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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
Mexico Honors Uncle Sam.
IBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch,l

CITY or Mexico ria GALVESTON, July A.
All Government edifces and foreign lega-
tions are flying flags to-day in honor of
the United States. Minister RYAN has
been receiving congratulations during the
dsv. including those Of President Diax-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
SAW MILL BURNED
Near King and Queen Courthouse-Al-
iianoes Being Organized-Crops Poor.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-l
KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE. July A.
Mr.. Charles Bland, near this place, lost his
saw-mill and "a lot OF lumber last night by
fire. The loss YVES about $4,000. with nc
insurance.
The Farmers Alliance is organizing
thoroughly throughout this county. l.. Il.
Bagby, deputy organizer Of this and Rich
mond counties. Is forming sub-alliance
here to-day. lie Will be at Bruington TO-
morrow at the meeting of the county al.
lance.
Some of the corn crops iii this section
are looking very poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
PROPOSALS.
4 RCHITECTs, TAKE NOTICE.

4 RCHITECTS, TAKE NOTICE.
The Board OF Supervisors % Albemarle county
desires PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOX a
FIhE-PROOF CLERKS OFFICE not 10 cost
over 5000. The architect whose plans are ac-
copied 70 supervise the construction OF the build
Ing at a compensation Of per cent on the estl-
mated cost Address communications on the
subject 10 D. W. Burnley, Deputy Clerk Of The
County Court, Charlottesville, Va, or TO Tho un-
dersigned II. NJ. MAGkUDER,
1y / eoi2w Chairman Board OF Supervisors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
KNOCKED OUT FINALLY.
A Pugiiist Dies of Injuries Deceived In n
,By telegraph to the Dispstch.I

CHICAGO, July 4.---William Brennan, the
lightweight pugilist who was injured in a
sparring-Inatch last night with Frank Gar
nard, died at o'clock this morning. He
had suffered with conclusion Of the brain.
Gsrnard was arrested. and early this morn
ing "Reddy" Gallagher, who was referee,
and the seconds were also placed IN custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
LIME CEMENT. PLASTER. &c.

lMi>, N1.u L.N l, nv - In
Il Schooner John :. Beacham has just arrived
with cargo fresh Rockiand Limo. schooner
George W. Andersen Jus, discharged fresh cargo
Hoffman Kosobdale Cement Large stock I'M
ported Portland Cement, Calcined Plaster, Fire
Brick, Latbs, &c. WARNER MOORE,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Pure Nova
Scotia Land Plaster. tsB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
GhOhIb Y. ALLsN = %, AF0uIA
No. l3Ji Main slrset. All
sgy COmrAuF'sEnAri KOszott&
GINA STEAMBOAT -,

Y lhGlNlh SlEAM DOAl "a. .sltV.I
' COMPANY for the sEA,hOEL. osas--aAa-lk Y
Cheapest ami most pleasant route g. oLD
POINr. NlbGI-A BEACH. oGrAN yin,
NORFOLK .pORTsMOU / Il. NEW PORT NEW 81
CLARE4OAI, and JAAKs-hlfkK LAND
INGs b. elegant saloon steamer Ah. -
leaving Richmond GyEHY MONDAY. WEDN Is
DAY, ami FRIDAY az A. VI. Stfo15-'ars 20
directly 70 stoamors' wharf Fare ~ Ola Point
Or Norfolk. sl.5O. second class. 81.
CONCESSIONS al Jid Polnr anu Norfolk closely
with al lines Tor northern cities, virginia feleh.
and Ocean Wow same Afternoon. sanas river
by daylight Great tourist Inns Choapess
route
through tickets on steamer and AZ CAREERS
Agency, 1863 Main street Baggage checked
.hrough. siate-rnom8 engaged Tor 1gy or night
Fro ght received daily Tor NORFOLK. PORTS
MOI Til. OLD POINT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AND DANFlLLE. aud IAkAFlLLE AID
POWuArAS X K. STATIONS, aud WASH
INGTOS. ID. &, an points 10 Eastern North
Carolina, kastora virginia, ani oil regular laLi-
ings on The James riEer, al lowest rates and
through bills Issued.
LUCiHS b. TATUM, Vice President
no. itlT Nam street and Rockets.
IRWIN WeIs .GER. Freight AM Passenger AgeoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
Alleged Boodieism Triumphant.
nv ,s,agra,,h IN tha Dlepat,h1

