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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
NC. REVENUE TAXES
THE ocroBEa COLLECTIONS THE
LARGEST ON RECORD.
The Tone Of the Democratic Address Tenn
perate and AdmirAbis-A Boys Ter
ribie Dcath--Ex position Notes.
Especial telegram 70 the pispasch.l

Especial telegram ~ the Dsphtcn.l
RALEros, N. g.. October 3I-The in
ternalrevenue collections in this district
for October are one hundred and FIVE thou
sand dollars. tho largest on record. The
Collector says tho great increase Is due to
the amount of distillation of brandy from
apples and peaches. There are more dis
tilleries of fruit brandies in operation than
ever before. working up the large crops.
THE Address.
All the members of the Committee OF
Ten appointed to prepare the address to
the Democrats OF the State have now
signed IL save j. 4. Bell, who is State lee
turer Of the Alliance. The document is
now In his hands Some persons express
fear that extreme Alliance men will not
heed the address, but are determined TO
form the Third Party" A number OF
people have read the address and say its
tone 10 temperate and admirable.
LoNG TERM.
There was brought to the penitentIary
TODAY from Alamance county negro boy
who will serve twenty-five years tor lar
ceny.
A NEW COLONEL.
Governor Holt today accepted the re-
/ OjbAAHi}Oi va W. l. 'ih1 40 tbiVL'a VI VA
Third regiment. Samuel n. Boyd, of
Reidsv:lle, was promoted 20 that position.
William A. Babbitt, of Oxford. succeeding
BOYD as lieutenant-colonel, and W. A.
Gattis, of Durham, becoming major.
CRUSHED 70 PIKcEs.
News was received here to-day. of the
terrible death of the tour-year-O.d son or
Thomas Poplin in Arson county. The
boy was ia the upper story OF an oid-fash-
toned gin, and fell through hole upon a
great wooden cog-wheel. which carried
him round and literally crushed TO pieces.
Next Tuesday Is AgrlcultuTal-College-
day at the Exposition, and Professor W. T..
Massey, OF that college. will deliver an ad-
dress. On Thur day Governor Fleming, OF
West Virginia, speaks. The formal open
iug Of the colored department occurs
Tuesday.
NEGRO CONVENTION.
There 10 much talk among the white Re-
publicans now regarding the negro State
convention to be held here IN November.
The negro newspapers are stirring That
race and urging IL 10 demand pro rata
share OF the offices. The meeting OF tue
negroes al Wilmington to choose delegates
to this convention Will have great effect.
The negroes wait for the Third Party
and it 10 SAID will vote with 1t. as they
think by SO dong they will inJure both the
Democrats aud the white Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
The SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED PRESS
Election OF Omcers-Telegrams of APP
proval and Promises of support.
fBy telegraph to the Inspstch.l

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
New YoRk. October 8l.-The newspaper
editors and prOprietors VINO mot yester-
day IN the Aston House to organize the
Southern Associated Press convened there
again today and elected the following
officers: President. l.. P. Howell, At
lauta; Secretary and Manager, Adolpa 5.
Ochs. Chattanooga. Tenn. Directors: W.
W Screws, Montgomery, Ala; ). H.. Is
till, Savannah. Ga: George Nicholson,
New Orleans. La. }. 9. HeInphill. CHARLES
ton, S. O.. Evan Z. Howell, Atlanta, Ga. /;
T. 4. stockton, Jacksonville, Fla !; W. P.
Pnckard, Birmingham. Ala; Adolph ;.
Ochs, Chattanooga. Tenn, and Z. OB.
CowardIn, Richmond. Va.
There were received many telegrams
from editors and propretors of southern
newspapers expressing approval OF the
movement and promising 1t their support.
After arranging details for the transaction
of business the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

'-0I COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
'''ion II the Party's Candidates As
l.I.--N lrrinlnI. N.rt Gnxnrnnr.

