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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
TRACK AND TIE.

At the last session of the city council
that body adopted a resolution asking
the Lake Shore d Michigan southern
to place plank between its tracks at the
West FultOn-st. crossing. The object
OF the order can be readliy perceived
safety to pedestrians and carriages.
The terrible accident. occurring yes
terdsy At the c. & W. NJ. crossing, by
which the little boy. John Glider, was
crippled for life, IS noticed more extern
Sveiy elsewhere IN the TELEeRAM-HER-
AID.
Since the West Michigan rad runs a
train direct from this city to Nanistee
formerly tue Milwaukee and Chicago
train, Grand Rapids merchants secure
large portion OF that little city's pat
ronage.
A railway superintendent recently IS
sued the following poetcal notice.
Narrow gauge engines and broad
gauge cars. should always be coupled
VITA johnson hsrs."
Supt. =. s. O'Rourke, Roadmsster $.
e.. scott, and Assistant Roadmaster j..
:. Bowen, Al az the q. +. & l., sre IN
the city.
" J. Byrth. T p. A. Of the Great
Northern. = making Grand Rapids a
more extended visit than usual this
trip.
Capt Gavetts new osice IN the Ham
moUd building. Detroit. vii be ready
for occupancy By Mondy next
c. L. sprsgue, T. 2. A. Of tbe Lou =
vile & Nashville, was il the city yes
terdsy.
Agent Mcneil, q The F. 3 p. N, At
Msnsstee, vas IN tovn yesterday.
Jas. :. Hal. Mp. A. Of me Michi-
ga Centrsi. = nov u TIE city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
A New AIinnow Trap.

An ingenious inventor has come TO the
relief of fishermen lately. by producing
q minnow trap that is hard to beat. First
of all IL is wholly composed of transpar-
ent, colorless glass, and is In shape much
like big cartridge. with a pointed bal-
let in il. 1t is about two and one-half
feet long. and as big around as a mans
leg above the knee. /. Is hollow, Of
course, and what would be the fat end
OF the cartridge is punched in, like the
bottom OF glass bottle and there is
small round hole in the apex of the cone
thus made. The other and the poin ted
end of tho trap i fitted with little
sliding door. This big glass cartridge Is
intended to be set on its side IN the bot
tom Of brook where minnows abound.
The cautious ones soon become accus-
toned TO il, and the reckless fellows
don't see 1t until they bump their noses
against it. Some nice bait Is put inside
the trap, and the minnows soon find
their way into it, through the hole In
the punched-in end. The little door at
the other end is shut, of course.
The minnows are unable TO find their
why out, because they follow the
sides of the trap and this leads them
into the cul-de-sac at the fat end, all
around the bottom Of the cone. They
are easily poured out, however, with the
water in the trap. by holding the thing
up, pointed end down, and opening the
little slide door. Wire is twisted around
the outside of the trap, ard forms a
handle by which 1t is conveniently car
ried, and the wire also protects the glass
from injury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

George Rodgers, now ia jail serving
out a sentence for drunkenness, has
been accused by bis wife of having one
or more wives besides herself. When
he heard OF the accusation he sent the
following note 20 Officer Johnson.
sir. the charge made againt me IN
last night paper Is talce, call and see
me and ] slli send you 10 the laNer
who got tile divorce between me and
my nrsI vile years ago tnls summer.
aud L mas got and granted IN Grand
Rapids Please don't delay the matter
as i want the charge denied.
Yours Re'py,
G. ROBBERS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
Sons of Veterans.

At the annual meeting OF /. B. Rich
srdson Camp, sons Of Veterans, the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Captain
Geo. +. Cogshall; first Lieutenant, III.
H.. Stephenson; second lieutenant, e.
+. Davis, camp council, ". X. Cleve-
land, G. \. Hicks and j. w. Wells; de-
legate 10 division encampment, III. l..
Barrett; alternate, &. A. Mcclure. Mon
day evening, January 5, has been set
for the public installation OF the
officers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

