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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
AMANDA LEfrwc4 WAS POISONED.
Her Stcpmother and John Earksdsio
(CoIore.D Charged with the Crime


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RoANcKX, Va, October She coroner's
inquest IN the case Of Amanda Lcttwc Oh.
colOred girl who died on the I'D ult.ino
under circumstances pointing strongly TO
poison. was concluded to-day bv verdict
that death Was caused by the introduction
Of arsenic in tie food partaken Of by
Amanda on tho Zist ultimo: that 1t was
administered by Sarah ] eftwich, step
mother of tnc dead girl. and that John
Barksdalc lcolorcdJ was an accessory ~
the death OF Sod Amanda.
ARErsIED.
Both Of tho parties accused have been
arrested by order Of the jury. and are now
held for trial. The delay in reaching a
verdict was due 30 the fact that the jury
were awaiting the report of 81. Il. Corso,
the chemist who examined the stomach
and liver of the dead girl. His report was
to tho eiect that he found arsenic III those
ORGANS. and sufficient quantities 70 pro-
duce death. Tho circumstances OF the
case render the crime peculiarly utrocious
one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PIEAsAsr Grove, Va, October l.-Yes-
terday Allen Arnold, fourteen years old,
while hunting shot himself in the leg and
before assistance could be had bled to
death. lie was . very promising boy and
thu only son Of Robert b. aud Lucy J..
Arnold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
POSING As METHODIST MARTYRS.
Fined for Blocking Up the streets-Death
of Mr.. Charles Grimes-Psrsonai

of Mr.. Charles Grimes-Personai.
1Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, October 3.-The FREQ
Methodlsts last night attempted to hold
an opeu-aiI experimenting at the corner
of King and Royal streets sud "a they had
been warned by the Mayor that they must
stop blocking up the streets tho police
warned them to stop. They paid no atten-
ton TO the warning. and three of them
we're arrested aud locked up. AT the sta
tion-hou.e they were asked 70 give bond
for their appearance this morning, but
they preferred 70 pose as martyrs ana re-
fused to do 1t. This morning the Mayor
gave them a hearing and fined them so
each. and warned them that the next time
they were brought before him the PUNISH
mont would DO much heavier.
NR. GRIMIs DEAD.
Another Of AlexsndrIa's old citizens
who knew tho town IN the DAYS OF its
glory has passed away.
BIZ. Charles Il. Grimes. for number OF
wears superintendent of police, died at
his home on north ST. Asaph street yester-
day. He was avery popular and weii-De-
loved old gentleman.
Mr.. Thomas baton and Miss Nellie Lee
Burroughs are 10 DO united IN marriage on
Tuesday evening next.
William A. Madella and T. II. Lumpkins
have been granted certificates to teach IN
the public schools by the city super
intendsnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
by Chewing koso,
Real Estate Agents., Auctioneers. and Broken
No. north Tenth street.
rVRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF A

rTRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
L LOT OF LANDIN The COUNTY OF HEN.
RICO NEAR THE EASTERN LlMllsoF TbE
CITY or RICHMOND. VA, FRONTING SO
FEET IN TRE EAST LINE OF WHITE
STREET BETWEEN BROWN AND LEWIS
STREETS AND Extending BACK WITHIN
PARALLEL LIN IS ITO FEET TO An ALLEY
10 FEET WIDE, AND DESIGNATED As
LOTS Nos. 80 AND 40 on A PLAT RECORDED
WITH A DFKD FROM J. u DICKINSON.
sTEE, 10 N. +. AONTERI0 IN Died.
re)K 127A, PAGE 1877. BENRIcO COUNTY
CUUkT.-By virtue OF a certain dced OF trust,
dated june .. 1870, and Of record In the Clerk's
Once Of Henrloo County Court In Deadlock
I3l u. page 254. default having been made 10
the payment Of the debt therein secured, AMI
being required so - do by the holder thereon. We
shsn proceei to sell by auction, upon tho
premises. on
THURSDAY, TIE SrH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1891.
ct > O'Clock r. NJ, the LOTS above referred ~.
TERMS: Cash A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD g. ROSE,
oc2 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
The Lynchburgcrs Kicked"


LYHcHBunu, Va, October 3.--The third
and last game of ball between the Rich
mond and Lynchburg clubs took place to-
day, but the Lynchburgers gave mp the
game after tho hfth inning on account OF
Q sQusbble ovor q decision Of the umpire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
ByJ II. Valentine, Auciioncer.
Ono. l.. Lsushtoh, Sslesman)
corner Ninth and Main streets.
THE NEW AUCTION-HOUSE.

