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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. g., April 2.
,ENATE,

Mr.. Eimunds, from the judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the antitrust bill In
the form of substitute, and said that there
was one section in the bill which, he thought,
went further than it ought to go. Owing to
a little necessity CT health he would proba'
ably not be 10 town when the matter would
be taken up; bus some other member of the
committee would take charge oft. He said
as soon as the Montana case was disposed OF
the bill would be taken up.
The House bill to transfer the revenue
marine service from the Treasury Depart
ment to the Navy Department was favors
by reported.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
Hale to change back the daily hour of meet
ing to - o'clock was taken up.
Mr. Edmunds moved to amend 1t by max
ing it take effect on Monday, the 14th, In.
stead of next Monday
Mr. Edmunds' amendment was rejected
yeas 81, nays %. Three republicans
Messrs. Hale, Plumb and Woloott-voted
with the democrats in the negative. The
resolution was then agreed to-yeas 80, nays
$50 that, commencing on Monday next,
the hour of meeting will be II o'clock.
The conference report on the urgent de-
ficiency bill was presented and agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded to the oonsid-
Grafton of the Montana election case-the
msjority report being in favor of Sanders
and Power, republicans, and the minority
report being in favor of Clark and Maginnis,
democrats.
HOUSE.
The House met at II o'clock this morn
ipg. There were not more than SO OF the
$50 members present, the Chaplain was ab'
sent, and the journal was not prepared for
reading.
A bill was passed giving authority to
Canadian wrecking vessels to aid Canadian
vessels on the Lakes in distress when simi
lar authority shall have been given By the
Canadian government to wreckipg vessels
of the United States to aid United States
vessels in distress.
A bill authorizing the construction of a
bridge and approaches from New York to
Jersey City, across the Hudson river, was
passed.
Mr.. Mansur, of Mo criticized the provision
of the Constitution of Idaho disfrauchisipg
the Mormons. No American citizen should
ever be punished without trial and fair
hearing. The real reason for DISTINGUISHING
the Mormons was that the Mormons In Ida
no voted the democratic ticket. 1t was not
a question of principle but of expediency.
The House then proceeded to the oonsid-
GRAFTON of the Idaho admission bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
The Missi ssippi.

WASHINGTON, D. G, April 2.--The Ohio
reached it's highest point to-day at Cairo,
where the gauge reads As G. The river will
now slowly fall. The Tennessee, Cumber-
land, and Upper Mississippi rivers are fall
Ing rapidly. A rise Of one inch has
occurred at New Orleans since yesterday,
but the numerous crevasses must retsrd the
food wave and proloDg its duration. Below
Vicksburg the rise will be propor,ionately
less.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
Minnesota Farmers and the Supreme Coul

Minnesota Farmers and the Supreme Court.
ST. PAUL, April 2.-The Farmers Alliance
yesterday adopted set of resolutions rcls-
ting to the recent decision OF the U. s. Su.
preme Court 10 the 80 called granger cases.
The resolutions ask whether any other
race would submit to have their liberties
thus wheedled away from them on techn
caltle, by squad OF lawyers sitting as a
supreme authority high above Congress"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

TIE RICHMOND papers note the fact that
ladies In that city now ride horseback, mar
fashion. But since the business men of
Richmond declared that boycott should
stand on one of their own class, and since
the people of that city approved the vain eff
forts to repudiate large portion of the
State debt, nothing that is done there e1cites
special wonder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
Assasirated

DUBLIN, Va. Apl. 2.-J,hn Caddal', the
county treasurer, and president of the Pu-
laski National Bank, was murdered and
robbed of his money and ine gold watch
and chain, about 4:30 p. N. yesterday, while
on the road between the county seat and his
home. There is no clue to the mnrdsrers.
Ifcaught they will surely be lyached,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

spalding's Baseball Guide for 1890 has been re-
ceived from the publisher. Being the official book
of the League, it is replete with chapters OF spe
cia interest to lovers of the national game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

