the Mckinley bill, but that that
measure 10 simply the result Oh
tremendous special pressure brought
to bear upon the congressional repre-,
seniatives of the party. Ihere are
number of Republican senators and mem
Lers of the House OF Representatives,
who voted for the bill who have
admitted that they did not believe 1t WAS
. wise measure. but were forced to give
+ their support as the result OF caucus
decision Ne believe that the Repuhli-
cans never adopted measure during the
thirty years in which they nave naa
more or less control IN Congress, when
was 80 far out OF harmony with the Ideas
OF quite a number OF the congressman
who gave it their votes - Gil,
what does all this imply? Simply
that, in spite of the bold ana united eh-
terror which the party presents on TINS
subject there is behind and underneath
this surface appearance a decided want va
OF harmony, belief on the part Oh q
considerable number OF hepup,ican con-
eressmen that in passing the Mckinley
bill their party has not only COY lni.'ea =
great wrong, but has violated sne spirl'
} of the pledge that it gave 70 ane people
in 1883 that it would revise INC 'alin IN
the direction OF reducing taxes iaking
these facts into account-ahn' ~ ial -
silent and suppressed Republican o a,sse NJ
is concerned, it is fact-wna, wUu,b us
the effect OF popular vote 'nto os9i,a
the country which should prac'icany to
pudiate the Mckinley bill
: Ours, in spite OF recent perVeisioas, -
q popular government, aud u tue osna.
tors and Representatives were CONVINCE i
that Al uprising of tho people naa sA.sn
place which would SHAKE on Iio au
thority OF the moneyed classes .na
: has lately dominated Congress- NUN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

TRUSTEE SALE OF NEW FRAME
A HOUSE AND LOT. No. 1903 WEST CAnI
STREET by virtue OF . dsed OF trvss ae.su
April 70, 1855, executed by George W. pes,orye
,rd wife TO The undersigned trustee snu reSo,s ~
ei Ia Richmond Cnancery Court, Deed. poox ~
C.. page t56, and whereas default hss Dsen
made in lhs payment Of the ncie hersn -
cured, and being required % to do. "a vsu - ~
consent OF the said grantors In sn'd oseo VI
trust. Will sell on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY, ocrosga 81. 1880.
ri, O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
in sai deed beng all that lot Of land In the city
% Richmond ami bounded as follows; Conf
mencing on tho north aide o. Cary street. ~
feet east OF WASHINGTON street.. thence running
eastwarily sad fronting thereon ~ tset ana
running hsrg between paral oil lines lTs fsot u
an alley IA feet wide, being iss 40. q.
Tho improvements o. sssi real estate CONSIST
Of r-w frame house. No. 1893 vest AIRY street.
with all necessary out-hcasss, suc a1ords food
opportunity 10 sny one dssirtog 20 purchase q
home IN an improving noighoornsod, f q nae
chance for en- invosor.
An opportunity viii be given 70 any one 40
sring 10 inspect ne premises prior ~ mo day OK
sala
TsRys, BY consent OF al parties viii be one
fourth cash: bsiencs sc six. twelve, sni eienteen
months. interest added and secured ~ @ deei
OF trust LEROY 3. BROWS, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON Bsows & Co, Auctionsers. o. y
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BY George 4. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and hnc'toneer'
zoos Bank street, Rlckmot 1. Va


J,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRAOr
l. OF LASD. WITH GOOD IaPR0ykhhnIr,
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, CONIaINlNo
I,iD ACEEs.-By virtue Of decd OF rust rom
Georeo w. Walden % me a. trustee, peanas
date Decenbsr 0, 1889. and duly recorder Ia w.
CLERKS ofTlco Of Charles city County toufs sni
beit required By the noidsr OF INC notes H ..
Ia acquired, / will ssli al public auction IN Ion'
OF sps ofrico Of George \. Crasicfd. s1esiosesfs
&C. 1908 Bank street.. kichnoad. va On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, $50.
a, soc,ocs p. NJ, the PROPERTY described -
foiIo,s. All those TWO TRACTS OF LArD,
yi,n improvements thereon. IN ,hariss Slty
rounty ipown as Csreys sad Sfssei hiii. con-
,.iulnr a. q whole l,i2) ACkk1 snd bounded on
he uorth BY ths lands Of Mrs Nelson BUCK
ami Bslfsris, 90 tns east Dy the ,hirhah0miny
river. on tho south By Mr.. lambs Land, aud on
the west BY Noses creek
Txasx: CASH as 20 expenses OF sale ana tso
notsa ous Tor SIS, with interest from Jnne o.
isgO, and the other for &c. with 'ntsrest from
seutsmber s, 1850, and credit as 20 the ysy-
msnt Of q note for 900. duo Decembsr ;, lsD
balance upon such terms - may be Annoobsea
a sale. Tho above property viii De sold ~ 70
rtsx ana cost Of the former purchaser, ne hsv.nl
bought he property August ~. i5sv. AMI !siiei
20 comply with tho terms o. sale.
oc!s q. A. CRAWFORD. trustee.
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knowledge.
Il. Iua-r...h 4


