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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
sraEeT-cAR FRANCHISES WANTED.
Liberal Propositions Nfade--Neeting oil
the Border AIiisncc-0facers Elected
ran.c,., ,ssagv. q, IN the Dlspatch.i

Liberal Propositions sfade--Neeting OF
the Border Alliance oflcers Elected.
Especial telegram to the DIspatchj
DAxyrLLx, Va, February. is-At o
special meeting of the Council this arte5 y
noon petition was presented oy A. -.
Fitzgerald, president of the stTeetscaI
company, for the privilege OF e1tenulnE
the fine across the iron bridge 70 North
Danyille. and also TO the New Reservoir
Park in the western suburbs. Mr. i;z-
gerald saws in his petition that u the
Couucil will grant the franchise asked LOT
he will recommend to the company that
bonus OF 2 per cent. on the the gross earn
mos OF the company be given as o oonp9
each year for period Of twenty-five years
towards tho improvement OF the reservoir
Park.
IMPROVEMENT sEKDKD.
This park rs beautifully located, and
naturally the grounds are all that couio DC
desired, bat as yet very httle mas NJ
done in the way of Improvement. MI.
FITZGERALD also proposes, If the franchises
are granted, TO put on elegant. new electI Iic
cars m fifteen lays time and give DanVille
A frst-class equipment. Ii IS also belleyed
that the extension of the line to- kcrth
Danyille will soon result in the annexation
OF North Danville, by which DanvliIes
population will be increased 4,OOO. Inc Inc
proposition to extend the line IS generaly
approved by the people.
QUESTIONS DISCUSSED.
The Border Alliance met here to-day
with q large number of farmers in attend
ance. The fertilizer question was as
cussed IN private, and State-Agent a. II.
Venable and s. i. Morgan represeMnttnas
the Alliance Fertilizer Company IN North
Carolina, addressed the meeting. IL ~ not
known how the question was disposed OIL
oYFIcEBs ELECTED.
The following officers were elected i.
q. Richardson, president; Z. w. Suther-
lin, secretary; w. w. Clarkson, lecturer;
w. @. Swami, assistant; 4. y. hee Th.
treasurer: J. s. Cobb. business agent. Inc
most important matter discussed oy tne
Alliance was the establishment in this city
of a ciRarette-factory. and the committee
heartily recommend that such factory DC
established. The report was adopted ana
a committee was appointed TO wait on the
businessmen of Dahyille to see what can
be done,
AN ANTITRUST FACTORY.
The plan Is to start On antitrust cigar;
cite factory with capital OF S2OO,OOO, ana
TO use the Bohls cigarette-machine.
Mr.. b. +. Jordan. o well-known citizen OF
northampton county, ~ ". 49, NJ ~ -
here last night of paralysis. He was on
his way 10 Henry county to engage In rail-.
road work and was in good health until
Yesterday, when he was stricken, with
paralysis. The remains were buried mere
to-day.
ALLIANCE LECTURE.
State-Lecturer Snavely lectured here to-
night on the purpose and plans or the
Farmers Alliance.
The cold-wave signal was displayed here
to-day, but the weather is still oppres-
sively warm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19

friends who esteemed him for his real
worth, and his good works will ever stand
living monument 10 his high character.
Hrs SERVICES.
In his early life he served the people In
the Legislature, and from the period OF
1874 10 1880 was Judge of tho counties OF
Northumberland end Lancaster. He. was
. devoted Christian. and bis death viii be
great loss TO his church rs well as the
community a large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
ASHORE AND srocK CONSUMED.
The Fire Supposed to BE Acoidehtal-LOss
and Insurance.
Especial telegram to the DispatOh.I

DURHAM, N. c., February ia fire oc.
CURED at Vincent, in the northern part OF
Alamance county, n. c., by which the
store and stock of general merchandise of
j. w. a w. A. Murray were entirely con-
sumed. The FIRE occurred at o'clock on
the morning Of the 18th. The insurance
on the building and stock was carried
through the agency of j. Southgate a Son,
Durham, N. o., for $500. divided equally
between the Hartford and the Southern.
There was no cause assigned, but the fire
was supposed to have occurred from the
stove in the store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
ByJ. Thompson Brown Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionscrs,
lIIs Main street.
A BROAD-STREET CORNER
RESIDENCE,
No. 1910 EAST BROAD sTEET.
NEAR THE CITY HALL
We will sell at auction on

