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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

and q member Of Suffolk Lodge. No. 70,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masous. Hs
was also ex-trcssurer and ex-commis-
sioner of the revenue Of the town of Buf-
folk. His funeral will take place to-mor-
row at II o'clock A. NJ.
Mr.. George p. Fitchett lost his youngest
child about o'clock this morning with
diphtheretic Group. Two other of his chill
dren are also quite sick.
THE Y. NJ. @. A.
A union meeting Of tho Baptist, Chris
tian. Episcopal, and Methodist churches
was held mt City Hall last night IN the in
terest of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation. The building was filed. about
tary Williams, OF Richmond. Assistant
Stste-Secrctary Dadmun, OF Petersburg.
and General Secretary Johnson, of Roa-
noke, made appropriate remarks, which
were interpreted with singing by the
choir of the Christian church and the con-
eregation. Miss Rosa Jones and Mr.. Dad
nun each sang a solo. The meeting was
very interesting and inspiring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
BY Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO
Y PERTY AND LOTS ADJOINING AT
NORTHEAST CORNRR OF NATIONAL GENE
TFKY ROAD AND LEWIS STREET, NEAR
CHIMBORAZO PARK, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust, the first
from Henry T.. Adams and wife 70 Frank ID. HILL
trustee. and the other from Henry 7. Adams TO
CIV X. London, trustee. dated April q 1888,
and october Z. 1890, respectively, and both duly
recorded In Henrico County Court Clerks Office,
we will sell at auction, on the premises, at
o'clock +. NJ. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1891,
tho PROPERTY described In said deeds as fol-
lows: The LOT, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, in county OF Henrico, containing
DO of IN s,re ON north side Of Lewis street,
being the same lot OF land conveyed to said
Adams from the estate OF Banks Wade. on which
there II a new FRAME DWELLING and other
improvements; also, THAT CERTAIN PARCEL
or LAND adjoining the above, fronting 80 feet
OF the National Road and extending back between
irregular lines about % feet to an alley 20 feet
wide, being same land conveyed 70 said Adams
by James 4. Dickinson, trustee.
This property being In such prominent loca-
tion-at the Intersection OF Lewis street, In Full
Ton. with the beautiful National road, leading to
the cemetery-will prove good investment for
any purchaser.
TERNs Cash. but more favorable terms may
be had on day Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL,
GUY X. LONDON,
&C IS Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

BY request Of the owner. gto ,.,.
future remove Ga his nex hl-.. b.. ~ "a,
suburbs. Will sell by auf'i0a r-. ..... ''''-
WEDNESDAY. oCgosss "a. f.., "a
At ) o'clock Y. H., that r. .sAAr ....
WITH 1Hb VERY isIs. is1i0f
HANDSOME CRVjN -...,,.. .tlEl.
occupied by MAJOR Dosey. t'.. IL
On the first f'OOr are thn fa-.- ..
dlning-room, library, pantry S. t'fr
ro'le' VAC Murray hfliS "..Hlrt..v b., a.
hhn cApen-Nry nni,iiri. p.rfa.. f. ff
thing Of the Kind Ia fhe .i'y. O. ... ..fa,
are four chambers, bah. ST.. .... 70
are three chambers. 1hnlr.. Pig
tho stalrways broad anl ra.e.
The house t. he,'eI Dr. a ,.-....
rreplaccf. Tho largo ln! e.r..
tiful grounds are situated rn a. ...... fs.
ner, Commanding . .prnt .. 70
along FRANKLIN Street. ani 1rn a .... tfi
shrubbcry. ana foHsriue-. "a
In the rear. On n slln. pave. ......
excellent stable, NTH fo.n t-
two vehicles. and gbJyn gr. t.. q
and feei-rOOm. 1
THIS PROPERTY. iea.f.... Dad
pfe-cmincntly Command .e t... ~
convenience. and Leli'I .. 80
ciety and general surrolf ..r.. -.
II the pur 'hasef should r. ......
o. the grounds he cruil 4..
tho corner without injury tl t... Tel
moving one " he w'ns- ln.... ....
feet.
IL goes without saying 'flt N.s...
most attractive Franalr-.ffr..
market, but a. the Culg l.rt.
east OF Harrison street - t..t f.t
press Itself upon ~ gi0 a4rf .......
here only.
TERMS: One fourth cl-a. balls.
ani Three year.. Tor nN'rs a'l r.
annually and properly ser-rci
&C II ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20