Mind. uncultiyated, sewers
individuals from their kind.
Surely, then, youths hes. endeayors
should to knowledge DO confined.
Seek it IN the floral college,
As YOU walk Its chambers fair:
Unperceived germ OF knowledge
Nestss ia each flower there.
Dare to scan the yanlted heavens,
Eager 10 obtain The prize.
Rest not. rest not; knowledge leayens
Shadows even ON the skies
Kend the eartn, the sod upturning,
Into 10 descending 60,
Carefully the secrets loaruing
Hidden Ia the depths below.
hanfully the race pursuing,
Onward SO unto tne main,
Nayigate the seas-cscheBiag
Dreamy thoughts, but knowledge gain
And when manhood comes upon thee,
With mind with knowledge stored,
You can go where none " II shun thee.
Even In kings abode.
W. A. MATHEWS.
Richmond. Va.
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MISS KATE MARS0EN.
Her Mission TO Determine the Prevalence
of Leprosv in Europe.

A brave and devoted Enelishwonan,
Miss Kate Msrsden, who has received
many crosses in recognition OF her ser
vices in the care of the sick and wound
ed in the Turkish war in 1877 and else
where. has determined to investigate the
region where leprosy prevails and iouna
a hospital. For this purpose she visited
St Petorsburg and obtained from the
Car a permit to travel in Europe: he
turning to England to prepare Tor tne
trip. she was gratiied by large git OF
money to found a lepers' hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
BY James H. crenshsw,
Real Estate Agsnt and Aacfionsef,
No Il north Eleventh street

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNERS
ID will sen a. paolic sucsion, 90 mo
premises, ON
TUESDAY, ocroEEs, u, 1890.
com mencinx a. 4 O'Clock P. n. the PROPERTY
described bsi0u: ,xr
la ONE TWO STORY AND bAsxhsN t
FRAME TENEMENT OF six rooms on ne nortl
side OF Frsnslip strsss bosvsea ihhns'n sao
Thirsy-crst streets
ID. TWO SIMILAR DWELLINGS on me sou'a
slde OF rranklia street opposite tss soe,s
80. 2s5 EEGf tunimprosed1 on sausun ss'~'
e~svesn fhiry;sth and rnfr.y-drst stfeeN
an. 30 FEET (unimproycdl on
strss, between Main asd Frantlin street
AN. TWO SMALL FRANZ DWELLINGS - We
northwest corner Of fnirsy-or@ 600 AA'a
an. 20 FRgT unImprovsdl On Main suoes Do
,xssn Tnirtisth aad Thirty -hrss street
I'm. 90 Fxgr (nDimpfoved) on eonka s.oe y
Main street. asar fhirsisth On aooJ nA11s
hSantiful ate for Two restisncsss
ire unimprorod lots vt'l b sold - vnnae .
asviisd 10 essit purcnAeeEA
rSss ssis oys. = splendid opportunity ~
rsrfies OF moderate means - acquire gooo
konss cites - we'll - soot tnvsssnsns ~ oopa-
4snu: iibsrais and saaeaseed @ HsP q
ssi&sazp1A.sa4zsss Al1aaneiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
BY George y. Crawford,
Rsal-Rs,a,s Agent AMI auctionesr.
zoos Main street. Richmond. Va

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"a KasT-ESD LOTS. by rsques, OF ne owner
/ will offsr for sale, 90 tho premises, on
FRIDAY, ocroBsH 81. 1890
ct 4 O'Clock Z. ", tho following described PRO-
PETTY:
A lot e0xf2t feet on Oakwood svsrus:
Three Lots on Dickinson street. egxiS4 feet
each, % an alley IL feet vide, and oV0 feel oy ia
on Garrison street
These Lots To well, ere eonvenisnt 20 ne
electric cara. and srs between the property oil
the East virginia Land and Improvement Com
pany ana Oskwood csmetsry
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, Auctonser.
. o. "a
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sATURDAY, OOroBsK IS, iso).
By Chowning Rose,
Real Estate Agents Auctoneers ana oroAsrs'
No north Tenth street