We will sell at auction on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1891,
at 40 p NJ, the above CENTRALLY-LOCATED
BRICK RESIDENCE IL Is three story snc-oase-
ment and has fine slate ROOT. and contains
twelve rooms with all conveniences-gaS' bath'
30. A..
The convenient distance Of this house to the
business-centre OF the city, and the near
completion Of the City Hall, rendering tnis
property desirable, should attract the attention
OF those desiring a central home.
The lot frouts on the corner OF a wide alley,
and is 25xl2O feet with "a alley In rear.
You can attend this sale with an almost GER
tainty Of its being sold when put up a. auction
as II Is the purpose OF the owner TO lot It go.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance az SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, secured by trust
deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
10 ia Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
paa.h q a1n a. ). Bash.nan.

TkzKwKLL COURTHOUSE, Va, February II.
minent citizens Of Tnzewell county, died
this morning Of pneumonia after a brief
illness, IN thesixly-seventh year OF his age.
ME. Buchanan was OF the largest farm
crs and graziers OF the Southwest. and was
the uncle Of the Hon. John A. Buchanan,
member Of Congress from this district, He
was q YiFginien Of the old type-Grm
aud courageous ia his convictions and q
lifelong DemocFat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
THE TOBACCO BILL TABLED.
Industries to Utilize Convict Labor--oys'
ter Dredgers Again at Work

ter DfeuEeFs AKA" - 49,
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcn.l
RALT1oH. N. c., February 1s.-The bill
regulating the charges on Leaf: at
the warehouses, and greatly reducing such
charges. was tabled to-day by the Leglsia-
ture by a unanimous vote.
STATE LOAN DESIRED.
The directors of the penitentlary desire
10 borrow from the State $500. 200 IN bonds
with which they propose 20 buy tafm
near Weldon and 70 establish thereon, as
well as in the ponitentiary, industries for
the utilization Of convict labor. They pro-
pose 10 pay the State interest on the loan.
IRRKPREssIBLE DEEDGBRs.
News was received here to-day that
oxater-d redgers are at work again near
Etumpy Point, Hyde county.
Ex-Judge O. X. Thomas, of Newberne,
died there this morning; aged about sew
enty.
Xtelegram received to-day from Buck;
eryille, Ga, states that H. FL. Herring, OF
this county, was killed there yesterday oy
falling limb.
The 0dd-Fellows of Raleigh have pre-
scented Grand-Sire Charles NJ. Busbee with
q costly clock as token of esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. Z. Laushton, Jr., SalesmanD
Nos. 22 and "a Ninth street.

EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS
MATTRESSES, STOVES, &C., AT AUCTloN'-on
THURSDAY TIE 18TH INSTANT
at 1890 A. N. will sell at my auction-rooms
SEVERAL LOTS OF GOOD FURNITURE.
FOR account OF sheriff OF Henrlco county
ONE PARLOR SUIT in colored plush, MARBLE"
TOP BUREAUS, wAsHsrANDs. and nd, T = !,
BLEs, CARPET and RUG, sud OTHER
For account Of estate Of Colonel J. L. Caring
ton, deceased: 1900, 49,,
TRESSES, BED-SPRINGS, CAKfE ,,
CHAIRS, and OTHER ARTICLES from his
late country residence.
For account OF sundry parties:
EXTENsION-TABLES HAr-RACKS;
Handsome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUFFET Win
Tennessee marble slab, as good as new;
New DECORATED TOILET SITS with Jars;
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, ETEGkBES;
CHAIRS. ROCKERS, FEGDERS;
excellent LATR0BE STOVE;
COOKING aud HEATING-STOVES;
Many MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
fel5 GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
A pAMAeeo COTTON CARGO.
The steamer Endymion Being overhauied
for Fire--An Overdue Steamer Arrives.
Especial telegram 20 the Dfspatch.l


