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WAS THE sWspE MURDERED,
FURTHER Examination of witne,scs-pro.
SrAmme of William and Mary College.

Surther Examination OF yvitne,ses-Pro-
gramme OF William and Mary coiIes.
lCorrespondonce OF tho Richmond pispatch.l
A., WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May 3O.-Interest in
ia tnS inquest OF what is generally supposed
~ ue murder continues undated. and
quite crowd yesterday evening Gathered
at the undertaker's rooms 10 view the
oody Tor the purpose of Identification. A
partial examination was made. and tho
Coroner adjourned the proceedings nntiI
TINS morning. IL has been pretty defniteIv
settled that the deceased is young Swede
named John Johnson, who was engaged in
the nshing business on the James river
near the mouth of the College creek. and
WHO was last seen alive Monday, May 25th.
IDENTIFIED.
At o'clock this morning the Coroner,a
jury reassembled at the court-h ouse and
heard evidence which resulted in the iden-
tihcaton OF the man as stated above. A
large mass Of evidence was taken. but
nothing 10 establish the fact that a murder
was committed. Other important wit
nesses are yet TO be called. DoSt-,nOrfe7n
examination has been ordered and when
TINS report closes the jury is awaiting the
result OF the examination.
COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs.
ne tOlloWlng IL the official programme
OF the commencement exercises of William
and Mary College:
Sunday, June 2Sth, s ?. M.-Commence-
m n!1 sermon by Rev. J. Campbell Fair, of
Wednesday, July 1st, p. M.-Final cele-
oratlon of the Philomathean Society.
Thursday, July I'd, ~ M.-Address bv
Wyndham II. Meredith. OF Richmond, Va.
SP.. M.-Final celebration of the Phoenix
Society.
Friday, July 3d.-1O A. NJ, address bv
Rev. A: f. Dickinson, d. D., to the gradu-
ating class; IL 81. address Of Hon. VII
liam Reynolds, of Baltimore, before the
Society of Alumni; 4P. NJ, banquet of the
alumni; Up. NJ, final ball.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Emley, of Phlladel-
phla, are expected here during the coming
week, the guests of Captain Robert A.
Bright.
A CONTEST.
Henley 4 Peachey, attorneys here, have
been employed by the defeated Republican
candidates of Newport News to contest
the election Of their Democratic opponents.
MIR. X. S. Bright, son Captain Robert
Bright, leaves Monday for Philadelphia to
read law in the Office OF q leading attorney
of that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
WEATHER AND CROPS
VIRGINIA BULLETIN FOR THE WEEK
ENDING FRIDAY, MAY 2eTH.
Both Needed and Excessive Rains-Pro-
babie Damage 20 Tobacco and
wheat--Little Sunshine.
EspecIaI telegram % enc pispatch. !

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.i
LYSoHBURo, Va, May 30.-The Virginia
weekly crop bulletin, based on reports
from voluntary crop correspondents
throughout the State, and published by
the United States Signal Service for the
week ending Friday, May 20, 1891, is as fol-
lows:
OEvrRLL OFYIcE,
LrScHBuRa, Va. May 80. 1891.
SUMMARY.
Reports for the past seven DAYS show that
the entire State has had much and in some
portions excessive rains. The amount Of
rainfall has varied from two % five inches.
In the northern sections these rains are
Just what have been needed, while in the
southern portions and southeastern por-
tons the excessive rains have caused some
damage TO tobacco and wheat and in low
lands have caused damage by floods. Some
damage was done by hal last Saturday IN
Augusta and Rockingham counties, and in
Henry county very great damage was done
by heavy rain and hail-stOrm. There has
been very little of sunshine and the tenn
perature has been decidedly below the
normal, and these causes have retarded the
growth Of all crops, but with warm weather
and sunshine everything will rapidly re-
cover and tho prospects are still good for
plenty of fruit.
REMARKS OF SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynchburg: 3.41 inches rainfall in seven
days. Have had an abundance of rain and
dry weather is needed to prevent rust in
wheat.
Wytheville: 3.43 inches rainfall in three
days, and with sunshine and dry weather
the crops will do well.
Dale Enterprise: 2.07 inches rainfall in
six days, and enough to thoroughly soak
the ground. Wheat is heading up finely !;
fruit crop still favorable. Prospect of an
abundant crop of all kinds. Wheat and
corn slightly injured by hail on 23d.
Stanton western Lunatic Asylum :;
3.03 inches rainfall in FIVE DAYS has beae-
fitted all crops, and only sunshine IS now
needed. A hall-storm on 23d, twelve to If
teen miles northeast of this station, was
very destructive to fruit and grain and
literally ruined some fields of weeat.
MossinSford: 8 inches of rainfall In
seven days has caused damaging foods,
and greatly injured crops in low and fat
lands.
Nottoway Courthouse 4.04 inches rain
fall in FIVE days. Excessive rain of Thurs
day slightly injured tobacco. Warm, sun
ny weather is now needed.
Richmond: 2.17 inches rainfall In five
days hos been favorable to growing crops,
though the low temperature and cloudy
weather has had the contrary effect.
Petersburg: 1886 inches rainfall in six
days. We have too great an abundance of
rain, and 1t has been injurious to growing
crops.
Norfolk: LOS inches rainfall In four
days. The rain has boon general and suf-
, fcient and generally beneficial to growing
crops, except strawberries, which were
slightly injured by the excessive rains Of
the Goth and 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
ADIOoD-THIBsTY MOB,
SUNDAY LIQUoR-LAW VIoLATORs.
EfYorts to Break tho TrafTic Up Norfolk
Portsmouth Strictly Democratic.