him up on the same tree by the side of his
Inflated companions.
SILENT STREETS.
The crowd then dispersed and in fifteen
minutes the streets Of Clifton Forge were
as silent as a graveyard. The moon was
SHINING almost as bright as day. and bathed
IN Its silvery hight the CHASTITY faces OF the
misguided men who were left hanging on
tne tree as well as the lovely scenery by
winch our city Is surrounded.
No coScEALMRSr.
There was no effort TO conceal the work
OF the night. The men who were ENGAGED
In II came IN their usual clothes, with no
species Of dise uise.
Ihe bodies OF the lynched rnen were left
hanging all night on the tree, where they
every citizen Of Clifton Forge. A. 10
O'Clock an inquest was held over the deed
pcuies. me verdict SIMPLY being that the
deceased, Charles Miller, John Scott and
tsopsft burton. came TO their death bv the
nAnas Oh parties unknown 10 the Jurors
RAID AGAINST CLIFTON foRGy.
:. your correspondent talked with Robert
burton soon after he was captured. The
prisoner was asked II he was yy,Il,ro .o
make statement for the public press ~.
eaid that he was, and then proceeded 10
tell rather rambling story, the puraort
Of which was that he had been persuaded
rather against bis will bv Charlie Miller ~
join IN raid against Clifton Forge.
TnEr GOT THE FIoHr.
He admitted that they had come up from
tho Big Hill {" Mines (Which is down in
Bot4tourt county. owned and worked bv
The Longdale Iron Company for the pur.
pose At peking an attack on the city. lie
onl6 their object was pure devilmcnt aud
3 desire for light. He then tried to ex-
eulpsts himself A. much as he could by
saving that he hsd not fred on the citi-
sona. From his talk your correspondent
y 81 The opinion that the object was TO
him Or general fight between the
vkIESs end hssskA and los the raiders 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
ALARM At CLIFTON FORGE.
The Monticello Guards Ordered There
aud the Negroes Didn't Take the Town.

The MoDttCciiO Gunrus Ornereu A"e'o
aud the Negroes Didn't Take the Town.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
CLIFToN FORCE. Va. October 19.-Phcre
was great excitement here last night over
kilograms received saying that the negroes
were organizing at Low Moor and Glen
Wilton to march in aud take the town. =.
A meeting Of the. citizens was held. and
companies were formed and sent out to
guard all bridges and roads that lead into
the town.
PICKET MEN.
Regular picket men walked beat oil
night in the town. The Governor was APP
pealed to for militia and the Monticello
Guards OF Charlottesville were sent here
this morning twenty-seven strong under
command Of Major Roberts.
ALL QUIET.
Everything is quiet now. and there Is
little fear that the town will be attacked
by the negroes. The military returned to
Charlottesville on the noon train.
KILLED WHILE ASLEEP.
A negro tramp was killed on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio last night between here
and Iron Gate. He was drunk and asleep
on the track
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

