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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

and no stores Of importance were estab.
lishcd there. Now note the change
Three Of the largest dry goods establish
and one OF them. as Tar a. the northern
part OF the city IL concerned. IA practi-
cally in tho centre Of the square. Inc
property through which the street VIII
run on Broad street, If opened. is now va
cant. The Dill property has passed INTO
other hands, and | understand It Is the w
ten'ion OF the present owner TO put up
some handsome tenement houses on us
site. j really think that the improvement
can be effected now cheaper to the CITY
than at any time in the future; but OF any
rate its importance cannot be oyer-esti-
mated. DRY GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

$3.50 per annum-No. 0I5 east Marshall
street 16 rooms, modem.
$500 rer anuum-No 420 west Main street ;
10 rooms, O.tOier 1T.
$500 Der nunum-No. west Marshall street;
s rooms.
1910 per nnnurn--No. PNOh west Main street ;
4 rooms, vacant Oc,Oi O. LIST.
s24O per annuln-No. Alb west Main street {:
: roous.
$40 Der annum-So. 1919 west Clay street ;
10 rooms, modern.
$500 per annum-No 81 west Main street !;
10 rooms.
sll ror month Cetharine and Hancock streets :
rooms.
Sll per month Ashland avenue near Reservoir;
rooms.
aI3 per month Ne. 90 south Laurel street; z
room.
also. SMALLER House,.
Appiy 10 PRANK u HILL & CO.,
- Ali Eoal Friate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Mechanic. Institute to Open October lei

The regular session Of the Yirginia Me-
chanics Institute will commence Thurs.
day night. October lst, under tho most
favorable auspices and already Gil unusu-
ally large number of pupils have made APP
plication TO become members OF the
classes.
Captain Thomas Elicit. tho secretary OF
the institute, yesterday expressed tho pc
lief that the success OF tho institution this
wear would surpass that of any other Ia
its history. lie says he is kept busy All
day attending TO the work attached to DIS
posltlOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

W.enNasoS, September ll.-IAe ri ii..'i
S.e.-,.tetiler Portsmouth - @' unSA... .-
tn,d.y. tho tinted States steamer feIh
len H1stou Tor y cwport Yesterday;
I'm me death Of f4'-Dhevtor iEoIntDn
y's.'i, -',1cyvnastrr-gencral. becomes pay
' = rc.,,,r and Paymas1er GeOrge W. Bea.lan
Chicf.inrnccr /. ". Robinson hos : of ,sn
detached iron duty as men Ter .t 81 tne
Notwithstanding Board at thii.ieipnia
'ei ",der.d h. dut, a. Chief Of the Depart
a a'',t ~ - NnchiDorr AZ the Columbian TX
position: Mate Hugh Kuhl detach,a i,,i r.i
irty on board tho United 5talss mG-,..' -
A. Richmond. Va, ana ordered ~ ""'' -
ne Norfolk navy ATd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

negro Alliances the tenant farmers arc the
influential members, and the hired labor
~ composed Of floating negroes and the
women aud children OF the farmers. The
substance OF reports from special CORE
tpoauents OF the Register upon the subject
- that no trace of the strike-circular have
oeen found; that the extra labor needed
- oota'nable at current wages, and that
tho idea.
NO TROUBLE NEAR SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ga, september 12.--The
Morning Ne,ss has received no reports indl-
eating that the cotton plckers have struck
anywhere in this part Of the Georgia cot
ton belt. No trouble Is expected in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
TIE COMMISSIONERS RETURN
rh,y Report Great Rivalry Among tue
European Nations 20 Make hAhio"s'