NORFOLK. Va. February ls.--The English
steamer Endymion. which has returned 10
port in consequence of the cargo of cotton
having caught lre, is lying at the wharves
OF the Atlantic and Danyille railroad in
Gosport. The cargo in the fore compart-
ment Of the ship is being removed IN order
70 see whether the FIRE has been thoroughly
extinguished. About sixty bales were
damaged, and the ship will sail Saturday.
LOCKED UP.
Henry Neil, who jumped his bail-bond
and went to New Orleans. where he was
arrested by the police Of that city, was
James and locked up. He will be tried al
this term Of the Corporation Court.
The new British steamship Haighiaton,
about which considerable anxiety was felt,
arrived here to-day from Hartlepool, Eng,
over twenty-eight days out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
THE MT. AIRY THIEVES ARRESTED.
Caught at ChristIansburE-They win Pro
bly, be Lynched.
fspeclal telegram to the Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
wnsToa, N. c., February ia few days
ago, as published in the DispGtch OF Sun;
dsy last. two young men named Stone and
Taylor went to the house. of Mr., Samuel
Taylor in Mt. Airy while her husband
was away, choked Mrs. TAYLOR unmercitul-
", and took her keys out of her pocket,
opened the safe, and stole over two thou
sand dollars and then skipped.
PURSUED AND CAUGHT.
Several citizens of the town went in pur-
suit OF the rogues, who escaped arrest un-
I'll last night. They were found in a room
ct Ohristiansburg, Va, a town on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. They had
each purchased a horse, on which they
were travelling. II is believed both will
be lynched, If they have not already been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
nLArA o. luDaE sAMuEL DOWNING
A Faithful Public ssrvaBt, . Devoted
Priced, and Good chr,st,nn.