AA&~ ~---~
r,RUsTEEY PUBLIC SALE
or that
+ FINE CORNER BUsiNESs-sTAND.
LARGE STORE AND RESIDENCE COMBINED
no. col, -
CORNER CHERRY AND CUMBERLAND
STREETS.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED TWo-Siohf hES''
DENCE,
No. eos,
ADJOINING SAME on THE SOUTH
FRONTING TOGETHER ABOUT 80x14l lO-l2
FEET,
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER CHERRY AND CUM
BERLAND STREETS,
VERY NEAR CLAY-wARD ENGINE-hoUsE
AND CLAY-wARD MARKET.
In execution Of tho deed OF trust from J. r:
Keller and wife dated August ~ 1851,
Gerry Court, the undersigned, trustee VIII sen ny
public auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. OcroBi,i 90, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE descnpeH
In said deed. II being the above-named NhKl
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE bosi' h''
~. On ne corr.r 10 ,be s,acIou. and substantial
TWO-STORY STORE AND DWELLING COM
bined, containing about seven rooms Desiaes a,o
store aud on the adjoining lot the nea, an1 ,
stantial DETACHED TwO-SIOhl DIV n.L ~,
OF about alx rooms. both having the usual con-
yeniences, city water, gas, Sewers paveneh'S'
&c.
The corner ia a well-estabiished grocery-Nsnh
and the location most convenient anu uc'""'''
for business and residence.
This property will yicid a handsome revenue
aud this sale affords an unusual opportunity iOr
nrst-class investment. $3.50
f, Han, ~ the terms
prescribed I'm .aid decd, on third cash the bal
ance in equal instruments at six aud Twelve
months. by negotiable notes, vith interest Aia-
cd, and secured by deed OF trust; or, the en,l.e
purrhase-money In cash, at the option OF inc
purchaser. JAMES Is. ELAN, iIus.,s,
j. b. ELAM & Co, Auctioneers. &c 10
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SD SUIlS AND SIOOVERCOATS

certainly had the call. All who came to
look found them as represented. They
were pleased with the quality, the make,
the general looks, and the prices. They
bought, and it paid them well. Such
bargains as these are RARE BARGAINS,
and the people are not slow to catch on.
If ycu want to save from 81 to 50 it
will pay you to look through our line OF
$3.50. IS, 80, and so Suits. These Suits
are Of Atwood fabric and are made well,
lit well, and will wear well.
Don't think that We haven't anything
but so Overcoats. Well, we've got EN-
in every conceivable shade, IN all styles,
in all qualities, ranging in price from
81. 80 to $50. Guess We can find one to
suit you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
AUCTION sALEs-Thls Day: ,,,..o
BY r. r. Winston D Son
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
so,,uresrONER,S AUCTION sALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT GRAND, CENTRALLY.LO-
GATED. AND IMPROVED PROPERTY STU.
ATED on THE sOuTHEAsT CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND ELEVENTH. spREETs,
REiN1 THE LATE RESIDENCE OF ThE
HON. JAMES NELSON, FRONTING ON THE
Fast LINE OF MARSHALL STREET 80 FEEr
AND RUNNING BACK IN PARALLEL LINES
40 FEET TO AN ALLEl.--By virtue OF de-
crce Of tho Circuit Court OF Henrico county, en-
,areS on the 9TH day of October, 1891, In the
cense Of "Smi;h aud wife rs. Niche and d's., the
meteorological special commissioner will sell at
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY THE oOTH DAY or OCTOBER, 1891,
.t 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the above described and
cenfral,y-located PROPERTY.
The improvements consist OF large brick
dwelling with over IL rooms, brick Kitchen with
4 rooms, carriage-house and stable. fronting 80
foct on the cast line OF Eleventh street and
running back within parallel lines 40 feet to a
lO-foot alley.
This splendid piece Of property being In
good neighborhood, Just one square from the
new City Hall, near the Capitol, post-ofce, and
surrounied by churches. and In every other way
deslrably located, IL Is seldom that such proper
~ 40 well located can be had on the market, and
tbose IN search OF q good home or profitable In
vestments will do well 10 attend this sale.
TERMS or SALE: One third In cash; balance on
N credit OF six, eight, twelve, and twenty-four
months for negotiable notes, interest added from
day of sale, and the title retained until oil the
nurchase-money Ii paid and deed ordered TO
~ BENJAMIN II. NASH.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

nxsrxnArI cnARAcrxn.

