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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Nh. PATRICK cRITIcALLYlLL.
The Operation Performed on Him Not En-
tirely Successfui,

A private telegram received in this
city yesterday afternoon from New York
stated that the condition OF MIR. Frank
E. Patrick WAS very critical.
Mr.. Patrick, as the readers OF the
DmpATcH have been advised. has been
suffering for several weeks from paraly-
sis, resulting from tumor on the brain.
He was taken to New York few days
sgo In company with DIR. Isaiah White
and members Of his family to have al
operation performed.
Tho physicians attempt TO remove
the tumor proved not successful, and
hut little hope is now entertained OF bus
recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
BY Frank D. Hill 3 Co,
Real Estate AuctioueerS

rTyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TIMBERED LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AT AUCTloN.-by virtue OF deed OF
trust from George n. Wyatt 10 William /. Cosar-
din, trustee, dated 26th March, 1881 and duly re-
corded In tho Clerss ONCE Charles CITY CounY
Court, ia Deed Book IA. page i2i. default having
been made In the payment 81 note therein Sc
cured. and being requested by tho oenenciaries
80 to do, We will sell at public auction. a'Chaf!es
City Courthouse. On
THURSDAY, 20rH NOVEMBER,
at u O'CLOCK NJ, the PROPERTY mentioned In
said deed a. follows: All tia. certain tract or
parcel Of LAND situate. lying, and BEING IA no
county OF Charles City, Va. containing xno
ACRES, more or less. aud adjoining tue lsnds OF
BENJAMIN A. Nance and others, and Is tse same
real estate purchased by said Wysu OF John I.
Royal. Tho land Is about four miles from hoh'
berry station, on the Chesapeake ana Quo ran.
road, and about six mile. from Hariea's BARI
on James river. There is on tue lhno ABOUT ~
cords OF frs.-class wood, and about loVO ccras OF
second-class wood, with a great many raliroad-
ties, and some very good lumber.
TERMS: While the deed requires cssn inc
terms will DO very liberal ana on long uae, 70
be announced on day OF sale. ,
WILLIAM II. COWAkDlN,
CAMILLA A. COWAkplS,
Executors Of william l. Co6ardin, trustee, de-
ceased.
Ed. HILL & Co., Auctioneers- &C ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
The Executive Committee to Decide.

The Executive tOmmIItee 10 D"cIUe'
In consequence Of the change made
BY the Eastern Field-Trial Club from
Amelia Courthouse, Va, to High Point,
n. O., the meeting of the Virginia Field
Sports Association, which had been an
pounced TO occur at the former place,
has been recalled. A meeting OF the
Executive Board will be held this week
10 determine when and where the annual
meeting will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
CARRIERS once Doors Open

The side door Of A. W. CARRIERS ticket
and baggage Office, on the corner OF
Tenth and Main streets, was found open
by Private Policeman Smithers last night
shortly after IL o'clock. lie examined
the Office and found everything appa-
rently sll right, and then notified the
watchmhn at CARRIERS stable, who took
charge Of the Office,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
JUMPED THE TRACK.
An Express Coilides with a Working Train

An EIpresb IOIIIucs VIII WOTNIHK IIHIl'
Five Men Seriously Hurt.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, November 15.-The fast
west-bound express on the Baltimore
and Ohio jumped the track Six miles east
of Clarksburg, w, Va, at 10 o'clock this
morning and collided with the sleeper
OF working train. The cars were
wrecked and the track was torn up for a
hundred yards. In the working tram
James Floyd and J. ID. Armstrong,
bosses, were fatally hurt. In the postal
car Clerks Charles Dean, George Henry,
and William Borden were seriously hurt.
The loss to the railroad company isvery
heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

nual sermon tonight before the Mission
sry and Library Society OF this church.
Rev. DR.. James Nelson, OF Staunton,
will preach at the Broad-Street Metho-
dist church this morning and Rev. John
II. Turpin at 8 O'Clock tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
GREETINGS FROM THURMAN.
The "old Roman " Acknowledges Tho