Hon. jeff Chandler. ex member of Con-
gress, whose name has been discussed 10
connection with the seat 10 the United
States Senate BOW occupied by Senator
Vest, OF Missouri, has formally announced
himself candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

There's no terror, headache, in your threats"
For I am armed SO strong with remedy
That pass pain by, as an idle word,
Which respect not since the discovery OF
Salvation Oil. Twenty.fv cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2.
;. u1s snaecb at the shoe factory meeting

In HIS speech at the shoe factory meeting
,ast Monday night, Mr.. Hill said "other ousi
ness enterprises should now be started mere
and that the people of this city snoulo ho'
wait for strangers to come and start tnein J,
Int should inaugurate them themselves
These are true and wise words. Providence
belns those who help themselves. No bust
NESS man ever prospered by sitting down
and croaking and grooming and whining
because other people did not come to his
assistance. If ne would succeed, he must
paddle his own canoe. And what is true OF
one man in respect of this, is true OF COM
muoity of men. Other manufactures here
commenced on small scale. would grow
and prosper-for the facilities for such bust
nsss here are ezcelled by those OF no
other city; their success would naturally
generate Others, and Alexandria would
rapidly regain her old standing az
one of the most prosperous cities on the
Atlantic coast. Large oaks from little
acorns grow. we'll managed factory EN-
Moving FIVE rnen will soon employ ten, and
II will not be long before those ten increase
RI 6fsv. If the business in which they are en-
gagged be conducted properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

"HeIce loathed melancholy Herce I
dependency, temper. and care My Gin.
ful, trying, vexiDg, and blasted cod js gone
cured by one bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02

REPRESENTATIVE COLEMAN of Louisiana
sage the President and the republican lead q.
ers In Congress told him if he would go
into the republican caucus the sugar inter-
aats of his constituents should be protected !;
hat as that promise has been broken In their
new tariff bill, he intends to vote against
that bill. At the organization of the body
OF which Mr.. Coleman is member, the re-
nublicans had only three majority. His
vote taken from the republicans and added
TO the democrats would have left the former
with bare one majority, with which they
would never have been able to organize the
House. Ia such condition, such party
would naturally make any promise, utterly
regardless of its fulflment, and Mr. Cole
man, by being deceived by it, proves him
self to be sucker, and therefore unworthy
OF the slightest sympathy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
AFTER LONG CaAsE-A dispatch from Elem.
inQsburp Ky saws:

AFTER LONG CHAsE.-A dispatch from Fem-
ingsburg KY, says:
Dan Csndill, who killed Bill Rice, Rowan
county desp ,rado, in this county last fall, while
the latter was resisting arrest, camo here from
Virgins Sunday morning and surrendered him
self He was indicted in November for wilfu
murder, and alleges that he would have surrend-
cred before but that he is poor, and the Judge and
himself are unfriendly, and if bail wsre allowed
it would be put so high as to render him unable
to give it. bica, his victim, was one of the nerv
lest of the old Tollivcr gang, and was cap'a of
the squad of outlaws who butchered John Martin
before his wife when he WAS being returned
manacled prisoner from Winchester to Moore.
head. Sobseq oenty on cold Sunday night Rices
house WAS surrounded by the sherih7s posse OF
twenty. i've mon, but, pistol in hand, he broke
through them. sustaining only slight wounds, and
WAS tracked three miles by his bloody footprints
in the snow where he met his death. BE was
riding stolen horse and driving stolen COW
CandiI his slayer, Is young man and not i'll
looking. He was acting as a memb r Of he sher.
if's posse when the killing WAS done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-02
Explosion in a Mine

WILKEsBARRE, Ps., Apr. "a terrible
explosion Of gas took place In No ahait at
Nanticoke this morning Twelve men were
in the lift at the time Of the accident. Eight
were brought out at noon seriously burned,
one Of them dead. Four other miners are
atil in the shaft 1t is believed that they
have been suffocated. At this writing the
names of the victims cannot be obtained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