CmcAoo, July 4.--The grand jury voted
against finding any indictment in the
lake Street :" >" road Doodle matter, in
vhich the names OF II. q. Mcdonald Jo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05

seph G. Mackin, ex-Alderman Monear. and
cx-Alderman Waller have been freely ham
died. The Dai}y Nens intimates that vital
testimony was suppressed by liberal use
of money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
BY Louis RawIings,
Real Estate Aucti0ucer,
No. 1850 Main street.

A UCTJON SALE OF VALUABLE
"a BUILDING lOrS, WITH SMALL FRAME
HOUSE TH ffEON CONTAINING TIRES
ROOMS.-At the request & .ao owner Will sell
by auction. on the pronisos. on
THURSDAY. july ~, 1870,
at o'clock p NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
mentioned above. Ibe Dot fronts l0) feet on
Graham street between ui0o and TompSius
streets and runs back I'D feet % an alley III feet
wide.
This property f. rapidly increasing IN value,
AMI being situated on The main street leading
from WILLIAMSBURG avenue % Tie new National
Cemetery road must in tho near future prove
much more valuable.
TERMS: Easy, aud announced ~ sale.
iy5 LOUIS RAWLINGS, Alctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05

DICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 3 AtD POTOMAC RAILROAD. -4rhef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
MONDAY. July 1890
hNfDA II JUL a. 4''''
being County-Cogrt day, the following yALUA
Ill = pRnprRTY vii.

MONDAY, JULY H. 1880,
being County Court day, the following yALUA-
BILE PKOPERTY-to wit:
l. A TRACT or LAND on the head waters Of
Fllt-RocS creek, containing 6l2 ACRES known
a. BEECH FOREST This place has on n
go0i buildings aud Improvements, and IS In
every way desirable rs home and farm.
= 4 TRACT adjoining The Beech Forest tract,
containing $50 ACRES, AMI known as the " q.
". cox LAND.n
g. 4 TRACT OF IB1{ ACRES. conveyed 10 WI
liam miller by George G. O-galn AMI wife aud
John F.. Eanea and wife, by decd d.Eei Apul .,
1888, and recorded in Doci-book n. page 81.
l. A TRACT OF 40 ACRES adjoining Beech
Forest. ant conveyed 20 william Miller by j. Is.
Pace and wife. Soc Deadlock ~. page 2ia
3. A TRACT OF $50 ACRES, known as the
"BENNRT TRACT"
All OF these lands are Desirable for thu pro-
ductiOn a. bright tobacco, 20 which they are
adapted ani for which they Will soon be in de-
mand by parties coming from Halifax and other
counties, whore THIS grade 81 tobacco Is made,
ani which readny yields 500 per aero TO tho
planter.
Also, Tho following MACHINERY:
ALL TIE MACHINERY ~ THE Clubhouse,
SAW-MIlI.
GRIsl-MILL with large pair OF Burrs.
One iG-HORsE-POWER ENGINE and al OF its
apparatus and appurtenances,
A PLANEk and all appliances snd fixtures.
TERMS: Three thousand dollars cash balance
on a credit Of one and two years oqucl install
uents the purchasers 20 give bonds bearing IN
tefost. take deed, and give deed OF trust Sc
curing the deferred payments
GEORGE K. GATHER, JR, Trustee.
". II. Mann, Attorney for Trustee. 10 B-saJt
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rRAiSs NoaruwAkD


