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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
DISSATISFIED STOCKHOLDERS.
Determination on Their Part to Take
Legal Steps at Once.

The dissatisfaction existing among GER
tain of ,the stockholders of the Gordon
Land Company and the Richmond and
Harrisonburg Land Company has culmi-
mated in n determination to take legal
steps to protect said stockholders in-
terests" in the one instance, and secure
relief of liability and return OF payments
in the other
The committee. consisting of Mossrs. n.
II. Savage II. A. McCurdy, III. c. Jones,
Samuel REGISTER. and j. c. Easley, APP
pointed at the recent meeting of the Cor
don Land Company's stockholders to IN
vestigate the affairs of the company, have
issued a circular to the resident stock
holders in which they say they deem 1t adj
visable to ascertain as soon as possible now
much stock of tho company is held IN the
CITY, and to that end request that an en-
closed blank" DO filled and signed. The
gist of this blank is that the stakeholder
agrees to JON in a suit to recover the
money paid the company and TO bear his
proportion of the expenses OF SAID pro-
ceedings.
NOTICE OF GRAND MEETING.
The committee have also by their coun-
sci, Messrs. Sands, Pollard * Sands ana
Meredith & Cooke, prepared paper Whlch
they will serve on the president ana dlrec-
tors Of the company. Thispaper gives notice
of call of grand meeting OF the stock
holders TO be held on - day at Gordons-
VILE for the purpose of investigating the
affairs OF the company, as 10 its organlZa-
ton. tho purchase of property by the COM
pauy or its agents. the allowance OF sala-
rics or other compensation TO ohcers or
agents, the liabilities of the stockholders.
and the promoters of the company, the
removal of the President and Board or
Directors by amendment to the charter or
otherwise. and the appointment or election
of their successors, and also to provide the
mode and means by legal proceedings or
otherwise TO protect the interests OF the
company and It's stockholders.
The dissatisfied stockholders have not
decided whether they will sue "a indiv1du-
als against the promoters a. body or as
individuals against the promoters as lndi-
viduals.
Examined TIE BOOKS.
The committee appointed by the Rich
mond and Harrisonburg Land Company
stockholders to examine the books of the
company have also issued n circular and
baiance-shcet. This committee IL COM
posed of Mossrs. L. C.. Christian. Henry Y.
Spencer, and Henry Causton. Their cir
cular closes as follows:
All parties who wish 10 join ia IN suit
for relief Of liability and return of pay
ments made with interest will please DO
present at the general meeting TO be held
IN the rooms Of the Bar Association IN the
Merchants National Bank. Thursday the
I'd day OF July, 1891, ut $50 L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
in the commodlous buildings of tho acade-

my.
In connection with the meeting an inter
estinp exhibit of textbooks. SCHOOLGIRLS.
school appliances, de-, will DO made. ms ls
will no doubt prove to be feature OK
much practical utility. Many OF the lead
inc publishers and manufacturers have
sent excellent exhibits of their work,
Sir. Masseys friends are congratniatlng
him on his life-like appearance in cut"
in a recent issue of the New YORK Schoo9
Journal. tho leading exponent OF educa-
ticral tbouoht of tho country. Accom-
panying the cut is very gracefully written
sketch OF the State Superintendent. IN
which several well-merited compliments
a 20 maid him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
Too Transparent.

lNOttO per kdcre.I
A recruit was brought IN for medical
inspection and the doctor asked him:
Have you any defects 2"
Eyes. sir am short-sighted."
"How can YOU prove it,"
Easily enough, Doctor. Do you see
that nail up yonder in the WALL?
Yes"
"Well, don't"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
KNOWING AND DOING.

This old adase has never been applied to
more satisfactory sentence. We all know some
thing, but wo want TO enlarge that something
until you have tho desired information, feeling
satisfied that 10y obtaining a complete knowledge
Of the facts that you Will be only TOO willing to
enter and be doing. In the first place We never
bother about our neighbor's style OF doing bust
ness, our time Is occupied in catering to your
wants and giving you the benefits Of our busy
thoughts IN procuring tho best at tho lowest pos
sible prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
The Virginia Rhetorical Society.