MAST BROAD-STREET s L q X h
II PROPERTY. AT tho request OF the parties
In Interest no will sell BY auction, on the pro-
mises, on
THURSDAY, oorosER 10. 1890,
nj 5 o'clock y. NJ. that STORE with DWELLING
ahovs, 40 east Broad street
me Lot mas q front OF II fset inches By 40
feei ~ an alloy.
Tho upper portion OF tho house contains about
six rooms, with tho modern conyeniences lhefe
are three rooms IN tnr rear OF the storo uosku.
81 Tor family USE: also a large room In rear OF
the same which was formerly used Is . candy
msnufsctary ghero Is also stable frcnung
on tho alloy. ,.,,
The location Of this properly, tosether WIN lts
variety Of srranRemsnt, should induce those
seakinr cafe tnvostneots u attend this sale.
CHEWING g. kOsR, Auetioneer%
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MONDAY, NovsxsEs, 8. 1880.

tcounty-court dan, thai VALUABLE REAL
YsrATE known - south White Marsh" SIT
mated in Gloucester county, sevea miles To-
epectjyely from Gloucester Posut and Clay Bank
whArvss on FORK river, whence daily steamen
10 baltimore and Richmond: two miles from
Rosnos wharf Gu Ware river ADD three miles
from ROUes wharf 90 Severn river wnsnce
daily steamer ID Norfolk, aud with posromcs
and telephone once on the faFn- Inis lAfta
contains $50 acres Of tho most productive farm
Ing and grazing lands In Tidesater ytrgiDis. OF
which 800 scres In timbsr-pine, chestnut whiis
and rcd OAK &c, so. The Improvements COO
Ait OF ample barn and stable accommodations,
win seyerAl small drclling-n0use and IN
cIude about IS acrgs planted In ORNAMENTAL
trees and shrues rare and varied, forming
beautiful PARK and lawn, with site Tor mansion
house. a..
lhs farm IA wen fenced and large portion 10
IA permanent meadow and pasture sna sitused
IN one Of the most desirable nelghborhoods IN
that section.
TKsAs: Cash sufficient 10 pay coets OF suits
AMI expensse Of sale and about $500 70 W. d.
Roane. trustee, and about 800 10 !. L. TaliAr
ferro. subs,ituted trustee; and the balance on .
credit OF siI, twelve, and eighteen months,
e Wing bonds, with security, payable W !. L.
TaiieierrO, special commissioning, win Interest
from date.
W.P. ROAss. Trustee;
III TALIAFBHRO, Substituted Trustee.
J. l. TALIAFEhko. special Commissioner.
ia " CorbeiL, deputy for s. d. Chapman,
clark OF tbs Circuit Court for the cnuniy o.
Goucestar, stato Of Virgins, do certify that al
the bonds required by the above decree hevr
been given IN accordance therewith.
s.Y. C0RBELL. ID. O..
ocl for T. b. Chapman, Q. O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

BY Ausustlns Royal & Co
and
T. d. Howle,
Real Es,ats Agents and Auctionssrs
Manchester, Va
r ooK, INVESTORS.
ATTENTION, Hoas-sEEKERs.
WILL Blk SOLD
OCTOBER r.. 1870. Ara O'CLOCK +. NJ
ON TIE PREMISES.
fsALE COMMENCING CORNER SECOND AND
KyRRRTr srREErs,i
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
NINE NICE NEW COTTAGE HOUSES ON
EVERETT STREET
BETwxRN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
AND THREE NICE NEW DWELLINGS ON
sENHxs STREET
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH slHbEfS.
AZ the request OF he owner We VIII sen AZ
rublic auction the aforementioned hOt IN,
AM LOTS on the day and hour named al OF
This property Is entirely new ana In iocshhes
that ALWAYS commaud g0oi-payn9 tenants, or
"A homes they are exceedingly desirapie' u"lht
,onvenlent 90 sireoLcArs aud oil The p1pllo
WORKS In the city snd Richmond. for psfusa-
lara sse the auc,9noers.
TEENS: Very liberal, AMI announcei AZ ss's
AUGUSlISE kOfALL CO.,
F. A. uOWLk, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
by Y. n. Howie,
Real Estate Auctionser and Insurance AGENT
90 Hull street, Manchester, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO yALU.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALU-
lRTK IOVs-OSE ON FOURrEkSTh
STREET BETWEEN sEMMRs AND RAILROAD
sTKEsTs, AND THE OTHER On kAlLkOAD
sTREET.-By virtue 81 decd OF trust nate1
October IS, 1885, duly recorded Ia tho Clsrss Of
Zee of he Husting5 Court OF said city, In Deed
BOOK Volume 2, page i25, default having been
made in the payment OF certain note secutsi
holders thereof, will sell at public auction, on
tao promises, on
SATURDAY, ooroBsH Is, 1909.
at4 o'clock P. NJ, thoss TWO CERTAIN LOTS
one fronting ~ feet on Fourteenth street ana
runs back 20 Lot No. In Aayo's addition mo
other fronts w feet on Railroad street, RAINING
back i65 feet. N.
Terms: sufficient cash 10 pay the costs on
executing this grust snd 70 pay note OF 800
and interest thereon from Ootohsr ID, 1870 mo
balance upon such terms as WI % mace A., ~ 'ns
ssls. H. u d ~ 20.
rs lEAatsH
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WEDNESDAY, ocroBEn 20, 1890,
BY Frank D. Hill q Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auesionesra

