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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27
Two Indians Drowned in the Chehalis.
MontesanO Democrat.

On the night of September Is two In
dams, Tom Mason and Colonel
Baker Toostom, were drowned in
the Chehalis river, near Colonel Milroy's
Late in the evening Colonel Milroy heard a cry
which sounded like some one calling for help
He went out and listened but heard nothing
more. In the morning empty fishing boat
containing mans hat and a few other articles
was found. 1t is since learned that the occu-
pants of the boat were the above named Mason
and Toostom. Mason was a mail carrier from
Damon's point to Quiniault agency. Toostom
was one of the wealthiest Indians in the agency,
and has relatives living near Elma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27
Few Cigarettes in Chicago.

Washington City correspondent who has
Just returned from a visit to Chicago says that
one thing he liked about the people was their
aversion to cigarettes. He saw very few men
there smoking the deadly little rolls, and a
wholesale tobaceonist told him that Chicago
was the poorest market in the United States
comparatively for cigarettes, while quantities of
cheap cigars are sold there. Phil Armour is a
leading crusader against cigarettes. In the
ante-room OF his office is placard reading,
"Leave your cigarettes here"
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Psycho Trains Secretary Tnsane.

NIIINd6O SEtCIdIs StPL z.
In the insanity court yesterday, before Judge
Sherwood, John n. Klensch. the friend aud com.
panion of George Francis Train, was placed on
trial. inspector Schaak, on behalf OF several
prominent German citizens. agreed to take
charge OF Mr.. klensch. He was accordingly
discharged Mr.. Klensch, who is looked upon
as crank by his friends, says he accompanied
Dir. Train upon his last trip around the globe.
He parted from Train in this city and has re-
NAMED here at liberty until arrested by the
West Chicago avenue police for wandering about
the streets. klensch is a native of Cappellan,
IN the duchy of Luxembourg, where his family
Resides. He talks six languages iuently, and il
yersed in many arts and scicnces
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THE STATE PRESS.

Kettle Falls Pioneer: "May the ,r.r..-
sullivanism in Washington, and the Dr. %
the reprobation of his supporters, havs -. - "
with the prologue in the fugitive seattle 49,.
Chehalis NuGges: Detective Sullivan ~. =
public and the press can go to hell Tha 49,. -
and the papers are more lenient with N, ss,ss
van. They win be satisfied If he goes 70 VA, aI.
Wailau "&4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

The Mason County Journal does not
take the Haines-0 'Brien matter very seri-
ously. 1t says: THE state should not
allow the dignity of its childish petty
officers to disturb the treasury"
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AN APPEAL FOR PROHIBITION.
From One Who Believes That Morality
Can BE Enforced by Statute.

Can BE Enforced by Statute.
SEPTEMBER =, ls9l
TO TIE EDITOR: Your editorial entitled .sThe
Drink Habit has interested me much and I
have given il considerable thought You say
that The elimination of the DRINK habit cannot
be secured by statute" which means that IL is
useless 20 make laws touching the destruction
OF the liquor traffic. II that were nnal decis-
Ion II would bring despair 10 many a mothers
heart who is now watching eagerly the growth
oil the Prohibition party and praying for the
TINE TO speedily come when it shall number q
majority OF the voters in this country. And
whyg Because in their hearts they know that
moral suaslon and remonstrancs has been used
ior a hundred years now and the work is not ac-
eonplIAAsd; it has only brought Us I'D 10 ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

The provincial fair at Victoria opens 0ctobsf
!. Don't fail TO so with the Foresters Only
$3.50 round trip.
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Ladies-Don't forget to inspect the latest
styles OF millinery at the exhibition tomorrow.
SIS Third street.
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NEW BOOKS.

