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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
HOW TO UTILIZE coNsULs.
George p. Hollis, Of Cspstown' oher
Some Suggestions In This Line

George P. Hollis, United States Consul
- Canetown, Africa, suggests as method
80 utilizing Consuls that they DO MADE
I honorary Exposition Commissioners WITH
out pay. o.;t;o,, - ba writes 10
ua;nT Handy. "they would have greater
;nanance. and their advice and recon;
mendation would have greater enec1 anu
pVTg on:ul Hollis says the Transvaal vii
make a good display and he expects tne
nranee Free state viii do the same. Mr.
Hills saws further he is working on q
anbame TO have one of the regular EngI il :
Sontb African steamship lines puI on =
stsaTnsr for New York during the Expos
t;on time and arranging with one OF tue
Nav York and Liverpool lines 10 re't AZ
S STT African passengers home oy tne
English route. ..c,. T. Carr NJ
conanbseen and Minister Scruggs al Ns i,S
eoa,s acknowledge the receipt OF Moriu ?,
Es;r literature and express their desire r 70
"a al III nossibls in the interest OF the Expo,
s ~ On Mr.. Carr suggests that E1positi?; o.
s;nformation be printed for Distribution al, ~
IN scandinavian language, whieh sus-
ons has been anticipated,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

nacco was not In good order and soma 30
y was IN spelling condition. Prices vvera
nLni, end GOOD tobacco brought extrerns
OUTSIDE neures.. Eight hundred thousand
pouuus were sold during the week.
CHARMING PARTY,
MISS Ellie Elliott, one of Dauvilla's mos,
SheFming young ladies. with A narfr -
virginia young ladies under tha char -
ronage OF Miss Shaw, of Riohmond viii
ts.a next week for four months tour r OF
Councilman +. s. Arnett has bean ca,,ad
non tno CITY by the extreme illness OF his
nv, ". r. :; Wilkinson, engineer of the Dan.
'"'' . nv Department, is critically i'll.
WORKER OF rRusr-rRIaaERs.
slr' Lheo. 4: Allen, Of Now York. secre.
Sl,,a Tl the Irade-Mark Association Of
dr-f- nvgpacco manufacturers, was here
uurinR tho week. II in said that Mr.. Allen
MMofked the trigger by which the American
Tobacco Company was formed and wb jo
soopieo up all the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A
representative Of the Tobacco Journal start
ca 20 interview Mir. Allen, but he cut him
aa.aorI oy saying he was here on private
pusiness-a business with which newspa-
pers bad nothing to do. ''"-
PROBABLE OBJECT OF ms VISIT.
WITH cuss word he added II haven't
anything TO say"
It has leaked out that the object of h;s
VISIT was TO test the temper Of the mann.
I,acturers with view Of combining the
Ieaalng factories of Danville, Reidsyille,
plug trade OF Virginia and North Carol;na
would be controlled, but 1t is stated he
met with rather cold comfort. He left for
heidsville TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
The Board of Aldermen vs. the Conneo-
tion Railroad.
FLOR the Dispatcb.l