SALE on MONDAY, OCTOBER ). 1891.
commencing NJ 1890 A. NJ
WALNUT FRAME FARLOR SUIT Of pieces
ia plush nGi silk dama'S;
| very handsome WALNUT BUFFET rs good
a.nev, with large mirr1r-'OSt 49,
WALNUT REvOLVlSG-TOP SECRETARY and
BDOh-CASE; -
> good WALNUT NARBLE-TOP BUFFErS;
II paiT LACE CURTAINS:
l. pair TURKISH CURTAINS;
D pair DAMAsK CURrAINS;
A large lot Of excellent BLANKETS. COMFORT
EkS. and WHITE SPREADS
Several sEWING-hACHlNES;
DECORATED and PLAIN 1OlLEI-SETS;
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
\ number Of C0AL-VASES, TENDERS;
Several handsome RISQUE FIGURES:
A large number Of MISCELLANEOUS ARTl-
Giles
Conclgnmcnts respectfully solicited.
j. II. NALEN TINE, AuctiOneer.
JyO. E. LAUGHTOS, Salesman. oc4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
AUCTION RALgo-M0udoy.
BY J. II. Elan 3 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
lII3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
l. OF THE
VALUABLE WEST FRANKLIN STREET LOT,
4Or145 FEET.
WITH GOOD FRAME DWELLING THEREON,
JUST OPPOSITE THE
ELEGANT NEW
COMMON HOUSE
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1s0Ds
a, $50 o'clock p. NJ, We shal sell by public anc.
ton. on the premises, THAT EXCEEDINGLY
VALUABLELOT with tho improvements thereon.
on the north side ~ Franklin street between
Monroe and Henry street opposite the new COM
monwealth-Club House. fronting 40 feet or
more and running back between parallel lines
l45 feet 10 3 wide alley In tho rear
Surrounded - IL Is by the most elegant ana
costly Improvements and being now tho only
property for sale Ia that fashionable locality II
must speedily increase in value, and n Wen
worthy the consideration Of those In quest OF
either An eligible site for fno residence or
space for two good tenement dwellings.
Tho dwelling now on the lot isa very neat ana
comfortable one q about six rooms In good or
der and under good rental
TERMS: one third cash; balance at one and
two years. negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by deed OF trust.
sc27 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
By y. ". Bow.
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
By Y. ". Bow,
Real Estate AuctiOncer
INVEST YOUR SMALL EARNINGS
i II ONE or TUE
-FOUR MOST EXCELLENT FRAME DWELL
INGS On THE SOUTH SIDE OF BOYD
STREET BETWEEN OAK AND
HARRISON STREETS,
TOBE SOLD AT AUCTION

l will sell, on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER . 1891,
at ; o'clock =. NJ. those FOUR WELI-BCIIT
Fol R-ROOM HOUSES Nos. 1ll5, III, lll9.
and ll2l Boyd street, situated in good loca-
ton Tor homes for col1rcd people aud where
property rents well. They are buit 81 nrst-ratc
material. arc well arranged, and will make good
Investment property Tor persons OF moderate
means. Will he soil ono with the privilege.
1frNs: Reasonable, and nj sale.
q. 20 y w EDNF AgctCneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
By Ellis & Cathcart,
General Aucti0ne crs,
"a east Broad street.
WE WILL SELL ON
w hnNDAy N0RNTNI

MA ~ WILL SELL ON
w MONDAY MORNlN0.'
corner First aud Broad streets, a, 10 O'Clock
sharp
l Very Fine EREECH-LOADING SHOTGUN,
l WALNI + CHAMBER sun,
OAK CHAM SER SUIT, . PtRiOR SUITS,
/ Very Fine CHlCkEHING PIANO,
l OSCILhTOR SINGER sEWlNG-NACllNE,
y. r. SINGER sENINGMAC fiINE,
/ HEAVY TAlLORS SINGER sEWING-hA-
CHINE. . BABY-CARRIAGES,
2 WOVEN-WIRE SPRiSG BEDS, 200 feet In
ROPE. pair PLATFORh-SCALEs,
largo ICE-BOX. REFRIGEKAIORS, chest
OF TEA, 20 CANDY-JAkS.
, KITCHEN SAFES, 2 very rne BED-LOUNGES,
OFFICE-CIOCk. In good order;
2MAHOGASY SOFAS, > LOUNGES,
MARBLc-1Op WAsHSTANDs, l BUREAU,
largo MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS.
80 CANE snd HOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
3 MATTRESSES, COOKING aud HEATING
STOVES, and many other u-cfnl articles.
This sale commences at 10 o'clock on account
OF tho circus ELLIS & CATlICARr,
oc4 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
KILLED By A CIRCUS PERFORMER.
Verdict Of Jury Ia tho Case Of Harry
Evrns--Salem's Prosperity.

