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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
Bright and Diverting.

Teacher Missionary" comes from a
Latin word, and means lone sent"-that
is. one sent to the heather to convert
them. Now. children. at the end of the
class / shall ask you what missionary
means. Teacher (ten minutes later so
we will review the lesson. Dorothy, IT'S
your turn. What does missionary
meanP Dorothy: One penny.-Neto York
Ledger.
my wife has @ saving disposition" said
Hicks. when we got our upright piano
she made red plush cover for it, so that
the rosewood wouldn't get scratched.
Then she covered that with q sort of linen
buster arrangement, so as 10 save the
plush. tell you, women have great big
minds. "-Harper's Bdzdr.
"A Philistine" wishes to know whether
a technical knowledge of art really .deepens
ones delight IN paintings, OF does the
additional pleasure come merely from
ones sense of superiority p-Indtdndpotis
journal.
When a local dime museum advertises as
an attraction 1.-THE only policeman born IN
America" we feel it our duty to warn the
public to beware of frauds and limitations
Chicago Mai.
A fiying-machine is being exhibited in
Chicago Up to date there has been 70
sort OF use in keeping the IF" standing at
the beginning of its name.-Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
The man who keeps diary is comfort
and refuge TO his less methodical neigh
bors. He is the reference library of the
ylcinity.-But Commercial.
Ignorance of the law excuses no man
except the juryman, who must be ignorant
of eyerything.-P Philadelphia Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
TAUGHT ALessoN.
How a spsndthrIf wife Learned the
Worth of Money


A man with large business interests ana
n handsome income married lady, says
the Yo,fsh's Companion, who, unaccustomeu
all her previous life TO the Injuries VI
wealth. had never formed any clear con-
ception of the worth and purchasing power
of money. For some months the indulgeht
husband gratified his wife every whlln.
One dav the lady, 10 carry out some Gu
price, asked for a check for so large IA sun, sum
that the gentleman was disturDen; ne sa~
that such prodlgsity ifperslsteo IN ,r lIeI NV
a downright refusal he determined 20 give
her a lesson in finance. lie theIeIgre
smilinglv remarked that he could not give
her a check as usual. but would send up
the money from his store. - oor,o
About noon the promised money came,
not in crisp bills, as was expected, put III
silver dollars, the SUN total ming sever"
specie bags. ,,oad
Tbe wife was atfrst vexed, then amused
and finally. as the afternoon wore away m,,s
became deeply thoughtful. When her nus
bend came home 10 supper she took HIM
gently by the arm, and leading him INTO
the room where the ponderous bags Oh
specie we're still standing, said;
"My dear. is this the money asked you
for this morningp"
ut il. nv love-" was the reply,
e" And did you have TO take this money
all IN. dollar by dollar, in the course Oh
your business?" was the next question: oo
Yes" he answered, gently; IL repre-,
SCENTS the results of many weeks OF haru
labor .L.
well, then" she said, with tears IN n I
ewes. send a man to take it back TO the
bank in the morning. | can't use so mucn
money for so trivial purpose. dldht
understand about it before"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
WASHINGTON CITY.
suppEN DENISE OF THE FllLIsus-
TeRlNo TACTICS.
Rhe poss-oalce and Agricultural Appro-
priations stm Pendine--wni Harrison
Approve Roanoke Public Building9
lYrom oar regular Correspondent