PORTSMOUTH oLtlCtiy bSucbioNAN'
tCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 9O.-The action of the
Corporation Court in refusing to grant
licenses to those liquor saloons reported by
the grand Jury as selling on SUNDAY, has
caused a sensation among the Iquor-deal-
ers. and it 10 very likely there Will be less
violations of the Sunday hquor-law ana
perhaps break up the traffic on the Sao-
bath altogether. ,,
Twenty-Five marines from the YARD par
racks were to-day sent on board the United
States steamer Boston and thlrty-elght 10
the other ships at the yard.
The protracted wet season mas caused
considerable sickness in the county.
Portsmouthis again strictly Democratic,
all her councllmen being in the Democratic
ranks.
AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS,
Hon John w. Daniel is expected to ad-
dress the John w. Daniel Club In Ports
month next Wednesday night.
Dr W Paul Moore has removed from
this city with his family to Jackson, n. u,
The Board Of Underwriters are deter;
mined TO investigate the burning ana
standing of the British bark VlDalla at
PayDer's Hill. .4o5 h..o
/ A. Davis, of Boston, was arrested mere
last night on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretences.
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rBUsrEEs AUCTION SALE
VyRUSTEE'S a UCTION BALE
oFTHAT
xAeNIrrcENr yAxEsRrvKR Esfk11
KNOWN AS BELNxAD.
LOCATED IN powHArAS COUNTY. va
ABOUT FORTY MILES FROM Rrcnosn
CONTAINING 1910 ACRES, MORE on Lrss
WITH SPLENDID DWELLING AND orHu
BUILDINGS
WHICH ORIGINALLY COST ABOUT e7s,ooe