CHICAGO. Dec. 9
CAT7LE-Narkst moderately active on Zeal
snd Shipping account Quotstiens ragged 81
~ IA - Ger eheiee 70 fancy shipping steers
f40os4 ~ fer COED 70 choice 60 A. osa8 = ;af
common - fair 60; ~ Ma 10 for Butchers
Steers - 0c@2 = FOR steckers: e. lo<ae % fsr
Texans. ~ sasN fer Westerns ~ sos13 70
for Feeders: g. 2s-aa = Tor Cows O. soess fer
Rai = sns a. ga - for Yea Cslrss
Hogs-Msrket active On psskfss ard ship
ping sroouat ssles raoFeS 9, - - q for
PCS - "a - fer nzht DsaAso Tor roash
pscsieE a. sa3 = for nirst and - Ss3s g. fer
tezpF pasks1z and shlnpsaz iots
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

~ tAelE treat
neat. IL looks
aes as tho4gh
the Indi4hs
aoald beco "a .
iaVolFea ia =
b 0 ody ar
Tier have com
mitts4 depredz
tiOns On tn c
property Of set
ElsrS. b AZ e
taken up their
march tOwar
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
This Date a history Dec. 8.

$50 $3.50 - ~~<~- -@-s -
tsal--A sslsi-as 1sf.~<ed - ne Essaea aaliss
k1riz1 - esEz-asa.
fsl9- Nel1sEilzs eaxsa - laa Eaxllsa
lsls-l Iils1is .1zs.s<s1 laea tls Z zisa.
ln8- Do1Ea e s<szssA fszaszs Easolars bora
frs
ts>z- B-ss.1oA. sas.sa@<ass sal sakss - Esp4r-
tag4
Iss7- oa4za q ashsrs assGxaIasEy. pet eora
r
fss h. a.<is FE<aools Sal CA<sos SO sisrtet
pTeslta1t 4 tas sFsaea espa1aiio
80 fhs ssesi.isss ~ klcsn4S1s ssasd Ias
leaEy - aGna ses~oen Ia ass Ca4Exs-
NlL-eE114a reD4a.iea
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

the bad lands in defiance Of orders, and
bv ether acts have made the situation
desperate. II the troops pursue thsm
70 bring them back 10 the agencies,
long, tedious and costly war Is ineVi-
table. The indians have burned the
range between here ami Oelrich and
star1 peded the Government herd Of 1000
cattle Fires have been burning
for two days. and the country IS enyel-
oped in smoke. John Dwyer. foreman
of the gang OF herders, and most of his
men dashed their horses into camp late
Monday afternoon with the informs alton
that in the sweep OF the terrified and
now frenzied savages many OF the cat
tie had been killed The Indians are
apparently making for the bad lands
basin where the grass is still high and
plentiful enough 20 give their stock
good grazing.
Short Bull, Two Strike, Kicking Bear
and Crow Dog. with 1000 Rosebud In
dians. crossed White river 1.-THE mouth
OF Wounded Knee creek last Friday
and are travelling northward toward
thousands Of cattle now grazing
on the ranges IN that country.
They are also within few hours
ride of the bad lands, which are
even more inaccessible than the
wretched country along the Little
Missouri Before they crossed White
river the redskins swept every thing
before them. Cabins were demolished,
an immense quantity OF hay was
k,-oaa and th.fr daoh amor1 harde
OF cattle and horses caused a gener-
al stampede. Every rsnchman in
: tho Wounded Knee, Porcupine and
Medicine Root country is a heavy suf-
ferer, and IL the Government does not
reimburse them many of the settlers
will be ruined financially.
Couriers who arrived Monday after
noon report that the Rosebuds now have
1900 fighting warriors. Two Kettles
band of twenty-three lodges is with
them and scores of young bucks of
Pine Ridge are joining the hostiles
hourly. General Brooke authorizes a
warming TO rsnchmen to get their herds
out of the way of the marauding In
dams The police guard about this
agency has been doubled owing to the
silly reports that the Rosebuds contem-
plate raid on the settlement The
weather is growing cold. with snow
so ualls from the hills.
The Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. z. - The public
debt statement issued Monday after
noon shows that the public debt less
cash in the treasury, increased Sc, $780,
sle 81 during the month of Novem Der;
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

