Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-18

| 81 per share on subscribing and
| 81 per share per month until fully paid
up, or until by reason of dividend or pre-
NUNS, the stock shall have been declared
matured. Each purchaser, or club of pur-
! Chasers, of twelve shares of $500 worth of
| stock will be entitled to one lot in East
| Richmond, the lot TO be designated 10y n
! drawing TO take place when sufficient stock
| shall have been sold, and fyo payments
! shall have been made on each share. The
! company reserves the right to reject all
| subscription TO stOCkin excess of 81 200, 900.
| After the reservation of free sites for man
ufactories and the drawing, the company
will have several thousand lots, the pro-
ceeds of the sale of which will be added to
the surplus of the company.
PLACE TO RESIDE.
Nothing adds more to the attraotiveness
of new place than its seductivenes5 as
place of residence. This is well understood
by all classes. Tho rich have ready means
with winch they can crafty this desidGd-
f,gn, and the poor look with eager longing
for some spot upon which, IN habitation
of their own. they can enjoy some OF the
comforts that comes not alone with the
possession of home, but the ownership OF
one; surrounded with some of the graces
that nature only can bestow. In East
Richmond such places can be found with
out the pam of close search. In almost
any quarter comprised in the ], 200 acres Of
land, pretty site for residence can be
found Fine VIOWs, not 10 be surpassed
hardly, in any quarter of the state, open
up on all sides. The hum OF the busy city
OF nearly hundred thousand inhabitants
floats lazily on the air., Nearly IN eyesnGt
are battle-hclds over which richest historic
memories cluster. The James river rolls
away in the distance. The breeZes that
fan the cheek in the heated term are free
from malaria and family tinged with sea
breeze. The fields are green, the SKY blue:
TO azure tint, and the community one OF
common interest and worthy OF the hign
renown of the Old Dominion.
What more could be wantedI
MATTERS OF DETAIL.
The next thing to be considered is the
manner in which the residential portion OF
the property is to be parcelled out.
II will be laid off INTO lots OF TWEEN ty-hye
and fifty feet front, and $50 feet depth,
fronting on wide streets. ms arrange
ment guarantees ample space for building
purposes. :,,Lo
we'll graded. and tho brilliant glare or the
electric lamp will light them. The health
protecting sewer Will add greatly to the
hvglene of the place, aud proper system
will be at once instituted. Inc topo-
oranhical situation makes natural dram.
ace also ono of tho great advantages Oh
place. , ...ot,risL
In the case Of manufacturing establish
ments. the company has been guided by
nolioy that is both wise and liberal, mas
much as it donates free sites ana free wafer
TO All such, and in fact, water VIII DC lur-
nished residences az a nominal price, ana
hotter still. the system 70 be pot into use
Will carry a supply of pure Sprinq ,cdle' INTO
every residence.
From these statements, which at best
lint poorly present the surrounding attrac-
lions u natural sort and those that VIZ
c,n,nanv are determined to supply, it Will
Ia Seen that East Richmond Is by no means
n desuised competitor in the great race LOT
Success in enterprisipg development. III
might be called appropriately winning
card.
IooM ron HUNDREDS.
Az for room for the manufactures, there
Il room for hundreds. II IA a place Tor
alnost any kind, but cottOn.fGctorles VIII
end snuerior inducements for operations
~ FAST Richmond. The compress at west
Point draws the cotton from the sunny
6ei5s of tho South over the YORK RIVER
,oad r,ght past its borders on the way Tor
1ore;ep shipment. Close by East hlch-
mond are other factories as toliows' Ing
hac-factory, employing SOO hanosi me
ehemIcal-works, with 20 hands; tn9 ceIIai-
works with zoo hands; thehub- and SPOKE
ssetoIy' with 100 hands; and brick-ysrds
tSs. employ at least 800 hands, Thisshows
tbaf already the great facilities for man
',ssc,r % PURPOSES have beenseized upon
and utilized by shrewd and obserysn,t, ou xn-
ness-rnen who were seeking heia LOT
s,,of,tahia investment ot capitai. Al 81
The enterprises mentioned nave h as,1
, ,,ros,,sr " condition. They encountered
S6s@lenities that will never DO met by men
who place their money in the East Rich
ulond venture. ;rdns.
try that cen be named that whi MOI ed rss
easy facilities for the successful cohu rh
Of It's operations Ia East kichmonp'