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust nom John ,. c2cze
and wife. dated Mey 30, 1887, recorded IN 49,
hatan County Court IN Deed-Book 90, pa9ee 80
253 and 254, 20 X. Il. Chaffin and Lewis n?o.e3
trustees, the undersigned VIII sell tMr: Lss
Booker declining 20 acC, by pubic soeso.s
PowhatAn Courthouse. on
SATURDAY, Juss IS. 1891.
a, O'Clock, p. NJ, this ino james river Ar
Described IN said deed a. follows All thet Ger
tain PARCEL OR TRACT or LAND, tckesex
with all the buildings and improvements W., ~
on, rights, ways, aud appurtenanccs thereto ~
longing lying and being In the county on ro.s
hatau, State Of Virginia, known a. F" beimcen.s
containing 1,040 ACRES, more or ie-e. poonoS1
on tho north by James river on me sss, "a
known az the River road. and on the west " w
property OF Eane-, Scott. and others. ana ~
Inherited BY said John +. Cocko from his fnsnes
General Philip ST. George Cooke
The buildings on this estate are said 70 % ne
most costly IN Virginia. The late General =. es
George Cooke Is seh 20 have spent sto,oov. I.
the construction oftho dwelling, the most oosty
ON any farm IN Virginia, which Ia located on =
commanding hill that oyerlooks Tho valley on ne
James for miles, with the Janeshvor diviss6
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 10 fut vteS
for A long distance, and the depot, Rock Csstet
Just across the river from the farm, u reecned
By a rope ferry. Tho outbuidings are many
and costly, Of stone and frame, ooyercd y, NJ
slate. There Is also a two-story stone MN y.
For a city gentleman or any man Of means y
farm In Virginia presents n finer held Tor 80
Investment and Tor s,ock-farn Il Ia o hrst-cine
investment. To nsrchsnt deeiring an eteeans
homo" BelmeadS II uu-urpasred, located IN ases
ton proverbisl for health and the vtew n psenor
full beyond expression.
Title Il beyond = question
TERMS: Cash TO cover expenses OF sale 80
debts due as follows: sA4712, with intsreee
from November 30, lSsa, and st5,35f.l2 Wsn
interest from May 30. $500, and ne balance -
terms to be announced az the time OF sale.
Parties desiring 20 attend thls sale can ieevy
Richmond on the morning train and return -
the evening. X D. ChArriN,
sole Acting TrnsteA
RIB cHAFP1s d Co, Aucsioneera ry9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or HENRrCo COUSTY-Mc-
CUES COMMITTEE AGAINST McCUE's Heir, Ere
/, W. s. Leake. clerk Of said court, do certify
that tho BOND required Of Special Commissioners
Woon aud Waddlll by decree entered on tho
2Oth day Of October, 1890, in this cause, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth day Of May,
1891. w. s. LEAKE,
my27 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
AUCTION sALEs--Future DsvA
By Frank ID. hin a Co,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
CHOICE BRoAD-STREET STORE
PROPERTY.
No 4as EAST BROAD STREET. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED ~
lrrxEs. FORD o PEATRoss As A SHOE
HOUSE,
TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION.
AUCTION sALEs-v..sr. Dsy::
ON THURSDAY. JUNE A. 1891,

on the promises, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, we VIII sell
that most EIIGIBLY-L LOCATED THREB-sToRf
BRICK STORE, No 425 east Broad street, south
side between Fourth and Fifth streets, ut pres
Ont occupied by Messrs. Ford i Peatroes, and for
years occupied by Charles L. ssigei, ESD, as
shce store. IL is unnecessary 10 say word In
favor OF this property, as Its unsurpassed ioca.
ton and value as solid lnvestment Is well
known 20 all businessmen AMI capitalists We
will only add that an opportunity Ike this may
not occur again for long time.
The LOT fronts 10 7-l2 fec: BY lbs feet 10
wide alley In common
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance ON very
easy aud extraordinarily long time, 70 DO an
nounced on day OF sale.
For further particulars apply TO auctioneorS
FRANK b. HILL s. CO,
my "a Auctioneer>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
DEATH OF PHILIP W. PAYNE.
Tho italian Contract for Virginia Tobacco
Sales for the Week-Presentation'

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
rvxcuprRo. Va, May 3O.-Philip w.
pavne one of the oldest and most re-
snected citizens of this city, died TINS
morning: aged seventy years; ,ou
" 4 ca6legram was received here To-Day Jay
announcing that the Italian contraett i LOT
virginia tobacco. amounting TO hieet en-
hundred hogsheads, had been given 10
Messrs, HufTer 4 Co., OF Paris. .,ot
The sales Of leaf tobacco IN tne mar M IA''
this week amounted 70 100 lOO pouuuST .bo
,o.,cr carrier service here, resigned his
1 tevS this morning and the carriers
ppresented him with handsome chair as d
token of esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
By r. r. Chafin b Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers
Richmond, Va.
SALE Il
SLOTS IN WEST POINT, VA,
on FRIDAY, JUNE o, 1891,
AT bIS O'CLOCK p. NJ. ON THE PREMISES