DsIsKrYG WATER AND Ice SUPPLIES, AND
THEIR RELATION TO HEALTH AND DISEASE.
BY I. Mitchell Pruddsn, NJ ID. New York:
G. p. Putnam's Sons For sale by w. Il.
Humphrey d Co.
elf we could run q pipe far up into the air
and draw our water from the clouds, we should
be spared g world of trouble and annoyance.
Up there it is distilled By the sun
itself, and while ii stays there 1t is
just simply HOO, pure enough TO
satisfy the atomic soul longings OF the chemist
himself" The author then goes on to show the
deterioration to which water is subject, and the
remedies. II is sufficiently scientific to be
thorough, but not enough SO to be tedious.
1t is most valuable little handbook, and
through its teachings much misery and suffer
ing may be ayerted at q trifiing cost.
ROUND THE WORLD WITH TRAIN. By 8. w.wall
Boston. Round the World Publishing Com
pany.
S. ". Walls delightful book, around the
World with George Francis Train" has had such
success that new and improved edition will
shortly be forthcoming The book is written in
that light, airy, skeichv style which had already
made Mr.. Wall one OF the most popular news
paper writers, aad illustrated by hundreds OF
snap shots with Kodak, which present
Psyche Train Ia all manner OF amusing situa-
lions.
IHE sign board. au1 otner stores. BY mlcosi
Mason, Emile Souvestre, TheophIle Gauter.
Andre Tne1r!et Chicago and New YORK:
kand, McNa.iy & Co.
This is set OF four very entertaining and
clever stories by four vivacio1s Freuch writer's.
The stories are ALSO atsly free from coarseness
of suggestion and are exceedingly refined IN
diction Girls will particularly ike them be-
cause they will understand the motives which
inspire the characters, while there is nothing to
offend them.
XESrs's INHERITANCE By Henry Greviile.
Pnilade.phia: T. b Peterson & Bros.
The author OF "Dosia and "Laveli's Expia-
ton" may always be expected 10 tell a good
story. "L'Heritage de Xenie," of which this Is
a translation. 10 far from being sn exception.
1t is a charming picture OF life in Russia; it is
pathetic. hut with touches OF genuine humor.
II has the great merit for French novel OF
being pure in tone and unexceptionable in in
cldent.
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Colonel Haines' Offense.

AhS OAy upldus
This Is the first time OBrien ever was In
IA engagement. Colonel Haines awaits q court
martial Tor his characterization, and he deserves
H. too-ior not hitting o Brien harder.
special auction sale of fine watches at Basye's
MONDAY and TuoShay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

All standard makes gold watches at special
auction sale Monday and Tuesday evenings ss
Rasye's
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Emerson pianos at Pettis { Co., zoos Front
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special feature of Saturday. Monday and Tuesday nights
sessions will be WATCHES of which there large VARIETY
Sale OF the general stock will be held as usual from 1870
a.. m to u m, 2:3O to $50 and 1870 to 8 D. M
The quality of every article guaranteed
J. II. French will conduct the sale
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
VISIT OF REV. Or. WHARTON.
ne Niu Preach In Two Richmond
Churches To-Day-o,her Services.

a" wiz Preach in Two Richmond
Churches To-Day-otber Services.
o. H. W. b. Wharton, OF whose visit 70
IL.-uuld mention has been made in the
n, avon, Is stopping at Ford's Hotel. DR..
"..'. lsau native OF Virginia and IS re.
ta.-sl as one Of the most popular and
a'-.. men IN the Southern Baptist min
., ~" II. % agifted speaker and an author
=, tsa-ctlon. lie will be kept pretty busy
at 1850 4. VI. he will speak TO the Sun
, lll at Yenable-Street church. Az
,.ec..ek he will preach in that church
p. az .yersary sermon of the Ladies Be-
1.,9..nt Society.
"a. = p. N. he will preach al the Second
y--lsl The anniversary sermon OF the
,.-lI Mems Missionary Society. IL IS
~ o. say that the seating capacity
49, buildings will be. fully tested at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
AUCTION sALEs--rutpre pay.
ByJ. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DETACH-
Il I'D BRICK DWELLING AND CORNER
BRICK sT0RE---We will sell Mt public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, ARErL 81, 1891,
at $50 O'Clock p. A., the TW0-ST0RY-AND-
BASEMENT DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
Nc. 20J east Canal street, containing six large
rooms, besides bath, pantry, and other small
rooms, and now occupied By q prompt-paying
tenant. The lot fronts on tho south line OF Canal
street about "a feet.
Immediately AFTER the abotc sale We VIII oier
the Observation-Disclosures THREE-STORY
CORNER BRICK STORE, WITH CRLLAR on
the southeast corner OF Second and Canal streets,
now oscupid a green-grocory. The upper part
contains ave rooms, gas, water, and closet The
lot fronts about Is feet
The above property being centrally located,
within two blocks Of CANDLES Hill, renders II de-
sirahle as an investment, and is always in de-
mhnd for rental purposes.
TERMS OF SALE: BY consent Of all parties QUE
third cash balance IN six and twelve months,
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ap 19-4t Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
Witty, who has had most sucee,sful Al

witty, who has had q most mccessfu, al /.
nl,haistTatlon az master, was requested 10
s n,ase S complete arrangements for the occa-
music. Captain Frank Cunninghsm ,, ~,
Is member. of this lodge. will donb,ias S
DC entrusted 10 perfect the musical nyo'
gramIne, after which the degree will ba ey.
empihed by. export Masons. Then tha
brethren and their ladies will be called
rom labor 20 refreshmept. Mr.. w;ljiam
hronse, tho caterer. will maintain his rem.
s sa,.p and serve collation. in keeping
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19