'.'..l telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
n...-''No.g, October 3l.-A rousing
- '-..r meeting was held here to-
!. D. ,ol- Charles I. O'ferIali spoke.
81 =, .'notlacy Of Page county Is fully
49, -Al wil send Graves (Domocrat)
49, u Toe Of Delegates and ii. l.. Wal
b.. .e susie senate from this district.
a., ocfacy Of Page county nomi-
~, -'il's l.. Oferrall for Governor,
A. ,.. 90 '' i.- level best 10 elect HIM and
---'hi 81 success. Colonel OFer-
81. 'i'''" vas IA his usual splendid
j., ~,N Is Oolts the next Governor OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.


s420 per annum, No. 40 wess NAH huo'''
10 rooms, modern. ~
$500 per annum, No. 400 east cary suee''
rooms, and stable. IN
$500 per snnum, No. 3l4 west MAIN street, Az
rooms, modern. =
s240 per annum, No. Ala west Main street;
rooms. modern, newly renovated.
5000 per annuui, No. 6l3 north Fourth sHeo''
rooms, modern, newly renovated.
$3.50 per month, No. BIO Randoipn e'fcc''
rooms. ...
$40 per month, new frame, Harrison street
between Lech and Moore; q rooms.
$40 per month. Nos SIG, SIS, and S22 s1rihS
street: rooms each.
$3.50 per month, 40. 2.1 north Seventeenth
street; , rooms. 2
$40 per month. No. $40 south Pine street; D
ro0ms. :
as por month, No. 1871 Ashland avenue;
rooms. - - -,
SEQ per month, Nos. 1910 and 1912 Beverley
street: rooms each.
IS. SO per month, No. FOG and 70s Buchanan
hppiy to FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
no III Real Estate Agenia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
AUGUSTUS EXPOSITION.
II Will Be Formally Opened To- Morrow
A New Bridge.

ArousrA. GA, October 3l.-Governor
Northen arrived here this evening. He
will open the Augusta Exposition Monday
at 2 O'clock as orator of the day. All bust
meas will be suspended at noon. as the
whole city will attend the exercises.
The North Augusta steel bridge across
tho Savannah river, connecting Augusta
and North Augusta, was thrown open to
the nubli to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
EOR RENT.

Kun hhNI' 90
No. 617 east Main etreot-THREE-SToR.
BRICK. newly painted inside and out and pa
percd all through.
No. sos north Tenth street-newly papered
and painted, all modern improvements.
No. 100 east Broad street Opposite Ford 9
Uotel-suitable for boariing-house.
No. Ala cast Leigh strcet-in nice order aud
modern improvements.
No. 60 north Sixth street-moiern improve
ments, new. and desirable.
No. 1908 Grove ayenuc-new and handsome,
modern improvements.
No. 1920 west Marshall-modern improve
mcnts
No. 1914 south Laurel street; rooms.
DESIRABLE FLAT, FOushee aud Cary.
SUTTON X CO.,
mn 1.cuEWot lOlj Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
ONE LIFE FOR MANY.
Execution of Man Who fad Committed
More Murders Than lilo Could Recall.

IBy telegraph tothe Dispatch.l
SrpAIrA. Mo-, October 3l.-Thomas A.
Williamson, the murderer of Jefferson and
Charles Moore, his own wife, and so many
other peopIe that according to his own
story he cannot remember the names OF all
OF them, gave one life in return for the
many this morning. Yesterday afternoon
ters of Sheriff Smith, to whom he had be-
come verv much attached during bis eigh-
teen months confinement In the county
iail. The thought that ho must part from
them proved upon his mind more than
that of imminent death and every time he
thought of them he burst into tears. Ihis
morning he assembled the seaifold and met
death without the slightest fear. Accord
inc to his own story Williamson had been
a thief from childhood and in the peniten1-
tisrv several tines, once for murder. He
was employed by the Moore's as farm;
hand and one day their bodies were iop IN {,
buried. Williamson confessed that he had
killed them.
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The Tompkins = Total Loss.
nv feiecrauh 70 the DispAtch.l

Mrxpu,s. TxsN.. October S1.-The
.tsamer General Tompkins, engaged to
take the place of the steamer CniG h snS
snnS tins evening IN White river cut
s ON 4 dispatch received tonight says
.h.,s were no hves lost. but the Temp
sins. which wAs valued Ct $1,000 y
total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
THE TWO posT-oFFICeS REMAIN.
saIem's Ancient observation-disclosures
Votes for n New Courthouse Nov. 10th.