BY virtue Of a decd Of trust dated August y,
1887, and recorded IN King William county
Clerks ONCE In Deadlock 5, page 38l, ard at
request Of beneficiary default having been made
in payment Of debt secured, will sell by public
auction, on the promises, in West Point, Va, on
the day and hour named, the LOTS described In
said deed as those certain LOTS OF LAND with
the improvements thereon, lying and being In
the town Of West Point, Va, known ~ lots Nos.
90, OF, 90, 97, and 100 southeast corner Of d
and Second streets, as designated on the plat OF
West Point maio by j. NJ. Daniel and recorded
I'm the Clerks oflice Of the county Of King VIII
liam, Va.
West Point IA q growing town, and parties
wishing 70 invest will please attend this sale.
Train will leave Twenty-third-Stree depot at
TAO A. NJ. and return as $3.50 7. NJ.
Terms: Cash for expense OF sale and the DEBT
due, say about 1900, and balance on terms 10
be announced al sale.
WILLIAM ELLYS0N,
my24 Surviving Trustee
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AUCTION sAlEs-arond.y.
BY Apperson a Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers. Agents, 60

COMMISSIONERS nONG GRE
" Dit AUCTION SALE OF THAT BEAUTI-
Full AND VALUABLE HIGH AND DRY LOT OF
land ON THE WEST SIDE OF WASHINGTON
BETWEEN CARY AND BEVERLEY sTREE1s.-
In execution Of the hereinafter named decree, az
special commissioners therein named for the
purpose, We viii sell By auction, on the premises,
at o'clock p. n, on
MONDAY, JUNE ], 1891,
the ABovE-DEsCRIBED MOST DESIRABLE
WEST-END PROPERTY, fronting 21lls feet on
tho west line Of Washington street with depth
Of 1875 feet, within few yards Of the corporate
limits, as a whole or divided, az may be deemed
best AZ the hour Of Gale. In tho midst OF now
churches, dwellings, &c, renders II most ell
gible location for homes or speculation.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of suit and sale
and S306.73, with interest aggregating about
500. In payments OF 400 each on 4th June,
4th July, 4th August, 4th September, and attn
October, and on 4th November s4373, s151.4O
on oath April, 1892, and on each succeeding
oath April until the oath April, 1898, when
e2,523.41 and s151.40, or s2,074.S1 will be due
and payable: the balance Of the purchase-money
at eight months, negotiable notes for each credit
instnlment and title retained, or all cash at the
option Of the purchasers.
Tho material, brick, &c, OF the burned build
ings will be sold for cash.
HILL CARTER.
WILLIAM FLANAGAN,
Special Commissioners
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VA. A. &M COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
Exercises sth-1Oth Characterization by Hon.
Isaac Diggs-Banquet.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
BLAoKsBUBG, Va, May 9O.-The exercises
will begin on the eth of June and end on
the 10th. A card giving full programme Is
being sent out by the acting president,
Professor j. L. Christian.
1t NAV be of interest to all graduates and
old cadets to know that the Alumni grafton
will be delivered on Monday, tho Sth, at IL
A. NJ, by Hon. Isaac Dlggs. West Point,
Va. The faculty desire to have a largo
number of the alumni here on that day, as
il is wished by many to have thorough
reorganization then. A banquet will be
given the members of the alumni on the
same day at $3.50 z. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HESRIC0 COUNTY
PAGES ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAINTIFFS. VS.. FLAN-
HAGAS, &c, Defendants, AND Staten AND RAJ
Nos, PLAINTIFFS, vs.. PACKS ADMINISTRATIVE,
Defendant.
], ". S. Lenke, clerk OF said court, do cor
tify that the bond required by decree entered In
this cause on the 18th day Of May, 1891, Of spe-
cial commissioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May,
1891. w. s. LEAKE,
my 15-eod Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
ANOTHER DEAD BODY FOUND.
Various Memoranda on the CorpsS-View
ed by the Coroner and Buried.