The "Old Roman Acknowledges Thou
sands of Congratulatory Letters.
lBy telegraph to the Dispaichl
COLUMBUS, ONO, November ID
Judge Allen G. Thurman wishes to ac-
knowledge through the Associated Press
the receipt Of several thousand letters
and kilograms of congratulatory nature
which he received yesterday and last
night from friends in all parts of the
country, and to which he finds, it i'm
possible to reply personally. He sends
greetings and assurances that he never
enjoyed better health or felt more buoy
ant than he has since the great banquet
in honor of his seyentyseyenth anniyer-
sary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
FOR INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT.
Application for an Injunction Against the
Use of a Observation-Disclosures.

Use OF Typograph-Hiachine.
fBy telegraph to the DispatchL
NEW YORK, November l5.-The Ma
tional Topographic Company and tho
Mergenthaler Printing Company, owners
and manufacturers OF the Mergenthaler
linotype-machine, to-day filed petition
in the United States Circuit Court for
the southern district of New York. asking
for an injunction against the New York
Topographic Company and Others to re-
strain them from the use OF the Rogers
typograph. machine. The injunction is
asked for on the ground Of infringement
OF patent The motion for preliminary
injunction is to be placed on the calen-
dar for hearing next Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
THE woMAN's TEMPERANCE UNION
1t Has Made a Splendid Impression on
the Atlanta People.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch,


by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, November l5.-The second
day of the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Convention was at
tended by delegates from every State
and Territory and from Manitoba, Can
ada, and Mexico. Miss frances i. VIII
lard presided and encouraging reports
from the various superintendent were
read. The report OF the Worlds Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union was
especially interesting and showed won
derful increase in the work of the Union
all over the world. The city is full of
delegates and visitors. and the private
residences, hotels, and boarding houses
are filed to OVERLOOKING. The National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
has made a splendid impression upon
the people of this city and there is not
standing room in Trinity Methodist
| church. where the convention IS being
held. The evening sessions are espe-
cially interesting and the house is al
ways full to overlooking. Last evening
overflow-meetings wero held in the lee
| ture-rooms and addresses were made 10y
| distinguished members OF the order.
| Arrangements have been made for SER
vices by prominent women OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union IN
all the churches tomorrow and IN some
there will be two or three services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
a FlGHTTOT THE FINISH.
The Struggle for Party Supremacy In
the Illinois Legislature.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
CHICAGO, November 15.-Politicinns
have settled down to fight to the finish
for supremacy in the Illinois Legisla-
ture. 1T is to begin with applications
for injunctions to prevent the returning
board from certifying the elections TO
the Governor. I be followed bg pro-
ceedings in quo 'Carranto to keep the
representatives-elect from exercising the
duties OF legislation. Then cases will
be taken to the House in On effort TO un-
reat those who are claimed to be ineligi-
bic. Two cases Of this kind are already
unearthed. The Democrats will make a
fight against the seating Of Coils, of
Rock Island and the Republicans
against the seating of Geber, Of Peoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
a CINCINNATI CANARD.

The Story OF tho Attempted ADMINISTRATION
Of the President False.
Especial telegram to The DiSpatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, November l5.-Have
made numerous inquiries amongst citi-
zens and atpolice headquarters in regard
to the alleged attempted assassination of
President Harrison by shop-keeper of
this city on the ODD day of last May, as
published in a Cincinnati paper Of to-day.
No one here can place the man, nor does
any one here recollectany person making
any threats toward the President. The
Chief Of Police pronounces the whole
story false.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
INTO BOILING WATER.
A Young Man Sinks Feet Foremost-He L,
Parboiled.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.I
NASHVILLE. Tenn, November ia
Chattanooga Tenn. special says: "Feet
foremost, into a vat of boiling water
where blocks OF wood are softened, yes
terday fell young man by the name OF
league at box and basket-factory in
the suburbs OF Sherman Heights. He
went in up to his shoulders, and when
taken GU. was parboiled, his feet being
literally cooked on account of delay in
removing his shoes. Should his life be
spared, which is doubtful, he will always
be cripple"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
MANCHESTER AS SHE IS.
Hichmond,s Sister Contributes Her share
TO Sundays Dispatch.