WASHINGTON. February 23.-The flibus-
tering spirit in the House died out sud
denly TODAY. and 1t is said that Senator
German advised the Democrats not 10 OBJ
struct the proceedings as long as any OF
thc appropriation bills were undisposed OF.
The Democrats carried their point Satur-
day night against Boss Reed in preventing
A recess Of the House instead of the usual
adjournment, and as there was nothing Of
\ political nature 70 come up TODAY IT
would not have been good 10 have filibus-
tered. The departments were closed,
and expecting 10 witness lively scenes In
The House the clerks and members OF their
families crowded the galleries, but they
heard nothing but the general routine de
bate on the general deficiency bill.
STILL PENDING.
The post-ofice appropriation bill has not
vet been disposed Of. and the agricultural
bill has not vet been called up in the
House The deficiency being the largest
OF oil the measures, the Republicans
decided to take that up before finish
ing the post-ofiice bill. The latter
has gone through Committee OF the
Whole. and can be passed within an hour
after coming up again. The Republicans
who tried TO knock out the paragraph for
the fast mail from Washington for the
South uid Richmond are sore over thelr
defeat. and the friends of the item are CON
graduating themselves on having gotten
through so safely. although the margin OF
votes was small.
NOTHING GREEN ABOUT JERRY.
Conpressman-elect Jerry Simpson. OF
Kansas says he is going to remain mere
about a month longer to become iatnihar
with the work of the departments. he Is
making a very favorable impression among
the members of the House and there IS
nothing green about him. He IS not as
wild and woolly" as some, people
imagined he was. He thinks that
the Farmers Alliance movement Will grow,
and that the free coinage OF SILVER VIII De
the greatest issue in the campaign oil le9z
When he tried 10 tell the gold-bugs OF the
House Coinage Committee something on
this subject it will be. remem 1ere1 tnat
the Kansan was suddenly shut of. Today
in abiding TO the matter he remarkeu tn i
four or FIVE of the gold-bugs asked MN
questions at the same time, their oDgect
evidently being to mix him up 80 that ne
could not intelligently present ms views
TREMBLING IN THE BALANCE.
The Roanoke public building bill went
20 the President on the 18th Of February.
The ten DAYS will be up tomorrow. TWO
SUNDAYS have interviewed. No one yet
knows what Mr.. Harrison will do with the
measure. II he fails TO act tomorrow the
bill will become q law without his sigma
ture. Representative Edmunds isanxious-
ly awaiting the verdict. He does not yet
know what il will be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
THE PRESBYTERIAN REVISION.
Report Of the.Committee Secretary Touch
ing What Has Been Done.
I'm. ,.,.~x.n,. a. IN. pt.D.,~n,


COLUMBUS, o., February 2S.-Dr. W. E.
Moore, secretary of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly's Committee on Revision of
the Confession of Faith. which held its
second session at Washington, ID. c.. Feb
ruary 4th 10 10th. furnishes the following
The same method was pursued as at the
sessions in Allegheny, so that the entire
confession was revised and attention given
20 the answers Of the presbyteries on each
chapter and section designated by them.
The work done aud tentatively adopted at
Allegheny was passed in review and con-
Armed or changed. "a deemed best. The
general desire expressed by the presbyteries
n their answers 20 the overtures
"for more explicit statement OF the love
of God for the world; for the sufh-
Cheney Of the atonement, and tor the offer
Of salvation 70 all men y; for recogpi-
ton OF the Chureh's duty TO eyangelize the
world; for q statement of individual
responsibility for salvation and for
fuller statement respecting the person and
work of the Holy Spirit" the committee
sought TO meet by the preparation of two
new chapters--one. "Of the work of the
Holy Spirit" 20 follow Chapter Z. "Of
Christ the Mediator; the other, OF the
Universal offer Of the Gospel. to follow
tiers meet most OF the suggestions In tho
answers Of the presbyteries" and make
many Of the changes asked for in other
chapters unnecessary.
le concluMon4 were reached with bar
mcny, and ITS report will be neither of a
majority nor minority, but OF the Reyi-
sion Committee. The question of pub
fishing its report before the time of the
meeting OK the next Assembly, which was
Left 70 the discretion OF the COMMITTEE.
was fully considered II was unanirnously
agreed that We do. not print any part Of
oar report priorto fhemeeting Of tho next
work OF the committee be referred IL ths
presbyteries for their considerst,on'
put not - an overture Tor Anal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24

action: that the presbyteries be re-
oueetcd 10 take up the report Of the COM
rnittee at their full meetings, carefully
consider IL, suggest k.y changes that they
NAV deem desirable, aud forward report OF
the same TO the Secretary OF the Revision
Committee by the LIST OF December, 1891,
and that tho committee subsequently, act
upon these suggestions of the presbyteries
and make final report to the Assembly OF
400 "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
ByD. A. Undertake. AucIioneer,
frank w. Carter, salesman,)
No. 1ll0 east Main street.

MY REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE
vi THIS DAY.
commencing at 1920 ~ NJ, will consist OF many
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES:
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDs,
dozen good CANE-SRAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
COOK-SToVES,
HEATER, -
good GROCERY COUNTERS,
Several OAK EXTENSIoS-TABLBS,
8 SEWING-MACHINES,
BENCHES,
Several SETTLES, -
very good YATR-CLoTH PARLOR SUIT,
/ large Bar MIRROR very nice),
2 nice SUITS OF FURNITURE,
HAT-RACk,
CIGAR SIGN undianl.
ALSO,
/ chest OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, In fine
condition.
fe2i d. a. TIMBERLAKE, Auctionoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
AUCTION sALEs-Thi. Day.
BY Joseph b. DAYS., AuctioEoor'
or. b. Cook, Saiesman)
MAGNIFICENT FURNIT U Il E,
wi. SUPERB "KNABB PIANO,
ELEGANT MhSTEL MIRROR.
NooUET. ADMINISTER, AND BODY-BRUS
Sells CARPETS.
VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY,
HORSE, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS

bbLo Nhhl EAH'
VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY,
HORSE. CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS.
Asaxscutor Of the late DIR. A. Harris (RaobH,
/ viii sell at the residence No. 6S3 wes' Grace
TUESDAY. sirH INSTANT,
At 1920 O'Clock. the whole OF the ELEGANT
FURNITURE, EN- bracing In part .-
SUPERB "BNABE "GRAND PlANOfS Oc'aFos'
together with cover aud stool;
PARLOK SUITS OF tho latest design, msde 10
order OF the most costly materials;
MANTRL MIRR0R--7 feet high, latest styie anu
pure coIsctiop S 81 REAL BRoNzEs repro
sensiug rare and unique dss!gns ;,orasyrs
MoQUET, ADMINISTERS, and BoDY-BRUssELs
RIAL IA LACE Il CURTAINS, PORTIERss;
beautiful HALL STAND, latest style;
Very costIy STEEL ENGRAVINGs, large sire;
MAGNIFICENT BRASS PIANO LAMP, ebony pedes-
wu IIsrsFE SATIN DRAPERIEs, richly en-
broidered PARLOR SCREEN;
MARBLE TOP TABLES, &C.. 4.
the dinIpg-room Is furnished In very expeh-
sIye BUFFET, WALNUT EXTENSiOS-LAbLh,
LEATHER COVERED SOFA and CHAIRS 70
yery largo collection OF CHINA, GLASS
WARE, sILVERWAkE in COSTLY DlSSbh-
and TEA-SETs, together with very many o'ner
articles. .,...,,. .oa
The library IL reEnruel q fDig ~ ~, ~ n
tanning many RAKE AND VALUABLE WOhhS
in Hebrew, Greek, German, sDd EngIsh.
LIBRARY FURNITURE OF excellent character :
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally, EN- oracins
WALNUT RlGRRATOk, SAFE &c;
The chambers are elegantly and compieteS
furnished with full suits Of latest designs
Inc HORSE, CARRIAGE. and HARNESS gen.
ersilv regarded as an elegant family OUTFIT
This sale deserves, as 3honid roce'e'
general attention. .,,o,, y.,,,.-
IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24

When man dies il is the women VINO ,yhO
wondsr II his wife takes il hard, and VINO
are her seyerest critics if she fails 20 PA
on a as many yards of Grape as she sn o,uirj
The widow who is pale and s9rr o @1Sn
looking has more admirers among am ner , ant
sex than among the men. Ihe nien .bav
10 be mourned for themselves W shst o ,Isy
u mems SN0 widows look cheerful. -Atc'''so"
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
HE ENTERPRIsINe BURGLAR
Takes the Few Things of BIZ. Engelberg
and Goes-Death of Mrs. Bramham.

and Goes-Death of Mrs. Bramham.
Tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. February %
burglars entered the store-room of MIR. IL.
Engelberg. on Main street, Saturday night,
and stole therefrom lot of clothing, jew
elry, and groceries of various kinds TO the
amount of at least $50 They. effected an
entrance through the rear window, forcing
apart the heavy iron-barred shutters. Mr..
Fnpelbere resides above the store, and il
Is strange he did not hear them operating,
as they evidently made a good deal OF
noise and stayed quite long time.
A BAD BREAK.
Jim Golding, the negro who was shot by
the policeman at the time of the raid on
the gambling house at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot while attempting to escape, ls
in quite critical condition and is not ex-
pected TO sve.
Next Thursday-the day set apart by the
PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly of Virginia
for prayer for the youth and young men IN
the colleges and schoOls-will be observed
here by special service in the chapel on
University avenue.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. j. W. Christmas, who was so severe
ly burned some days ago, is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. Il. ]. Williams. superintendent of
the gas and water-works of this city, is
confined TO his house with pneumonia.
The many friends of Mrs. S. Leterman
will regret to learn that she 10 critically
i'll.
Mr.. E. II. Easley. of Richmond is in the
city.
Mr.. Charles II. Goodrich, of Cornwall
on-Hudson, N. Y, was in the city Satur-
day negotiating for property. He expects
to locate here.
Mr.. Willett Woolsey, of Seneca Falls,
n. Y, is in Charlottesville.
PAINFUL OPERATION.
Rev. Oscar Lttleton, presiding elder of
The Methodist Church for this district,
who has been confined to his house for
some weeks suffering greatly from car
buncles on his neck, submitted to a PAIN
full surgical operation on Friday, and it is
hoped that he will soon be out, although
he is great sufferer.
Mrs. Susan /. Bramham, wife of Mr..
John N. Bramham, died at Sunny Side,
Fluvanna county, Saturday. She was for
many years q consistent member of the
Baptist church. Her funeral was attended
by a large number of friends, and by the
Farmers Alliance, of which she was a
member The burial service of the order
was read at her grave, and her funeral
sermon preached by her pastor, Rev. John
r. Randolph. She was in the fortieth
year OF her age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
Erief Record of a Family's End.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, February 23.--Fred-
erick Warner. fisherman. lived with his
wife and five children on the bank of
the river. The food undermined his house
Saturday night and it fell into the river.
The whole family was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
BY Frank Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
IN THF WRIST RND1 ON THE NORTH SIDE
oF WILLIAMS STREET. IN THE PLAN OF
BIFNA VISTA, BETWEEN RITCHIE AND
CARTER sTREITs.-By virtue OF deed OF
County Court clerks office, Deadlock l2S A,
page 2iS. default having been made IN the pay
meut Of q note therein secured viii, AZ me re-
quest OF the beneficiary In said deed, sen AZ
public auction, on tho the premises, az ociocA
z. N. on
TUESDAY, FgBRUARY q, 1881,
the PROPERTY as above. House mas o rooihs
and ia newly built Lot 21xi3O feet.
TERMS: Easy aud announced on day OF sale
fe 10 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
The Presbyterians Again Awarded the
Prize for the Biggest Attendance.