Tbere IA widespread dissatisfaction
among our merchants and other citiZens
III tba action of the Board of Aldermen
Tanyino the petition of the patrons OF the
eccommo dation train asking that that
train be allowed TO pass once daily over
the connection track TO Byrd-otreet sIs-
ton. s.o,., d;.o,,sosd
nv all classes Of our community ana 1ave
vet TO meet With single person outsiue %
III Roard of Aldermen who has not cna-
s.sac o the action of that body as both
unWise aud unjust. ;.
Its unwisdoIn will be apparent wnen u
a. ststed that this train not only runs 70
A.bIand but 10 Fredericksburg also, and
.hat among its patrons are many mer'
cbants making large purchases IN hieh'
,nond who enjoy equally good railroau III,
ciIities for trading with washington anu
Raltimore, where the terminal stations sIe
located in the very heart OF BUSINESS 1;I M
aides these there are large IAfncls, L. 49,.
o,rnara- and other customers using tnih
.rs;n Who get their supplies here and are
ai;ke interested with the above class %
hs Wing EASY and unrestricted access 20 Tue
hsnIs and leading commercial houses near
'n s,,.si, IN this day Of sharp composition
..,hsn ayarv conceivable inducement Is Oh
fered 20 attract trade to commeicind zen cen,
.sss no one should need to DO told snaI
s LEY a restriction IS the one imposed py
tSs Board OF Aldermen Is detrimental 70
the business OF our city. L.. r,;rs,
'n p,,t 1bat this action is no less pnlusl
pus - Wis ,rise viii De onceded, think, when
nan - hrser,nsmbsred that the same, body thai
ia y ~ The privilege asked for BY the pa
ssnns ~ ths accommodation tram. almes'
tIohs ~ citizens of this State
sAc cn,a5 swithout hesitation upon the re
een ss of the Chamber Of Commerce the
quSs a ,,r;yiIege 10 the patrons OF tn'
s sspo trais.s. ssbe ara largely non-r"si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
.ppo.NrmENTs BY THE COURT.
ne Monticello Guards ArmOry-Death
ofNr, sarah Lewis-Coming Wedding.

ne Montlce.lo Guards ArmOry-DeRth
ofMre sarah LewIs-Coming Wedding.
vr--sspaudence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
rgRIorrEsvuLR, VA, June Ga great
-..v 5verseers Of the roads were appoint
11,t-a June term of the County Court
t.r. several surveyors of the same. The
I'd. -. -1e Commonwealth as. j. M. Orcutt,
.at-l for obtaining money under false
,,-,s-css was continued. WingheId Llg-
g. Jr. qualified to practice law.
Es foundation of the aTmOry of Com
,ygD Monticello Guard has been built
n come time. The completion of the
-i-, has now been determined upon,
e. vi.. BE pushed as rapidly as possible;
.---r. room will be sixty feet WIDE and
G., hundred feet long, and the floor Will
Md e. soon rs possible in order that the
---s-v may use IT.. The building IS TO
r.L.out =, 900, part Of which sum Is
y,. :, BE- raised.
N OCroGESERIAS DEAD.
us. Sarah Lewis, whose illness was
..s.. = cd OF her home near Gotham, in
e.. county, on the sd, and was buried at
u.s.e church. She was eighty-tour years
+. sse. and bright and consistent Chris
$50. She leaves a family of several
e. irsl aud a number of grandchildren.
VILE. the teu-year-old son of MIR. j. w.
I-s-. died this morning about O'Clock.
CARDS ISSUED.
Cards have been issued 20 the marriage
ru.ry of Mr.. James A. Baber. formerly
f. ,.et.yille, now of Richmond, end
KS lrsae Seay, at the residence OF the
y .a Malrose, Fluyanna county, on the
l-'.GIt.
h-y John b. Turpin will preach the
tenement sermon OF the Albemarle
it-Ae Institute at the Baptist church
l.U sunday night.
H. George Petrie has returned from
.--S Hopkins University, in Baltimore,
were he received the degree OF IN. ID.
a' all spend the summer IN Charlottes-
&c S.ta his father. Rev. DR.. George L.
u-e
NJ Small has left Ivy Depot, Abe
sl.r county, for Montreal and Mrs. WOOL
E-gi for England. Mrs. Carter, OF the
h-5 place, viii sail for England IN rev
as.
oTHER PERSONALS.
I Yrs H. G. Narchant has returned to her
4 One a. Woollen-Mills village from trip
several weeks duration 70 Petersburg.
4 Mss Mary Marshall and Miss Willie Jones
4 y "a auquler county. >,
~, John W. AAupin, near Whltehall,
l' Teen III at his residence for the past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