srOPPfNg-PLAC.A
Sos u. q, - q. sn1 g. SAKE 80 sso2s ~
q sai n SOP Ca sisnN a. nlnel 'si,f +.
DreHry's Blum. Centrsiia, ali tlsf-ar IT,.
st1,s AZ cnrster. N3k 80 "a - " fl, ii ~ ana
g. will stop n, al s.ad1as l'r gsss9nsotL
PlLLMkN-CAk sEdfl.G
/ ON Trains sos. "a ani 81 sleeping cars between
New YORK Ani Tampa fiA rtt JActs)ir.lis.
On rrSins NoS "a sai - si5spias-rss he.sefl
Washingto Ton aud ChsrlesIon. GA frain ~. D.
sleep ns-cArs between Mssnint,ol sui Js e.
s0aulie ca Train No. d sieepiug-css ee-
tween ia 'xsonvilie and NoH tofs.
the ONLY ALi-HAiL LiNs 70 NOhF0-A.
s,ehmoni..'.:spA Soriols'.. ..i p NJ
kichmoua. $3.50 T. 81. Norfolk .... lll a. M
Norfolk ...... =. % A. u. klcam1uI..teli A. ~
NorfoA .....'g.OJ 2. NJ kish no1d.. 1853 r T.
no trains leaving lichsaona a. so a. "a. aA4
Norfolk a. 4. "a. arc solid trans oo.Hcsh
these i've I'oins-. sad passengers g3 tAiolsi
without change Of cara Close connections 80
also mads a. Petersburg BY gAs $3.50 4. n. rai
from Richmond s8d Tie $50 A. n. trsia u5a
Norfolk
Irsins leaving Ricnmoni .: $40 A. N. al
il.SD 2. N. aao arriving AZ kicnneai a. I'D Z.
n. AMI sos L. NJ maze cioeo c9nn9cuoA a.
Pe.ersourg ~ aud from kanuullc, lynea94fs.
ami southwestern pOluA
X n. suLLf. Supernatural
r II. Arsn< uoasral sapsrinssoteaA
]. y. xhszsos. oeaesAl fssssaxss Aga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
SAM JONES
Denounces West virginia Ciergy-High.
Licensed Ministers Doomed to Hell.
Especial telegram TO the Disratch.l

WHEELING. W. Va, July 4.--The Ohio
Valley Temperance Assembly began ten
days session at Moundyille to-day. Ten
Thousand people were on the ground and
heard Sam Jones speak twice. Jones bit
churches for being weak. inefficient, and
cowardly. High-license ministers, he said.
were doomed to hell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
WOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE.

We are now Offering these beautiful LOTS,
on exceedingly liberal terms. Electric street
car service from the lots to Seventh and Main
streets twelve minutes. To the home-soeker
no property could De more desirable. Overlook
Ing the James and both cities, adjoining Forest
Hill Park, 1t leaves nothing to be desired as a
residence a. j. BRADLEY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va
Phone 1919 A. ie 2.-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05

River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market insures to In
yestors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERMS or SALE One third cash; balance in
ono and two years
Through rs exceptional railroad facilities
Iganhoe " II placed within minimum haul OF
the enormous Gossan iron-1re Of Carroll county
and the w0rld-famous limOnite md mountain
ores Of tho Cripple-Crcek Valley, and IS also
within easy haul Of the celebrated IOcahCnias
aud Flat-1op coal and c0ke-helds.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAkRiES already
being operated within he town.
1HG No. ! FURNACE Of the New-River Nine
raj Company il already IN successful operation,
while the IYANHOE IRON COMPANY, undor
the presidency Of Mr.. Jorion T.. Mott, Of the
Mott Haven lron-Worss, - Now ORR, mas been
organized for the purpose OF erecting anosher
furnace ~ large capacity.
Inc EXTENSIVE MINES teiehn Of tho New
River Mineral Company, adjoining the town. are
already giving employment TO largo number
The "IyANHOE ZINC COMPANY" with
capital Of 100000, has purchasei immense de-
posi- 4 OF valuable zinr-orcs, which they are now
developing, ana Will soon erect several large
BLING THE ONLY CITY on This southern
connection OF tho Norfolk md Western railroad.
lyanhOe has become the great distributing point
for the immense Ore-helds and agricultural an
timber districts OF southwestern virginia and
Western North Carolina.
situated in the midst Of n great Wocl-raising
district, and within a short haul OF the southern
cOuon-heids, no place Ia virginia POSSE ses
greater advantages Tor NOOLLEN- AND COZ
TON-MILLS.
Vast .rarts Of red and white oak, chestnut,
hickory, pine, and hemlock near nj hand fur
nish exceptional opportunities for WOODWORK
INK establishments and steam tauneries.
$4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wa;er-worbs. planing-min, eleciric-light
plant, brc6-works, ETC., viii be erected al an
early date.
being 1000 foot above The sea, ihe climate Is
unsurpassed by tho celebrated mountain re-
sorts OF the world.
A large tract Of level land, with n front Of ono
and a half miles on the New river, has been set
aside for manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements Will be offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through its connections with tho steamship
lines. the Louisville and Nashville. tho ~henan-
doah Valley, aud tho Cape Fear and Yad sim
Valley railroads, and it, outlet on the Ohio
river the Norfolk and Western railroad places
&" lvanhOe ia direct communication with oil
the great markets OF the North. East, South, and
West
For maps, descriptive pamphlets. etc, apply
10 the secretary oi The company at lyadhoc,"
Nytho county, Va -
W. c. VAN DORES,
President;
@. VI. sFELEY.
Secretary and Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
DIRECTORS