Verdict Of n Jury Ia tho Case Of Harry
Evrns--salem's Prosperity.
fSnec.al telegram to the Di.p1tch.l
Sarrw. VA, October 3.-On the Gath OF
last month secOIH -rata circus. with side
show attachment. exhibited III Salem, aud
AZ night loaded Oh the cars for Christians
uurg. where they exhibited next day.
Whist waiting for the tram - st:rt about
midnight soma Of the employees of tho
snow got into row of \ bsr-rOOm near the
freight depot, in which Harry Evans. a
side-show man. was struck on the head
by Buck Toner. a circus performer.
Lvans, attended hy his wife, was carried
into the Revere House III On UNCONSCIOUS
condition. whilst the man who wounded
him and the rest of the circus people
boarded the train, which then pulled
out.
Evans received the best medical atten-
ton IN Salem, and Or. Bard performed
the operation of trepaunlng, taking out a
piece OF the skull about ono and half
inches square. which was fractured anu
press NJ Oh tho brain. Inc man lihsored
in great suffering until shortly alter noon
OF last Friday, when he died. \ coroner's
Jury WAS empaneiled and returned YER
dict 20 the clcct that Harry Evans came
To bis death from blow with blunt IN
strument IN the hands OF Buck Toner at
the time mentioned. The body Vas then
embalmed aud his wife took the romans
Saturday morning by rain To her home IN
Hinsboro'. Ill. During her stay here. Mrs.
Evans, who Ia pretty aud refined woman
for side-shCw eInpioye, received many
kndnesses at the hands of salem folks,
who symp,taiz.d deeply with her. Several
efforts have Oecn made 10y tne county
oiiicnls To arrest the murderer, but SO TAR
without avail. and it Is feared lie has es-
capped.
CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION.
The fall term OF tfe Roanoke Circuit
Court i. now IN session, Judge n. +. BAR
presiding. Animmense amount of business
- being transacted.
BUSINESS is steadily improving in Salem,
and the merchants and citizens are full OF
hope for n good tall and winter tradc;
About hundred cheap houses are needed
fox mechanics and factory operatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
AeANQUET-ANO MEETING-HALL.
The Fund for Their Erection Increasing
Married Mt 81 Yesrs OF Age.


fcorrosponde1ce Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
CHARLo1TEsyILLE, Va, October She
committee having in charge the subscrip-
tlon-.ist 10 raise funds Tor the erection %
q BANQUET and meeting hall Tor tho use OF
Widows Sons Lodge, No. 90. A. /. ana a.
If Of this CIV, have succeeded IN securing
subscript! ons 20 the amount OF S2,lOO, all
nj which WAS subscribed N about day
and half. The sum of $4,000 IS needed,
which. with the reserve fund already IN
hand. will erect two handsome halls Tor
the use Of tins lodge.
TRIvI4L OFFFNCE.
Two white men, charged with stealing
about ten cents worth OF FODDER, were
sent 10 tho county jail here by the iua!is
trate near Browns Cove. Two men mad
cbe~,e Of the prisoners and the cost of
tnolr trial and Imprisonment. u Is sara,
vii amount 10 at least $40, The magis-
tra,e sent word that he would send for the
rnen next day. which he did, the prisoners
remaining IN jsil for only rev hours.
4 number Of tramps were arrested III the
CITY Yesterday.
Mr. Randolph Childresss, achtyy-seven
years of age, and Mrs; FRANCS S1nn. i.
wee married OF the residence OF the BRIDE
near Hartman's MIL, few miles from thls
city, a dsy.or two Aso.
ALwAY6 DEMOCRAT.
In tho published cards OF Messrs. ]. T.
T,lrnan and William q. Parish announcing
tbem.elves as candidates for the Lesisla-
tnre. the former says not WORD anout
abiding by the nomination Oh tne Denio-
cratic convention. while tie latter very
nointedl, saws: Il will under no crcum;;
Stances be candidate unless nominated
Nv s.ll convention, a. | am and always
have been u Democrat
The precinct meetings 10 e!ece uo1c ~
.o the convention on Monday are being
held in the county today.
PITCHER LIPoP.
Mr.. John Lpop. OF this city, who has
bo~n IN Charleston w Va, ali the summer
piaying baseball on semi proiesss!oL l
nine. has returned TO the city, and WIZ
80. 80; Le On The VARSITY" team. Last
~ssr lie was one OF the pitchers on the
University nine. making a good record.
Hewlll be in the law class at the University
where ho is very popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
"r- Cr WaLKERTON.
'.nfes, aIilis, and shops-Arte-