WAns1w. Va. February l6.-At DAM.
yesterday Judge Samuel Downing, Of Ian.
caster, passed away peacefully aud calmly.
after & brief illness. IN the eifhty-thifd
veas Of his ace. Deceased was greatly
honoFsd and beloFed b. . LARGE circle az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
AUCTION sALrs-Futars Day 49,,
gp penooo. Upper q Co. and z. B. Howis'
Real Estate Auctioneers.
r,RUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE
NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
BY virtue OF certain decd Of trusf dated re.-
ruary !, 1852 and Of record 10 tho Ciorss o1, -
Of Chesterfield County Court, in Deed BOOK %,
page is4. default having been made "a INC gss.
mont of a certain note therein secureo. anu -
Inc reoussted by me beneficiary 30 70 DO, "o
snslI sell BY aactiop, on tho promises, ON
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 90 1891,
at $50 o'clock r. NJ. tbs property aooyo oo.
srribed. fronting fhirty-ihree yS5l 1901 on nv
sorth aldo OF Hull stree. (exieodedl ana running
bacE between parallel lines ISL feet TO Io.ioos
alley, being lot No. 10 Ia tne plan :"
The improvements are In good order ana NO
location is very desirable. THIS properly
steadily enhancing in value ana spouio a'''"S
the attention OF investors ,s,.
TEAMS: Cash as TO expenses OF executing tnls
trust and note OF $500 with interest rom Foo-
rnary I, 1891, sud the balance on very rsasoh"-
bis terms, which will be announced o. SAFE
C. L. DgNOON.
.tx Trustees-
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AUCTION sALEs-rhis nay.
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auefioneers'
Ills Main street
EFAIN.sTREET CORNER STORE.
4fA ALSO.
THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING IN kkAk.
PRREMPToRY SALE
TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT RESERVE.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18Th. Att O'CLOCK r. m.'
We will sell at public auction o. inc above nn 70
aud place thst NEW AND SUBSTANIIALi :
CONSTRUCTED STORE No l4ia cast MAN
street, corner % Msin and New etfeess, NOV , Oe-
cupied by Captain O. Gray Boseioux. VINO VIII -
main a tenant ct $500 per snnum u oesl, To-
The store has granite front, granite Winuon.shi5s,
IA three stories and in thorough oruer. ~
fronts on Main street 81 feet inches, WIN =
depth OF 80 feet inches; tho rear widin OF asoIe
is feet inch, with az alley In rear Iest wIue,
and a side alley from Main street 10 common
Tho BRICK DWELLING, which viii DO SOLD
separately, fronts on Exchange alley 10 iees
with depth OF 80 feet 10 an alley four iees niao
making an area between tho store and awetnng
OF seven feet 10 DO utilized as desired II poth
pieces are purchased by one purchaser
The Lot Of the dwelling on kxchange eney
extends feur feet nine incnes beyond the front
OF the house, and its western line extends Two
feet two inches under tho adjoining mousse Ior
the distance OF about thirty feet A plat OF ac-
chrate lines shown at the ONCE OF ine suc-
TONERS and at tho sale. -
TERMS or SALE: Ono third cash; balance III
six and twelve months, secured by trustdesd
J. THOMPSON BROWN - CO,
feia Auctioueers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
NV lrsrysr4Nf-rr ylHsrr-Nrygs0 <NSN0sNSSsSN
By John I. Goddn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L THAT VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF BROOK
AVENUE BETWEEN CLAY AND LEl0H
STREETS AND KNOWN AS No. 537.-By yirtde
OF q certain decd Of trust executed TO the under
signed bearing date on tho 2lst January, 1889,
and recorded in the Clerks ofice OF Richmond
Chancery Court In Deed Book 1876 B, page 37S,
default having been made 10 the payment OF
certain notes secured thereby, and being re-
duired go 20 do by the beneficiary, will sell &C
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBEUARY 2S. 1891,
at 400 O'Clock y. NJ, the ABoVR-DRsCRIBED
PROPERTY. The improvements consist Of a
substantial TWO-STORY-AN BRICK
BUILDING, the first floor being occupied as g
store and tho upper part Cave or ak rooulsl as a
dwelling. Tho premises are 10 good repair, the
present owner having recently expended several
hundred dollars.
Water and culyert connections complete. The
lot fronts % feet and extends back depth Of
1855 feet to an alley.
Persons wishing store property which will
yield good Income are invited 10 this sale.
Terms: Liberal, and announced az sale.
fel9 JOHN 4. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, r I @ H. ff3N
MoND AND NORFOLK q
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Amounted sailing daya Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at u n. and every SUNDAY ass
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received TIL 1880 A. M; for Sundays ateanier
uubP. N. saturda Freight received daily TIL
SPIN.
Fare, 50.
For farther information apply %
J. w McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once RocKettk
w r CLYDE & Co,
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nArInoADLrNrs.
DICHM0ND, FREDERiCKsRroc

20 - -'''iAssr III
DICHMOND, FREDERiCKsRrS-
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD M
commencing JANUARY 70, - lHisa
standard time. 'issti
sol A. N. ioayes BFri-Street s,aY,, =.
stops only az Ashland. bots... ~
ford, snd Fredericksigrs b. =
and whitewater. sleoper "a h, 70
toDsand New Yors. Arrtr,s ,9,t,.
ington 1901 =. ", Baif.r-sr. !, -" ~
= ~ ~. Ssbn1peaeeiphia 80 p ". n,
ii:,2 A. N. leave, BYr,.-strcet station t.r.
cept sunday. Buffet pa =
Richmond 10 Wasllngl6. ~
Washington f.l0 =. ~ f,-"u,E
5:2f r.. d., Philaieiphia 81, ,'' .''- =
New YORK 10 - Y. ". =,
7:i0 p. M. leaves Byri-street sts,f., a..
sleeper. Richmond % Ssr Az
Stops oOly as Asbiaaf, R.,h
Milford, fredericksDa.g %.
and WiceEster si5Is 40 US
tious on sunsays. Arrive, =
ington 1910 7. ~, Ba.t.r.-,' ~.
T. an ~; IN P.hhitlAeMsIPhia fsAN, l.,
40 A. N. arrives az Byrd-street ,,.,.-....
sleeper from New YORK. ,.,,.''-i
q, Whitewater br3oka, .r,..,..
burg, Milford. bo.hw.l. A.. ~, -
land: stops at Other stat q, -
Sundays. p
PA II. M. ARRIVES NJ byrI-Nlronf gfrffr- A..
stops as fredeucks5Ir, ~;
BOthwoii, ard AshlsHi. : o,es,,,
Washington AMI New YORK. 49,
stop at blba.
ef5 p. n. arrives az Byri-Sire't station t,r. A
except sunday. Buts, p.g.-
Washington 70 Richmond
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY KxCEPr SUNDAY
100 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strect station .,,,,,..
Fredericksburg 81 g:iOP. n
$40 A. NJ, arrives byrd-street stA;ol, ls.,,,
Fredericksburg sos A. n.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAY.
as A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ash,s,iu
S:33 A. NJ.
e24 P. N. leaves Elba: arrives a. A,A.,s,.
7.O3P.M.
Gas A. n. arrives Elba- Leaves Asslstt a
Cos A. "
6:ls P. N. arrives at RIbs; leaves AsA.asiu
$40 p. NJ.
The New YORK ana Florida Special Vs.r,-..
train leaves Byrd-Strest station So A. +.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturiay.. 80.
menring January 22d, and arrives byri.,,,s 4
7:10 p. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesday, All II
DAYS. Extra fare is charged on this trad
{ A. TAYLOR, TraGlc Nsra-s,
RT ID. MYERS General Superinieufert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
BY jones' II. crensnaw,
Real Estate Agent, Aucsioneer' ana Dfosoi'
Nc. II north Eleventh street.

Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, ana bfosors
Nc. II north Eleventh street.
DY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST
ID dated 2sd day Of April. 1873. and recoraea
- IIsnoyer county Clerks Office ia Deed-B BOOK o
paee &c., default having been maae In 'ne Y1 -
fneut OF note thereby secured. VIII scr ~
public auction, at No. II nortn hieYen'n eHe'r
In tho city OF Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1891,
.,,ou anont a.s ACRES. a part OF the land un-
der said deed OF trust, lying and being ID HAN
over county, Va. on the north bank OF the SCUM
knoa river and lying between tho land OF Jose pm
Crew and the lard formerly owned py Nasnnnio'
" Tssss 1ash enough 70 pay ex penses Of sale
and for l5thl acres part OF the MISREPRESENTATION
land BY consent OF the note nolooI INC teS s
OF said 9i3 acres on me toi sSd tkeye months
with interest added and secured py oeeu VI uu9
On s"'u IEGA II. PAGE, Surviving Trustee.
JAMES II. CRsNsHAw, Auctloneer. 10
r ARGE SALE OF Aw-MILLS, EN-
1 IGINEs, BOILERS, TOOLS, AND RIxTuRES'
SAWED LUMBER, sAw1LoGSS;;S d hA TIWSsP
MILES. OXEN, TRUCKS, CARRY-Iosss;;
WAGONS. STOCK OF GOODS, WARES, AND
MERCHANDISE. &c, &c-By virtue OF oeed
OF trust from Walker Lamp % 10, Q, ioSO s,u,v
shali sell at Ayletts, in King William county
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c. 1891,
u fair " not tho next fair day, the iolloWing
PROPERTY-to wit: One ~ 20-HOksk POW I'm
| SAW-MILL, one ~ 3l-HoRSE POWER SAW
MILL, both made by Tanner Deiany ana Dosn
win boilers, engines, toss, and fixtures corr
piete several lots OF SAWED TIMBER at the
Two mills aud at Ayletts, supposed to ne eoout
ion 600 feet; lot OF SAW-LOGS, supposed 70 cou-
tai 5000 feet about 10000 feet Of sTAspiss &C.
TIMBER IRAlLROAD-TIBS, a TRAhWA1 W
miles long. 8 TRUCKS used on said tramway.
| CARRY-L0Gs, WAGONS, OX-CAkTs ~ oAES,
| l6 MULES, one LoG-B0OM on the hausponi
river, STOCK OF GOODS, WARES, and MEX.
CHANDISE. the sTokEH0UsE at Ayletrs, and
| all other PROPERTY of the said firm OF Wsiker.
| Lamb 4 Co not specially mentioned. Paruos
| desiring TO buy the saw-mills and their engines
| boilers, tools, and iLturs had better examine
! them before the sale, as they will ne tound
where now operating and will not DO prough. 70
Aylett's: ons is near Epworth church and the
oiher near DuDkirs, Ia King William county.
Mr. j. r. Turpin, Of Ayletts, VIII show tno MUS
and other property to any one desiring 10 500
them.
TERMS: Liberal and disclosed on day OF sale.
WILLIAM K AYLkTI, trustee.
January 90, 1891 10 Ss-Th,sa'&Iutds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
Another Victim of the Trestle Disaster
tsnacinl telegrnn 70 the Dispatch.l