OY8PERATE CHAUACIHHs
Charlie Muller is known In this part OF
the State IS desperate character. Twice
before he has been engaged here In Clifton
Forge in most tlisrracefrl rows, and once
about SIX months ago he plotted with three
othcr negroes TO take possession. OF tho
Richmond and Allegheny. train leaving
here and throw the conductor, Captain
Tyree, from the window. This plot was
overheard by tho Rev. Mr.. Wheeler. pastor
of tho Methodist church at this place at
that time. and by him prevented, be being
a very powerful man ready to do his whole
duty, preacher that he Is.
THE MURDERED WHITE NAN.
Boiling ia the son Of DR.. Boiling, OF
Buckingham. He married the daughter
of DIR. Payne. of Fiuyanna county. He
leaves q wife and one child. He was about
twenty-six years of age. and was brake
man on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
He was one Of our best citizens, much be-
loved and thoroughly respected by all who
knew him. Mr.. Wilkinson is young man
about TWENTY-FIVE. He is also brakeman.
and Is spoken Of in the highest terms by
those who know him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
BAILEY SUES JUDGE KELLY.
He Wishes to Recover 500 Costs Paid by
the :. 4. & D. Il. r. Co.
fsnec,al telegram TO the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON. Va, October Ian action Of
trespass on the case IN dssgp,psh has been
brought against Hon. John A. Kelly,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Washington
county, by J. NJ. Bailey, as receiver of the
Virginia, Tennessee and Carolina Steel and
Iron Company, Bristol Land Company, the
Bailey Construction Company, and the
South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany. the object OF the suit being TO re-
cover from Judge Kelly 500 which was
paid out by the South Atlantic and Ohio
Railroad Company rs part of the costs in
Cured by the Hon. Judge in the Supreme
Court of Virginia short time ago. when q
mandamus was issued requiring him to
comply with an order Of Hon. X. A. Rich
ardson concerning the receivership of the
above-named companies. 1t is understood
here that Judge Kelly paid the balance Of
the costs adjudged against him. $2l4.01,
but Mr. Bailey, as receiver, thinks that he
is also responsible for the 500 paid by the
South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in his defence in the Court of APP
peais. This perhaps is the first case in the
history OF the country where circuit
Judge has been sued in his own court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
PlTTSYLVANlA DEMOCRATS.
Able and Eloquent Addresses by OFFER
rail-, FIournoy. and Hurt.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, Va, October 19.-To-day has
been regular tield-day for the Democracy
OF Pittsylvania county. Hon. Charles T..
O'Ferrall and Hon. Henry w. Flournoy de-
livered eloquent and able addresses, which
created great enthusiasm. The court
house, the largest room which could be OBJ
tanned, was packed with people: Judge
Flournoy made a fine address. which was
we'll received. The fame Of Colonel OFFER
rail- had preceded him. although it is tho
first time he ever visited this county. Our
people were carried away with him. His
speech was one OF the most eloquent ever
delivered here. and for two hours he held
his audience SPELL bound, as with master
hand he set forth the principles of De-
mocracy. His discussion Of the tariff was
simple, yet exhaustive and powerful. He
closed with great applause, and his speech
will bear fruit on the Sd of November. Col
onel Hurt made brief speech, which made
q fine impression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
WaeINlA.coupoN TAX CASES.
The Federal Supreme Court Denies Mo-
tion 60 Advance Them.

The Federal supreme Court Denies Mo-
tion to Advance Them.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch-I
WASHINGTON, October l9.-The United
States Supreme Court to-day denied
motion to advance Virginia coupon tax
cases as follows:
No. 1009-Wiliam II. Jones, plaintiff in
error. rs. the Conmonw calth of Virginia.
No. i0i0-J. J. Malone et al, plaintiffs in
error. %. John w. Brandford. treasurer, &c.
No. isi6--James II. Gregory Il al, plain.
tits in error. cs. John II. Bransford. trea-
surer. &c.
10. lo45-J. J. billiard. plaintiff in error,
%: T. ,. Moorman. treasurer, &c.
No. iSi7-yoscph lawson Il al. plaintiffs
~ error, Is. John w. Bransford, treasurer.
No. lsl8--L. z. Litchford ct al, plaintiffs
IN error. "a H. J. Day. sergeant. DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
By j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
I'd. A. Undertake. Salesman,)
1885 east Main street