Flirting on the Train.
[For the Dispatchl
Twas on the train a bright May day,
The sun shone on q maid.
She frowned7 Why, yes, OF course she did.
OF tan she was afraid.
She shrugged her shoulders, then looked round
In helpless, troubled way.
HAlloW me please 10 fix your blind"
"Oh, thank you, sir, you may"
She sweetly smiles ne courage takes
ado you TO Richmond go?"
81 cannot talk 20 strangers, sir,
But there's no harm in NO."
any name Is Smith," and his dark eyes
Are dancing all the while
"And mino IL Brown" she tried 70 hide
A lurking teu-tale smile.
"a pretty woman would you seer"
He opened his watch-case,
And peeplng In she there beheld
Mirrored her saucy tace.
She panted3 Yes, OF course she did,
And vowed she'd talk no moro;
Two minutes found her smiling
And as chatty as before.
The brakeman soon her station yelled,
She's Whisked OF In trice;
The train goes on, che smiles and signs,
""TWas naughty, but twas NICE" NJ. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
COLONEL ESOP TALKS.
A Fable Which Contains . Moral About
Dude.
Detroit Free Press.

lOetrOit FREE fTeSbl
Colonel Fsop, who had recently gone to
Sardis to help King Cresus pull through
some political jobs, went out for stroll
up and down Broadway, the principal tho
roughfare of Sardis. When he returned to
the palace he related TO the King the fol-
lowing story:
An ASS met Calf one afternoon.
Jaw, deah boy" said the Ass, you look
ill.,"
"Yaas,n answered the Calf; caught
dweadful cold this mawning."
My. myl" said the Ass. did you sit
in dwaftP"
"Yaas," answered the Calf; "sat wight
neah a vulRah fellaw who whistled for his
dog.n
When the distinguished fabler hand con-
cluded his story the king said:
Hsop. some of your yarns are rather
hard TO believe. For example, l can hardly
imagine asses and CALVES conversing one
with another"
THAT brings me TO my moral" said
Esop. Rich men should see that their
sons become not asses and calves"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
AUCTION sALEs-Futnrs Days. .
By X b Chsfhn 3 Co.
Real Estate AucstonserA
No. north Tenth strees
rTRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
oyrHAr
MAenIFIcESr JAMEs-RrvER ESTATE
KNOWN AS BELxEAD.
LOCATED IN powHArAS COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT FORTY MILES FROM RICHMOND,
CONTAINING 1910 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
WITH SPLENDID DWELLING AND OTHER
BUILDINGS.
WHICH ORIGINALLY COST ABOUT s7s,ooo

BY virtue cf a deed Of trust nom John p. Coke
and wife, dated May 80, 1887, recorded In Pow
hatan County Court In Deadlock 90, pages xo2,
253, and 254, 20 X. b. Chafiin and LOWS Booker,
trustees, the undersigned will sell (hE LeEts
Booker declining TO scfI, By public auction, 81
Powhatan Courthouse. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1891.
AZ o'clock, p. NJ, this dne James river farm,
described Ina said deed as follows All that GER
tain PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND, together
with all the buildings aud tmproyements there
on, rights, ways, aud appur;enances thereto be-
longing, lying and being in the county OF Pow.
hatan, State Of Virginia, known as " Boimead,
containing /, $40 ACRES, more or less, bounded
on the north by James river, on the east by
Deep creek, on the south by the public road
known as the River road. aud on the west by the
property OF Eanes, Scott and others. sDd was
Inherited by said John b. Cooke from his father
General Philip ST. George Cooke
The buildings on this estate are said 70 be the
most costly in Virginia. The late General u. 50.
George Cooke Is said 20 have spent 100000 10
the construction OF tho dwelling, the most costly
on any farm In Virginia. which IL located on q
commanding hill that overlooks the valley OF the
james for miles, with the James-Rtyor division
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in fall view
| for long distance, and the depot, Rock Castle,
! Just across the river from tho farm, IL reached
by rope ferry. Tho outbuildings sro many
and costly, OF stone and frame, covered with
slate. There Is also two-,tory stone mil on
| the property.
~ Nltg RNhtAothoA VI MY .AANt
| farm In Virginia presents finer field for safe
investment and for stock-farm Il IL nrst-class
investment To merchant desiring an elegant
home" Bolmead' Il unsurpassed, located In Sec
ton provorbial for health and the view ID beautt-
full beyond expression.
Title Is beyond a question.
Terms; Cash to cover expenses OF sale and
debts due "a follows: S447.12, with interest
from November 80, 1850, and s16,35l.1 2 with
interest from May 80. 1890, and the balance on
terms to 30 announced at the time OF sale.
Parties desiring 10 attend this sale can leave
Richmond on the morning train aud return IN
the evening. X. Is. CHAFFlN,
Sole Acting Trustee.
r. b. CHAFVIa q Co., Auctioneers. my9
By J. Thompson Brown l. Co.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, aud Brokers,
No north Tenth street.
HIGHLY VALU ABLE w Z s /.
BRoAD-sTREEr IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BETTER KNOWN AS
FIsHKRMANS HALL
Callahan eSyv So',r,. de-
US. er.c "a Ma o.
Gslilean Fisherman AssOc'n. 1891. ~ -