Prize for the Biggest Attendance.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WEST PoINT, Va, February 23.-The Sun
day-School Union of this place met to-day
Mt the Methodist Episcopal church. The
Presbyterian school was again awarded
the banner. for the largest percentage of
attendance. Addresses were made by
Revs. Frank Williams and j. ID. Hart, of
Richmond College. Mr.. Williams made a
Sunday school address, while MIR. Hart
spoke on the union and and co-working of
churches and Christian people as well as
Sunday schools. Both young men made
good speeches and good impressions on the
large audience.
HIS LAST SERMON.
Rev. j. d. Hart. of Richmond College,
who has been preaching temporarily at the
Baptist church at this place. preached his
last sermon tonight. MIR. Hart has en-
deared himself TO not only the Baptist but
other denominations of West Point. Du-
ring his preaching here the church was
crowded TO hear him.
Messrs. Beveridge and Lamb expect to
continue their series of meetings o few
days longer in the Disciples church. They
held services in that church twice to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24

ID
sell at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Ord,
at 1890 A. NJ, the ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE ST.
CHARLES HOTEL, corner Of Fifteenth and Main
streets
The furnishings consist Of
PAKLOR aud OFFICE FURNITURE;
About seventy-nye rooms Of CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE, with MATTRESSES, BEDDING, CAR
PETS, and CR0CKEkY;
DIStNG-RuoM FURNITURE OF EXTENSION
TABLES. CROCkEkY, and TABLR-LINBN:
A large lot OF SILyEh-PLATED WAVE and
TABLE CUTLERY. GLASSWARE, &C.:
HALL, STAIR. and CHAMBEk-CARPETS;
KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY.
The ENTIRE HOTEL OUTFIT will DO sold as
a whole.
TERMs: One fourth cash; the balance In equal
instalments payable at thirty. sixty, and ninety
days from day Of sale, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. the endorsers name 70 DO given at
time OF sale.
An unusual opportunity "a now offered TO pur-
chase and continue the hotel business.
ID. :. GATES,
Sheriff Of the City OF Richmond.
10 22,o4, h27hhl&3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
The Illinois Agony.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. February 23.-Very
few members of the Legislature had re-
turned to the city this morning. In the
Joint Assembly one ballot was taken, re-
sulting: Palmer, IA Streeter, 4; Oglesby,
9. paysOn g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24

Ethel: was positively ashamed Of the
way you treated your father last night. 1t
was outrageous. Arthur, deeply iniureD:
Now, WEAKLY, Miss Ethel, 1 cawn't fawn
upon the guvnor, don't you know. He
isn't in de.-MunseYs Weekly.
In the matter of sleep Benjamin Frank
lin said. six hours for a woman, seven tor a
man, and eight for fool. A little girl
when told this said, with much wisdom,
Il like the FOOLS share. "-HarJord Reli-
QiOus Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
FLEMING SESSION.