Nvv, Vorv. September l2.-Thc national
n'n,';,toe 10 furope Of the World,s-fair
SSip'I''i Exposition returned to-day on
ne steamship Augusta Victoria. Iheyy
inc. ,o,ccompanied 6y Sir Henry Wood and
T Ty- James Dredge the British Roya S T9l
mjssouers TO the Exposition, anu VIZ W.T.
n',,1h the German Commissioner. mo
, ~ think that every coun-
,r~ IN Europe with the exception OF lay
u5 d 80 so,ne of the southern ones, viii be
AZ. 'in.u..oocntsd. Already much rivalry a. TO
r .Sp ,,er,ts Of their exhibits exist among
. .nv H OF the countries. They are ail ANXIOUS
for a large amount OF space, o ,teS ~" ~
Tnh o,a,,onal backing which the fair pos
Sc MAJOR Handy will spend Sunday in Phila-
,oi,,h,, and on tuesday. with Genera BUT
t .srpwarth. will meet the British and foreign
Commissioners at Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
EMRY's FOURTH BARN BURNED.
An Unnatural Father Turns HIS Tcn-fear
OLD Son Into the streets.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WFIpoN, n. c., September 12.-Major
Emrv lost another barn Of tobacco by fire
last night. This is the fourth barn FIRE has
destroyed for him this season.
4 foreigner by the name q Golumbeck,
who keeps an unsavory business stand
here. turned ais ten-year-old son INTO the
streets last night for trivial offence and
forbid him to enter the house. The boy
crawled upon an old she'd and passed the
night there. The night was exceedingly
iucleIaent and the action Of the unnatural
father Is severely condemned. The mayor
was notified this morning and Informed
the irate father that tho boy must be fed
and she!terel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
TIE GEORGIA CENTRAL RCe8tRY.
No Captures nsdc-The Amount iakoh
Not Over -Four Hundred Dollars


S,v,s,Au. GA. September l2.-Detec-,
tives have been al work all day on the tran
OF tie express robbcrs, who heid w. t i.e
Central railroad tram last night, but no
crntures have yet been mndc. he robbeTs
Mere traced with dogs u short distance
from the scene Of the robbery to whore
they canped around Il fire. lorn ana
,"v envelopes were found, indl;,
cating that tho stolen packages had
been opened. Messenger Coult,r' N %Go
acr,vcd at Savannah tonight. says
~, rrbe,, the tram was five m.le. from "a
,IlI the door OF the exPress-car was
opened aud two mon with faces covered
,yith LACK masks rushed upon hii1, cover
w., Inn with pistols. Tie tr.ed 20 get ms
80 but was intercepted by the ron Do,
bers. who hred on him. LheG ordered l,e,i
o,Io 20 opcn the SAFE. which he did, lhey
-roi Two pouches and several small pack
ACES and hacked out OF the car, keepini
he messenger covered with pistoi'' anu
;eanei from the tran. The express CON-
neny officials say the amount taken Will
not exceed $iVJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
THE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Dnie.ai Statement as to Treas ror
O'Bren's Defalcation.
(By telegraph to the Dlspatrhl

CHATTANOOGA, TKNS.. Septem Der 2.-The
officials Of the Catholic knights Of Anne
rjca authorize the following statement:
M. J. O'Dren. supreme treasurer OF the
order. has left the city of Chattanooga
aud Ills whereabouts are unknown. SUI
,,reme-pr. dent james David Coleman,
Suurerie SEQ ctary John Bar, and n.
preme-lru,t. es JOhu j. Duffy and Richard
Walsh are here. and, upon consultation,
Trustee Duffy has been instructed 10 take
p0ssession of the books and papers OF the
Treasurer AID fully discharge the duties
thereof until O Brlen's successor Ii elected
and ouallned. Supreme-Nice-lTes
Iarkin arrives TO-DAY and supreme rusteo
NcGinnis IN the morning. O'BrleAs de-
faul, viii cause no interruption OF the or
Der Of business, and oil outstanding orders
will be paid or presentation. branches OF
he order viii remit TO John j. Duly, act
I'M, treasurer. Chattanooga. Tenn. mo
,ur-erne officers unanimously declare that
the order IS amply secured against any loss
rn,uItjng from O'Bnen's delinquency. An
Official letter Will issue 10 all branches" =,
The above IS the only statemeht the ON
cials of the order would make. IL 10
Thought O'Brion's deficit wlllreach : O,OOO'
although nothing definite Is known. Iresi-
dent Coleman awaits tho arrival oil repre-
sentative If TIE security COMPANY VINO -
..xnected on Monday. when the books anu
non,rs of O'Brien viii be examined. NO.
fniug has been learned Of the missing man,
and ms friends fear he - wandering ABOUT
ioiDcntcl. Tho order OF winch OBrien
wa, treasurer is the largest CathoHc re-
noVolcnt society IN the country, Win
branches throughout the entire IAion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
The fsne-Xoib contest In AisD1n'"'
INV telegraph 20 tue Dispatch

voxrcoMrax. An. September l2.-Th ne
otf1yreys on both sides Of the Lahe-h Oh
contest over the Agriculture coiniIlssl2n,
erthip have petit;oncd for specia, tci - ~
OF Tie bapreme Court 70 srtLe MAJ . -
All fertilizers sold IN hiA,;..il" ar ~ aud
~. 90. ~ BUSINESS MI COON commence. livery
thing Is now al u stand-seib'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Foushec STREET.
IA r,,i,or Of the Dispatch