JORDAN l. MOTT. owner j. l. Mott Iron
Works. Mott Haven, y. Y.
CHARLES q. EDDY. vlce-president Norfolk
and Western railroad, Roanoke, Va.
EDWIN RlNsTEIN, ex-congressman from
New York city, capitalist and director in the
New. River Mineral Company.
GEORGE II. SRELEY, OF New York city. CAPT
taIist aud president Of tho NoW-Riyer Mineral
Company.
". G.. VAN DOREN, Of Ivanhoc. Va.
General JAMES A. WALKER, Of Wytheynlo,
Va.
HERBERT G. HULL, capitalist and lawyer
New York city ly 2-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05

BEATRICE c. GUM. PLAINTIFF. AGAissr X r.
GUMS IphisIsrRAroR Er AL. DsfsspAsrs-
IN THE caAscssY coURr or rHz CITY OF
RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. Goddln. clerk Of tho said Court,
certify that the oond required )f the speciaI
Commissioners. Allen q. Collins II, Il Pollard,
and j. Lane stern. by the decree IN inc sAiu
cause OF June II. 1880, las been duly sl'ea.
1880. CHARLES w. GoDDiS, Ciorx.
IL -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
BY Dcnoon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
40. 81 Main street.
4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
4 or
WEST CLAY-STREBT RESIDENCE PROPERTY
A CHANCE TO SECURE A HONE AT A MODE
RATE PRICE, ~ GOOD NEIGH
BOSHOOD. AND on REA-
sONABLE TERMS.
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
LUNENBURG COUNTY. VA.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from William NIL
Ter and Rebecca his wife. bearing date on the
18Th day Of January, A. d. 1881, and recorded in
tho Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Lunen-
burg county. in Deed-B Book No Il. page 37j, and
being 30 required by the beneficiary IN said
deed, will offer for sale oy public auction, At
Lunenburg Courthouse. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
by Chowninc g Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
Nc. north Tenth street

YNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
4 IMPROVED TWENTY NINTH STREET
PROPEHTf.-By virtue Of n certain 1eod oil tris'
duly recorded In The Clerks Office Of ne hlch-
mond Chnnccry Court Ia Doed-boos i3' y, page
AS. default having been maze IN the payment
OF the note thereby secure 4. and being REQUIRED
20 10 DO by the holder thereof, We Will seii ny
auction, upon the pr mises, on
FRIDAY THE llrH DAY OF July. $780,
Mt o'clock 2. W., al that LOT OF LASD. with
Improvements thereon, lying and being IA the
city Of Richmond, Va. on tbs ives, line OF
Twenty-ninth street between and = streets,
beginning at he distance oi ~ feet ron tho
northwest Intersection OF o aud IWenty-nihth
streets. having q front thereon OF b ieet by
depth Of 40 feet.
Property in this locality is in n healthy conii-
ton aud houses ront readily. This property
must be sold, hence you will have show 70 So
cure something which Will yield you good re-
turn upon the output
TERMS AT sale.
EDWARD :. ROsE,l Trus,eea.
ty5 A. j. CHEWING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, STORE 1909 MAIN n
Il street. nov occupied by Messrs n. Mill =
hlser & Co. Possession August Est. Probably
more square feet Of door on main floor aud
basement Than any other store IN the city, r. ar
half covering two lots. Apply 10
~ 4-lw ALLISON x ADDISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
RAILROAD LIsas-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE 70, 1872.
IR.Vg EfcTvOSD