A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
last night in the rooms of the society in
the Westmoreland Clubhouse. Present !:
President Henry in the chair, Messrs.
Green. Barney. Brock. Brooke, Cabell, and
Barksdale. recording secretary.
Gifts of books were reported.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of tho society: T. Mackenzie
Fowler, Esq, AZ Grosvenor Square, west
London, Eng. o. Andrews, Esq, Balti.
more. Md; Z. A. Liiley. ESQ.,, Minneapolis,
Mimi.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

we're selling MEMS BUSINESS SUITS
ct 81. which take the lead OF anything
we've yet placed on sale. Here they are
in variety OF styles-Cassimeres, Che
viots, Serges, and Worsteds-Suits that
are thoroughly shrunk, carefully cut
elegantly trimmed Suits that would be
a bargain at 50 or SO more than we are
charging for them; but in order to clean
up remnants and broken sizes at the adj
yanced period of the season we offer the
pick OF these finely-tailored Suits at -.
OF course, We have Suits in mems
sizes as low as 81. s., and IS, and good
suits for the money. and lots OF them
and the man OF labor that's looking for
a good, serviceable suit at MONEY
SAVING price will want to keep BURhS
in mind.
Ats6.5O, 81, $3.50, and IS we have
variety of better grades of durable
Suits in plain and fancy fabrics, well
made and trimmed, and are Just as sta
pie in their value as the money in your
pocket.
80 GS is the price this week of
the pick from n line Of CHILDRENS
SUITS, ages four to fourteen-former
prices $3.50, s., and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
yFFFcr OF THE DECISION.
To Invite Judge Kelley to Lecture.

Colonel John Il. Cary. Mayor Ellyson,
and Colonel w. f. Cutshaw have been APP
pointed q committee by the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Associa-
ton to wait upon Judge A. NJ. Kelley and
request him TO deliver an address for the
benefit of that organization.
The COMMITTEES expects 70 perform its
mission tomorrow morning. Ii Judge
Kelley consents the address will be made
at the Theatre, Academy, Or some other
commoaious place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
MISERABLE DWELLINGS TORss
~ RENT.

30. 900 Park avenue, r. rooms: 500 g.r aa.
mum.
No. 9O4 east Marshall, II rooms, 5000 l.rl ..
nun.
No 81 south Fourth, 10 rooms; $3.50 i.-a.-
mum.
No. ea7IS north Twentieth, rooms; tlUis,
aunum.
No. 2lOS Pleasant street. 4'ro1ms. en-. Up
suuum. Apply to LOUIS RANIfNU-
10 2s-ft No. II 3 east Ml.. -'...'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
SENTUP FOR MURDER.
Eddie Jones to Go Before the Grand Jury.
The Forgery Case.

Two very important cases were called IN
the Police Court Yesterday morning.
One was that of Eddie Jones, charged
with tho murder of Lizzie Holmes. Both
parties are cOlored. The testimony of the
witnesses was at first very conflicting, but
the latter part of the evidence was TO the
effect that Jones had, upon becoming III
furiated with the woman, struck her, then
seized the lamp and hurled 1t with sucn
force that it exploded, burning LlZzle SO
badly that she died the following night.
Jones denied that he threw the lamp at
the woman, claiming that It was by acct
dent that she was struck. The case was
sent on to the grand jury, and will DO In
yeStigated July 9th.
TIE INVESTIGATION CONTINUED.
The case Of Leonard Bradberry, the
Young white man charged with forgery IN
raising a check signed by John w. Hail.
treasurer of the Richmond and Danvllle
Railroad Company, from 1885 TO S3O.S5,
and of passing said check upon Nj. Marks,
receiving face value in clothing and
money, was called and postponed on ac-
count of the absence of witnesses till June
3Jth.
The check was IN the possession OF the
authorities of the court and from the bank
stamps on its back it appears that the spu-
riOus little paper was Sent 10 New YORK
and there deposited III the Park National
Bank. This institution sent 1t 10 the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank, and it came
thence to the Merchants National Bank,
this city, on which the check had been
drawn. Here the keen eye of the cashier
detected at once that the paper had been
tempered with and refused the payment.
The police were put upon the matter aud
soon had Bradberry under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
CAMPBELL WILL BE ELECTED.
SO Says Mr. saxby in an Interview on Ohio
Politics.