To ne Editor Of the Dispatch;
In yonr Query and and answer depart.
ment Of last Sundays edition there was az
nieh =, bich las reference to the opening OF
one Nee, street from Broad to CLAY, Your
s"" indicated that you agreed 10 me
racessity OF this. Twenty years sgo INC
ssct,on referred tn Was verv thiniv s"'i'e"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

fBy telegraph 70 the pispa'cn.,

fBy teicKfepH 70 NJ u ....I
NV YORK. September I'm id'u %
y e suppl" .ty OF which Witch i2 bales
i'ooa,cs '" sgainst M, 7cs aud 59s, JO' bales
hra iuee live last Year Receipts al al, IN
,ep,or towns. 71.5j2 bales receipts IRON y,
The plantations. l0s.G9d bales; crop III
s,oht. III. 7s5 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
By Ella & Cathcart.
General Auctionecrs,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY

ME WILL SELL ON MONDAY
w MORNING, corner First and Broad streets,
at 1890 o'clock sharp
3 WALNUT CHAMBER-SUITS
PAkIOR SUITS u pieces each
1 ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SIDE BOAND, Win
claw feet;
/ largo WALNUT HALL HAT-RACK;
MAHOGANY WARDROBE;
2 NARBIE-TOP WASliSrANnS;
SHOWCASE: 3 large MAHOGANY SOFAS;
l large MAHOGANY kOCKING-CHAlR;
! WALNUT Cu1LDs BED; WnIIEsEMINa-
MACHINE, good as new 2SlNGEk SEWING
MACHINES, good as new 2sPRlNU BEDS;
/ OIL-TANK; KITCHEN SAFE; loU r-DooR
sJON-CAsE; PARROT CAGE CAR
PEls; WASH tt BIS; 7 MATTRESSES;
] pair FEATHER PILLOWS: ItlDh-BAR TOP.
BUGGY l OPEN sIDE-BAR BCGuY;
/ JUMP la front Of store. AZ 1880 sharp.
ELLIS & CATHCART,
selJ AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

- 9,
CTORES AND WAREHOUSES r.
~ FoR RENT. =

$500 per nnnum-Nn 1910 east Cary tnroe.
story two fronts. win put In good order.
$500 per annam-No 40s wcst Broad street !;
rooms above.
$50 per annum-No. 1904 east Main street !;
8 rooms above.
$3.50 per sunum-No. 1919 west Leigh street |;
rooms above.
$50 per annum-No 1908 cast Main street !;
rooms above.
sSuo per anuum-B RICK CARPENTER
SHOP, shnier and Broad.
ApPlyto FRANK d. HILL b CO.,
80 id-lt kcel Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Postmast.rs 1. Virginia.
fby telegraph 70 tho Dispa'cn'i

W.snisoros, d. G., September H. :.
Fourth-class postmasters "ero to-o"y %
pointed IN Virginia az follows X
Gochepour. Capon Road depot; y. ?. NUT
Ass,. Cleopus Il. Is. jackson. Nes'o'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
by X Il. Chain Il Co.
Real Estate Auctioneerp,
No. 1 north Tenth atreee

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i LOT OF GROUND on CORNER or wlNDEh
AND WASHINGTON STREETS. MAR NEST
ERN LIMITS or TIE cry, PRINTING ON
WINDER STREET SIXTY FRET.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust dated Juno 81. 1890, recorded In
IIenrico County Court In Desd-booa l32 A. page
4l5 and at request of bene nciary. default having
boon made In payment OF notes secured, l Will
sell by public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER, IL. 1891.
a, A:3O O'CLOCK =. NJ, tho LOT OF LAND De.
scribod In said deed As oommsncins A. the s0uth-
east corner Of Winder and Washington strsets.
thence running east along apa fronting ON Ne
south line II Win1er street sixty feet, and then
extending back Thin parallel Hines lO3 feet 10
an ailey.
THIS LOT IL located In the growing West End.
whore property should grow in value, and this
sale offers chance for a good investment.
Terms: Cash for expenses OF rale and 20 pay
two past-duo notes and nterest-yiz., s74.90 due
April "a, 1891, s15.07 due July -, 1901. Cred
its 10 October 81. 1891, for $77.05, to January
81, 1902. for S5s.l2. and balance on terms an.
notnced at sale. K. b. CuAFF1N.
Trustee.
Sale by r. j. CJAFrIs & Co, Auctioneers.
Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

NOR RENT. SUBURBAN DAIRY
= AND TRUCK FARM. $50 acres good
land, god dwelling, barns, stable, etc. ZINE
young orchard, abundance good water; pretty
place two aud q hall miles from city on gooi
,oaL lo-sess.on lst November. Part Of land
earlier II desired. lnlurement 10 desirable
tenant. j. H. ELAN & CO.,
- l.i2t Ill3 ltln street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Cnuifnl PrrsOnels.