-a,,,,rort Nerth Carolina Stnte Guard, says
IL NH tafe ave companies OF his CON-
, nu ma - Richmond on the 2sth Of Nay.
Mr. @. P. Mungo, a citizen OF tho county,
had ON exhibition here some goid nuggets
we;ohinr seven pcnnyweicnts which he
had nicIed up on his FARM;
nay mo ABERDEEN and West-End railroad IL
nor n a. Candor. Montgomery county, and
l. twenty-five miles long. This is Mont
s-omsry's first tram. Candor Is on big
boom In consequence. 49,,
oo Ishev;lle's board of Aldermen has APP
,,o;,ted a committee to consider the adj
rrisability of establishing park at that
place. Her citizens are enthusiastic over
VI" TIE atlanta MemoriaLday celebration
will he a very interesting occasion. General
Rnfns Rarrinrer. of this city. ia the orator
Gov the accession. Among the distinguished
generals CO. VINO are 10 be present and for
whom entertainment. has already been
oroyided are General Joseph i. Johnston,
General n. Kirby Smith, General Beaure-
card and General Rufus Barringer.
Mr.. c. w. Wynn has invented a. light
ming ice-creain congealer which will
freeze ice.cream. lemonade. sherbet, beer,
or any other fluid instantly by simply turn
inc crank. Mr.. Wynn has been working
on This invention for twelve months. lie
has had II patented and has sold half in
teress in il fer $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
A BRITISH INQUIRY
Into tho Alleged Outrage OH the Rev. t. NJ
Joyner.
Special telegram to the DIspatch.l

lSDeclai telegram 70 tle bisphtcnsl
RA1rIGu, n. c.. April 1.-THE Governor
to-day appointed A. w. Rowland, OF vii
son, member TO the State Board OF Fhar-
macy.
The Governor this morning received a
letter from the British Consul at Charleston
regarding the matter of the alleged outrage
to the Rev. Il. Nj. Joyner in Randolph
county last December. The Governor in
formed the Consul that the State suthori-
ties had used every endeavor to find out
who was implicated in the affair, but that
Jovner had declined to give any intormG-
ton which would lead 90 their detection.
James A. Hiegs, OF Raleigh. to-day pur-
chased a cotton-faetCry IN Castor county,
paying S27, 900 for it.
ARREST OF NOTED MooNsnTNEs.
To-day revenue officers brought here
Troy Carroll, who was the leader of the
Moonshinersin Barnett county. They had
been after HIM for a long time. When cap
tured he had the cap OF the still Ill his arms
and was running for the swamp. yet he
protests that he is no MoonshIner.
A call was made to-day for the Western
North Carolina Educational Convention to
be held during the summer i'll the noun
taiDs.
During severe storm this week in Jack
son county the lightning struck dead
chestnut tree near the residence of Mrs.
Louisa Bishop. The tree was demolished
and one large fragment was thrown
through the window of the house. tearing
everything in its way. Mrs. Bishops son
was struck and severely injured.
The seventh annual council of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Diocese of East Caro-
lima IL to-day called to meet at Greensyille
May l4th.
At Wilmington last night Richard Coop
er (coloredl fatally stabbed Julius Potter,
also colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
TWO LINES OF sTREEr-cARs CLOSE BIZ.
MOST OF TIE LOTS ARE EXTRA HANDSOME
AND VERY ATTRACTIVE