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE %, lsol.
LxAYg RICHMOND.
ZOO A. NJ. Freight, except sunday, Carries
passengers between kiehmond aad
GOgqOasYtllc.
800 A. NJ DAILY Tor Old Point Anf Norfolk.
Char Car hichm0nt - Old Point
ii.c1 A. " Express, daily Tor Cincinnati Plll-
man sleeping Car hicl IN 3nd % White
sulphur, ami Pullman sleeper Char
louisville 70 Cincinnati.
$50 p. ". Express daily for old Point s-d Nor
folk. Pullman sleeping Car Cincln-
natl To CID Point
40 7. NJ Accommodation, except sunday. for
Chariot syille. On Sstur1sy this
ira ruls % stanton.
$50 =. u. The s. =. '. Limited daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Olt Point 20 Cinc nnati
solid vestnuie train. win Dining Car
and fuiimans Charlottesville % Gin
cinnsu and Pullman % Loulsy.lle.
reAISs ABRIYE AT RICHMOND.
T:f5 A. VI. aud 2.55 =. N. daly from Cinciunag
g:i5 A. ~ daily, except sunday. from char
lottesSiiIe; on Mondays from Staun-
ton.
1880 A. N. aud 7:ss =. NJ. daily from Norfolk
600 Z. NJ. Fret bt from Charlottesville, Car
rles passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
J.H. VALENTINE. Auctionoer.

TE'RUSTEE'S SALE or A FARM. --
4 "a trustee Boa q dcel N trust given Nv Daniel
Kinnaman, aud no the request % tls benelc Ary,
will sell, on ths promises, ~ O'Clock j. NJ, on
MONDAY. july %. 1890,
the FARM kIOWn a. CEDAR POINT situated
10 Spotsy Rauig county, forty miles from hicA-
mond citv ly the fhcRpeske AID oAIn railway
and NOT far distant from Dawson ana Beaver
Drm citations. on said railway. lt contains ABOUT
3.1s ACRES OF lANU. with large brick dwell
iug ans other hOuses. and was Formerly owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller, aud IL known as
G. so farm.
TRIMS: In accordance with TIE provisions or
the decd Of trust, which viii hn stated on day az
sale H.T. InUkNfON. Trustee,
fy3 Richmond city, a.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM Ia
" EHlP C0NfAcL ~


FOR NEW YOhA-
Steamer Leave Richmond hi GRr TUESDAY
ami FRIDAY q. - "a. Aanltoss closed one
hour Deioro sailing tlfo.
steamers leave Nov York f0r Richmond
EVkkY WEDNESDAY AMI oATUkDAf % r.
Nj arriving In Richmond MONDAY AMI IL
DAf MOkNlAGN
Passenger hcc0n mOtauOns unslrpaisol
Catin fare - now YORK tiG Jhinys-rif9r
roulo Including Inoa.s aE1 oefAl-......S
Round trlp lcaetA limited ~ Afy Gays
afIer date Of l5s1s~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ y
s,a4~eae Nl,h sIUslstsnco. ................ %
STORAGE, without 5IDslsience. ...........-. ~
cabin fare Vig Chesapeake ani Ohio rail-
EAY.s..... 49, ....' 900 --.s- -~'
CABIN fare ~ hlchIaou ami Petersburg
railroad. ~ -
Ticsets con % Obtained as a. y. CARRIERS, lpJJ
Nam sAe.s. Cnesapeaso Ani onlo eni hlca-
u0nd and Petersburg CopOtS, ani o. co ~ panJs
crices 1891 Main 5tr3sL nlt wharf, ltDcz0ttA
Frs,gng forwarded sud m-ousn Jill ~ hd4nk
Issued Tor voin's beyond new YORK
FTrixntrscsiys1 daily ural ;. 2 Il.
Ps-s@u.ele leaving llru.LJul 0n doNbAls,
TUESDAYS, WEDNrDAfS, THURSDAYS, anl
SATURDAYS, hy She Chesapeake aul Oclo rail-
yay ala Newport NeRe) ~ a.J T. u. AID ~
ki.hmoud aus Petersburg railroad samn 1sY-
af3s5 J.. b.. viii mas8 connection 80 hOhr OLh
win steamer lesvlue those day
GEORGE v. ALLEN A CO., AgoniA
No. 1911 Main strse,. AMI
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JANEs-Klyea DIVISION
Rishmood and Allsghany kaiIroaAl