IN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
Il the aforementioned suit tho undersigned
thereby appointed for tho purpose win sen by
auction, upon the promises, On
WEDNESDAY, THE 22p DAY or APRIL, 1891,
at O'clock p. NJ. the following described
PR0PERTY-to wit: All that certain LOT,
PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND With the
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos 403
and 405 north Hancock street, thereon and
bounded as foliows-to wtt: Beginning az a point
the east line OF Hancock street 100 feet north
Of Marshall street; thence running norrhyarsly
and fronting on said east line Of Hancock street
81 feet inches, and extending back between
parallel lines 50 feet, bounded on the south by
an alley 10 feet wide II you wish 20 invest your
money Ia property that will always yield yoa a
good income upon the outlay DO not feil 20 at
tend this sale. This property has not been with
out tenants since It's erection.
TERMS: One third cash: balance upon a credit
OF ak and twelve psonths, ssid deferred pay
menfs 10 DO evidenced BY negotiable notes, WITH
interest edfed from day Of sale. and the title %
30 retained until the whole purchAse-monoy 10
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
w. w. COSBY, IN, Special Comhni<sioper.
fox, GUARDIAN, PLANr1Fr, AGAINST FOX AND
OTHERS, DEfENpAkfz--ix fH1 CnAscSaY forxr
OF THE CRY 0f RICHMOND.
l, Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of aala court, cor
tify thst the bond required Of the special CON-
missioner BY The decree In bAid ct1ae u febrN-
AIRY fc, 1891, has boon daily gisen.
Gl,cn Qnder ny hsnd mis- - day Of HnssA,
spi7 czk1zxs y. nopnza ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
By Frank ID. HUI & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
By Chessning q Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.
uIGHLY VALUABLE EAS

HIGHLY VAL BILE EAST
Ii BRoAD-STREET STORE PRoPERTY.-At
the request OF the parties in interest we VIII sell
BY auction, upon tho premises, on
THURSDAY THE Esd DAY OF APRIL, 1891,
at O'Clock p. NJ, that INVITING STORE with
DWELLING ABOVE, 112 east Broad, between
First and Second streets The lot has q 'front.' OF
60 feet, more or loss, by 1877 feet, more or less,
together with It's claim as being nne buslness-
stand, recommends itself as being q good, safe
Investment Hence We VIII, a. usual upon such
occasions, expcct fall turnout Of bidders
TERMS; One third cash; residue at six, twelve,
be evicerced BY negotiable notes, with interest
added IRON day o. sale and secured BY deed Of
trust upon tbs property
sp Is CHEWING q ROSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
By n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
EXTREMELY HANDSOME AND
VERY VALUABLE
GRovE-AyENUE BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION,
FOR ACCOUNT OF A NONRESIDENT.

Twin sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 24rH,
at $50 o'clock T. NJ, THREE EXTRA-HAND-
SOME AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE LOTS
situated In tho city Of Richmond at the south
east corner Of Grove avenue and Plum street,
fronting together about 90 feet and run
ming back good depth. Gss, water, and cul-
yerts are at hand. These are choice lots in n
good and ever appreCiating section. and viii
prove satisfactory 60 the buyer as an investment
or a. home-sites. VIII subdiyide 10 suit. THESE
LOTS ARE TO BE SOLD.
TERMS: Reasonable. n. W. BOWIE,
ap 10 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
business OPPORTUNITY.

practical machinist, engineer, and drsuehts-
man, ownerof q valuable patent Just issued, In
yites n conference With a man OF capital for the
REPAIRsPLANT and the utilization and manu-
facture Of his patent. Address N. L. W.. once
Of DisPATCa. ap 1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
AUCTION aALES-Monday.
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1014 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF NEW FRAME
STORE WITH DWELLING ABOVE
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BEACH AND
TAYLOR STREETS
AND
NEW Two-sTORY FRAME TENEMENT NO.
Ill SOUTH BEACH STREET.
ByW. b. Frayser, Auctoneer,
OF. X. Ellis, Salesman,)
"a east Broad street.