Hichmond's Sister Contributes Her snare
TO Sundays Dispatch.
Rev. John J. Clopton, rector OF
Meade Memorial church, is quite SICK.
Mr.. George Kimble, Of this city, has
como TO Roanoke TO engage in business.
MFR. A. J. Gallagher. who had his loot
badly mashed several days ago, was able
to walk about yesterday with the aid OF
crutches
The dedicatory services at the new
Christian church will take place at
$50 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. j. II.
Tyler will ofllciate. j..
The Woodward Rosebud Society OF
Central Methodist church will celebrate
it's ninth anniversary this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the main audience-room
OF the church. =,
Rev. MIR. Dyer will preach at Central
church this morning and tonight, ana
Rev. Charles +. Galloway at Fifth
Street, their pastors being at Confer
ence.
Captain w. A. Blankingship, superin-
tendent Of schools for Chesterfield, has
been notified that there is State cadet
ship vacancy at tho Virginia Military In
stitute in this senatorial district. Super
intendent Blankingship will be glad to
forward the name of any youth who may
desire the place.
The appointment will be made by the
Board OF Visitors some time in January
next. The appointee will be furnished
board and tuition free. He must not be
under fifteen years of age and should be
proficient in the common-school course.
The funeral of Holmes Brodnax took
place yesterday afternoon at IL o'clock
from the residence Of his mother on
Porter street. and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev.
George Van Houten, of the Presbyte-
rian church, and Captain Frank W.:
Cunningham sang two very beautiful
and touching solos.
The pall-bearers were Samuel Peter
son. Willie Cox, Gustave Peple, Otey
Guy, Robert McRae. Alfred Holiday,
Robert Walden, Burleigh Anderson,
George Porter, and Archer Woodbridge.
The remains were inferred IN Maury
cemetery,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

NOR SALE, AT PETERSBURG, @s
III VA. ON NOVEMBER 90, 1899. TIKI BAT ~
TRRsRk CoTroN-MlLLS PROPERTY, inciu.
ding buildings, machinery, thirteen acres OK
tie Appcmastox river. Norfolk aud Western
railway transportation ~ tho door OF Mo
mills. Location and plant valuable fos other
Industries.
ALEXANDER DONNAN,( ~rrss.>.
10 is-av kIcHARp q Px0eAx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
An Alliance Man Against Ingalls,.
~ s.t..rxrh ~ shn nls..s.k

WICHITA, KAN. November l5.-Colo-
mel w. j. Hutchins, an alliance man in
the Southwest, announced himself yes
terday rs candidate to succeed ingalls,.
He has quite following in this part Of
the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
A Brill;on-Doiiar Failure.

tBy Telegraph 70 ths Dhpach.I
Bosros. MASS, November 15.-The
Kansas City Packing and Refrigerating
Company, Boston, has assigned TO
George 4. Parker. Liabilities upwards
I OF ~ ~, 0oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
KNIGHTS OFLABOR.
Powdcrly's Chances for Re-Election-Sball
the Order Go Into Politics?

the Order Go Into Politics?
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
DENVER, COL, November 15.-The
Knights OF Labor took up their entire
session yesterday in considering the re-
port OF the Committee on Laws. This
work will probably be concluded to-day,
when more important questions will be
brought before the assembly. Little has
been said regarding the candidates for
various Offices that are chosen at this
meeting, but there appears to be u gem
eral feeling that there will be no opposi-
ton made to Powderly's election as
general master workman. Some promi-
nent Knights are consulting as TO the
ACCESSIBILITY OF the Knights entering into
politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
AUCTION sALKs-vutsre Dsys
BY A. L Adamson.
A. J. Bradley a Co,
Zeal Estate AnctioneerA
Manchester, Va