Mr.. Howard Saxby. the well-known Gin
cinnati humorist and newspaper who
il connected with one of tho largo dailles
of that city, has been travelling extensive
lv through Virginia and is now at Ford's
Hotel. Being questioned last night re-
cardIng the political situation in Ohio. he
said:
1.-THE chances in Ohio politics at present
are two to one in favor of the winner.
Mckinley, of course. has been nominated
by the Republicans and Campbell Will be
by the Democrats. Campbell Is sharp,
shrewd politician; he won once by the
help of the Gang OF course, now tho
Gang and he have split. Lew. Bernard is
power in Ohio Democracy and will make
himself felt, and Pete Schwap, of course,
is Campbells right bower. The farmers in
Ohio have an idea that Campbell IS the
acme of honesty, and | believe he is. The
Farmers Alliance will elect the Governor
of Ohio this year. How they will vote is
known only TO Supreme Being and, per-
haps, Joe Pulitzer, who Is power IN the
State. McKinley's nomination was fore
gone conclusion it was promised HIM and
the Republicans had to do 1t.
THURMAN IS CAMPBELL's FRIEND.
1.-THE fact that Allan W. Thurman has
been made temporary chairman of the
convention ut Cleveland is big thing for
Campbell" Mr.. Saxby continued. There
is much III it, for his influence viii be felt.
Foraker is laughing III his sleeves about
something or other; what ii Is is hard TO
guess. On electiOn-day tho Republicans
will vote for Mckinley and the Democrats
will vote for Campbell. 1t is impossible
to tell what the farmers will do. At pre-
sent they belong to no party. Foraker's
treatment of Sherman does not meet with
universal approval. An Ohio crowd will
cheer Foraker to his face and blackguard
him behind his back. They look upon
Sherman with silent admiration and speak
of him accordingly. The smartest RepuD-
lican leader i'll Ohio is DR.. Graydon; he is
non-committal, rich, and born leader.
Foraker has made considerable money
lately out of his law practice.
CAMPBELL WILL BE ELECTED.
Larry Neal Is the Democratic Gang
favorite, but Campbell will be nominated,
elected. and run Ohio to suit himself
His great mistake was in calling the spe-
cial Legislature when it was not wanted.
George Cox runs everything on the Re
publican side III Hamilton county, but has
no influence in gubernatOrlal affairs. John
n. Mclean is crazy to be United States
senator. He will continue crazy. Foraker
has fought Sherman for years. The former
Is determined to be United States senator,
although he, of course, denies 1t. he IS
getting too old to fight the Gang and will
in time I'LL a patriots grave without fur
ther Washington honors."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

= a4
No. 922 west Grace street: $3.50 nor anrg...
No. PA west Main street; $500 perann..r.
No. go west Grace street; $3.50 per srrl-..
so. 3lS south An street; $500 rr.aInr..
Nc. 100 north Morris street; : 200 per 1n,l-a.
No. sos north Trnth street: $3.50 r-r ar..r
80. 80 Iombariy street; $500 per snri-r.
No. POI Beaeryoir street; 500 pep 4n..n.
No. 300 west Main street; 5000 rrr n...m.
No. I359 west Cary street goo per rU....
No. 26l q east Grace street; saId I.rr......
No. 2If3east Marshall street; 4 $50 f.. ......-
No 2GOg . street: sl2 p'r rfrr.l.
No.. north ooh street. 500 pep ar.lrr.
No 2Is south Second street; $50 I.r ...la,.
No l5OS west cary street; $50 Ierar..1.
No. tOI7 Floyd avenue; $500 b.. a....
NO2l5 west Cary street; $500 ltr album.
No. los Reservoir street: 2 iJ fe- mouth.
No Si4 north 2Sth street; 100 rrr r"..tl.
No. 3O9 Reservoir street: ak .5u rHl month.
No. 2SO2 . street: $40 per mouth.
And SM NI.LEH HOl SES ol-eRhrr..
'Phone J34. j. u. ELAN e co..
g. 2S-lt Iilb cast Main .frn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

At the height OF the summer
season We are Offering a hand
some SILK MOllAlR COAT
AND VEST I'm all colors. these
garments have always found
a ready sale az 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
.TORES FOR RENT.