FUtVs tut " ~" +" o"e11 ''''
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WINSTON, n. c.. October 3l.-The talked
Of consolidation of the Winston and salem
post-oifices has been considered by the de.
partment. The latter, from points OF
facility and economy, was anxious to ef-
feet such change but by. the unanimous
petition of the Salem people 1t was decided
TO leave the matter Us 1t is with distinctive
post-offices. Salem has institutions ante
dating our century and couldn't well af-
ford to lose the name, though the con-
solldation with joInt name would be un-
uuestionably great advantage
Forsythe Will vote on the issuance OF
$50 OOJ In bonds November 10th for the
erection of new court house.
Winston shipped between 100000 and
1900. 700 pounds of manufactured tobacco
during October.
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MOBILE AND THE MISSOURI VALLEY.
An Important Proposition Touching Ter
minal ard Elevator Facilities.
In tniarra nh 10 the DiapafCh.l

10y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
MOBILE, Ala, October 31.-In view OF
the organization OF o grain-export move
ment from Gulf ports the Commercial
Club of Mobile has just made PROPOSE
ton to the shipping interests OF the
Missouri valley that Mobile would es-
tablish terminal and elevator faciiities
edennate to the entire traffic. This in
wolves the construction of Gulf anchor
ACE a terminal railroad. and many eleva:
tors. as well as the establishment OF
whaleback and common steamship lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
NEGRO CONVENTION
RUN OVER BY A SHIFTING ENGINE.
a Negro So Badly Injured that lie Died
AsheviiIe's Connection with Tampa.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
AsHEvnLE, N. c., October 31.-Zacharias
Morgan (colored), employed by the rail.
road company. was run over by the SHIFT
ing engine yesterday afternoon and SO
badly injured that he died last night.
". A. Gaines, president of the FLORIDA
and Carolina hallway Company, IS here III
consultation with our citizens. The road
is TO connect Asheville with Iamoa, Fla,
ciq Greenville, ). c., and MlliageyIlle. ga.
President Gaines states that he has Sc
cured $50. COO III subscription to the capt.
I al stock besides many rights OF way.
ARRESTED.
&C. Rogers, who is charged With rob.
bling TllleT's jewelry-store last August,
and who then disappeared has at last been
caught in Baltimore. He was ldentined
by picture in the Kogue's Gallery.
A YOUNG ELEcTBIcfAS.
The Board Of Aldermen has placed the
clty's fre-alarm in charge OF Charles Wad-
dell. There has been much trouble with
the alarm heretofore. 1be new appointee
10 only fourteen years of age. he appeared
before the board with ali attorney as ap-
plicant, and was called upon TO say what
was the matter Ia response he made such
statement that he was forthwith ap-
pointed with salary. Ge Is very bright
boy and is said to be an expert electrician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
The Ml...oaarls. ssfe.

BosroN, October Si.--Rev. N. q. CLARK,
secretary Of the American Board or For
sign Missions. received this morning =
cablegrgm from Hiogo, tho port OF Kobe
japan, stating that 1.-THE missionaries are
safe" This refers 10 the earthquakes thai
occurred there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
IL DWELLINGS.


No. 407 Eleventh street. between Marshall
and Clay, with 10 rooms, besides Kitchen anu
servants rooms, and modern improvements.
No. 90 Marshall street. between Ninth ana
Tenth, with rooms, range. &c.
No. 3I2 Main street, between Madison ana
Monroe, with rooms, besides kitchen.
Nos. "a and 90 Pine street, between NAN ana
Cary, with rooms each and convenienccs.
No. ITO Floyd avenue, between Beech ana
Morris Streets with rooms.
No. $40 north 1hirtloth street, with rooms.
No. 1901 Franklin 9reet, corner Iwelith, WIN
10 rooms II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
no LIT corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
1900 RESURRECT The PARTY.
Nnhturg Repuhlioans in n BAD Fix
Electric Stisci-I ar Troubles.

telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
.iS-rtrfa. IA. October 31.-The Re-
l...'.--' -,ro are str wing very hard 10
~ tler party for tho coming cleo
~. i-i sn iur have met with very indlf-
t'-' .c-, Colonel H. &. Parsons. of
~ %. o,e. was advertised to speak
i-lsGti night, but he failed TO
-. OIL -.,mg4t the leaders attempted
-.iAA meeting but they could not get q
BLACK COMMITTEE.
-r q tae colored leaders say they
elect "a C.,y Committee Of their
--l ..-'o tlc white Republicans out.
--l uAu named Chsm bers WAS
-.Va oy q strect-car here to-day
'--..Ait -lr,
l-ASAGAN RESIGNS.
a. c.sr.rc strcet-car company here is
e L.fr Trouble. Superintendent
- te.-urI today and left for his
r. .. Daaaottesylile this afternoon.
"-.' i-.wl what caused his resigna-
'f Executive Committee have is
'''.ii'as appeal TO the voters.
A. '4..e l-oer VI fine cattle and sheep
a.. - i-0ash here for tie northern
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EOR RENT. &
Il sTORE-FLOoR AND BASEMENT 3

no. 1903 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
Most admirably suited for Insurance, Real Es-
tate, or Banking business.
Also, several desirable LAWYERS OFFICES
on top floor OF Same building, very accessible by
electric elevator, and supplied with all modern
convenionces for comfort.
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
ANY Of these houses will DO put in nice or1e
TOR j + n T.

