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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-12
olive or Die for Dixie.

olive or Die for Dixie"
DEDICATED TO LIE CAMP, CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS
HOME.
looked one day on the city street
While the pageant was passing by,
With drum and bugle and tramp Of feet
While battle-nags waved high,
And the "stars and Stripes" and the "Stsrs and
Bars"
And Yirginia's banner blue
Were together bent and waved aloft
In everybOdy's view,
And not one word about treason was said,
And not a prayer was prayed,
And not sigh for the days that are gone,
Nor tear for the gallant dead.
Like world gone wild the city's streets
Were as crowded as crowded could be,
And every face beamed bright with pride
In honor Of General Lee.
Once when the martial music was still
And my ears from the din were free,
The mun1ed sound OF another drum
Was borne on the breeze to me,
And upon the air there came sound
OF music soft and low
And "Dixies Land" swept all ar0lnd
In whispers weird and slow.
Z" In Diriss land TAKE my stand
To liTe and de for Dzs's land 4"
And seemed to see another day,
When, weary and worn and sad,
Our ragged regiments marched away,
And not one heart was glad.
Inc tears TEL OVER our lhCts uhb rain
For the brave and the true that came never
again;
They marched away; they came no more,
And the gallant hght was forever DER.
All over our loved Virginia.
From the mountains 20 the sea-
In nameless graves by men forgot
Sleep the soldiers that followed Lee.
Virginia's dead that made for Lee
His imperishable name,
And wrote Il in their own hearts blood
High on the arch Of fame.
Did all, then, die, Of the gallant bandf
Is not one left 10 see
The day Of Richmonds Joy and pride
And the statue Of General Lee7
few remain. Some lie to-day
On beds Of lingering pain
and watch the dreary hours 20 by,
For Hope comes not again
To those that pay the fearful cost
In suffering for the cause that's lost.
This remnant: On, Virginia Leeslegacy 70 you,
And as you honor his great name
To this trust you must be true
For 'twould be a shame that one should be
Forgotten who had followed LEE.
MRS. NJ. III. WHITEHEAD.
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KILLED in Resisting Arrest.

R,RuSaaAM, Ala, April ll:-Charless
Baesley. the negro who killed Oheer W3ou
at Blocton, Ala, few days SINCE, was S snS
tardav Several officers learned that the
,'en-dsrer was concealed in negro house
near John's and going there they demand
ad his surrender. Instead, as in former
s IN Bagsley opened fire with two
n,stols Deputy John Sanders fell pain,
R,I,v wonnded, and BagsleY broke out OF
tha rear door of the house and ran. be,
sora ne had gone many steps the croWd
onsned ere on him and be fell with fnIiy
twenty bullet-holes In his body. Death
was instantaneous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-12

until the plants are nearly large enougn 20
be transplanted. Except when the pianas
have grown 70 the size Of silver dollars wv
frames may be lifted during q few nousS
each day 20 let in the sunshine and 'oush-
en- the plantG -
A bed five feet eight inches VIDE ana
thirty feet long will raise In good tInsi -
sown at the time specified and up 70 sn'
LIST of May, from 10. 600 TO II, 900 good piah1s'
enough for two 10 three full acres. -
Let planters whose prospect for tllne ~
above described, and they will not be
likely 70 regret the time aud labor besto"eo
thereon when planting time comes.
" L.. Rt0LANp.
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He Found 10 Again.

Master Tommy went into the room where
his sister was entertaining her beau.
"Oh, you've found 1t again, haven't you
Mr.. Smith," he said.
"Found what, Tommy" asked Mr..
Smith blandly.
Your head. Sister said you lost your
head last night when you popped to her.
Awful silence, followed by Master Tom-
myis retreat from the room.
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A sensitive Tenant

,.a,onant Landlord: If you don't pay
ih e,,t xon 90. pll have you fred right out
MO nv, "t the street. bag and oaggage' iou
haven't paid cent in siT months go ;ha. m
DS;nasaced IN the eyes Of the neighbors;
pe a,ss .han have YOU fire me ont, ia stand
n renr raising the rent from $40 TO sSe .
month. -
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Fava OF for Home.

by Telegraph % The Dlspatcn.I
NEW YORK, April 1l.-Baron Fava.. the
italian Minister at Washington, sailed for
Europe this morning on the frenchst steamer
la Gascogne. A number of prominent
Italian citizens and some of the attaches
Of the Italian Oonsul's Office were at the
pier to see him of. He will 60 directly to
Rome,
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Her Kitten Had.