TWO MEDIUM-SIZED F Il A NJ u
4 DwBILINGs, Nos. s0t AND 26 sou In
PINE STREET, BErWsEn ALbEhAhLG nND
SPRING STREETS. FOR SAFE AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, OCrosER 20, 1890,
on tho promises, az 4e0 o'clock =. NJ, We WIN
sell the VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY as
above. Each house has i've rooms, city water,
cnlysrt connectioas &c, and both are well
rented Tue lots front g2Nxito feet each 10 an
Bliey IS feet wide.
The houses arc we'll built. and are tho kind
much sought aftsr by Investors or parties look
Ing for comiortsbls homes
fESus: One thiri cash balance In elk ana
ocls FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. AucIionssrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

w.sgfsdros AND Ala. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
BHlxros AND ALs., DsfHsDtsrs-is Ihs
CnAscsEY CouRT on Tus CITY oF hiohhosp
1. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of the sstd Court
certify that the poad required ~ TIA special
com m ,ssioner by the decree ia the SAID cause
OF October y. 1880. has been duly Tiysn.
Given under nay hsnd the llth dsI or oe'o-
Der, 1880. CHARLES W. DoDD,S,
oc rs ,sfG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUETY, VA.-By
virtue OF decree CT the Circuit Courtof 0louceS
ter county rendered Ia tho chancerJ suits OF n.
r. Dawson a Co. &C. J. r. hoss and AorgaH
Treat %. J. /. Talisfsrro, commissioner, ct ala,
the undsrsigDed, az trustee, substituted trustee,
AMI special com missloDsr, will offer FOR sale ~
public auction. ~ Gloucester Courthouse. a.
O'clock 4, H., on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
BY satton a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Asctionesrs,
1914 Main street.

A UCTTON SALE OF SIX VERY
~ DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS slnuAih ,!
ON 1Tr NORTH sIDE OF " STREET BS-
TWFSN THIRTY-stCoSD AND THIRTY
THIRD STREETS. -Attns request OF me owner
we shall oier for sale .. public auction. upon
the premises on
WEDNESDAY, OcroBEn %. 1890,
at ~ o'clock r. ~. tho sboVe-dsscriosd INV
PFRTY. trontnzi3 feet a. ths nerthwest corner
of Twenty-third and n strssts ssd ronning pa. w.,
a depth OF ISS feet Also, LOT ironing "a 1891
AZ lie northeast corner OF ThirU-taird and y
streets aud running bs-k tho same depth.
These arc pretty and desirable lots ana US
number Of bulldogs now being erected ~ ul'
neigh b1rhoot hes Increased the demand ior W.
cant property In this locality. 90
TgRns; At sale. sUiiuN q 49,.
o. IS hucdouc0t"
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AIRS. F. L. wEDDELI.
wi ELECTRICITY AND MASSAGE.
ptploms from the orshopwdis Hospital and
rpnrnsry for Nsfvcas Diseases" Philadelphia
90 is-suat' no 1Asr GRACE sTREEr.
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POsTPoABMENT.