Importance Of tho decree In tho aboyc-men-
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appointed
| for the purpose, will sell by auction, upon tho
premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
R. c. HENDERSON ACQUITTED.
An Interesting Trial and Satisfactory Re
suIt-MemoriaI Day.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

BuIt-meuoEihl Days
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, June SIN Septem-
her. 1889, the post-office at Mcdowell, in
Hirhland county, was burg.arized and a
registered letter containing $l2O In $40
biils rihed. Suspicion fastened on Il. O..
| Henderson, the young deputy postmaster,
and he was indicted in the United States
Court.
His trial came up in Judge Paups court
here Thursday morning and case was
made out against him on circumstantial
evidence
The post-olice department pressed the
case warmly, and the prisoner was ably
defended by Meade White, of Staunton,
and James b. Stevenson, of Harrlsonourg
VERDICT or AcQUITrAL.
The trial. on account of the prisoners
nrevious good character ard family con-
nection. awakened great interest end at
tracted crowds to the court-room. ms
morning the jury rendered q verdict OF
acouittal after an absence OF but nfteen
minutes. .,
A GENERAL OBSERVANCE.
Memorial-day was observed here to-day
the local military, fire companies, and
citizens uniting in a parade. Inc ser
vices were of simple character, but IN
spite of threatening rain there was more ore
General observance of the day than has
been known for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
A Mean Remark.


Holt. You ran after the nobility when
80, we're IN England, did you
yIHa Win Yes; ali through Europe ~ i0l.
lowed my motto, when ,d n E e lance an e.
the Romans do; ,,.r,sn dli'S drank IN Ger
many, and posed in Italy 80 Monte Oar
Holt: Why .S d1oh themselves Uu down there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
RATHER A GOOD DAY FOR DOGS.
An Extraordinary Experience Which
Caused One Man TO Treat
[Pecks SUM-


[Peck's SUM-
THAT Bergh fountain on Market Square
is O success" said w. T.. Goodman the
other day az he took q seat in Henry Vein
berg's cigar store, and pulled meditatively
at q Key West cigar.
us that so ?" said Henry, as he drew up
q chair.
Yes, last night counted 1000, 600, ass, 1926
dogs and So horses that came to the basin
to drink
Henry fell off his chair and sank into a
state Of coma that took him nearly three
quarters of an hour 10 recover from. When
at last he came to his senses he turned to
Mr.. Goodman with smile Of recognition
and said:
Say. old man, is that right about those
dogs and horses, or are you giving me al
extra dose of humanity ?"
That's right, Henry, was asleep and
dreamed it." The rspidity with which Mr..
Weinberg passed the cigars was something
beautiful to behold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
An He'd HAD.

aTbi.. y said Jacquasse. lis a portrait OF
INV FIRST wife" -s.o, l,teness of the
Mr.. ]. . returned SmitneTs. a.
pse.sgepp no mi Il said Jacqussse, Mrs. .. u
my first wife,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
ACQUISITION of Time.