y ID
No. 4Os north 10Th street $500 per annum.
no. Go west Grace street; $500 per snnum.
No. 404ls north ID street; $40 per annuHl.
No. 100 west Main street; $3.50 per annum
No. 1O1 noi It'll Beech street: s24O per annhin'
No. 512 north Ninth street; goo per annun'
No. 2S12 east Broad street; goo per nnnufl.
No. 500 north a7ihs:rse,; 82I6 per snnum.
No. JAY east Broad street; $3.50 per snnuin'
No. 2503 t. Broad; $500 per annum (fOonsl
No. 1914 vest Cary street; $3.50 per annuin'
No. 1929 west Marshall street. $40 per tnonih.
No 2Oy Reservoir street; 1880 per month.
No. 40 Reservoir street; SIS per month
No. COS north Tenth street: 500 per annnfh'
No. sO3 west Clay street; $40 per annum.
No. 27O6 east Clay; $3.50 per annnm.
No. $40 north 9TH street; az per month.
No. 225 north 20th street; Sl2 per month.
No. 2s02 . street; $40 pcr month.
And SMALLER HOUSES elsewhere.
Phone 534. y. y. ELAN % W.
no lit I1l3 east mai street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
BY J. II. Valentine. Aucszonssz.
(Jno. Z. Lsushton. 6alssman>.
corner Ninth aud Main streets.

TyAMILY GROCERIES. STORE
IL FIXTURES, HORSES, WAGONe. LAk0e
ICE-BOx, sAOW-CAn98, -, AT AUcItON.--
At tho request OF the ownss, Who y m4ktno .
change IN business, VIII ssp ~ Suction -
THURSDAY. NovuxDSs SRI
- 1870 A. n. at the sscrss Ma 1Sl1 ~ Natn
~ +: sI ssS 81 ,sgEa.HS zee sSocz
fODACCOI MOLAee1ls oskIAMxn
s sosSssn ILL., sEaoS S.SSss * a
GOOD a0ItERa losr - s.s yesss O.
GRocBR1 TOrWAo0N, 43yQ44AY
xOAnwA0oEs VIZ - MICH cQWs
- ns,y - AAxxi tHsSt = $3.50.
yzo 3 LArssleI, 1880 U
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CTORES FOR RENT.

- E.I
$3.50 per annun, No. 1919 east Cary; three
story warehouse.
$500 per annum, No. 40S west Broad: nve
rooms above.
$50 per annum. No. lOOo east WIZ
Main: eight rooms above. remodel
also per annum, No. 1904 east into
Main eight rooms above. factory.
Apply 10 fhANk ID. HILL q CO.,
no Lit Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
ByJ. Thompson Brown 4 CO..
lil3 Main street.
NJ. c. Staples & Co, Auctionesrs


nor SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND
Il WELl-LOCArED Farm SITUATED ON
THE PROAD-STREET ROAD ABOUT SEVEN
NILES WEST or IHkCIrY AND ABOUT ONB
AND A HALF MILES IRON LAUREL STA
TiON,. on TIE RICHMOND, FREDERlCkS
BURG AND POTOMAC RfILkoAD.-by virtue
OF a certain deed Of trust nom Nathan H. fern
and vito ~ %. X. London. trustee, dated june
20, 1889, and duly recorded IN Eenrfco County
Clerks once in Deed Book 1917 A. page 243s de-
fault having been made In tho payment OF me
note secured by tho said deed, and bcing re-
quired By the beneficiary - - do, VIII sou o
public auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1891,
a. o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described g
said deed, as follows: All that certain TkACr
or LAND together with all buildings thereon
rtghts ways, and appurtenhnces thereto belong.
ing, living and being Ia tho county N Henucos
State OF Virginia, on the Broad-street road, con-
tanning seyenty-two CT2l acres, moro OF less, "a.
Joining tho lands OF Ford, hutcheson' hedd. aad
}. 4. Tyler.
TERMS: Cash sufiicient to pay the expenses OF
sale and all taxes that may be duo and 20 diss
charge note for $3.50 with interest from June
90. 1881, and tho residue OF tho purchase.
money at such time and 10 be- secured 70 SUN
manner as the grantors In said decd may dirscs
or IN case Of failure 70 give such direction ~ ne
trustee may SEQ &c, but moro liberal terms nav
he snnounced M sale, q. Il. LONDON,
Oc - ItossoS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
41CJ6NANENT IN ESSEX.
rrr..a Gallant knights on the Chival-
cfi.ld-Ihe Queen.