"'.s. .als. ami schools.
&c Kirlmond DlsDatch.l
NA. October Il was az
." DAYS ago and was SUI
.--c4 az the material growth
Co." years 40 Il had only
'- -.4 Row there are four
~ more soon u open. he
't aneSt church. There - u
.peftt!on. gcaDlu0t ware
tt-i,- aid carpenter-shOp.
-..il, slDs-snOp. and MILL
tli. Three or tour streets
'"iti aud yeTsOns are Pre-
Nn them. quite number
.e' De- 10 tie town and Others
&c.,. ~. can't find vacant houses.
'-iA Clty runs twlce week
.. ''-l. 4 stage line connects
g.. i-t lork-Liyer railroad o.
lhefs - daily mail 10
b.. NAikerton is great depot Tor
,,sc.wOOd. and sometimes
4 f. ~ I've large vessels are loaded
~ that ono man las con-
-7-fer 1900 cords If wood at
4,.,. -.fng tie coming winter.
Ia. % n9w practically at the head Of
Va Tic AattapOni river.
f. AisKgTID TOWN.
t.., wears ago Dunkirk. fifteen
hsi. ' " A.kertOn, was . place Of con-
'~Vvilaucc. and exported to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
~ OF A DESIRABLE LOT on THE WEST
SIDE OFTWENTI FIFTH STREET BETW ZEN
LElGI AND NJ SlREEis.-By virtue OF the
decree OF the Chdncery Court
Il the cry y. Richmond, entered June 10, 1891,
in tho 'uit Of Cowart'n rL iiasker and others,
We Will sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1891,
at o'cock ?. NJ. all Of the right. title, and In
terest Of the parties ia this suit 70 tho sbOse-de
scri5,d VALUABLE LOT, fronting ~ fect on tho
we.t side on Tventy-nfih between Leigh ana
streets, and running bacA IL feet 70 an alley IN
the rear 20 test vide.
Bong IN a rapisly-mprovins part OF Church
Hin, makes this lot very desirable as home
site or for Investment.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the balance Ia six
and Twelve rnoThs title retained.
ID. G. RICHARDSON,
II. X. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
COwkRDIS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST HASKER kr AIS,
DEFESpaSfs--IS THE CaAScERY COURT OF Ias
CITY OF RICHMOND.
]. Charles w Godiin. Clerk u said court, Ger
tfy that the bond required Of the special cou,-
missioner Nv the decree ia said cause VI June 10,
ls9Ahas been duly given.
Gi&n under my hand this goth day Of Sopteul-
Der. 1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN.
e. 80 Clerk.
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hacco in large quantities and was depot
Tor gram, cotton, &c., but tho filing up OF
the river destroyed the business OF the
town. and soon il became deserted. Then
Ayleits took The trade and grew TO be q
village of some prctcptious and consider
able trade. but now that has materially de.
c!ined In importance. and but few persons
remain there. And now Wslker:on looms
up with the prospect of greater growth
and ncrmanency, as she is below the serious
sand-bars, aud ten or fifteen miles below
tide water.
OTHER ADVANTAGES.
failed to state that thcrc IL good pub
lie school in tho town and q Masonic Hall.
There arc number of Artosian well.
which have aided much TO the healthlul-
ness of the place. The citizens claim that
since they have been using the Artesian
water there has been no billous-fover.
Last year an effort was made to find coal
and the digging developed some. but not
IN paving quantities. Still those beat able
90 know seem confident that there ia good
coal, but deeper than the boring was
carried. The advisahlity of HAVING n
bridge with draw is being considered and
may soon be carried ont. THIS would bring
them into closer relations 10 King William
and make II much moro convenient TO
reach the railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Aucconecrs. and BrokerA
No. q north lcnth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i TWO SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS ON
the EAST LINE or TYLER II RECT NEAR
HICKORY. FRONTING 25 FEET AND In
TENDING BACK IS FEET. MORE OR LESS
BY virtue Of a deed ~ trust from Samuel Cox, OF
record In tho Clerks orice 81 tho Richmond
Chsncery Court. IA Deadlock ii3 A, page %05,
default having beeo made Ia the payment of tho
debt therein secured. and being required by tho
holder thereof % 10 do, NO Will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY TIE 1rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1881.
at o'clock ?. NJ, the aboye-lOcatei PROPERTY.
This Is the kind Of property out u which much
money IL made. -
TEENS: At sale. A. J. CHfWSlN6.
EDWARD :. ROSR,
sc 30 IrustceA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS
on CHINA STREET BETWEEN BELvIDERE
AND PINE STREETS.