CTORES FOR RENT. a
$500 per annum, No. 40S west n-afi .'l.,
five rooms above.
$50 per anuum, VERY GOOD SD
Main street between Eighteenth ans A.-......4
strcets, with dwellings above.
SO per month, BRICK sIOREon Seventeenth
street near Fenabe street, Dwelling above, a.
GA north Seventeenth street.
FRANK -. NIL 81 lN.
f. 2S-1t q north L..F'H'. .'r...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

The heat Of the lastfew days
has certainly been enticing
enough for any one 10 lay aside
their heavyweight trousers.
We ask you 20 inspect our line
ot ~, $3.50, and So PANTS
al $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
rLrcr1o,. y ofFIcEns.

~ the REGULAR c.,tlng OF Weysnoke
TT, , If Red Men he'd last night the fol-
loving officers wcro elected for tho en-
SUING term: Prophet. y. Is. Harcraye ;
Sac en-. j. NJ +. Crowaer; Senior saga
more. J.. L. Clark; Junior Sycamore. ".
II. Mitchell Chief of Records, c. IL. Pyle;
keeper OF Wampum, f. VI. Gillian.
Officers OF 1Ippecau oe Tribe Of Red Men
were also elected as follows: Prophet. W.
Hs Ross; Sachem. T. jefferson Clark;
Senior Sagsmore, J. ". Drewry Junior
Sycamore. John w. Noyes; Chief Of
Records. W. VI. Wintree; Keeper Of Wam-
pums, w. II. Ialley.
Appomattox Lodge Of odd Fellows last
night elected the following officers
Noble Grand, W. s. Broadwell; Vice
Grand, Lewis Wright Recording Secre-
tary, f. Il. Branch: Permanent Secretary,
william Il. Parham; Treasurer. John W..
Ladd; Chaplain, T. Jefferson Clark.
Anegro from Chesterfield county was tried
and discharged in the Mayors Court this
morning on the charge Of stealing peck
measure from q huckster Of this city. IL
was not long after his discharge that a
warrant was issued for his arrest for again
stealing the same measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
HrXRNrE COLLECTIONS.

The internal revenue collections in the
Second district of Virginia for the week
ending to-day were as follows: Manufac-
turcd tobacco. SIS. SdG.99; cigars and cicer-
cites, SS,j3o.lO: special taxes, SG.523.3l (;
snuiI, 81 lists, Sj.1l-totai - },J53.li.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
Cleveland.
South Boston Times.l

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH of Sunday last
had the opinions of some of Virglnia's most
sacacious, far-seeing sons IN regard 10 the
ACCESSIBILITY of nominating Grover Cleye-
land IN 1892.
The concensus of opinions gathered from
oil sections of the State is entirely opposed
TO Cleveland. Governor Mckinney, Sena-
tors Daniel and Barbour, and most OF the
men OF prominence and influence In the
State are opposed to him, not because
they do not believe him to be an incor-
ruptible. pure man, entirely honest and
conscientious in his CONVICTIONS, but be
cause he is q " mugwump and gold
bug.
sneak for any section of Virginia except
Halifax county. We claim TO know and to
sneak advisedly that nine tenths OF the
rank and file of the Democratic party is
| bitterly opposed to nominating Cleveland
in 1892. His letter on the silver question
was the thing that sounded bis Death
knell. Ii is true Cleveland has some very
ardent admirers among the would-be
gold bugs" the would-like-to-be Million
aires, but aside from these his followers
are like angels visits" few and far be-
/ tween"
Is IL True?
Fredericksburg Free Lancet
The Democratic party Is committed 10
the free coinage of silver. The masses of
the voters OF that party want it and mean
| 70 have II. The farmers OF the country
want 1t ana mean to have it.
There are sixty thousand Virginia
farmers, members OF the Farmers Alliance,
who have demanded tho tree coinage of
! silver. Is 1t indeed true that they are pre-
pared TO swallow MIR. Cleveland with his
anti-silyer views?
Our Policy.
lDenyille Tlmes.l
II Governor Campbell beats Mckinley
for Governor of Ohio, he stands the best
chance, in our opinion, to be the Demo
cratic nominee for President. Cleveland
and Till are both frst-rate men; but their
friends are fighting each other. aud 1t may
not be good policy to take either Of them.
II Campbell should be beaten then We shall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
CAMPBELL WILL BE ELECTED.
BUILDING COMPANIES AND TAXES.
The Action of the Last Legislature In
This Matter.