ed by the Coroner and Buried.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, May 90.-The body of q
white man was found on yesterday about
five miles from town. at the mouth of Salt
er's creek. 1t had doubtless been there for
some time, as it had been badly mutllsted.
On one of the fingers was seal ring, with
the letter !. or j. In the pockets, which
had been cut open, were several pieces Of
paper with addresses; motel book; a bill
against the schooner William K. Leeds, and
due to Jonn Hess, of Philadelphia, for
making jib; n memorandum of various
sums paid for ship-stores, with the name
John G. Hammell at the top, and dodger
notifying the public that the schooner
yacht r. b. Leeds would make excursions,
and signed Captain John Hammell;
and also piece of the Baltimore Sun IS
sued in February, 1890, or 1891.
LATEST DATE.
The latest date found in the papers was
MAY, 1890. The body was viewed by Coro-
ner Phillips and buried.
OTHER MOTIFS.
Mr.. Ernest Cunningham, of Berkeley, is
in town to-day.
The cars are running daily, but are not
taking passengers yet.
The Methodists will have their Chill
dren's-day services tomorrow afternoon.
The Pythian Union Division will proba-
bly, visit Norfolk on the 4th to take part IN
the memorial services.
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... ArcrIos sA. LEs-yss.ss sey::
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
81 AN DSOME.
VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS.
NTHE PLAN OF "wAvERLEY,r
ON THE EAST SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ABDUCTION
FOR COMMISSIONERS OF TIE COURT.
A SPLENDID FRAME DWELLING,
WITH HALL THROUGH TEE CENTRE
AND
PRETTY SURROUNDING GROUNDS
FOR ACCOUNT OF MRS. B. t. McCUE
THIS Is THE FIRST SUBDIVISION
oFTHE
HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE
MCCUE PROPERTY
INTO BUILDING LOTS, AND THUS 1T Is
MCCUE PROPERTY
INTO BUILDING LOTS, AND THUS IT Is A
SALE FROM FIRST HANDS.

BY virtue Of DECREE hereinafter referred 10
We, "a commissioners Of the court, acting IN
conjunction with Mrs. hcCuc, who owns the dwell
ing and part Of the land In the plan Of WaVer-
ley,' will sell Ivy auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891.
beginning at 4:30 P. NJ
!. TSo LARGE, WELL-BUILT, AND CONVE-
NTENT FRAME DWELLING, owned esnd oCcu-
pied by Mrs. McCue, situated les. than half
mile from the corporation line Of Richmond
containing ten or twelve beautiful and WELL
lighted rooms, besides Kitchen, etc, and sur
rounded by an attractive lawn set In grass and
welLstock cd with shade-troes and .hrubbory.
q LARGE NUMBER OF EXTRA HAND
SOME AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on Brook road and on hcCue,
Wayerley, Prescott. ard Childs avenues, all OF
which are sixty feet vide. These lots Will oa
sold with tho privilege OF one or moro, go that
every one will have an equal chance, and the re-
strictlOns will be such as 70 insure against Cd
tectiouable occupation Of any Of tho lots.
The nearncss Of these lots 20 tho city, they be-
ing almost as near to the Capitol M Lee monu-
ment IL, and their situation on and cloee 20 the
Brook road, which r. 10 be made 20 attractive at
an carly day, combine to make this choice
place OF residence and a fne feld for hpecula-
ton.
Tho hcalthfulness Of this place, and Of this
section generally, Is proyerbial, and IL Is fact
that no case Of fever or Of malaria has ever oc-
CURED there.
The dwelling can DO seen any day except Sun
day between IL and L o'clock and between D and
o'clock.
Plats at tho ONCE of the auctsoneer for free
distribution.
TERMS: WI be liberal. ...
EDMUND WADDILL, JR,
FRANK NJ. WOON,
Special Commissioners.
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l7RsTTY CULPEPER WEDDING.
a. George StringfeIlow United to migS
Iuen L. SomerVille.

nee. 1-eace Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
E1-auLs STATION. May 29.-Wedding-
t' Tang out merriiy and were heard far
. SIDE through this section yesterday.
--7 announced the nuptials OF Mr..
''-s st.-gfellow TO Miss Ellen r..
,r.-, laughter Of the late Wilson
-F.- L-l. Despite the steady ram
.-...4 ' taeresIdence OF Mrs. Jennie
Z .:.le. the brides mother. and the
,'-- . ,-e happy occasion, held "a large
'-'.1G a. friends until the rosy dawn OF
-'-.-s appeared.
TIE CrEKMOSY.
.-t .wa bond was sealed by the Rev.
taa.eI, assisted by the Rev. &. ,.
-,'}.-e. Iae friends waiting upon the
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HURNITURE, BILLIARD-TABLB,