Al N. request OF tho owner. who nes oete'-
,,1ned 10 discontinue tho nJrtst business, wo
viii cell by auction, on the premises On
TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1870,
,o.,nn,no st Az O'Clock p. NJ. promptly, the fol-
ioNinp-described LOIS:
mo 7-i9 FEET supdivided INTO tco OF eisVon
los .itnatsd on tao south side OF h2in street.
"a attending from Reservoir 70 Morris eueet.
.isn a comfortable dwelling on The near corner.
sos g-i2 FEET on the west side Of RESERVOIR
utreet between Nsin and Cary streets, and d.
yldod into eleven iois -, =. 49, ,.,-ra.,
q 6j FEET on tho NORTH sue OF Sasy p0'"oon
Reservoir and Morris streets
4 Is5 6-i2 FEET on The east SIDE OF Motifs W.
tween siain and Cary streets. .,,..
Nearly all OF these Lots, ana e5peciSly .nose
an Main and Reservoir streets, sre extremely
handsome and their surroundings aud conFe-
niencea are such as to render them very deslrs.
bic and 10 insure steady growth In value snd
attractiyeness. st. "a
Reach streets give unusual facilities for comnu-
nieation with every part Of the city. llandspme
s,d welI-crogn shade-trees surround tho square
and the new msrKet-house Is close enough 10 DC
a real convenienco and not so close 90 10 10
Where can you Ind a better place than THIS 20
huild YOUR own castle o. ~ erecs oiock OF
buildings for rental purposos7 or can thare 10
sater place 90 buy vacant lots on apecuasOh
man right here, ia tho growing end OF the city
where there are culverts. gas. water, pavomens'
and good neiRhbors7
We mean business SO come and Guy wneiner
YOU We mt one lot emily or 8 dozen or tWo' All
shall have an equal show. .
Piats for free distribution Gao Dc nad py ceii-
ing on either auctioneer r.,
TERMS: Une fourth cash; balance az SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months for notes wiih in-
terest added and secured by deed OF tru5t.
GEORGES. VASH0N & son,
spg Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
THE DAVIS LAND COMPANY.
the Family Of the Ex-President.
fBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l

JACKSON. Miss. April ls.-Mr. &. 8.
Kennedy. Of New Orleans. secretary Of the
committee to aid the faulty Of Hon. Jefer-
son Davis. received to-day from Davis
Land Company stock the amount Of
$40, $50. g.. 400 of which WAS from Savannah.
Mrs. Davis, and she win apply it in part TO
tho payment Of the debts Of her late hus-
baud. amounting in the aggregate TO
$4,000. The Davis Land Company arc
anxious to soon be able TO place enough
stock to cancel the whole Of said debt. with
. good balance for the support Of Mr..
Dayis's family. Parties wanting to sub
scribe to the stock Of the company. If they
tions direct TO Mrs. Davis at Beanvoir, and
upon her receipt 10 the company for the
money subscribed, stock will DO issued to
the paxties eubecxibing n certificates Of
o1oee its mnltipiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
SAM JONeS'S MEETINGS.
Tobacco Breaks Light-Demand in Excess
OF the supply.

Tobacco Breaks Light-Demand in Excess
Of the supply.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-I
DASvILLE. Va. April 19.-On Monday
next meeting viii be held by those who
are taking leading part in arranging for
Sam Joness meetings to map out pro-
gramme for the work. The meetings will
BEGIN May 81 and continue ten days. The
railroads will sell tickets at reduced rates
and large crowds Of people are expected.
There will be three services each day while
Mr.. Jones is here.
Owing to the cold weather the tobacco
breaks were very light during the week.
but prices were at high-water mark. Ii is
believed here that the bulk OF last years
crop has been marketed, ard the demand
for good working tobacco seems to be in
excess OF the supply. Manufacturers
shipped something more than 10000
pounds OF plug.
SAD CASE.
Last night when the train from Rich
mend reached Ringgold, near this city, an
unknown men got of or was put of, and
took q seat on the platform in front of tho
depot building. where he remained all
night. This morning II was found that he
was very sick, and he was taken TO neigh
boring house, where he gradually grew
worse until noon, when he died He did
not give his name. and there was nothing
on his person by which he could be identi-
fed. lie was about forty years old, and
appeared to be laboriag man. The peo-
pic about the depot raised q purse and
gave him decent burial.
Real estate property in North Danville
has been enhanced in value fully one hun
dred thousand dollars during the last fiscal
yenr.
Judge Farrar lectured in North Danville
last night.
Professor W. +. Tillet's infant child has
been Ill for two days past, but is better to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
CHARLOTTE NOTES.
News Matter OF Interest from This North
Carolina Centre.
,,..,.o..r, IN tha Disna.~hI