JANES-klNeR DIVISION
Rishmood and Allsghany kaiIroaAl
LEAVE zicHaosD
600 A. N. daily for Lynchbars, Lexington. AMI
Clifton Forge.
40 4. N. for LynchDurs except sunday. Sleep
ing Car for LynchDurs. A train
leaves Lynchburg al dis A. y. for
Lexington aud Ciiitoa Forge.
TRAINS ARRIvs AT sicHaosn
$50 p. N. daily from Clifton Forge
6y0 A. N. erceps sunday from Nlifton FORGE
Lexington, AL Lynchours.
station kignEh and Canal stroola
h. w. FULLER
General Passenger AseuS
q W. srAvHSA General SUPERINTENDENT iste
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE

MEDIATELY AFTER THE
L foregoing sale, at the same place, the under
signed. as commissioners under q decree OF the
Chancery Court Of Richmond city. entered on
June IL. 1872, In the SUIT OF Beatrice c. Gum
"a. K P.Gunnis adm traitor and Others will sell
that LOT OF LAND on tho cas-. side o. IwonIy-
third street. between Main and Cary streets, In
Richmond city, fronting sixty feet on twenty
third street aud running back easterly' Tween
parable lines 10 feet, beginning az the distance
OF l35 feet from The south line OF vain -treet
and bounded on the north and south by an
alley fifteen feet wide.
Terms: one fourth Of the purchase-moiney 70
10 paid in cash, residue In three equal pay
mems az SIX. tgolye, ami eighteen rionihs.
negotiable notes 10 be given for The deferred
payments, with interest added and tIe 10 be re-
tanned until the whole purchase-rnOney ~ paid.
ALLEN q. COLLINS
II. POLLAHD.
j. LANE STERN,
Special Com missioners.
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0flce No. 1900 east Main street
TRUSTEE SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 FACTORY AND STOCK OF C.. NJ. ANGLE
on THE SECOND FLOOR OF No 1910 EAST
CARY STREET--BY virtue of de3d ot trust
executed to the Undersigned, trustee. by Charles
VI. Angie on the 31 day Of july, 1890. duly re-
corded IN tho CLERKS Office NJ the Richmond
Chincery Court J shall proceed 10 sell q. public
auction, on the promises. on
THURSDAY. July 10 1890,
At n O'Clock A. W.. largo assortment N HA-
NANA, SUMATRA, ana ~EED-LEAf TOBACCO,
used for he manu- a sure Of cigars and charoots;
n 10. Of manufactured CIGARS, and CHEROOlS.
LABELS, BO&tS. NOULDs, IRON SAFE. FIN
TURES, AMI FURNITURE, In fact everything
contained IN the premises as conveyed IN said
deed.
Tho attention Of the traie and others is re-
spectfu.iy invited 10 TINS ale as y presents
frst-class opportunity 60 any ono desiring Co on
gage in this Kind OF business.
Terms: Announced ~ salo.
WILLIAM LEGtNuflMEE, Trustee.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, Auctioueer. iy5
BY Louis Rawings,
Real Estate AuctiouceL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-05
sorrr 60. rrr MoRE COVE.
DANcryG An DTVTVG.

Saturday being the birthday Of Of Mrs.
RAYMOND Lee Ward, o New York, the
ballroom was brilliantly illuminated in
her honor aud dancing was enjoyed for
| the first time this season. Refreshments
| were served on the cottage portico. On
SUNDAY Mr.. Ward entertained a small num-
| Der at q recherche little dinner. Among the
guests were Miss Curtis, of Boston; Miss
| Annie Williams. OF Richmond; and Mr..
Mcleod. of Scotland. On Monday MIR.
Ward and party left for an extended tour,
including California, Alaska. and VAN
cOuVers