BY vl-t7e 81 a dcrroa II tho Chsnccry Court
q, Richmond city, entered July 25, 1891 In tho
suit Of Dance eta'. ~. Dance IT dis.. viii sell
at public auction, On tho promises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
~ 400 o'clock T.. ". the TWO TENEMENT
DWELLINGS Nos 604 nni 600 China street.
The tot fronts about 30 .oet aud extends lack
bnfwern parallel lines 100 feet 70 en- rlley.
better location Tor renting purposes cannot DO
found.
TkBss: Ono third Of purchasc-rf0hey In cash.
and the residue on n credit Of SIX ani twelve
months, with interest added from tho day OK
raie. and title retained until the whole Of pur-
chase-money Ia paid ana 3 ceri IL ordered by
Court or. II purchaser 50 desires, all the pur-
cnass-money may 10 paid In cash.
JAMES c. LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
By cuarles 4 Mccuriy
Real Estate Brokers.
ByQuarles 4 Mccuriy,
Real Estate Brokers.
GALE OF THE WELL-BUILT
BRICK RESIDENCES
Nos. SAND 10 LOCUST PLACE
ATAUCTIoN, on PREMISES,
TUESDAY, OcroBsR Q, 1891,
ATlOCLoCK Pm

We arc directed by the owner 20 oier Tor saie
a. public auction -, time above fnentioned tns
PREMISES NAMED. BOZ HOl sks Aks
FINISHED THR0i GEOt IN liz btsI NAM
NERAND IN THE MOST fEkFt,r OkDEh AS
TO PAINTING, PAfERINo. g., and have
ki,chen Ia tho yard. No. has nine rooms AND
all conyeniences and No. 10 twelve rooms Auey
In rear Of both houses, running out " iooeeSV
alley. .
The ent,re property has a iron. OF A. feet and
ruus back 70 ali-y mentioned. They VIII %
offered with choice or privilege. or wiz DO soau
separately, as deemed beet at sale.
"A INSPECTION Of this property 10 Asked, end
such 10 seldom offered. aud as an investments
none better can - found
TxRMs: Win 10 liberal aud given - saia
an Au..eiono AGRA
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EXECUTRIX SALE OF A CON.
III PLETR sAw.MILL AND FfxTUkkSA AT
WAKEFIELD. Sussex COUNTY, vA.As sx'
ccutriI Of Il W. Lynch, deceased. shall on
WEDNESDAY, rHK TIN DAY or ocfossh 1901
q IL sclocs A. n. sell o paone ancton 81
Wakeaeld. Va, that valuable SAW-NILL ma
CHiVEHY ana FIXTURES, paaIssins q 9
comDarsiivey new steel bol1 Of efsy'ecsss
power and Engine OF tosty-nof pSvss, 49,
IN 6rstrolsss condition, together With Lcf-csnS
wagons. Bussiss, Harness Ac. 10 Ah~ one
flsnine.hil and ono good Horse.
TSass o. SALs: Sasns under otoo. cash: ~
sums over etO0. one third cash; osisnce ssssss
sir, ana nine nonths. purchase! gvsnS nsSSs
tiasic notes satisfactorily endersed VITA insessss
nom dsto cl sais, ics deferred Esyms1SS.
Rxecussix u Il W. Lynch. deSeseSS
For Further particular address ~ esv1S9
POlT0, Psssisburu. We, my agent. ~ nss91
q. =. fiIsa Aucsonsss. wsvsssy.vA 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

-s---.s o. DAVID CONRAD.
-t f.fe and Gentleman Of tho
If.e--D. u. Humphries DeRd.