Tho following gentlemen were. among
the visitors at the Capitol Yesterday Dr.
Christopher Nunn, mayor OF West Point;
William II: Brauer, treasurer OF Henrico
county; Thomas u. Dunn, ex-conmis-
sionsr OF revenue OF Hanover county,
Sheriff S. j. Beyer. OF Alleghany county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Tor sNALLrR HOUSES sec our list below.
F'OR il Z n Z. G'


Z
40. O34 wcst Grace street: $3.50 per onnum.
NJ. 5l2 north Niu.h street; $500 per annuin.
No. r22 west Grace street: $500 Tor aunanl.
No. 4OS y. 12.h street; $500 per aunuin.
~. 14i4 Floyd avenue; $500 per annuu.
No. GlU west Grace street; $3.50 por 0nnum.
No. 392 north 27ih street: S21 q per annufn.
No. GA north First street; e. . per cnnnn
No. 81 east Grace street: $500 per aDnum
No. pos cast Broad street: $40 per annum.
No. @G1l eGst Grace street, $500 per aniiuih'
HO9l3 north 23i street; $50 per annum
80 1914 east Broad street; $500 per annun
No. 4fa north 22d atrert; 5000 Per annIm.
No 1922 Floyd avenue: S21O PER annIm.
No. 1915 west Cary street; $50 per hlnun.
No. 1fI7 cast Broad street; $3.50 per aunuin.
No 49, north Attn street; $3.50 PEI annum.
NJ. 4Ozjt north "a street; $40 Per annnin.
No 25O3 east Broad street-roonis over store.
Nice OFFICES over Citizens Bank. Special
ircuccin cnts h. secure tenslts for them nj ONCE
,Puono 534 j. y. ELAN s. CO..
80 l..lt I1I3 easl Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
a Coior-d woman Dfe. Suddenly.

Coroner Taylor was summoned yester-
day afternoon 10 view the romans OF
colored woman named Mary foulks VINO
dlel suddenly at 10. 2)4 east Nam street:
Tho deceased was last seen alive about
o'clock and is supposed 10 have died from
lHnrt-disnnsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
by Ellis a Cathcart,
General Auciioneere.
"a oast Broad street.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
ID n. sOMyA. we viii proceed 10 sell. as 3O1
east Broad street, on
THURSDAY. sgrrENBgB II. 1891,
at 1890 O'clock sharp, ONE OF TIE FlNESr
soDA-wATRR FOUNTAINS In the ciiy-cost
Shea new s2so2 ~ SLsss tATon IA y am,
SEAT CHAIRS, l LANCE MIRROR, 2 SHOW.
CASES, BRENTWOOD STOOLS. EVERY ZINE
oAs-BtRNERS with cut-glsss ornancpts at
tached, LARGE PICTURES, pair DOOR.
SHELVING; large collection OF FANCY BAs-
KEYS; o large lot Of FANCY cAkDi.BOAEs;
also, the balance Of CANDY. which IL fgeeh made.
The terms Of sale on the fountain will b. made
20 suit the purchaser, and IL will be sold witboue
limit.
Don't forget tho day and data
ELLIS 3 CATHCART.
e. 13-is Auctionesrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
no l. r ( N T.