A little innocent Misunderstanding is
sometimes very useful in helping one over
q hard place.
Mabel" said the teacher, "you may
spell kitten" -,
"K-double-i-t-e-n." said Mabel.
Kitten has two is then, has it2"
eyes, ma'am, our kitten has"
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narredOut
lciOak Royiew.l

cleverton; How is 1t that yon don't 60
out ia society any more ot long
Dashaway: went 70 germsn nos .y ~.
ago and wrote for q society pepss MN
ecfiption If the dresses woru. o isaS AM snv'
(sorrowfully) / bayen't been insissu ADs
where.
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Very Remarkable.

[Judge.l
bunker I got the best Of Goslin yester-
day.
Spatts: didn't know he had any.
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AUCTION Enthusiastically.

~~-~ecC~,-j->. :, ~-.-SS.S----~-
AUCTION SALE:
BY Joseph D. Davis, Auctioneer,
(E. B. Cook, Salesman.l
By virtue Of a deed OF trust from Andrew d.
Wiesman to the undersigned, dated April 4,
1891, and duly recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of
the Richmond Chancery Court, will sell by pub
tic auction, at the store lately kept by said Wies-
man, No. 433 west Main street. commencing at
1919 o'clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1891,
all tho STOCK OF GOODS, FIXTURES, &C.,
embraced in said deed, consisting OF q full limo
Of such articles as are usually found in a first
class family grocery, including an ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF CANNED GOODS. House
keepers are specially invited 10 attend this sale,
rs Il affords rare opportunity for supplying
their store-rooms.
In order 10 accommodate special bidders the
following articles viii be offered AZ
1oCLOCK SHARP
1 HORSE, Q WAGONS, and JUMPER;
A large MEAT-REFRIGERA
A good medum-szed IRON SAFEi
ASAUSAGE-MACHINEA AND TABLE;
A MEAT-RACK with slate top,
And large AWNING.
Immediately after the sale OF these articles
the interest OF Andrew Wiesman In certain
REAL ESTATE described In said deed as being
in the city OF Richmond at St. Paul and Baker
streets. The said interest Is q remainder In
said property, limited upon the death Of said
Wiesmans mother. Parties wishing 10 bid on
the real estate viii please examine the same be-
fore the sale, as IL will be offered at the store.
TERMS: Cash, but purchasers to the amount OF
300 or more may give their notes at thirty days.
interest added, with satisfactory endorsement.
APPS A. W. PATTERSON, Trustee.
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BY J. Thompson Brown q 90.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.