MANCHESTER LOTS AT AUG
W TIoN.-BEF0hE INCREASING TIKI
AND MANCHESTER LAND COMPANY HAVE
DECIDED TO OFFER FOR SALE AT AUCTION
A LIMITED NUMBER or LOTS FRONTING ON
MAURY STREET, PETERSBURG TURNPIKE
ALBANY, BOSTON, CHICAGO, AND della
WAKE AVENUES, THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE
ON Tue PREMISES, cN
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1890.
ut 10 O'Clock NJ. Lunch served before sale.
Buses 70 leave tho once Of the company, corner
TENN and Main streets, Richmond, Va. al 1890
A. VI. This Is pro-eminently tho most impor-
tant saio OF lots tba; has yot taken place.
grand opportunity for tho speculator, investor,
and home-seeSer These lots 'front.' on vide
avenues and streets. have ample depth. with
alleys IN the rear Grand old oaks are on many
OF tho lo;s, making them exceedingly attractive.
This property adioins tho city OF Manchester
with It's lS.O0U people aud It's large manufac-
turing plants already established and employ
Ing thousands u operatives on sho one side, and
on the otner about two squares away, tract OF
land OF about forty acres fronting on the Peters
burg railroad, which tho city Of Manchester II
donating 10 manufacturing enterprises. AZ
ready the johnson Iron Works and the Rich
mond ice-Machine Company are erecting their
plante, and other works will soon be started.
Tho liberal policy that the city and the citi-
zens are adopting OF hfording all possible In
dueements 20 bond-fee manufactures makesit q
certainty tnht our CITY Will Lnfife, enO lts grown
in the immediate future viii give a handsome
profit 20 all purchasers al this sale.
No substantial city In Virginia has improved
moro rapidly than Manchester In tho pas, two
years, and 10 city has more promising future
before IT,
For plans and othor particulars apply to s1c-
toneers.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash, aud tho balance In
ono and two years, evidenced 10y notes with in
terest secured by deed OF trust
A. J.. ADAMSON
and A. j. BRADLEY & CO.,
no io-Su2t Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
.,>---eeucTI0s sALrs--Yutur. p.,,
ByH. W. Bono ~.
aaf
IN. crenshsv.
Real Ksisto Auciionssr
COMMISSIONERS SALE
EXTRA HANDSOME AND VERY yArr,,,
RESIDENCE LOTS
On TANK AVENUE. just BEYOND Thru,
MONUMENT, BY AUCTION
Co&MrssToNEEs SALE
THURSDAY. soyEuaEan.iq,

Incfecuuon ofths hsrelnsftsr.r a.,,',,.,. q.
cree wo VIII sell ~ sa,i.on, on ,hs ~. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
ByR B. Cbsnn & Co,
heal Estate Auciioneara
NnInarLh Tonih .I.eL

(,OlINISSTONERYAUCr
oF vAluABLBLOrs OR LAND OF GAP
BINGTOS AND PINK STREETS, n.Ah ~
VENaBLE EIHEEI--NlI.. -i tt.l Y'
KIkGION sINELf AAD ABOUT y DO.
PINK STHfEl.-By yr.I1 N 70 deere .
moni Cnancefy Court entered net9i FL ~.
An Tho cause of Hargood hi. Levy on '
yo gill sell by puzzle auction ga lh' ~
TUESDAY. S0yEHBgs =, ISL,
At O'clock =. NJ. the nb0yo-dsscri1ei kAAy
FsTATR referred 70 in said decree t.h
should attract iha attention N gar.
profitable Investments cr afties ar.N.'. "a
on which % build homes, ~ tA9 c'i.'
tmproyements in the vic 80 ~ i..
warrant tho assurance m fai DO ia
yalue. DO nor fsil 20 20 on hand. -
Terms /: one .hird cash. ADJ tt'
two eluai iuslaimonts on Cfr-lf .'
twelve months from day ~ 500 80
giving negotiable notes. lrtereet 81 /.
Homestead waived: t'ie fetainel uH.h
OF purchase D. money Is paid sni cel'.i q
dered by tie Court, OK al casa az i
ia ,,nr,.hcser D. o.. NcH. l...
'NS HARVEY 81 l''ht
~paslai touaa. era
Sale by Il. b. CHiyTis 81 c., A-e.'oa'
cHAScRRY C0UKr OP rHs CRY ~ i'.'-
HAYWOOD " LriDT ANu otlsnr
l. Charles ". G0iiin, CLERK o. So sou ~.
tfy ina. tho bond required ~ t'c RS 49,.
missiouers By fhc decree in ea'4 cAA'' 10
Der -, lsgO, haa been 1giy sigrn. -,lx...-.
Given under ny hand ills 2. a1,'lr.r
Der, 1870. tAA"|19 W l..fL
no ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
THE METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH

Tho Fifty-Fourth Annual Conference to Be
Held mt Wilson. NC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WELDON. N. O., November Is, 1890.
The fity-fourth Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, will convene in Wilson Deem
Der 10th. Bishop J. Q. Keener will pre-
side. A good many pastoral changes in
this section are expected.
ReI J. B. Carpsntsr, pastor Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

By request OF the owner shall sell by public
auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, N0ygHBBs 2lsr,
al AZ O'clock p. NJ, beginning on Twenty-sixth
street, the gbove-namod VERY NEAT NEW
TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLINGS, contain
ing five rooms each with tho usual conve-
niences. Ia good order, with lots Of good size
under good rental, conveniently and pleasantly
located, desirable for homes, AMI especially At
tractiyo for rental purposes. IL being the desire
of the owner 10 realize on them AZ once. they
will be sold, and this will be an unusual oQpor-
tunity 20 secure bargains.
All persons interested are Invited % Inspect
them aud attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and At sale.
nol6 J. h. ELAN, Auciioueer.
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TUNNICLIFFE s. CO., AuctiOneerS,
82l BROAD STREET.
Between Eighth and Ninth streets.

OUR SALE THIS MONDAY MORN
" ING, November 18th, at 1890 o'clock, will
embrace
PLUSH PARL0R SUITS;
fine BRADBURY PIANO.
/ KIMBALL ORGAN;
fine OAK MUSIC-CABINHT;
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR;
SINGER sEWING-MACHISE:
4DOUBLE and SINGLE WARDROBEs;
nne ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITS, pieces,
hand-caryed:
WALNUT and POPLAR CHAMBER SUITS, and
10 pieces; -
BED-LOUNGES, BUREAUS, WAsHSrANDs;
PIER MIRRORS, kRFkiGERAIORS;
? extra fine FEATHER BEDS:
HAIR and HUsK MArTREsSBS:
SOFAS, CHAIRS, TABLES, &G
ALSO.
FINE LINE OF PLATEDWARE and CR0CKERY.
sD-LsdIes specially invited.
TUNNICLIFFE & CO.,
noi6 Auciioueers
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Apperson 3 co.

| win CELL by auction, on The premises. on
FRIDAY. NovBNBsR q, 1870,
1880 o'clock r. NJ, tho VALUABLE and WELL
LOCATED LOT above referred %, fronung -
feet and running back good depth 30 an alley.
Tho location IS convenient aud neghporhood
unsurpnase1. The lot "a enclosed oil around -
IN front with an iron fouce--hls a fino cuiyert
on Is, and tho right to build IN Mr. Lorraine 3
house can DO had Tor a smell compensation. 7 10
handsome house east OF MIR Lorralnes Is built
on the sems-siZe lot.
TSRNs: At sale. n. ". bONh,
noIb Auct0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
ARKANSAS.
The Usual Republican Cry of Fraud In
Breekinrid0eBs nsfrt,t
IBy telegraph to tho Dispateh.I