No COS Marshall street, between Ninth aud
Ton'h, with seven rooms anu modern improve
ucuts.
40. lC7 Eleventh street, between Marshall and
Clay, with ton rooms and ccnyenicnces.
NO. 27Oi east Franklin street, opposite Lippy-
HUl Park with seven rooms, sc.
No. 26 Pine street, between nain ana Cary,
with six rooms, bath, &c.
No. sos Twelfth street, between Broad ana
MarfhaI. with eight rooms, besides detached
kitchen.
No. al2 Man strest, between Madison and
Monroe with r ght rooms. & e
H. SELDOM TAYLOR son,
sel3-lt corner Eleventh and Lark streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
F7OR RENT.

t1OR RENT. IN
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME At LIZ
BURN, with gas and hot and cold water IN house.
No 6l2 north Seventh street: IA rooms.
No. 221 south Second street; rooms.
No. 9UI east Marshall street rooms
No. 1905 west Cary street: rooms.
No 3OS west Cary Ftreet: rooms.
No. lily Charin street.; 7rooms.
NJ. 1918 west Broad street; el50 Per year.
No. 5000 east Main street; 100 per year.
STORE 40. 1929 east Main street.
STORE No. 1900 east Main street.
STORE Nn. 5Ol west BrOGd street
OFFICES on Main. Bank, and Cary streets.
STABLE near Eighteenth and Broad streets.
several SMALL DWELLINGS IN the eastern
part OF the city. HENRY l.. ~ APLEs ~ CO.,
80 1911 No. 10y north NiltA Siftoi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
BY 4. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auciloneer.
Hull street, Manchester, Va.
OOMMISsIONE R's SALE.-BY


NOMMISS NER'S SALF.-BY
" virtue Of dccree Of Chesterfield Circuit
Court entered November -, 1889. IN The suit u
Guy and as. -. Arthur Taylor's heirs, shall Of
fer for sale by public action, IN front vi the court
house Of Chesterfield county, On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBRg Il, 1891.
a, 1870 o'cl0.. p. w., TRACT OF 4I6 ACRES
or LAND. more or less, u which Arthur Taylor
died seized, situate In Clover-hil district IN
said County, rni near Beihia church aud tho
lands Of Thomas ID. Patram, Ferguson. Leonard,
ana others.
This land IL ncar the line Of tho Farnville and
PoHhatan railway formerly Brifht-Hope rail-
way, and probably has come good shipping wood
Oh i.
TERMS: One fourth Of purchase money cash;
balance payable In one, Two, and three years IN
equal instalmonts, tho purchaser 10 give bonds
FOR deferred payments bearing interest from
date, aud tito retained I'LL Conveyance ordered
by the Court. 1EChhE NhoON,
Special Commissioner;
yfRGrsIA-IN Trg CLSKKs OFi1cE or CHESTER
yield CtRCUlT COCRf, ArGts1 IL, lsJl.-UUY
AND AIS. ~. tRIHrR IAfloks hklFs.
certify that the Commissioner bond required
in the aboVe-.fyloi ceuse has been executed
by George Mason. z. ii. fLOJ RNOf,
so COMP Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

a
40. 500 east Clay street; II rooms
80. 80 cnst Cary street l. rooms.
NJ. sol east Leigh street II rOoinA
No. 2OB east Cary street ; 8 rooms.
No. 2l5 east Main street; rooms.
No. 521 north Ninth street; I'D Tcouls.
No. west Marshall street rooms
No. POS north 2lst street rooms.
NJ. III north Ninth street rooms
No.1l7 Mayo street; q roOin5.
No. north Plum street; = rooms.
NJ. 100 wet Marshall street: q roorna
No. COZ east Main street; lOrooins
No. south Fifth street rooms.
No. 10 south Plum street: rooms
No. 3l21S south Third sireot: rOomA
No. 514 north Monroe rooms.
No. 5O4 west Cary street; rooms.
No. 3lS north 27th street rooms
No. 20 south Pine street rooms.
No. 81 east Cary street; ii rooms.
No. G3l north Eighth street; rooms.
AIso. STORES AND OTnLR 81 SINESS
PLACES. can for now PRINTED KkN !-LlSl
FOR SEPTEMBER, giving prices, location, anG
desrrirtlon y. ". BOWIE,
So I5-lt Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

VMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
l Trustoe's .ale s,iyerli.ei above, We shal sell,
by pubic auc. ~. tho THREE ATTRACTIVE
VACANT LOTS AMI tho TWO FRAME DWELL
INCS AND LOIS IN tho sou.n side OF Preston
street. east u aud adjacent - the apOss-natnei
cCrnar residence. tho vacant lots ftoutlns about
% AQ4 iest each, n" Dwellings being neat and
comfortable, containing ABOUT four rooms each,
ami having los oi about Il sxs4 feet each.
TEEpS: One taird cash; ta.ance " n"soth-
ble notes NJ six and twelve mouths, with interest
added, and secutei by deed q trust.
sci y. Il. Liam ~ ~, AtCttIStIH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
Death of Pay Director Thornton.
Thy Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