EXECUTOR'S SALE FOR DIvI.
u sion or ESTATE or NINE HOUSES AND
TWO VACANT LOTS, TWO OF WHICH Ahs
CORNER HOUSES, ON BUCHANAN AND
WASHINGTON STREETS, TIE ESTATE OF
JANIS TYLER, DBCRASED.-B authority o.
the undersigned, executor OF the eetate OF James
Tyler deceased, NO win sell ~ public auction, On
the premises, ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1891,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the ENTIRE ESTATE or
JAMES TYLER, DECEAsED-consisting OF the
in the order in which it WIN be cold,
I. The HOMESTEAD, being THREE-sroRf
DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE on the southwest
corner Of Buchanan and washington directs,
| fronting 90 feet inches on Buchanan street,
with depth Of about IA feet, TO be determined
2. VACANT LOTS fronting 90 fee, each ON
| Washington street adjoining the above resi-
dence ON the wost These lots have depth Of
| 6S feet inches, more or less.
| 3. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 1717, on south line OF
Washington street between seventeenth and
Buchanan streets. Lot fronts 2Oxe4 feet, more
q. FRAME HOUSE No. l7i5, adjoining the
above ON the west Lot fronts 20x94 feet, more
s. a FRAME HOUSE, No. 171s, adjoining the
above ON the west. Lot fronts 22sV4 feet, more
g. A FRAME HOUSE, No. I7l1. adjoining the
above on the west. Lot fronts 22xe4 feet, more
| or less.
| Z. A FRAME.AND-BRICK HOUSE, No. e1s,
| on tho west side Of Buchanan street, adjoining
the homestead on tho south. Lot fronts 2oxoo
l feet, more or less.
| 4. A PRANK HOUSE, No. Del, on east line OF
| Buchanan street between Washington aud Co
| dar streets. and fronting thereon 20xl23, moro
| or lees, 20 an alley 10 feet wide.
| 8. A FRAME HOUSE, No. o23 Buchanan
| street and adjoining tho above on the north.
| Tho lot fronts 2ixl25, more or less, to an alley
/ Is feet wide.
| 10. A CoRNEB FRAME HOUSE, No. e25, adj
| Joining tho above on the north and being tho
| southeast corner OF buchanan and Washington
! streets. Tho lot fronts 2ixl25 feet. more or
| less, 20 on alley - feet wide
| All OF tho above houses are occupied. and
| owing 10 the proximity 10 the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops and the Richmond Locomotive
| Works they command an excellent rental In
come ON the In sstment and are In demand.
Terms: Ono fourth cash; balance In sir.
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest," 60
l cured by trust-deed.
| JAMES NJ TYLER, Executor.
J. THOMPSON BROWN g. Co., AuctioneorA up Q
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H0 koltu AcutA ue<@1~
s sa,ss sss ssfssss Z sss
Floyd 3 Defendant ISL Dsas' y '
TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
l. the aforementioned suit, the undersigned.
thereby appointed for the purpoec, VIII scn py
auction, upon the premises, In the order fotfoW-
ing-yiz: Beginning al 4:a0 O'Clock r. NJ, on
FRIDAY, ArEfL IL, 1884,
VACANT LOT At the northeast corner q High
land and Nicholson streets, having front OK
Also. LOT, with the improvements thereon,
commencing on the north line OF Nicholson street
los feet east OF its intorssction Win Lss'ef ~
'Also, LOT ON the south line Of Hague street
Ell feet cast Of Lester street, having fron' OF
Also, LoT on Hague street, south line, 81 feet 8
Also, Tor on Lester street, west line, s4x1oe
feet.
northwest corner OF Russell and Denny streets.
Also, LOT 55x157 feet southwest corner nus
sell street.
Also, LOT s5e fee, on the north limo Of Hague
street by an irregalar depth.
Also, LOT ON The north line OF Hague street,
fronting 147 feet and running back 10 Williams
burg avenue
Also, LoT corner Williamsburg avenue and
Lewis street., having front ON Lewis strees OF
66x- feet.
also, LOT north line Of Lewis street, west Of It's
intersection with Williamsburg avenue 24l1 feet
By so feet, more or less.
Also, LOT ON Thtrty-frst street between Main
and Franklin streets, fronting 23S feet by en- "
regular depth.
Also, LOT 32xs4 feet on west line Of Franklin
near Thirty-first street.
Also, TRIANGULAR LOT east line Of Thirtieth
near Franklin street, loO feet BY an irregular
depth.
Also, 90 FEET on the east line Of Franklin and
Thirty-Hrst streets.
Also, LOT 1855 fee. west line Of Grace and
Thirty-flrst streets, irregular depth.
We think II win be worth your while to attend
this sale. The property must be sold, hence bar
gains can be expected.
TERMS: One third In cash the residue upon a
credit Of three and six months, negotiable notes
20 be given with 0 per cent interest added and
secured by deeds OF trust upon the property, or
all cash at the option OF the purchaser
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
ISAAC II. CHRISTIAN,
Special Commissioners.
GATES & HUBBARD, ExEcUroRs, &C., PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST FLOYD, DEFENDANT-lN The CHANCERr
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, Charles w. GOddin, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause Of
February 3, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 1ith day OF April,
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN.
ap12 Clerk.
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A RidlcnIona Iden.

tPuck.l
Mabel: Oh, dear I've lost my diary.
Amy: Well, you didn't expect to keep i
very long, did you?
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BY Manning @. Staples q Co.
Real Estate Auctioneors,
l108y< Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF CHEAP LOTS