a splendid eonspany pTesentsd the
dFznatszea sers.0a q ths popssl Ar nosel
= Dir. B4resss oG Sss York = al owsTs'
lzsE exentng. fne thread 81 the pl0t
= ssli nlainE41nsa "a she stage o1eIiag
al kas cas- actefs aEs 1Ataf1l zna e.
HAe. he iag9e attendance Ia GATED
tie popularity & tAe a8thor an8 as
pay Every advantage = taxes of the
oppoFEaaitF foz scenae 4 splzy xnd the
eoaa pay > eosnklegs IL every fespeet
rs eeiiei 5alDg performances I'll BE
gtVen t0HisnE.
Pete BskeTh slll Fepe4t she EEni-
gran1 az keamond's Lon ght. T0mor-
fos afteEnooa and sor the balance u
the week Bismarck ("
Ga THURSDAY evening Rice's Scar
soif Nj e tne blil At Powers.
Seats are bow ca sale for Adele Frost
Al fo"srs next Saturday evening.
matinee viii Be given AZ smith :
Opefz H0use TITS afternoon, A. snlca
TUE al tue brilliant features OK Tie
week o.io viii be presented.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

An old maa named Edward Tyler
complains that young George Bslkeu's
threw a stone and hit him as he wss
driving BY the hov's house. The boy
was takea before Justice Brown yester-
dav. snd srrsiEned on the charge Of
sssault and bsttery. re pleaded not
9siItv. and the srlal i set for week
from today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

An orchestra will enliveu tie even
ing's entertainment at NJ. +. Church
sale at Hartman's Hall, December
and 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

DR.. NJ. II. Pssco. Office 43 Jsgrsve-
st. Hours 10 TO II a. m. and 6 10 sp.
IN. Sundays, ii a. N. to II m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Get your dolls at the NJ. f. Church
bazaar on December and 8, st Hart
mans Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Re sure and attend the sale of fancy
articles eof the Divison-sireet NJ. z.
Church at Hartman's Hall, December
1 and =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Imposing FUNERAL OF HoIIand's KING.
THE HAGUE, Dec. 2-The funeral OF
the late King OF Holland took place
Monday with imposing ceremonies.
The popular outpouring was unprece-
dented in Holland. The interment will
take place on Thursday at Delft
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

All flrst-ciass places sell Optimate, ?.
". G.. c. 7. A.. Optimste Chlca and
Perfection. Manufactured at Syracuse,
y. Y. BY Justin Seubert-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

S.f~.fian OIL. the paia erst Gator snd
t,1,ilv medicine - onsv = cents a battle
vs-~ sensible. - To rec n. Bats Cough syrup
49, s.,.srhS -aifs AoarseneSs. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

A lfn some complexion is one OF the
greates. charms woman can po' sc IS.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

sale Of fancy articles At the Park
Congregational Church psrlors. Thurs
day evening and Friday morning, De-
Cemher ard :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