pY REQUEST OF THE OWNERS.
I'D who are removing from the city, viii sell at
112 east Leigh street, on
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1891,
commencing at 1890, large and varied colec-
ton Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
1 very fine PARLOR SUIT-cOst $500;
/ large PARLOR MIRROR,
1 MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLR,
/ HALI-RACK,
| l6-foot WALNUT EXTENSI0N-TABlE,
l extra fine BUFFET-cost sl25;
very fine M0QUETT CARPETS, In good order;
BED-LOUNGE,
/ SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
/ CHINA PRESS,
large ARM-CHAIRS (walnuD,
l WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
1 WALNUT CHILDS BED,
/ WALNUT WARDROBE, ? COMMoDES,
BABY-CARRIAGE,
2 ANTIQUE BRASS TENDERS,
HIGH-ARM SINGER SEWING-MACHINE,
SILVER TEA SET Of pieces, gold lined,
large SILVER WATER-PlTCHER and GOB-
sILYER-PLATED KNIVES, FORKS, and
SPOONS,
OIL-PAINTINGS,
PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
A lot Of GERMAN BOOKS, and
A collection Of DlNING-R0OM and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
This sale is worth your attention, and goods
apis w.B. FRAYsER.
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AUCTION sAIKs--Fussre Days: :.
BY Sutton q CO..
Real Essate Agents and Ancsioneers,
f0t4 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND uSMpnovED
WEST BROAD STREET PROPERTY.
SITUATED on THE NORTH AND ALSO on
TIE SOUTH SIDE OF WEST BROAD
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE AND
MONROE AND henry STREETS.

rs Gerry Court, entered April
Jones acis. TN, 1891
In execution OF decree In the ab0ve-namcd
suit, we the undersigned special commissioners
appointed thereby, shall proceed 10 sell az public
auction, upon tho premises, on
THURSDAY, APKIL 90, 1891,
a. o'clock p. N. the following PROPERTY:
Two-SToRY BRICK STORE No. sos wet
Broad street, with LOT fronting 20 foet on the
north side Of Broad between Madison and Mon
roe streets and running back depth OF l4S
Also, Two VERY DESIRABLE VACANT
LOTS adjoining the above property on the east
fronting 20 feet each ON the north side OF Broad
street by depth OF 143 feet 90 an alley.
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRIO
DWELLING No. All west Broad street., 'front.'.
ing 81 feet on the south line OF Broad between
Monroe and Henry streets by depth OF l32 5-lo
feet TO an alley.
The handsome class OF improvements tina, are
being erected on upper Broad street, and the
rapid manner I'm which business Is working upin
that direction very naturally ensures to the pur-
chasers Of this property good profits on their M
yestments In n very short time. Thare v go 1T
tie Broad-street property now on the market and
thd steady and rapid enhancement OF It's valne
should commend this sale TO persons seeking
profitable investments.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in two equal
instruments at six and twelve months for negc-
table notes, with q per cent. interest from day
Of SALE and title retained until oil the purchase
mOsey Is paid and q conveyance ordered by tho
Court. THOMAS ". PAGE,
CHARLE rs s. STRINGFELL0W,
X. g. PEGRAM,
THOMAS N. CARTER,
Special Commissioners
SUTTON s. CO., Auctioneers.
MARSHALL, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST JONES AND
OTHERS, DBFESDANTS-IN rHE CBANcBRY
COURT or THE CITY on RICHMOND.
I, Charles W. Goddiu, clerk Of said court, cor
fifty that the bond required OF the Special Com
missioners by tho decree In said canse Of April
Z, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF April,
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk.
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19

"''si and Daughters 20 Receive Degrees.
AZ the last stated communication Of 1T.
SSsl's Lodge. No. 90, A. =. a A. NJ, 1t was
- 5,.leqeg 70 have at an early day Q Meeting
- we members OF their lodge, their wives.
~ lighters over sixteen years OF age.
~ ~ obleet is 70 have the Master Mason's
49,. ~ and daughters degree exemPiinea 70
,lch a. aiah 10 avail themselves OF the OPP
'~Iaaity. The wofshiptul master. Albert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
STOLE The BUNDLE OF CLOTHING
'''n' Brown Sent On for This Offence
Other Police Court Cases.

.. samuel Brown (colored) was before the
i..ye Court yesterday charged with
~ ~ "a Hs and entering the dwelling-hou
T., ~ y, y jefferson and carving away one ~
~ property Of said Lucy Jefferson. Lucy
c,.. 'Ag-d that she saw the accused going
c,,a Oh the house with the bundle OF
'JJ'-'' lie was sent on TO the grand jury.
A., 15a'1 Thomas (colored) was fined $40
So ats Tor aSsaulting Albert Jones with
en-, en- He was also required to give Sc
'1iiii'J for ninety days.
sIlakspear Walker (colored) was fined -
osug disorderly and assaulting vii
"Nl AOb!nson on the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO., .4uct1oneers.