A UCTION SALE OF CHEAP LOTS
"A on BUCHANAN, LoWNEs, AND -
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
SH0PS.-At the request OF the owner, who n de-
ternined 10 sell, We win otfer &C auction. upon
the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the SAID PROPERTY. II has
n frontage Of ITO feet on Buchanan street and
$50 feet on n street NOT named. We may sell e.
whole or divide into building lots according 10 .
map 10 DO exhibited on day OF sale The near
ness Of the property 70 the railroad shops and
the 5eyenteenth-streot Rlectrio-Car Line makes
II desirable for the erection of small neat hoazes,
or Il Is desirable for factory site.
TRIMS: One fourth cash, balance six, twelve.
and eighteen months, secured on the property.
MANNING Q. STAPLES a co.,
an IO-0s Aurftox.e srs
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By Henry L staples . Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucs'oesss
No. los north Ninth Street

>~w
T,RUsTEEy SALE OF A VEL
l. VALUABLE TRACT or LAND NJ ; ~
CITY or MANci ESTER, At PUBLIC wv
ZION: ALSO PERSONAL PkOPEHf 60 ~
tue OF a certain deed OF trust dated A2e1S
1887, dairy recorded IN Chssterne1 49,
Court, 10 Deed Book "a, page <19, deisnn ~. ~
OF money thereby occurred. and being 20 rsl1,erSe
BY the Beneficiary Hereunder, We shan 80
public auction 20 the highest biddors ~ -
premises, on
THURSDAY, ArxrI 20. 1897.
AZ IL O'Clock NJ, that certain TRACT on fAns
CRI, OF LAND known a. the William Ian9{ofo
Estate, lying and being en- the county % Sn<s.Ssx
field, and State OF Virginia, about tnrce ~. ~
from the city o. bsnehester. conssinm y, = 49,
on the North side OF Midlothian turnpns' adlote'
ine the lands OF yoltaire. Schultz, heiaanes
doffer, and others, and being the esne ma
conveyed 70 A. 4. Pulliam By Charles w. Tutne<
and wife, Also, the following personal propsrV-
to wit, NINE MULES.
This land Is only one and half milcs nom
Foresi,alil PARK and a. properly ~ snr ~ sSos
not fail 20 attend this sale.
TKRss: Enough In cash 70 defrsf tho expenses
OF the aaie and 70 pay OF and discharge bslanco
OF S6O5 due on q note, with interest tbercm
from April 2, 1890, and also 20 pay on ana as
charge two other notes Of 800 each, with intes-
est thereon from August eo, 1887, nnth gaias
and upon the following crsdl.s.o wy. r ssos.
airy rs, 1899; 1910, payable August 20, 1881
and the residue, II any, upon such terms - msy
DO announced as the sale.
]. w. BRoNAUGH, Jn.,l 1,yos,s>s.
A. l. ADAMSON,
II. L. SrAPLKs q Co, Auctioneers. ap II
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By J. Thompson Brown q Co.