Postponed untn
WEDNESDAY, 0CToBEE I'D.
D. ...a. hnnr oc I
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2lst,

ats o'clock p. H., on the premises, we will sell
tSs above LOT OF GROUND. The lot e suilaole
Tor store aud dwelling. or two small dwellings,
and Will pay handsome income on the invest
menL .
Terms: One tou-th cash; balance In SIX anu
twelve month";, with interest added.
FRANK d. HILL 4 CO.,
80 - - 10 10 AuctiOneccA
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az 3 O'Clock Y. NJ. ALL THAT PIECE On fAh-
cRi or LAND in tha city - Richmond. on shs
veal ,ido OF ~. Potter street bat>eon Baker
and Charity streets. destgnstoi a. No. go front
ing IS feet on 81. Peter street Ead running oseA
IS fast -. 81,
TEsss; Ono third cash; the residue az sif
ana tvsys months mo purchaser 10 give nerv-
table notes for the deferred payments, Win .
per cent interest aided, from dsy OF sale, snd
The title 70 be retained unEh Tie wnoIo pur..
by the Court ChshLtS r; viii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
BY Jamos II. Crsnshsy.
Resi Estate Agent and Auctl0nsor.
No II north Eleventh street
CHOICE CHURCH-HILL
PROPERTY
FOR SALE

public auction On
THURSDAY, ocroUss -. is3A
st az O'CLOCK =. NJ, on the premises, ttss SUD
sr1kfIAL BRICK RESIDENCE q Ten ICONS
No. s3i4 east Broad street; modern improve
ments, with sn excellent brick stable ara css-
rage house IN tho roar ESQ. thAs ,asAr,
IOf which lies beautifully f.r Improving. -
toInins ,ns above on tao west both los fronune
About 60 feet xad running back about 10 tesso
3 vide alley. IL.
Trsxs: Very liberal. and ennounred - sels
JAMES II. CEESsIAW.
y Aacsoasss.
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A, the request OF the owner va VII sen "
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. ocroKxs - is0o,
at 4 o'clock 2. NJ. that splendid estate tno 's
the BkoAD-RuCK Farm, containing i8g.
100 ACRES or LAND, frcnuns on the oof'h-
west aide % the Brosi-Roct rosj.
This farm 10 Immediately oppos'e w, ~ 80,
John A. Nrair, Hsl.. and isNery near VIC ~
lin. railroad and ths Buricoi aud Wesgs. va
d,tion. An extension Of tho Docstur~suesess
Inns IL now being baiit up he new tos, e''Se
the broad. Rock roAi AMI up 20 ghe Bali Lane:
Tue IMPROVEMENTS consist 81 an a.usNsss
brick dwelling, kitchen. large bern-' sse nan
her OF out buildings. located ln y tue oak tro'ss
Ihsr. Ia siso a large orchard on the prsm's's"'
about tsn scres ...,.
This na splendid farm, teiog IN hisn Hsas
~ cultivation. besides 10 offers en eteslleet on.
poriunity Tor psrtis. wishingto buy q use'0A
land 10 make n new adiition
Suu N'' ~ pENooN, rUPPgR & CO..
A. 4. ADANSON,
81, Aucuoseers
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This lady, Mrs. Deane, and Miss Mars
den are about TO start for Stockholm
and Copenhagen, then, having learned
all that the medical authorities IN the
scandinavian peninsula can teach them,
70 proceed TO Paris, thence to Venice,
Florence, Rome, and Athens and by
Constantinople TO that terrible head
quarters of the disease, the Crimea'
Yet further eastward they will turn their
steps to the Holy Land, and them turn,
ing back again, go westward by way OF
Egypt. Sicily, and Madrid, to the "a
nary Islands, and. if possible, conclude
by visit to Roben Island.
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TUESDAY, OcToBERll, $50

In execut,on OF a decree in the abovn-men.
toned suit tho undersgnsj. thereby spposntei
for tho purpose will sell by auciion' upon eHe
uremitga on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THURSDAY, omosxn 20, 1890,
BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Aucuopeers.

4 VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A lot AT THs NORIsKksT CORN .k W,
MAIN AND TWENTY-sEYBSTH STREETS
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Bychswning 3 Rose.
Real Estste Agents, Aucttoneors, and broksts
No 5porth Tenih street
CoMMIsSIoNERsAU AUCTION SALE
A uousy ,sD LOT on WEST LtSg OF ST.
PRTER BETWEEN BAhhh AND
CHARITY SrR.ElA

In tho chsncsry Court
Washington az aus OF tho city VI Rich
o. Z mond. Decree OF ocso-
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