fi,ld-The Queen.
r.-,. - '..-, % fl, fich nOnd Dis2atch.l
f..-. r,. O.tob.r 3l.-rhe tourna-
- ...'t .t ..4s- neal here yesterday
.lI- creiitable and sue
.-.- .s Nh. ". A. Gresham, the
ls assistants may be con-
e.. rt .G.i 90 valiant knights as
foVU.u tl- charge was exceed
RI a.. t.ty,rot bv Judge Thomas +.
h..H .t m.uf.lGock At night the
r.t, ..3il. mi.es and gentlemen in
Ives i. LoIly number attended
rr,'i.n supper and entertain
c..f.'rAm. -.i srlous new store build
1. 1Ltlew pihgcof Champlain. Tho
.f..rr c'ire- was made by Judge
lii 90 Woke. zen and highly pleasing
...... l.r. Robert Lee Upshaw. of
l .. lt...f q the Kippling Wave"
rs..l i- Nc'a Andrews Queen; Mr..
b. A. nr.-..... h4ight OF the Solid south.
s.a-.i l..- hAt- /. Cammack First Maid
ell l.,. lr Robert j.. Ellis, knight OF
I..-.. c,.Elat Mrs Alice |. Gresham
- Bad q Honor; and MIR. Robert
lft. fs .l sy nance crowned Miss
L.'.I r.Fu Iuiti Maid Of Honor; after
7-f. fe supper and dancing were en-
e -.. t.t D.t,t extent.
POLITICAL.
a,C.nI e.- candidacy for tho House
G c-,. Sail not now be walkover,
t-...sa. opponent IN tho person of
- a.ia'sl Cd. lsppahannock. a col
e.tl ....al ~ tie worse stripe, who Is
-,.-r tu Ia'5e the race issue.
AfiI. JLICBAL.
j. s ve. fr the patrons Of President
ls sraIr..I scheme 10 know what a
,1e immunity wc have. and this
s'tl 7.I..-l for On Mr.. Henry Col
.''.--. ,uilt,l1. a yam sweet potato
" IT.. r..l.Hrl. "a : inches. and out of
.- burbank IRISH potatoes l65 po-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
BY Frank d. lin & CO., Auctlonoers.


ry,RUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS
L OF GROUND ON THK SOUTH SIDE OF
ASHLAND STREET NEAR HE MARSHALL
RESERVOIR, IN The CITY OF RICHMOND,
BEGINNING $50 FEET EAST OF RANDOLPi
STREET, RUNNING IN AN EASrERLf Dl-
RECrTON AND FRONTING ON ASHLAND
AVENUE 80 FEET WITH A DEPTH OF
I23 1.l2 FEET 10 AN ALLEY IN COMMON 20
FEET WIDELY virtue OF two deeds Of trust
the lrs. by Julien Binford and wifo TO Frank ID:
I'M. trustee, dated 10th Of March, 1889, and
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Clerks oiice; tho second by julien Biniord TO
Tazewell Elicit, trustee, dated 29th OF August,
1891, and duly recorded In nnmo court-the
undersigned will sell tho aboyc-dercribed PHO
PERRY, on the premises, by public auction, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TX, 1891.
NJ Az O'clock p. These LOTS are on south
side Ashland avenue Just above Marshall reser-
yor, water-pipe In front, and are otherwise valu-
able on account OF their nearress to the city
proper and the facilities for rapid Transports
ton by electric cars.
Terms: While tho deed requires ell cash much
better terms may bo had on tho day VI sale.
FRANK y. HILL,
1sLEWELL ELLETT,
mol Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

Hickok's No. !. II. d. O., FIG, and Caro-
line bun-cuIcd are Pure, Clean. and Choice
eus-Cuyed Tobaccos. Trythem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