If you you want tine photos for
Xmas presents, go early to Bayne 4
COss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
THE MARKE15.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Dec. y
FLouR-Quiet and lower. Spring Whes.
Patents, "a 50a475; Bakers. So, esG3.50; Win
ter Wheat Flour. A60QI50O for Patents.
A4O0450 for Clears.
WHEAT-Ruled stronger, with fair trading,
and then declined No. 2 Cash, 9e1sG csc; May
si-01A, 10 sl.02A, OF to s1.0ok.
CoRS-Fairiy active and higher No 2, 500
5oAc; No. yellow, 5o,iT5lc; December, 4e1
G50ac January 5oSehi; May, 53bSG4hc.
oATs-AetiTe and flrmer. No. 2, &nG4<c;
December, <30431c; May. 45k94oac. Sam
pies In good supply and steady. No. 3. 4oa4sc;
No. 3 White, 4Ss4ec; No 2, 44G45c; no. 9
White, 45347Bc.
RYE-Slow and weaker No. cash, ssHG
e0c; December CSC; May, 74c. Sample lots,
7Oz7ic for No g, aud 63aoSc for No. 3
BARLEY Demand fair; market firm. No. Q
cash, 1850 Samples: Common, 57s eec;
good 20 choice. CSC zoo. and extra lots. 73lvr.
MESS PORK Market rather active. and
prices ruled easier Quotations ranged at
s875SaSs7n for cash; s. e5a8I0 for December;
80 o0taiIo5 for January. and sll.7oaIl-s for
May.
LARD-Rather active, and prices ruled lower
Prices ranged at S.e6fes. 10 for cash; Sce2
51 for December; SOSe.o7H for January
and % 5ots5Tn for May
BUTTER-Cresmery, i5T>77nc; Dairy. 141eoe:
Packing stock, e0ec.
PoULTRY-Live Chickens, 5r0sTc per ID;
Spring Chickens. ssG7c per 10. I Live Turkeys.
t27c per 10; Live Ducks, 7ese per ID; Live
Geese, B5oas 20 per dozen.
LIoUoEs-Distuled Spirits ruled 1rm AZ s1.i4
per gal for finished goods.
OrES-Wiseoasin Prime White. SIC; water
White. osc; Michigan Prime White 9ec;
Water Waite. 1ikc; Indiana Prime White.
s4c: Water White, I9Hc; Headlight, IT'S test,
IoSc. Gasoline. 81 dogs 1+o: "A dogs. oAc;
Nsphtha, az dogs. Sc.
NEW YorK. Dec. 2.
wHrAT-Firn, Nah higher but quiet De-
cemosr. si-oS4 1fefA. January. sL04f0i0S-;
February. 3ios310ss; March, fi.o7a 0Lo7k;
Nav. N071lNA.
PRovSsToss-Lsrd quiet weak. stsam.ren-
deree. ss.20 bid
CLEVELAND. o. Dec 2
PETRoLEuN-caist, standard white. ii0 deg.
test. ne. "a gasoline. &c. . gssOIiHe, ice. 81
napatha 7c
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Makes finest pastry, bread OF biscuit.
The Rest j. cheapest and moot satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Is made from the choicest wheat, car g
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Q. The public
debt statement issued Monday after
noon shows that the public debt less
cash in the treasury, increased Sc, $780,
s19.5l during the month of Novem Der;
total cash in the treasury. s675, $780,.
roa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

PORTER Block PAsgmaey,9 Grand,
GlrAHa s Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

GA Thursday syeging Rice's Scar
soir' NJ e ne bsil At Powefs'
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-03

Seats are u0w GA sale for Adele Frost
Al Powers next Saturday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
By John T. Goiiin.
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

A TTRACTIVE EAST-END SUB
n Urban RESIDENCE, WITH FOURTEEN
ACRES or LAND ATTACHED, KNOWN AS
@NONTFBELLO,n on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, ADJACENT 10
THE GROWING TOWN or FULTON, FOR
SALE BY AUCIlON.-At the request 81 the
owner. who il nonresident, will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1890,
st e o'clock F. NJ, that TRULY-D 4sIRABLE
PROPERTY known as Montsbello." located as
above, adjoining the lands Of samuel 7. Wad-
ain. ESQ. A. W. CARRIER Catlett, and others.
The Enforcement. consist n handsome and
substantisi twO-slory frame dwelling OF seven or
eight rooms, with grove OF original oak Ircos
surrounding f., kitchep, stable, &c. aud from ts
elevated position commands magnificent view
Of the city OF Richmond the lower James river
and surrounding country. There are fourteen
acres OF land attached, and the place VIII 30 OF
fered as q whole or subiivided 80 a. 70 sell WITH
the dwelling about nye and half acres, and the
resiiue into lots OF suitable size, according TO
plat and survey which can DO seen al the Office
Of the auctioneer.
Located on the main road 10 the National
cemetery, almost within the city limits. and very
convenient 10 the streetcars, this property oners
a good Investment either as a homo or for specu-
latOn.
Terms: One third cash 4: balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. JUN l. u'bblN'
myG AIctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MINISTER.
Rev. Thomas W. sydnOr. ID. d., Dies sud
denly at His Home in Nottoway.
Especial telegram to the Dlspstch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dlspstch.l
BLACKSTONE, Va, MAY 5.-Rev. Thomas
". Sydnor, ID. d., pastor Of the BAPTIST
church here and county superintendent OF
schools. died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
He preached and administered the COM
luunion in tho morning and expected 60
preach again at night. DIR. SydnQr would
have been seventy -four years old had he
lived until the lst day OF next month: For
forty-three years he had lived and labored
in this county,as q minister OF the Gospel,
highly esteemed by all denominations and
most successful in HIS ministerial work,
having baptized over three thousand per-
sons.
DIR. Sydnor was a native OF Hanover
county, was converted under me preach,
ing OF Rev. W. s. Piumer. ID. D., and
baptized in 1891 into the fellowship of the
Second Baptist church of this city by Rev.
James b. TAYLOR ID. ID De Sydnor was a
graduate of Columbian College and pur-
sued his theological studies at the Virginia
Baptist Seminary, Richmond, and Newton
Theological Seminary, Massachusetts,. He
was licensed to preach by the Second Bap-
fist church Of this city In 1896, and was
ordained at Burlington church, King and
Queen county, in ls4l, which latter church
he supplied for short time.
DIR. sydnor filed many important posi-
tions in his denomination IN Virginia. lie
was agent for Columbian College. pastor at
farmyille, agent of the Baptist Tricnnial
Convention Of the United States, and of
the Southern Baptist Convention, mode
rator Of the Concord Association, presi-
dent OF the General Association OF Vr-
GINA. trustee OF Richmond College, and a
member of the Baptist State Mission
Board. He closed long and useful life
universally beloved by his Christian bre-
thren
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
MALONE AGAIN coNspIRiNe.
Hoping TO Retain His Grip on State Pat
ronage.