Carolina Centre.
Try telegraph to the Dispstrh.l
Cu.ntorTF. N. c., April ~, 1890.
Mr.. Robert Haydn, editor OF the Char
lotte Chronicles addressed the OhalnDor of
Commerce last night on hanuai Train
ing"
State Horticultural ana lruit fair heId
Colonel ID. G. Maxwell has offered twen-
tv-6vn and CITY cents for hornets nests for
the 10th of May.
The COMMITTEES of st. Peters Episcopal
church has been instructed TO proceed at
orce towards building the new church.
The church Will be OF North Carolina
brownstone and pressed brick and will cost
$4,000. WORK wall begin May Isl.
Mr.. L. A. Coulter. who was State secre-
tarv of Young Mems Christian Association
work OF North and South Carolina the past
wear has resigned as State secretary of
South Carolina. and will devote his time
entirely to the work in this State.
A Young railroad war has been going on
here the past few DAYS between representa-
tives of different roads competing for the
Baptist delegation Of this State to the
Southern Baptist Convention at Fort
Worth. Tex. Two sleepers will run through
from Raleigh and Greensboro TO Atlanta
and from there to Fort Worth. The run
will be made in thirty hours--the fastest
time ever made between Atlanta and Texas.
The Wilmington Light Infantry has
given up it's trip to the unvelling of the
Lee monument in Richmond IN order to
take part in the 10Th Of May celebration.
The Episcopalans of Hickory and Nor
canton will soon begin the erection OF q
handsome church in each of these towns.
Salisbury is bidding TO secure the loca-
ton Of the DAVIS School in its midst.
The receipts of tho Greensboro post
Office are now large enough TO entitle it to
the free-delivery system.
Mrs. Stewart. near Statesville. was seri-
ously wounded last week by pistol III the
hands of her seventeen-year-old son. He
was carelesslv swapping On unioaded @
pistol at the cat when as usually ls the
case. the unloaded @ pistol went of. the
ball striking his mother in the left breast
and CHANGING some four inches in front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
AUCTION sALER-STonday.
By Tunniciils & %. Auctiouesr,, y
s2i east Broad street.
OUR FURNITURE SALE ON

OUR FURNITURE SALE ON
MONDAY, ArafL 2isr,
iii include an attractive lot of NEW AND
W ef.I-k EPr HOUSEHOLD FUgNiTURE--yiz..
pIIjsH AND HAiRCL0TH PAKLOR SUITS,
F.JLDISG BIDS In cherry and walnut frames
LOUNGES In moduette and Brussels carpet, OAK
ASD WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE LADIES'
sFCRKrAR1ks, OAK AND RATTAN ROCKERS,
HAIR AND ALL-w0oL MATTkEss. WIRE
WOyRN SPRINGS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS, BhASs PIANO LAMPS, WALNUT
AND OAK CHAMBER SUITS. PLUSH TABLE
COVERS, 0iI-PAISTlSgs, EXTENSION Ia
BIE, Extrs-hno PoRTlEKEs, BABY-CAR-
RIAaE-. and line Of REFhlGERATORS In
walnut and ash. Sale at 1870. Ladies' specially
invited 10 attend this sale. Also, 4 GOLD
WATCHES left over from Fridays sale.
apo 1JhNICLIFFE & CO., Auctionesrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
TO BUILD TRINITY COLLEGE.
A Branch OF the Morehead Bank Estab-
Iished at Burlington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.i