As intimated in the DISPATCH Of Friday
and fully confirmed Yesterday, the Rich
mond Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust
Company will appeal from the decision of
Judge Wexford denying the cOmpany's
motion TO correct the assessors books.
wherein the company Is assessed for taxa
ton on its capital stock.
In this fight the company virtually re-
presents not only nearly all similar compa-
MES in the city, but nearly all IN the State.
Senator IOyenstein. cashier of the CON-
many. in speaking of the case yesterday
said that at the last session of the Legisla-
ture he introduced bill in the Senate TO
tax all building-fund companies on the
amount or business done-the bill TO apply
as well to foreign companies operating in
the State as to home companies. The pro-
position was not adopted. A tax upon the
capital stock of building companies was
then proposed in the House, but stricken
ont of the tax bill. as the companies
throughout the State protested against
paying taxes.
Asa consequence the law was left Just
as il had been for years, and under which
building associations and companies gen.
orally paid nothing, although the Rich
mond Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust
Company had paid upon Its paid-up capi-
tai for years.
EFFECT OF THE DECISION.
Tho effect of Judge Wellford's decision,
Senator Ioyenstein thought, would be TO
render homo companies liable and foreign
companies exempt. lie did not know how
much revenue TO the State was involved
in the decision, but his estimate was that
by the adoption of the measures he had
proposed the annual tax on building COM
panies would have amounted to some
s25. 900. From another source it was
learned that the action of the last Legis-
laturo was construed to exempt building
companies for the, reason, that they take
money out OF stocks and bonds, and other
investments which can be hidden away
and by putting it in buildings increase the
amount of taxable property that the Off
cers of the law can put their hands upon
at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
ie 2S,JyI&3 Bank al /

nFFlCES FOR RENT Oblhgs
WEST. JOHNSTON CO., eIl eng 81. -
street, second AMI third floors. 0r ht.
Bank Of Virginia, Main and . -
ABBY 10 FRANK j.. iilIL ...
Raal Estate Agents HHi ..-
f. 2S-lt north L."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

AZ this price We expect 20
Stlikc tho most economical
clothing buyers ~ Richmond.
The wonderful line OF MEMS
ALL-WOOL SUIIING NJ this
low quotation has never been
equallcd in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
NOR RENT.
LNOR RENT.