ORANGES, BANANAS, PEARS.
" GRAPES, AND APPLES AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.--On MONDAY, November 2d, At II ~,
We will sell without limit 100 punches RIPE
kogs Malaga GRAPES, 800 baskets CON
CORDS and CATAWBAs, 10 barrels PEARS, so
barrels FANCY APPLES. Also, i car EXTRA
FINE CABBAGE. FOX &c RIDER, Commission
Merchants. 1871 east Cary street. no Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
BY Carneal e Gayle,
Real Estate Auctioneera.
HOG Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THIRTY FEET
AOF LAND WIN IMPROvEN EMS THERE.
on, on THE NORTH SlDs OF SOOk6
STREET BETWEEN u HARRISON AND NORTON
srREETs. At the request Of The ownor, who -
anxious 20 sell. W. Will oler FOR sale, On tho pre-
misses. Oh
TUESDAY, TnR 10 or NOVEMBER. 1891.
nj f:3O z. NJ, the above PROPERTY. Tho los
fronts thirty feet ON Nooro street and runs u5ck
a good derih 10 q pulls alley. The Improve
ments consist Ot o small tore aud dwelling with
three rooms IN good condition. Property IN this
section IL improving rapidly and email houses
rent readily.
TERMS: Ensy, and announced at sale.
c29 CAdNEAL ~ GAlLE, Auctioncors
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TOR RENT, L.
I N1CI nWEIiINGA [


South Third street, No 210, near Canal: :
shrec-story, bay-windcw: all modern improve
ments: 12 rooms; In frst-clsss order. hand
eomely pepercd.
Largo 1hrce-Stcry.and- Basement Dwelling No
013 Leigh. near Tenth street; 12 rooms. Cheap.
Mcdium-Slxe Brick Dwelling 30. 110 First, be-
fween Cary and Canal; rooms; good central
neighborhood.
Bay-wlndow Brick 1909 west Cary street; 2
rooms. range, &c.
Neat Nedum-slze Two-Story Brick 5U7 First,
near Clay street: @ rooms, range, &c.
IwoSiory Dwellings Cary near Adams street
rooms, bath. &c. Only 5000 per annum.
Neat Detached Two-story Brc1 1919 Cary,
Large Frame Dwelling. largo lot, west Broad
street near Richmond College; rooms Only
e1s per month.
l2lg Marshall. near Twelfth street; roomA
1917 Ross, near College street: rooms
IOlp Clay, near Norton: u rooms
1905 Ross, near Mayo street: q rooms
O0S south First street q rooms. Only o10.
21s south Cherry street rooms. Cheap.
1901 corner Twenty-eighth and N streets; o
rooms new.
go Twenty-third, near Clay street; rooms.
IA south Pine street: 4 rooms.
14l5 Cary, near Harvie 4 rooms.
1915 Clay, near Norton street; rooms
SMALLER HOUSES.
STORES, OFFICES, FLATS, ROOMS, 20.
Call for
Printed Rent-Last.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
no lit 11l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
BY Mscdouesr & Davis, Auctioneers,
ONCE, 1436 Franklin street.

" TINU1SG BUSINESS VIII sell Al *4Ao east
Broad streo-
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891,
commencing nc 1880 A. NJ, stock OF FRESH
AND DESIRABLE GROCERIES, HORSE, TOP.
WAGON, HARNESS, FIXTURES, &C.
The stock consists In part OF Molasses, Vinegar,
Herrnes, Corned Trout. Rice, Tobacco, Cigars,
Chnrolates. &c.
! HORSE. sound and stylish:
Top SPRING WAGON, in excellent order;
Q OIL TANKS, GREEN GROCERS ICE-B0X,
COFFfE-MILL- SCALES;
2 SHOWCASES and other FIXTURES.
Also, the UNEXPIRED LEASE and LICENSE.
These goods viii be sold. The attention OF the
trade IL called TO this sale.
MACDOUGALL 4 DAVIS,
&c 81 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

GRANT, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST GRANTS ADNISisrnA-
TOR AND AIS. DEFENDAsrs-lN THE CHANCkkf
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I, Charles ". Goddin, clerk OF said court, cer-
tify that the bond required OF sho special COM
nssi0ners by the decree In said cause Of 23d
October, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Path day OF Octo-
Der, 1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN, tierk.
no l.A,O,S, lO.&ll-Gt