ERw YonS, September Pc. L. Thorn
ton. who has been pay-director a. the
naval pay-ortice IL this city for the test
eighteen months. died this morning IN
Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
NE WHITE SULPHUR.
,.,ole AND QUIET PLEASURES =:
- ,ss SEPTEMBER DAYS.
ov.shlng" oak Tree at '""
N'e u.,h,-ysrtous Parties
g''' ~n. rr'so Results

NNItfs 80
september days in the
.. simply iisl!ic, untram-
.,r. lrtbe conycntionalities
aad ,ae sua manners OF tho
r' - past. with all Its pa
..,.a,aug ana STYLE and tho
LOB 90 enjoy the simpler
r.. q l,fe. A charming
49,. assembled 20 remain
.a..r. iAe soeiability is
...i4''
.-r. sr'r PARTIES.
-., .v hy Mrs. Wells. 81
Monday evening. Mrs.
,.. f.e Arst pllzo, a hand
.e. gave a charming stop
...t svWiu~. bouquets
placed Tor each lady.
-.ctget p-.ze. q cut-Glass
80. 3D.. Christian won the
..a4-paIu.cd photograph
nI. %. Of Macon, Ca. gave
..n Iartv on Wednesday
...-c l.i every place.
r-.a i.o first prze- Al
.l. .l r,youSe silver IN
r-. I4Xs. Won thesccond
a.ar.e Knowles gave a
.. l.s- 4. .g~l marty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
C1E65' STRIKE.



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4 BUSINESS PLACES.

NRW STORE on Marshall street between
sixth ana Seventh, within few yards OF tho
Now market. $50
STORE ON Broad street, No. 1id, between
First ana Second. . 9,
NEW STORE on BROAD street between had'-
son and Monroe. .,..
STORE on south Seventh street, opposite
Union depot. 49,,
STOKE No. Is Twelfth street, between Main
and Cary. H. SELDOM TAYLOR son,
so l3-lt corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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For LARGER HOUSES SEQ our list above.
NOR RE n L.

No. sJS north 26th street; az per month.
No. 1912 vest Cary street; els per month.
No IL Reservoir street; $3.50 pei mouth.
No. 20 Reservoir street; 8 ! per month.
No. los Reservoir street; sl3 per month.
No. 1902 o street $40 pof month.
No. 225 north 10Th street; $3.50 per monh-
No. 9GO5 q street; Sll per month.
No $40 north 2Gth street; $40 per month.
3BtA 81. tet. Broad AID MARSHALL; sl2 per mo.
No - Noshy street RlO per month.
No 1O4 rorth 2dth street; sl2.50 per month.
3gf street between and @: 81 p6r month.
Corner Mosby and Carrinsion; $3.50 per mo.
Phone 53I. >. II. ELAN o.,
sel3 NIB cost Main street.
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By X. b. Chanln y Co.,
Real E-tats AuctlOne era

NRTSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RlCO.-ln accordance with the terms and pc
vision OF a deed Of trust from the late john Hay
cox. Jr., deceased, 10 me as trustee, dated the
20ih day Of October, ls1S, and duly recorded IN
tho clerks Office OF fisnrico County Court On the
2lst day OF October, 1870, shah proceed N sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder. on
MONDAY. THE l4rH DAY Of sSITEyBER 1901,
at - o'cl0. 4 N., In front Of the courthouse OF
Iienrico county, that CERTAIN TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND IA SAID county OF HenricD,
known Is " Iona Geid,' containing 2S1 ACRES,
be tho same more OF less, bounded on the east
nud west by the lands formerly Of Seddcn i.
Aiken. ca the north by the lands formerly Of
Jackson +. Chilircy, and on the south by James
river.
This land Is about seven miles from the city OF
Richmond, and fronts beautifully Oh the Osborne
turnpike, and much of the farm ID capable OF
very productive farming.
TERMS OP SALE: one fourth cash; balance IN
equal instruments 81 one, two, and three Year,,
respectively, from day OF sale, the credit install
ments % boar interest from TIE day OF ralo. and
notes or bonds 10 bo given by the purchaser
therefor, and deed Of trust upon the rcpcrty
to secure the payment Of said notes or bonds.
The purchaser Will Aave The option Of paying the
entire purcLase-nCncy In CAST.
RICHARD q. PEGRAN, Trustee.
Il. Il. CHAFFIs & CO., AucfioreeIs.
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