by telegraph TO tho Dispatehl
ST. LOUIS, November IA special
from Little Rock, Ark, says A sub
p@na was issued yesterday from the
United States District Court for the
county clerk Of Cleveland county to
produce the poll-books and ballot boxes
from five precincts in Cleveland county.
The application says the subpoena
charges fraud on the part of the Demo
Gratis Cleveland county is in the bec-
ond congressional district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
AUCTION sALrs-,rondav.
AUCTION SALES--Monday.
ByR b. Chsfrn & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneora
No. north Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OLA LOT OF GROUND WITH FRAMRD
TENEMENT THEREON IN HBNkiCO CogN-
TY NEAR THE NOKTHEASTEKN BOUNDARY
OF RICHMOND CITY, FRONTING SIXTY
THREE b0 FEET, MORE Oa LESS, on
7OLLISG-GRRRN ROAD AND KUNEINO
BACK les FEET, MORE OR LESs--WILL BE
SOLD As WHOLE OK sUBDIvIDED INTO
THREE LOTS, AZ MAY SEEN BEST AT HOUR
OF sALE.-By virtue q decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of the county OF Hsnrico entered October
%, 1890. In tho cause ot Flood Crowley e. ala,
/ will sell by public auction, on the promises. Oh
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1890.
at o'clock p. ~, the REAL ESTATE mentioned
IN said decree aud described as above. This sale
offers an opportunity 10 make n good invest
ment "a many Improvements being made on
every side OF our city must cause rapid Increase
In value OF NIL suburban properly.
TERMS onefourth cash and the residue on n
credit OF SIX, twelve, and eighteen months for
notes, with interest added from day Of salo (:
title retained Till tho whole IS paid and convey
ance ordered By the Court
JAMES c. LAMB.
Special Commissioner.
Bale by r. B. CHAFFfS s Co., Auc,ionoers.
IN TIE CIRCUIT Court or rHg COUNTY OF HEM
RIc0--FLooD Va CROWLEY, &c.
|, W. 4. Leako, clerk Of said court, do certify
that Special Commissioner James Z. Lamb has
given the bond required by decree entered in
eaid cause on October 2S, 1850. Given under my
hand this 9th day OF November 1890.
nol2 ". =. LEAKE, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
ByApperson & Co.. E. D. I'M g Co,
and
j. 7. Goddin,
Real Estate Auc,l0neors aud Agenta

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
y OPAPARr OF TIE LATR w. l.. COWAR-
DINS VALUABLE CITY PKOPBkfG-ln exc
cutiou OF no herein after named decree, We Will
sell. on the promises, in tho following order
viz, at4 \ o'clock !. NJ. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1870,
those two LARGE BRICK TENEAhNTs Nos.
C6Dl and 2s0s, At tho southeast corner 81 FRANK
I'm and Twenty sixth streets. LOi o5Kloi te"t
Separately or not, "a deemed Desk haSa'neeh'
'BgAvTIFUL VACANT lot on east limo OF
Twenty-sixth street near Clay. 33Nl22 % alley.
LOT at southeast corner Rockets aud bioody.
Run HIreeis, 4lGlo 10 aIley 81 ieos "iI'' PH'E VA
GOT adjoining above 4i171 70 sali alley.
LOT ll4Eil0. Bloody Run or Williamsburg
avenue, part 100 and 1911.
AKA o'clock r. N. on
WEDNESDAY,, EoYBMBsR ~, 1900,
lot a5x3.5 irregular SHAPED, Fourtosnth and
Clay streets, valuable sand deposits, &C.
And al AZ o'clock =. u. LOT ktXfO on south
side Cary between Eighth and Nistn streets,
with framed shop-ne1t east Of tho sion'
house-yalusble
IoT with old frame building on alley and
Ninth street. ia roar j. j. Aontagle's onlce, ~
And q, ~ o'clock P. NJ. on
THURSDAY, EoyEBBEB %. 1890,
THREE LOTS ia " Smiths Hill plan.
LOT IL, section T. ABOUT Us ieet on Wss' hho
Sixth street triangular.
LOT ond par! ,, 3, I aud 3, section o, 'front.'
Ing 100 feet on west limo Seventh street drregu-
lar In shape.
LoT /. section 10. fronting 10 feet on east lino
Seventh street triangular.
TERMS: ono fourth cash balance az siI,
twelve. and eighteen months. FOR bOnfe, wish
interest edded, end tito retained. .,
". II. CowARDlN,
Il. 4. CRUNP.
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