lClothier and Furnisher.l
She: Some one told mo the other day
that you bought all your clothes in Eng.
land. Is it true?
He: Why, certainly not. How absurd.
What made you think sof
She: knew you hadn't been over there
for several years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

| AHCrlOr SALEy~l ~, <r>H<<>>e,1<
>rS0MMIsSIoNRRs' BlLE "
4 LARGE AND VALUABLE rroPknII ~
NgwroHT Nrwss Va, rHoSTI ! g: ~ S4 ~
/ on TIKI RIyEk AND cohr ~ ~. os,sS|S
Cosrf Of warwick county entered on ne ~
dsy Of pecemosrs 1890. n ne Sssscsf 49, 49,
. l. X. Hudxins, executor o. knss y. n1 NJ
deccssed, ". John Iucssf ana osne ne, 80, -
'a THURSDAY. jus 20, 1891.
AZ II O'Clock. A. NJ, m mont o. me coo,t~nS
Sosr' under the Warxtck Hotel Al Neupo0
News, va, tho ~REAL Estate IN NE ssia 30
consisting Of 2ox scres. ,whtch va Purrnass9 %
John i. Tfscksr and John D. Whitehead q
Charles K. Mallory, Thomas TaoP. sna 800.
NJ. Peek, special commissioners, ~ w cs.',. -
dated Suits then pending IN the Clrcan Cosn y
Eli-abetA City county, entitled Br.nkisy, xs;s ~
Latimer and others. willis and VIE -. Lsu"ss
| and others, and Peek 70. wost ana o<nctS -
appears BY the report g saia spela IS52-
| watch was confirmed BY decree Of sad couit y
| said suits, entered on octobof .. leJx. snses,e
| the said tract Is described as loi No. ca ~
| be further described az bounded On the eontns
west by James riyer, on the norta ~ rumps,S
| Han tract and separated from ~ ~ NswYE
News creek, on the west by lQt No ION .sin w
| plat, and ON the east by iot No. bon said pisS.
TUE TERMS on THg SAIB WILL N: "one shrq
| Of me purchase money 70 be PAID Ia cash, END
| the balance thereof On three equal instsIncose1
payable with interest IRON date, six, twefvcs ~
| eighteen months. respectively, after the u1y
sale, for which the purchaseror pnrcnasers sneas
| give bonds or notes payable 20 ths said spe.Ss
| commissioners, ana tie title retained untu no
| further order Of the court: or the purchescr
may at his option pay all cash. or for the sscn-
rity OF the said deferred instalments execute
| decd Of trust upon the lot or lots purchased ~
him, 20 be drawn and recorded AZ his expense.
The Property will be offered a. aald sale ~
whole, and so sold u the price bid should be sat-
| isfaciory. N not. II will be divided into parcels
/ or into lots, and a diagram or map o. sarf9
showing such parcels or lots VIII DO exhibited 81
sale.
This is IN every respect one Of the most ysios.
| BILE properties at Newport News, combinin4
| every advantage for WATERFRONT wharf. ana
warehouse property, and building lots ~
| fronts 400 feet or more on the riyer, running
back 10 depth OF about 5000 feet, and EN-.
! braclng 20I4 acres. IL Is unsurpassed eithcr -
q whRrf-frontase or for building purpose ., and
/ offers 10 capitalists the finest opportunity fof
large and most profitable Investment u hes
between the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad pro
| perty aud the mouth Of the river.
| Tho said special commissioners arc also au.
thorized under the decree 10 sell the Property AZ
private sale, or part AZ private and part al pub
lie sale, and private ofers will be entertained ~
| Thorn before the day appointed for the auction
| sale> RICHARD b IUNsIALl-
| THOMAS TABB,
| RICHARD wALkE
| Special Commissioners
l Ctrprsa OFrfcr CuRcrfr CouRr WAHNfCu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
BY X, B. Chaifin Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOnoers,
No. l north Tonth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
4 SPLENDID JAMES-RIYER FARM,
MOUNTAIN VIEW" AT
AUCTION.
GOOD BRICK DWELLING AND 0UT-HOUSES
WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW, AND
64S ACRES OF LAND.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from M. II. Davis
and wife, dated February Is, 1888, recorded In
AlbemArle County Court, Deed-bOok 80, page
35l, and at the request Of the beneficiary, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF The
debt secured, will sell BY public auction, ON the
premises, On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the land described therein as
MOUNTAIN-YIEW TRACT and ONE HALE IN
TEREST IN THE McLAIN TRACT.
The Mountain-View tract has been divided
into three parcels, AZ follows: 49,,
First lot (B) contains 81 $40 ACREs LOW
GROUNDS and 204 ACRES HIGH LANDS, with
the buildings on this lot, and also good orchard
Second lot (C) contains SO bio ACRES Low
GROUNDS and S321-100 ACRES HIGH LANDS:
Third lot CD contains 81 $40 ACRES LOW
GROUNDS and 73 $40 ACRES HIGH LANDS.
The McLRin q act contains about 2661s ACK RES,
and the one-hAh interest 70 be sold, sSy about
1854 ACRES.
The Mountain View tract contains b4s acres,
more Or less, and will be offered in parcels as
above divided and also es a whole, In order 20 OBJ
tain the best price. The James-Riyer Branch OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad passes up the
beautiful valley az the base Of the bill on which
the dwelling is located, thus affording grand
view Of the surrounding country, the rsTor, and
the passing trains II n only q few hours ride
70 Richmond, and will make delightful and
convenient country homofos any city gentleman.
Parties desiring 90 attend the sale can loays
Richmond on the morning train and return In
the evening. Call ON the trustee or aucuoSeeru
for further particulars
TERns: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale End 20 PAY
| a debt OF sS,45Li5, with interest from February
Is, 1883, subject 20 d credit OF e2l0.97. eyi-
dencsd by one bond. and the balance ON terms q
be announced az the sale.
X. B. CHAPLIN, Trustee.
my I4,2l, 2s6Js7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
Il LENT CUNNINGHAM HRARsE.-Undert the
provisions Of deed Of trust DULY executed 10
the undersigned as trustee, will sell az the arc-
tion-house a George w. Mayo, "a north Ninth
street., &c IL A. NJ,
TUESDAY, JUNE o. 1891,
one CUNNINGHAM HEARSE, ia good order.
TERnss Cash. IL l. sPOTSWOOD,
te5 Trustee
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..om,neut. Yet Obscure.
,..n postl