FURNITURE, BILLIARD-TABLB,
T. CROCKERY, REFRIGERATORS, COOLERS,
OII-PAINTINGS, SC, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. JUNE 1, 1891,
o+1o.9o A. NJ. I will sell at my auctlon-rooms-
! very good SECONDHAND BlLLIARD-TABLE,
A general assortment OF hOUSEhoLD fOhNI'
RFFRIG ORATORS, WATER-COOLERs,
NEW CROCKERY, TINWARE, DROP-LIGHIS,
NEW LETTER-PRE OFFICE DEShS,
MATING, BED-SPRINGs,
oTI-PAINTINGS, In gilt frames;
RLRY-CARRIAGES, CRIBS, CRADLES,
INSTANTANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING ARTI-
ME 81 ! 20 GEORGE w. MAYO,
~ o. AuCtiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
ByJ. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
ID. A. TimberlAke, Salesman
1885 east Main street

HANDSOME CHAMBER FURNI-
IA TURF, REFRIGERATORS, p r. o X
LAMP, BRASS CHNTRETABLE, LOUNGES,
EXTENSION-TABLE, CARPETS, 4o, AT AuC-
TION.-As my auction-roOms, 1885 east Main
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891,
AZ 1890 o'clock, by request OF Lyons, Slater q
Montague, counsel for parties Interested l WIN
seu n very LARGE AND ELEGANT AsSOkT-
NENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNlTU RE, consist
ing in part OF L very nno Oak Chamber suit,
marble-tOp, with oxtra-heayy beYel-edge mir
rors oval shape; 4 splendid Carpets brus-
sells and 2 three-ply; 1splendid Lounge, covered
with silk plush Oak Refrigerator, With water
cooler Attachments; very nne Parlor Cabinet
/ Brass Comfortable, beautiful Parlor stand
ing Lamp, brass trimmings; 1 large WICKER
Chair. Carpet and Cane Rocking-C hairs, "A
Assorted Chairs, some extra quality very nne
Sewing achine, l Hair Mattress, beautiful
Hall Chairs, seyeral fno Tables, handsome
Easel, large assortment OF Bedding, i Bed
Sprina, Safe, i Goat-Wagon, Childs Desk,
General Assortment Of Crockery and Glassware,
and many other Desirable Housekeeping Arti-
clos. This collection is Of the very best quality
and In splendid condition. Ready for examina-
j. II. VALENTINE,
nyos AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
By Sutton g. Co.
By Sutton g. Co.
and
p. p. Winston q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers


A UCTION SALE OF THAT GRAND
IA CENTRALLY-LOCATED AND IMPROVED
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, BEING THE LATE RESIDENCE
OF THE HON. JAMES NELSON, FRONTING
80 FEET, AND ALSO 100 FEET FRONT on
THE SOUTH LINE MARSHALL STREET TO
AN ALLEH.-By request OF all the parties In
terested, We win offer for sale ct auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, JCNB l, 1891,
at j1z O'Clock p. NJ, tho aboye-described and
truly VALUABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
PROPERTY.
Tho improvements consist OF large brick
dwelling with twelve rooms, brick kitchen, car
riage-house, and stable, fronting so feet on the
east line Of Eleventh street and running back
within parallel lines 100 feet to an alley, and
having also front on the south line Of Marshall
street OF 100 feet. This Is n splendid piece OF
property, none moro so on the market, being In
good nciChbOrhOOd, Just ono square from the
new City Hall, near the Capitol, pOst-oflice and
surrounded by churches, and In every way de-
sirably located. IL Ia seldom that such property,
located az this IL, can be had on tho market, and
those In search OF n good home or profitable in
vestmcnts win do well to attend this sale.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth IN cash; balance
on n credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, interest added from day Of
sale, secured by deed OF trust on the property.
SUTTON & CO,
PIP. WINSTON & SON,
my28 Auctloneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
MONDAY, JUNE sTH, MKT,
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. SO.

TNOR SALE, AT THE CARRIAGE
Il AND WAGON-FACToRY OF c. GROSS,
No. 90 west Broad street, one second-handed
VICTORIA, one PHAETON, and one WAGON;
All kinds Of new Phaetons, Carriages, ana
Wagons made 10 order my 31-1t'
EOR SALE ALL SIIESaTCss-EL
Il PoNY-CARTs, PHAEToNs 49,
BUCKBoARDs, LIGHT AND DARK sURRYs'
FAMILY CARRIAGES, vICToRIAs, Day
TONS, BUGGIEs, CONGRATULATIONS, &c. ai
extremely low prices.
A few SECONDHAND CARRIAGES, PHAE-
TONS, and BUGGIES also on hand cheap.
w. c. SMITH,
my 2e-Im 3i4 north Fifth street.