BY the request Of Mr.. Morton we will sell by
auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the remaining LOTS not sold
az tho previous sale In the plan Of "Morton's
fiower-g garden" consisting Of the following par
cells:
LIST. The FRAME DWELLING at the south
west corner OF Main and Beech streets, fronting
81 feet ~ inches and running back 100 feet to
an alley ~ feet vide.
"a. TWO FIRsT-CLASS LOTS on the south
line Of Main street, beginning 26 feet east Of
Morris street, fronting each 2Sxi20 feet TO an
alley 10 feet wide.
Sd. A MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS LOT 29is
by about 105 feet TO an alley, and situated at
the northwest corner Of Cary and Reservoir
streets.
Attn. TWO VERY PRETTY LOTS on Reservoir
street between Main and Cary streets, each 30
by about 1913 feet.
Remember, these lots are In first hands and
can and will DO sold II necessary under tho mar
ket.
TERMS: Reasonable.
n. W. BOWIE,
g. S. VASHON & SON,
aw 21,23,25&td Auctloneers
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PERSONAL
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n
This card Is written In response TO the many IN
entries. " Why have the clerks found 1t necessary
20 organize themselves into an assocauoh
the nublic Is well aware OF the many efforts We
nave made in the past TO obtain regular business
no,ra from 4 A. NJ. TO p. NJ. These efforts have
49,, ,nade without an organization and nave
onIv heen partly successful We are happy 10
say onr friends have, in many cases, promptly
,asnonded 20 our request 10 do their shopping
ho,,yeen those hours. We have found IL neces-
-, .Iao I'm order 10 protect those merchants Who
.o,,,tnne N close at 6 O'Clock, having agreed 70
- 80 as.Ipst others who have not complied with
,ho,r agreement: and still another class VINO
80 never consented 10 DO So but who we are IN
49, ~ winning over 20 our Just and reasonable
request ,,..,,
We contend that BY this arrangement our ein-
,..,.. ,v,,l no the gamers, and that, therefore,
q ia IA much their cause as ours. ihey, as wen
"a ourselves, are pretty well worn out by O'Clock
,orsocnently with a short time for recreation We
,y,I no better able 20 ronew business me ioi-
,o,s,ns morning than when working from twelve
20 afteen hours per day.
HAVING made this explanation VIC once more
.nnesl 10 the public, and feel 1t win not DO maze
- -, 80 snstain Us In this request by doing
their shopping between the hours Of ? A. a anu
ep.M. We promise for ourselves that whenever
,,e anal, be waiting upon customer when tha'
hoar arrives we win show them the same poi.e
attention until their memorandum Is nhed u u
,sas until O'Clock, or even later 20 complete IT
Our committee win wait upon the merchants
,,1s yvsak with petition, and we hope u VIII
NEE, NEE wI,h their approval and signature.
Respectfully, 49,, ON ptctr,soNn.
ApN Zap 1911
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
By Denoon, Upper g. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s21 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF NEAT De
- TACHED FRAME DWELLING NO. 1917
ASHLAND STREET, BETWEEN WAsHlN6-
TON AND CARTER STREEIS.-We win sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APKI 2lsr.
at $50 p. NJ, the above PROPERTY. The house
contains four rooms and Is rented 70 good ten.
ant at o. per month. The lot has front OF ~
feet with a depth Of les feet 20 16-foot alley.
Situated a. this property Ia on tho main street
between the oil and New reservoirs, parties
buying win make q good pront,. as values wiil
steadily increase.
i . DENooS. TUrPER > CO.
an II Auctionsoxs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19
By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
IIl3 Main street.
ABLE TWO-STORY
~ MEDIUM-sIZE
'STOCK-BRICK DWELLING

No. 613 Sixth street, near Leigh street. at public
auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22D, AT b:3O Z. u.
This Is nearly new, and a NEAT MODERN
BUILT RESIDENCE OF nine rooms besides
pantry with shelves, bathroom, hnen-room,
closets, &C. Was built by the owner for his own
use who spared no expense either for character
OF workmanship or design. High pitched, wen
lighted, double parlors, sllding-doOrs, marble
mantels, &C. The rooms are nicely papered and
nainted walls in others In fact, II Is a most
comfortable house, centrally located, and con-
yeniently arranged.
The LOT fronts about thirty feet with good
depth, and has largo side entrance.
IT WILL BE SOLD % PER CENT. LESS THAN
COST,
and offers n rare chance 70 secure q charming
homo as well as q most excellent investment.
Possession az once. Keys at our ONCE.
AN INSPECTION SOLICITED.
TERMS; Small cash payment and long credits.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ap1s Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19

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