DURHAM, N. c., April 1.-the building
committee of Trinity College met here
Yesterday and continued in session until
to-day. Arrangements have been made
looking to an early beginning of the work.
Authority was given to make contract for
6O0. 900 bricks. and bids will be solicited as
10 the difference in the cost of granite and
bricks for the three fronts Of the building.
The site of the college was selected. The
building will be two hundred feet front,
with two wings Of one hundred feet, all to
be three stories high besides the basement
story.
The vice-president. J. I. Pinnnix, the
cashier, William NJ Morgan, and director,
j. *. Southgate, left yesterday for Burling-
ton and established there branch OF the
Morehead Bank of Durham. Mr.. Walter
l.. Holt was made chairman of the Board OF
Directors and Armstrong Tate the cashier.
The bank will open for business on the LIST
of Nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKS.
A Young Couple whe Would Get Married,
But Had Hard Road.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispa,ch.l
CHABLoTTE, n. c., April 10, 1890.
A young couple in Catawba county re-
Gently had q very trying time in order 10
become man and wife. They were afraid
TO marry at home because of the crowd, so
they started out walking to the minister g
home. Finding him away they walked
another mile to find q magistrate, but
with the same success. Nothing daunted,
though rain threatened, they walked back a
miles to Catawba through the rain. Here
their answering faith was rewarded and
Rev. Mr.. Cooper sent them on their way
rejoicing, though it was 4 o'clock A. III.
before they reached home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
HIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.-Iw will

IL sell at public auction, on
MONDAY rHz 2Isr DAY OF APRIL. 1890.
g, 1880 o'clock A. NJ, at my ofice, No. 1896 east
Fraoklin street, tho following property to satisfy
sundry writs IN my hands:
WARDR0BES, BUREAUS. WASH-STANDS,
TABLES, BEDsTEADS, TOWEL RACKS,
CANE and W0UD-SEAT CHAIRS.
KOChEkS. HAIR-CLOlD CHAIRS,
HAIR-CLOrn pIVAN, CARPETS,
MATING. WHA1NOr,
MARBLE-TOP CENTkE-TABLE. LOUNGES,
CLOCKS. PICTURES, TRUNKS, SoAPISE,
LAUNDRY SOAP. 3LACkING,
pert barrel SI RUP, part barrel VINEGAR.
part barrels HEARINGS, part barrel SALT,
part barrel WINE. CANNED GOODS. &C..
&c.
ALSO,
17k-OCTAyE PIANO. 20 FARM AND HOUSE
HOLD ENCYCLOPEDIAS,
7LIFE AND DEATH Or JEFFERSON DAVIS,
4fAEh, SHOP, AND HOUSEHOLD RkPOSl-
TORIES. &C.
TRIMS: Cash. r. c. GARRISON.
apo hIgh Constable City Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20

IN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
4 the above mentioned guilt, the undersigned
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii sell BY
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL "a. 1890.
ats o'clock r. NJ. the following described PRO-
PERTY-to W.T.:
That certain LOT OF LAND fronting i24 feet
st the northeast intersection OF Leigh and Nun
ford streets. and running back between parallel
lines 81 feat. more or less. to an sliey 10 feat
wide.
Also. ~ feet at the northwestern intersection
Of Leigh aud Munferd streets. and having
dspth on the eastsrn side OF 80 feet, aud on its
western side OF 100 feei TO an alley.
TssMs: One third cash the residue upon o
credit OF six aAd twelve months By endorsed ne
Eouabls notes with interest added from day OF
sale, or ali cash should the purchaser 50 dcsirr,
titls TO be retained until the whole purchase
money 10 paid and conyeyancs erdered oy tho
Court w. w. COSBY, Ja-.
GILES D. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners
CuEWyfxo a ROsR Auctioneora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
RAND AUCTION SALE
RARE CHANCE.

NoRToN's FL0wER-GARDEN
suHprvIpED AND OFFERED TO THE PUB-
Lie IN LOTS FRONTING ON MAIN,
CARY. RESERVOIR. AND
NORRIS STREETS.