Tn the evening session the House re-
sumed in Committee of the Whole the fur
Their consideration of the immigration bill.
Two amendments were adopted, as fol-
lows: Directing the Secretary of the Irea-
sury TO provide such rules for inspection
along the Canadian frontier as will not de-
Law or impede travel between the two
countries. and providing that nothing in
the act shall be deemed to exclude per-
sons convicted Of political offences, not
withstanding such offences shall be de-
nominated as felonies. infamous crimes, or
turpitudes by the laws of the land from
which they come or by the court convict
ing them.
The consideration of the bill having
been completed it was reported to the
House.
stitute. Upon the bill and substitute the
previous question was ordered, and the
House, at 10 o'clock, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
CAUGHT ON A rREsTLE.
Two Boys ESCAPE, Two stru0S 80"
KILLED, Ono Enstantiy'
lBy telegraph 20 the pispa''"''

caysrxR. PA. February 2a.-Last night Q
Reading engine caught V'a esr Ridley.
1 crnsk Ob bridge sH Two Of them escaped oy
leaning twenty-five feet. alighting M IN
CIoskey' aged sixteen. was struck ana o1 lni
stantly killed. William 7. POWELL :d a his
fifteen. was horribly mangled ana a'eu ''''
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
HAVING REFERENCE TO GENERAL s1cKLEs.

An Amendment was adopted directing
the accounting officers of the Treasury
not 10 withhold the pay of any retired Off
Ger of the army retired prior to the act OF
March 30, 1868, Notwithstanding his ac-
cantance of a diplomatic or consular posi-
zion. This amendment has special refer
ence to General Sickles.
On motion of Mr.. Washington. of Ten
nessee. an amendment was adopted grant
inc an extra months salary to the Off
GERS and employees of the Senate and the
House. ..
tee rose. -,
The post-ofice appropriation bill was
taken up and passed and the House took
recess until O'Clock, the evening session
to be for the consideration of the immigra-
+ioD hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24

10 '."-.
Fund and Dollar Savings Bank H.rf.,
Plaintiffs, ...r &.
"a c.-- 2 ..
Gerhsrdg and ale, Defenisa,s i.tag 1
l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
n1srRIcr nrsTNFss IdNORED.

The House then went into Committee of
the Whole, notwithstanding the antagon-
ism of the members of the Committee on
the District of Columbia on the deficiency
appropriation bill, Mr. Payson IN the S cn AR
clements, of Georgia, the clause appro-
priating $50. 900 for the relief the citizens
of Oklahoma was stricken from the bill.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
WEDNESDAY, FgBRrl1y -

at4S O'Clock p. VI, that LOTOFfty,
brlcS dwelling No. 60 thsrasa. IL. ~, q,
~ feet, and runs back go5i dem b. "a
alley. The house IL Ia good I'd. az ,,..'t
rooms, win a brick kitchol s..h go r.... -
Property in this locality f,a-, r,..'
commands good pricea I ~
TgBBs: Ono fourth cash. fa.s-..
credit % ak, twelve, AMI rigs teen .... if
deferred payments b. bo aYIIsr-sf Lea -
BILE notes with interest Ial fr....t-. Is
and title 20 be retained uCf.l ftra....- ~
money Is paid and c0nYsyAscs r-,.,... .p
Court DANI -L grimm. "a
srcrA CONN q. -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 100 east Main street.

CTOCK OF LIQUORS. BAR FIX
- TUKEs, LICENSE. SHOWCASES, TobAc-
cos, &C., AT AUCrioN.-By direction OF the
owner, who is declining business on account Of
bad health, viii sell at No. 70 south rhirteensh
street. on
WEDNESDAY, FsBsuAEy rs, 1891.
at lOx o'clock, the ENTIRE STOCK OF
WHisKErs, BRANDiRs, GIN. WINES
CIGARS, TOBACCO, C0NFECrlONERfES;
excellent bAE-C0UNrRR. with 'front.' rail;
fise RRsR-PUMP, with excellent Ice-Box;
PARTITIONS. DRcANTkks,
GLASSES, SHELVING;
good SHOWCASES,
STATE LICENSE, &c. &c.
Particular attention IA asked. This 10 nnc
opening fer any emo WITH Q small capital 70 en-
gage 10 a Paying business, and can DO bought "a
4 whole rsiore day OF ssle by applying 70
fs22 JAS. AAcuoUGALts Auctioaeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
W iE'kECa

by Chewing & Roe.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneer.. sa. P.-r,
No. north Tenth stree,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. z. Laughton, Jr., salesmanJ
Nos. 22 and "a Ninth street.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF THE FUR
- NITURE OF THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTEESTH and MAIN STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-24
AUCTION sALEs-rotg-. -
By Csrneal & GAyle.
Real Estate Agents and Aa-rous.,
il0j Main street

vs. Haprl... .. 'I.- .
Jane Steady and ais. offs ,s1 my. ~,