- ~-~Nt~- ~|AS"e - ~ ..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF.
" FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH
LINE OF yACQuELIN BETWEEN WASHING
TON AND RANDOLPH SThEETs.--By virtue
OF decree entered IN the Circuit Court Of the
county OF Hsnric0, December "a, 1890, IA suis
styled Hammond ~. Hammond and ala, VIII, -
special commissioner therein appointed, pro
coed 70 eel a,public auction, on pfsfnisea on
TUESDAY, ArRn IA. 1891,
at 5:30 p. NJ, the above PROPERTY, being Q
franc house situate as above. me ios froniS "a
feet and runs back between parallel lines 2f0
feet and inches, being Lot No. 8 10 Square No
Q, on plat with deed from John b. Harvis ana
wife 70 I y. Tatum and julien Binford, October
TsKss: One half cash; the residue In six
and twelve months, negotiable notes 70 b giysn
with interest, and the tide 70 be retained until
By the the eSaT s 1rf sss sfd'ssA
Special Commissioner.
J. THoxrsos BROWN q Co. Austi0assr< sps
liz THE crscrr cocsr on Hxnro coCxTy-.
HAMMOND, PLAnrisy, Va HAzxoxD ~ lIas
DEFENDANTS
I,w. s. Lsake, clerk Of said court, 90 osrslfy
that the bond required Of Special ommisssoasG
on the 24th day o. December, 1890. has hssn
Given under my hand mis- s,h . d9y 4 Asrst
apo Ctsxk
ByR.B. chanin q Co,
Real Estate Aaetloaeers, Riehinoad. -,
| and
y. 3. Howie,
Real Estate Agent and Auc1ionsoE.
Manchester, Va.
pYvIRTUE OFADgED or TRUgF
sn6 so,S resos.sess In ths s9sxs.s .s - - 49,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. a.
900 Park avenue, 12 rooms; 500.
$50 west Grace, 10 rooms; 5000.
1922 west Main, IL rooms: $500.
800 south Fourth, IL rooms; $3.50.
I'll west Main, 10 rooms; $500.
S13 west Main, 10 rooms $500.
us west Main, II rooms; $500.
9OSI5 east Clay, rooms; $500.
500 north Eleventh. rooms; $3.50.
100 north Foushce, z rooms; $500.
612 north Ninth, s rooms; $500.
200 west Grace, 8 rooms; $500.
1907 west Main rooms; S24O.
5NEW HOUSES on shafer near Broad,
rooms; els per month.
1l04 east Cary (ST0RE); $3.50.
HOG east Cary STORE $3.50.
LARGE FLOOR over 1104, HOG, and HOS
east Cary, suitable for manufacturing purposes;
5000.
SMALLER HOUSES for colored tenants.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
Real Estate Agent,
IL north Tenth street.
Phone Ell ap 12-1t
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Real Estate Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.
PEREMpToRY AUCTION sALEoF
THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
TWENTY ONE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
AND THE LARGE BRICK DWELL
NGs AND LOT
FORMERLY THE RESIDENCE AND STOCK.
YARDS OF THE LATE COLOMBIA.
ROBERTSON,
ON BAKER, GoDDIN, AND RoANE STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
NOT FAR FROM THE INTERSECTION OF
BROAD STREET WITH BROOK
AVENUE,
IN A THIcKLY-sErTLED SECTION WITH
PAVED STREETS, CRY WATER,
GAS, cULYKRTs, &C
WELL SUITED IN LOCATION AND II SiZB
CHE AREA BEING MORE THAN
TWO AcREs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BREW
cry, OR ANY ESTABLISHMENT BE
oUIRISG LARGE SPACE
AND WHERE SMALL DWELLINGS ARE IN
CONSTANT DEMAND AND YIELD
TIE BEST RETURNS.
This wef-known and very valuable PROPER
TY IL now. for the first time, subdiy1ded into
twenty-five lots Of good dimensions. on one Of
stantiai Brick Dwelling No sos west Baker
street, and viii be sold by public aoction, on the
premises, IN separate lots, with tho usual priyi-
lege IS 20 quantity, and positively without limit,
on
WEDNESDAY. ArxI 90, 1894,
the sale 20 begin promptly as O'Clock p. n.
And Immediately after the sale Of tho iot. /
snail sell the large Brick Stable and the Cattle
sheds and otfer buildings thereon, the buildings
20 sold 70 ee rsraoyed wiihin twenty days from
This property has MOI been offered for sale
since me war, except wken sold ss 3 whole for
ne scttismontof Colonel kooersson's estate, sud
this % the only reason why this ground has pot
been long since built upon IL has been eagerly
sought after and u entirely surrounded BY irr-
proyeilents- IL 10 worthy OF the consideration Of
manufacturers, baiidars, brewers, heiasssskcrss
and purchasers generally, whether q large %
small means, and all arc respectfully urged 70
oe present At tho sale promptiy Is The hour
named--3 o'clock.
T.nss: As % no rcs, ssssse enc snird eash,
notes at air. twelve, and eighteen months, With
Interest," acded. and secured b. deed q truSf ;
and ae 20 sko balitingb % DO removed upon xnch
terms - win be announced Al sims " ssle-
j.A M@AN.
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Real Estate Agent and AuctlonsoFs
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
II OF THE
VALUABLE CORNER BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF TWENTY-FIVE AND CLAY STREETS.