"That actor Is pretty pfom ,ssst - the no.
biu.bosrds," remarked the eueS' - ~
tel. -v obaoure on the board
b;Ils y replied the landlord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

TREE FOR The pENIrENrAay.
''''eO hsrkst-seerstary Aliens FRO
babie Mission 20 DanyiiIe.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch'l 49,
y..s.s.'nIx, Va, June e.--Deputy .5herln
~ ,.-ek will leave for Richmond to-inot-
wa three prisoners for The, peniten-
SnteDced at this term OF the coVI,.
t,sI are cut for the marriage OF Mis'
4, q Nelson Ficklen and hf. Ale1an-
oS@phrey Robinson on Tuesday nofh-
ss ss e Of looss leaf On this R mast e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
BY Frank d. Hill q Co.
Real Estate Auctioners-
By Frank d. HiIl i Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


Real Estate Auctioneers.
TWO BRAN DIN EW FIR A NJ Il
a DWELLINGS on WEST SIDE OF
RANDOLPH STREET BETWEEN BEVERLEY
AND JACQUELIN STREETS, CONTAINING
SIX ROOMS EACH, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ON GOOD, EASY TERAS.--On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10rH.
at 81 o'clock p. Il, on the premises, we VIII
sell the above pewly-built and attractive pro-
perry, now occupied By good tenants. These are
not cheaply-buil. tenement-houses, bat each one
Is separate and lot 25x123 feet, An inspection
Is earnestly asked before the day Of sale.
Immediately after the above sale we viii cell
the FRAME H0USE and 80 FEET OF GROUND
on the north side Of Ashland avenue between
Carter and Washington streets. The lot begins
90 feet east Of Carter street. and runs back 30
feet between parallel lines- The house contains
I've rooms and Is In good order, and Is occupied
by nrst-class tenant
TERMS: Very easy aud announced ON day OF
sale or ON application 20 customers
FRANK ID. BILL d CO.,
ie4 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

Ra.ignation is finding out thai ass ins ' 3
s spsa ~ deal harder thsn your nss'
e1a Gt0be. -------