NEW QUEEN-ANNE COTTAGES,
west Cary street,
recently built by mo
WEST-ESD LAND COMPANY.
Eight rooms, nico lots, Handsomely iir'.-ei'
J.'THOMPsOS BROWN co. Agents,
ie2s-2t ms N'.a s.i-e.
T'OR RENT. CARY SrBEETa
L STOREHOUSE. No. Illl le,f..aas
Eleventh and Twelfth, with all c.lt..
such "A scales, elevator count u--r.-.I.- t.t
also, STORE No. ll6 east Broad s-rest -.a -
'''''' HsELDoN TAYLOR & -o>
70 2S-lt corner Eleventh ana fa.f
EOR RENT, THOSE TWO COS q
Il YENIENTLY-LOCATED DWELiNp'~
2l0 aud 22l Mayo street. containing t
each, besides detached Kitchen. s..l %
each. Bath, &c. All ingooi repair
JOuN o. tIhi.'
R.aI Estate fE..t
ie es.JyI&3 Bank ana E.a'ea.t -.
nFFlCES FOR Rent Otihgs
WEST. JOHNSTON CO., eIl eng 81. -
street, second ana third ranrs '.f 't
Bank Of Virginia, Main aud J.
Apply 10 FRANK j.. illIL ..
Real Estate Acert- ans
f. 2s-1t 6uorth L.e
NOR RENT, MAIN.SIEltIG
Il STORE-STOBE FLOOR aal l'-.
NENT II No. 1903, bctw I.. t 90
Twelfth Admirably situatr. .I-
II. SELDOM Tao 10. -''
e 2S-lt corner Eleventh aIi Bars
NOR RENT, DESIRABLE e.
A HOUSES IN different i0cll.-
and see rent list. ChAki.~ A.h
Real t.r.f"
ie2S-lt No. II no-ta lr..
EOR RENT, THAT ATlRAtIl|t q
Il AND CENTRALLY LOCATED ''
TAGE RESIDENCE III eo.tl >
containing I've rooms; in god t,.,
JOHN u. D|..i'.
Rfal f-t.f. $40
ie 2s-2t Bark asa t...r.'.
SHoP FOR Rent. 0
600 per annum. NEw BRICK i.
Broad street near Shafer size f. ....
penter shop or other bIs.n'-t
FRANK %. uiIi
Ecli t-'f'"
le2s-it 6H.Hh L.''-
U,o LFT-OUR SCPpLY o.G
/ DWELLINGS TO LETa-e nor..g ..
inspection. Can in End f.i ,N''-.. ROSE
CHEW Mo 81 i
Real Estate Agents, .-.
,eos-1t No. 6uorA
NOR LEASE OR REM, log
Il HOE FARM, on Upper ~. .,ss
thirteen miles from Richmond
in time 10 seed wheat tOr icfi ttrtS
70 2s-lt' \n..''....,. "A
EOR RENT, DETACHED b"iO u
IL DWELLING SOFA no.ta ~. ., -
between Clay and Leigh, eith' i'' A-.s -
try, bath, closets, and Laifotc Ltl'"
yenieDtly arranged. Apply a. ~ Go>csN.
ie2s-It 4l3n,f,- Ups
EOR RENT. BARBEb-9s,ii'O5i, II
Il adjoining Hotel OGDEN. 4, tt9{.s ,uN,
H. SELDOM lAl l,,H .,-.s..
"a os-it corner Eloycath ali bt.>
FoR EEN I, ..... -
ar north Eleventh street; - i'''-'
sion LIST July. 3 .s.-''
OO0 north Twenty-slAth s"N'
possession ist July.
Oh west Main street. ,''H
- east Broad street; T. f'... r.of>
- north Twenty-sslehth '..'.,. ire
Several FLATS IN dinercni ~ .''.., ...i -
kiso several SMALL HOi - ..,,> stO.
pie. Apply 10 IN hi .,cs.4 '.''-.
I ;, aS1s RENT TGHG.AIrrXIcEMrIESg
w 1 nr No laos Foyi a' 81. !. Is, .
Possession July LIT. It eontsinss 49,, 1,' A,py"
win sity water, s.. Rents iof ~ AN s. Co..
Phone 53i. ,,ti...f a 80 ~
10 26-lw' -, "ppANk.8
NOR RENT. a7O6 EAST / 49, ms Sss =
II LIN STREET. BRICK Nv ass ggcI 80
ern improvements; az fo"'H~ *
SafsfS,Ssw A Ass9, s. s Y. ~.
ls26-F&Sust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
BRIEF POINTS.

Hon. John +. Massey, State Superin-
tendent. will preside as president Of the
conference. Mr.. Massey will also partici-
pate in the discussion of one OF the leading
Subjects TO he considered. The opening
exercises will take place at Randolph
Macon building ut $50 o'clock p. III. Tues
day, June sQth. The sessions Will be held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

IGOR RENT, THOSE TWO cos q
Il YENIENTLY-LOCATED DWELLINGS
2l0 aud 22l Mayo street. rou'tiH -t
each, besides detached Kitchen. 600 o. '
each. Bath, 81. All ingooi r.pf.r
john q. GODDESS
k .al Estate ft.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

VIO LET.-OUR SUPtLt o. A.
i DWELLINGS TO LET a-e worthy
inspection. Can ina snd rct N''-. ,...-
CHEN SlN. N ROSE
Real Estate Agent,
ie9S-lt No. r1r.i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28

TOR RENT. CARY SrRLETA
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
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