In execution Of deed from James Y. Rsads,
now deceased, 70 me, dated April I, 1880, Of re-
cord In Deadlock 140 A. page 2l0, Richmond
Chancery Court, default having been made In tbs
payment OF the note secured, and being directed
10 20 do by the holder Of said notes, shall sell by
public auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL IL, 1901,
az Az o'clock p. NJ, tho real estate described IN
said deed, II being the aboye-named wellknovn
and valuable TWO-SToRY BRICK STORE and
DWELLING combined. The lot fronting ~ s-19
feet on Twenty-nfth street and running back ON
Clay street, and between parallel lines leg feet
TO an alley 20 feet wide. The property being
spaciofs, substantial, and attractive, Offering
special inducements as drugstore, u having been
successfully occupied as such until the recent
death Of MIR. Reade, and being good stand and
welt-arranged for that purpose.
TERMS: BY consent and In lieu CT the terms
prescribed In the deed, one third cash the resi-
due I'm equal instruments by negotiable notes ~
six and twelve months, with interest added and
secured by q deed Of trust on tho said property.
ap10 J. b. ELAN, Trustee.
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Richmond Real Estate Company,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfienesrs,
north Eleventh street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE CON-
IA PARATIvRLY NEW BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF ST.
JOHNS BETWEEN FEDERAL AND 0OUT.fs
STREETS, No. 1104 ST. JOHNS STREkT.--
At the request OF the owner VIC will offer foe
sale at public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL is, 1891,
az O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. The building contains six rooms and
large store, and Is In good order and u occupied
b the owner. City water and oulvert cUnpec-
tiona The lot has frontage OF rs feet and runs
back between parallel lines lS4 fees 20 lo-foct
alley.
9his property win rent wen and ofiers an OPP
portUnity Tor 3 good investments Be sure and
attend me sale.
TRRxs: Announced at sale
RICHMOND HAL EsTATE COMPANY.
an I2s Aactioncsx.
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.nrr CONTROL TIE sIruArIoN.

The existence of all this worthless share
ejiial, except for its voting value ana us
Rambling character, has largely enabled
Wee railway interests TO fall a prey 70 q
tFal .TOup OF rich operators who to-day
W1uol the entire situation. The general
..teis OF these persons are, however,
LtHg different form TO what was tine case
formerly. Railway property is becoming 100
't.g4t.e form Of wealth TO knock about
e. the shares were no better than lot OF
Vlt'ederate bonds. A sound. well-managed
"s'em Of railway, with good coast com
Lloca,lons and lying well as REGARDS tue
t.,al qnadnlsteral have mentioned, eau
e-'h certain profit notwithstanding the
"1. aud the burdens that former malao-
11lN,Tausn has placed on the property.
I! uust be- remembered also that recon-
,~1ttlon schemes have in many cases
..N"ued the load, aud whoever watches
u''eiy the policy that As being pursued
W az hands cannot fail TO be struck with
'-' TACT that an immense movement. OF
sely financial development - going
c.iNard within the great railway basin OF
S'aII North America. i will 90 on ~
ss.'llef article 20 point 20 some OF the
'silltf Developments that are growing mp,
PARTICULARLY In the South, and the vast
Fi9iuise that lies in this quarter.
1Ae Tact which / want 10 make clear
.sie IS the immense value there Is in rail-
~ ~ property in the States far greater than
Y, are wont 20 Tealikei We have seen SO
.gea ruinous speculation in American
seASsys ~ England. and there have been
y, many failures, 80 many recelyerships,
~ properties have been up and down IN
.-s markets with such astonishing differ
,.s' that the English public has lost
~ 10 American railways aud has gone ia
A. south American and other enterprises
% Preference. Yet. probably next 20 real
sssle in the large towns OF the States,
AlSay property Is probably the most
'Auable Of all forms Of wealth IN Aneri-
- Any railway decently managed
's And should pay dividend on Its
,slsies. ltissmattenof certainty that every
''I VII see this form OF property graau-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-12

This weilknown and very valuable PROPER
TY 10 now. for tho first time, subdinded into
twenty-five lots OF good dimensions. on one Of
which--about 40x115 feet--is the large and sub
stantial Brick Dwelling No. sos west Baker
street, and viii be sold hy public auction, the
lege Is 70 quantity, and positively without limit,
an