SALISBURY, N. O., February 1s.-0ne more
of the victims Of the railroad accident near
Newton is dead. His name is not known.
Lee Spuill (colored), charged with bur-
glary, viii be tried for his life IN Rowan
Superior Court tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
By Sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
l0l4 Main street.

i0l4 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW DE-
Il TACHRD FRAME-DWELLING. SITUATED
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF OAKWOOD AVE
NUE. NEAR MILL, AVENUE.-By virtue OF a
certain deed OF trust from w. L Bowles and
wife 70 the undersigned trustees. dated August
Is, 1890. and Of record In tho Clerks ofice OF
Henrico County Court default having been
secured thereby. and having been directed 20 10
do by the Board OF Directors OF the Old Doni-
Mon Building and Loan Association, Wo shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the pro-
misses, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1891,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the ABoVE-DEsCRlBsD PRO-
Oskwood avenue, 80 feet weat OF MIL avenue
and running back between parallel lines Ia
feet 20 an alley.
The improvements consist of a new Well-built
detached frame-dwellng with six or seven
rooms; alsU. good stable and other outbuildings.
This property l. new, and Is situated on a
beautiful avenue in q growing and improving
neighborhood.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and 70 pay
OF the sum OF f97 balance In monthly payments
Of Sl7 each. the deferred payments 20 DO secured
by lien on the property. Should the purchaser
desire he will be allowed 10 mako q larger cash
payment, or make his deferred payments Ia
equal instruments OF six. twelve. and eighteen
deed on the property.
FRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN 8. ELLETT,
JOHN B. PURCELL,
Trustees Of Old Dominion Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. fel9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
SEEDS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

CEED POTATOES. WE HAVE IN
- store ana % arrive 1000 bushels firnt-elaaa
NORTHERN SEED POTATOES Of tue following
varieties put up In barrels or sacks, Karly
hosa. Beauty Of Hebron, Goodrich, Burhnnfa
Peerless. &cs Orders solicited.
u. WALLEhsTRTN 4 CO..
n leiet 40 % ~ south Flfisensn street.
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TRAINS SoRTHwARp.
Daily.


Nos. IA 81 and 50 make no stops NeS ssI
IS stop on algnal as Manchester. ptVItsS ,5p q
Centralia. and Chester. hoS - and a -
signal at Manchester snd Chester. H....nssrs
on eignal ai Manchester onls iol go -
purchasing tickets % regular stlpp = ii s
for mia train south OF Potersbgrg. Nos' = -.
and 81 win stop a. all stations for : A'''''
PULLMAN-cAR SERVICE ....
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and Is sloeping-cars between New a .lsss
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos y arc - Va
lng-cArs between Richmond and -
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THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA 80
oon,istingo OF yesssbals Pellmsn cars Or IA
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kichmond- 'iel0 Y. y. Noriols., rs A y
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tive poin 3 and passeagers 50 taIs. . .rs ~
change o. cara clcse sonnesss'sN Eua ,s.e
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a.. and kio i. ~ maze close c0ansS,1, ssee 80
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
FARMERS OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Their Fifth Animal Convention at Alex
andria-The Oflcers Elected.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va. February 1s.-The fifth
annual convention of the farmers of
northern Virginia was held in the Board
Of Trade rooms here to-day, and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: o. 4. Hine,
president; N. w. Person and Il. ,. Chap
man, yice-presidents; w. Gillingham, Sc
cretary, and James w. Roberts, treasurer.
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS.
Only matters relating to agricultural in
teresls were discussed at the session OF the
convention to-day.