A Washington special dated the 4th in
slant says that within the past few days
General Malone. despite his oyerwhel!n-
ing defeat Of last fall on State issues, still
asserts the leadership Of his party at home,
and 10 preparing TO nominate followers OF
his for Congress this year. The party ma
ehinery remains in his hands and Il gives
him extraordinary power. The boilers of
last year have been warned to return TO the
ranks and prepare TO support the Malone
nominee on penalty OF finding themselves
fr open opposition 10 the national Admin
istratlop. The President. IL is asserted, IL
still with Malone. and hopes TO apply
through him the national electson-law 10
the State OF Virginia. 1he Administra-
tons aid therefore is TO be invoked in the
interests OF having but one Republican
csndidate for Congress in each district,
and he IN every case Malone man. Some
thing that seems 70 support this assertion
y the way In which the House Elections
Committee Is dealing With John NJ. Lang
Ston's contest.
The case was argued almost two months
ego and yet there has been no vote taken
on II IA COMMITTEES. The belief Is that Ma
hone 10 blocking tina way, 80 that the effect
on those inclined 70 repudiste him at nome
may be felt In the approaching nominating
eonysntions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
from Its additions to the city of Bristol, Va

Bristol Is situated on the state line between
Virginia md Tennessee at the Junction OF the
Norfolk and Western and East Tennessee, VIZ
einIe and Georgia railroads: is the eastern ter
minus Of the south Atlantic and Ohio railroad.
extending from Bristol into the coal-helds ana
connecting with Louisville and nashville rail-
road AZ Big-Stone Gap, and ~ the western ter
minus OF the Bristol. Elizabeth And North CAro-
ma railroad, now building into the rich ores OF
Doe mountain and kosne's creek In johnson
Bristol Is NOT I" psper" city: IL has popula-
tton of about 1000 live, energetic people, Is
ranidlv growing and Is destined 10 be ono ot the
largest manufacturing cities OF the South. IL
lies within three hours OF inexnausuole coklng
and domestic Goals, the richest iron orc In inc
United states. and immense bodies OF virgin
timber. all OF which reach Bristol ria the SCUM
Atlantic and Ohio and ElizabethtOn roads
Tts advantages Of transportation aud nearness
10 msrlSets its elevation (nearly LOO feet, de-
uphrful climate aud its SOLID BASIS IN MIN
ERAI, WEALTH aud tim Dor, present induce
meuts for investments rarely met with. Du-
ring tue past year over sl,0O).OOO have boon in-
vested. 49,, =,
The Bristol Iron and Steel Company owned
nv pennsylvania lron-men; has commenced the
c0ns,ruction 'on the compsDys lands OF the
largest furnace plant In the south.
Wait for this sale. 20 to IL and take adVan-
tare OF an opportunity TO invest where returns
must be large aud quick Ample hotel accom-
mOdAtiOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
BY n. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
U,HE LARGE, WELL-BUILT, AND
pEsIRABLY-LOCATED DWELLING
No. sic FARK AVENUE.
WITHIN A STONES THROW OF MONROE
PARK.
PARK.