ATAUCTION-OARPETS, PARLOR
IA ORGAN, OAK sIDEB0ARD, HEATING
AND COOKING.STOyES, BLANKETS, &C.
AT 1O1f O'CLOCK TO-DAY
the following goods must be sold for cash and
taken away Immediately after the sale:
NEW CARPETS, two square, with BORDER ex-
very handsome PARLOR ORGAN. eleven stops.
in good order very large and heavy walnut
case: -
2 PLATE-GLASs SHOWCASES: fancy CASE:
ID assorted NEW and SECONDHAND HEAT
ING-STOvES-suc as Iron King, self-feeders,
sc. 4; 5COOKING-STOVES | new OAK SIDE
BOARD; SINGER SEWlSG-MACHlNE;
l SILK-PLUSH LOUNGE;
Assortment OF CANE and w DIS a
CHAIRS; WILLOW ROCKER;
LEAF and SQUARE TABLES, BUREAUS,
SAFES, LOUNGES, HALL-soFA, DESKS;
MARBLE-TOP Wristbands;
l REtRIG orator several good BEDSTEADS
- pair NEW BLANKETS-white and gray;
10 dozen UNDERSTANDS, BABY-CAkRIAGE,
good rs new. and many other MlSCELLA-
NEOUs ARTICLES.
l will have about fifteen wagon-oads ofGOODS
to sell at auction In few days, and need the
room. All goods sold to-day must be removed at
once. j. n. VALENTINE,
&C % Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
BY Apperson h Pollard,
Real Estate Agents and Auctineers.

BY Apperson Il Pollard,
Real Estate Agents and Auctineers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. 10 $4,000 ACRES ABOUT ONE FOURTH
OF A MILE EAST OF THE CITY, FRONTING
on The RICHMOND AND YORK-RIVER
RAILROAD AND ON BOTH SIDES OF LEWIS
STREET, NEAR THE NATIONAL ROAD.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on the
the Clerks ONCE OF Henrico County Court, In
Deadlock 134 A, page EOS, default having been
made In the payment Of portion OF the debt
thereby secured, and at the request Of the bene
ficiary, We shall sell By auction, upon the prem
TUESDAY, OcroBER 90. 1891,
at 4:30 o'clock P. NJ, those TWO TRACTS OF
LAND lying and being In the county OF Henrico
about one fourth OF a mile from the eastern
limits OF the city Of Richmond. on the Richmond
aud Ycrk-kiver railroad and Lewis street. One
OF said tracts. on which Ia the dwelling contain
ing six rooms and the out-buildings, lies on tho
east side oil Lewis street. and contains three
acres and thirteen poles, and the other tract lies
on the west side OF Lewis street. nearly opposite
the aforementioned tract. and contains Is 06s-
1000 acres. and Is bounded by Lewis street and
The largo frontage OF this property on tho rail-
road and on both SIDES Of Lewis street makes Il
very desirable fos manufacturing a. well as
homo sites.
TKRMs Cash suficient to defrsy expenses of
sale and to pay note for 91,47L53 duo 10th u
Juno, 1901, with interest TO date and credits as
70 41.5l439 due 10Th December. 1891. and
ol,557.24 dus 10Th June, 1899; balance st such
time ~ may b announced o. sale.
II. r. POLLARD,
Surviving Trustee.
Ayrxnsou b POLAND. AuctionserA % 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
&. A. Reermans Chosen for the Senate and
i. w. HnrtweiI for the House.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

j. w. Hartweil for tho House.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SALEM, Va, October 1.-the called
mass convention of Republicans to make
nominations for this district met IN Salem
Town Hall to-day with about fifty people
present, and Lawyer Baer. Of Salem. pre-
siding. Z. A. Heermans, OF Christians
burg, was nominated for the Senate and
j. W. Hartwell. of Roanoke. for the House.
The meeting was very tame affair, there
being no enthusiasm.
Jim Marshall and NJ. c. Thomas.
Democratic nominees, spoke in the court
house, and were followed by Alliance Dis
trict-Lecturer Cobb. who simply set forth
Alliance doctrine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
To Speak In Halifax.

VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Va, October ~, 1891.
The Hon. II. X. Pollard will address the
people at Halifax Courthouse OF Monday,
October &c, 1891.
]. TAYLOR ELLYsoS, Chairman.
James H. Fisher. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
SOUTHAMPTON POLITICS.
The "Kickers" Make y mination-But
the Democrats VIII Win.
TSpecial TELEGRAM TO the Dispatc

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CouBTLAND, Va, October ia meeting
of the kickers with third-party proclivitles
was held at this place to-day and Mr.. John
Pretlow, ST., was nominated as their can
didate for the Legislature. 1t is not be-
lieved that they will IN any way endanger
the election of Mr.. Pulley. Us large ma
jority of our people are tor him and are
determined TO work for him with I'M
ceasing energy and zeal, as they should do,
and elect him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
By J. Thompson Brown 6 Co..
lib east Main street.

By j. Thompson Brown 6 Co..
11l3 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO
Il STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 1927
HICKORY, NEAR CALHOUN STREET.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from ID. W. Parker
10 Allan j. Harris, dated December 81, 1890,
and recorded In Deadlock 142 A, page 245,
Richmond Chancery Court, TO secure a note
therein described and default having been made
and being requested to do, will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, OcToBER22D,
at 8 p. NJ, the PROPERTY therein described as
follows: All that LOf OR PARCEL OF LAND ly-
ing and being in Bakers addition 10 the city of
Richmond, commencing7 IL feet from the south line
Of Calhoun street and running southwardiy along
the east line Of Hickory street % feet, thence
back and between parallel lines 93 feet TO the
line of Clayton's property" This is small pro-
perty, so much In demand for cheap homes by
people OF moderate means or small Investment
which pays the biggest kind Of interest.
TERMS Cash as TO sI20, with interest from
March 81, 1891, expenses OF sale, and about $40,
and balance as announced at sale; or II Is pro-
bable that still easier terms may be offered.
ALLEN j. HARRIS, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
&C II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
BY X. b. Chaf'ln & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
4 TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING, CON
TANNING FOUR ROOMS AND kITCHEN.-By
virtue Of a certain deed OF trust from Ihomas
Hill and wife, recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court, in Deed-Book l42 A, page 5l6, and at the
request OF the benenciaries, default having been
made in the payment OF certain sum OF money
therein secured. we will sell by public auction,
on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1891,
at ~ o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed in said deed as follows: All that LOT OF
LAND. with improvements thereon, lying and
being in tho city OF Richmond. Va, commencing
SO feet from the northeast corner Of Jane Chris
tians lot, thence running on the north side OF
Goddin street formerly called Webster street)
81 feet, thence running at right angles In a
northerly direction 10 feet between parallel
lines being between Roam and Tyler streets.
Good rents In this vicinity makes this property
desirable for an investment.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense OF sale and
sS42.10, but more liberal terms will be given If
desired. JULIUS STRAUS,
X. b. CIiAFFIN,
W. J. WESTWOOD,
Oc II Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

At tho request Of the owner. We will offer the
AFOREMENTIONED VALUABLE PROPERTY
for sale, by auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1891,
az 400 o'clock p. NJ. This house was built by
the late James NJ. Talbot, who was ono OF our
wealthy citizens. for his own use, subject to his
dcily inspection, and in its construction none
but the best material OF every kind was used
no expense being spared to make II complete In
every respect. IL contains twelve rooms, be
sides kitchen, laundry and servants rooms,
with all modern improvements, such as bath
rooms, hot and cold water, servants bells,
speakine-tubes. handsome marble mantels, fur
mace, L1trobe stoves, range, &c.
The arrangement Of the entire premises was
planned with special reference 70 comfort and
convenience, aud is now In perfect order.
There IL also a LARGE BRICK STABLE AND
CARRlAGE-HOUSE on the premises
The LOT fronts on Nineteenth street % feet
and runs back 1914 feet 10 a Wide paved alley.
We will take pleasure In showing this property
10 any one before the hour Of sale who may de-
sire to purchase.
Terms: Liberal, and announced at sale.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR 81 SON,
&C IA Auctoneers.