=. u ~,
'''' . D'' '''i Us '''''''
'.e ki'lmoni D'spatoh.l
Va. October 2.-Your
.l.r la.t week was dOubly
AS b.. contained fboss
.. .,-',rs II Nr. David
f...,..ar face and rcure
..e -freots Of Martins
- twsrtr years 40.
fl... Vas On Sabbath
~ 4--l. when return
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
by Demon, Upper L Co
and
Charles A. Rose,
AuctioneerA

Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DE-
sIRABLE LOT
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND TwENTY-FIRsT STREETS.
FRONTING A FEET ON FRANKLIN STREET
EXTENDING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES SO FEET.
TOGETHER WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON,
INCLUDING ONE LARGE SET OF COAL
sCALES
Ry virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, dated
June %. 1883, md recorded In the Clerks Office
OF Richmond Chancerv Court in Decd-BooS l3o
r, pogc $50, default having boon made In the
pawn nt OF the notc therein occurred. and being
required 70 to 90, | viii soil By auction. on the
premises, On
MONDAY. OCTOBER ;. 1891.
~ > O'Clock =. ~, the kBOvE-DESCRIBED
VALUABLE CORNER LOT, With the improve
nents thereon, including one LARGE SET
COtL-SCALES.
THIS property situated "a It T., In large
manufacturing centre, Offers an excellent OPP
poituniiy 10 those desiring a frsi-cla5s invest
m-nt.
Ty.Ns: Cash as 70 expenses ~ executing this
trust and n note Of $500. with interest thereon
from juno ~, 1891, aud the balance on terms
TO be announcer OF sac. {. l.. DhSOoN,
20 Surviving trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-yesurs Days.
SALE Cows.

WIN sell at public auction
THURSDAY, OcroBEs 4, 1891,
a, Ravsnayood Farm, on MechsnicsviIle turn.
pike, three snI one-hslf miles from Richmond
the following property:
16 MILCII-COWS;
<HEIFEkS;
3 HORSES: -
500 bushels Of CORN on tho ear, Q tons OF MIL
LET 2 lots OF FODDER-COkN;
3 stacks ~ CORS-FOnDER;
2ls ton. of HAY, = G-MACHiSEsi
1 EORsE RAKE, 1 TW0-HORsE bisSEL
PLOW:
lsINGLE PLow, I CULTIvATOR;
IFhN-aIII, l SMITHS PATENT-LEvER
STRAW-CuTTaR:
1.-TWO HORSE FARM WAGON:
THREr-sEATED FAMILY WAGON. TOP
BUGGY: -
JERSEY WAGON. l JUAP.sEAT RoCKA-
WAY:
HINGE HARROW;
IA HARROW.
ani other FARMING UTENSILS.
This .alo will take place AZ 10 o'clock sharp
TERMS: Cash.
GILBERT WILLIAMS.
d. A. TiNBERLASE, Auct!Onsor. oc i-lt'
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

smoke tho +" Nicklsby."
Best Cigar Oh the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-17
IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
IN proposals will be received by the Board Of
Directors OF the Anaheim Irrigation District at
the Office of the secretary thereof, in the city Of
Anaheim, county of Orange, State of California,
for the purchase of 5000 900 of its bonds, issued
January LIST. 1890 exclusive of the coupons
which matured on July LIST, 1890, and January
1st and July LIST, 1891, which have been de-
tached therefrom) OF the denominarionso Of $1C0-
5000 and $500 respectively: till O'Clock pm.
of Tuesday, the 9Th day of October, 1891, at
which time and place said board will open the
proposals and award the purchase of said honda
to the highest responsible bidder; provided
that no proposals therefor will be accepted OF
purchase awarded for any bonds where the
amount is less than ninety per cent of the face
value thereof, the board expressly reserving
the right of rejecting any and all proposals of
bids therefor.
Any information in regard to the issue Of
said bonds or the terms and conditions thereof
will be given on application in person or by
letter to the undersigned at his office in the
city OF Anaheim aforesaid.
BY order of the Board OF Directors Of the
Anaheim Irrigation District
81 2Ot B. ". GARWOOD. Secretary.