htthe request OF the owner, who has perms-
pentIy removed from the city. will sell By auc-
ton, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1890,
at5H O'Clock =. NJ, the VALUABLE DWELL
ING-HOuSR above referred TO- situated between
tho residences Of Ii. 1heo. Ellyson, and W. X.
Meredith. Esqs, containing twelve or fourteen
rooms and itied up with all modern convent
euces, such as gas, hot and cold water, bath,
range, and furnace.
The location Of this propertyis most desirable,
the neigh bOrhood strictly first class, and being
within half a square Of the s.reet-cars Is easily
accessible 20 all points.
The lot has front Of % feet on the north side
OF Park avenue between Laurel and shafer
streets and runs back an unusual depth 10 wide,
paved alley.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal
my4 n W. BOWIE. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
BY James r. Elan.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ill3 Main street
GOOD DETACHED g O X n r Il
VI BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1903,
AT NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND PRES
TON STREETS,
TCBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request OF the owner SHAH sell Dy puOhc
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 6TB.
.. = O'clock p NJ. the attractive, substantial,
and vell-arranged DETACH I'D TilRKE-STOkf
CORNEK BRICK RESIDENCE at the northwest
corner Of Third and Preston streets, containing
about eight rooms a nice detached kitchen,
ana other buildings pump Of excellent water,
and some choice iruittress, grape-vines. &c, on
the lot ,. 49,,
This IL nice, conveniently-located, ana
thoroughly comfortable home, and there II sum
Gent vacant space on the lot for the erection OF
two smaller dwellings In the rear, fronting on
Preston street Tho owner is resolved 10 SELL
Come 70 the sale and secure bargain.
TERMS: one third cash balance oy neeoua-
bic notes at six aud twelve months, with interest,"
added and secured by deed OF trust
myl J. Ii ELAN, Auetioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
ByJ II. Valentine, Aucnoneer'
1896 east Main street.
no THE Il Il A ID l..

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE of bhh1h
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, COUNT
ERs, OUTDOOR SHOWCASE,
MOsLER IRON SAFE, WIN
DOW-FIXTUkES, &C.
In pursuance to the terms OF a deed OF trust
from ;. Weinstein, the undersigned az trustee
will sell at No 1853 east Main street,
TUESDAY, MAY 6rH.
commencing at 10 O'Clock. q large and we'll
ROOTS. LADIES, CHILDREN's. and GENTLE
MINIS SHOES;
COUNTERS;
/ MOSLKk IRON SAFE:
WINDOW-FlXTURKS &C.
THIS stock we'll deserves the attention OF the
trade, az the goods are such as are usually found
IN frst-class retail store. -
TERMS: Cash. SOL l. BLOONbBhti,
I VALENTINE. Auctioneer Trustee.
rnvI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-06
By y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
UVWHs
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CEN
TRALLY.LOCATED BRICK DWELLING
No. 400 EAST CARY STREET, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF
MAJOR GINTER,
ATAUCTION.

In execution o. deed OF trust, duly recorded
IN kichmond Chancery Court in Deadlock "
"A.n page 2Cj, Will sell by auction. on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY s. 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the EXCELLENT PROPERTY
above referred %. The house contains about
fourteen rooms Including servants rooms and
has all modern COuyenences, anf there "a a
frame stable on the vide alley in rear The
Lot has front Of twenty feet AMI extends back
1873 4 - feet to an alley - fee wide.
This Il wei-built, conveniently arranged.
aud desiraoly- located Dwelling. ard viii make a
good homo or a desirable investment property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 dsfray he expenses
OF sale and suy taxes hat MAJ be- duo On said
property. and 10 pay the sum Of st,bshli, win
interest thereon from 3lst Decc m ner l-Sl and
the residue upon such terms rs the pers nal rep
feseni8tye OF the grsntor may prescribe; or. IN
default Of such direction. then upon such terms
as 10 the residue as tho trustee shall mink M.
JAMES L. MAURI,
ap 26 Trustee.