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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
Vigorous Revolt Against Prohibition.
inv telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

BURLINGTON, Iowa, April 10. An open re-
volt against the prohibitory law occurred
in this city to-day. A county constable
named Green, who has been searcher IN
connection with Justices court at Medi-
apols. came to Burlington and with three
deputies began 10 search the place of one
Hirschberg. Before he had finished read
ing his warrant he was surrounded by an
organized band of about forty well-known
hquor-dealers, who administered terrible
beating to him. Green's skull was trac-
tured, his nose broken, and one eye nearly
destroyed. His three deputies deserted
him at the first blow and escaped from the
crow1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
THE belmont" ESTATE SOLD.
Mr.. W. j. FickIin Purchases the Famous
Stock and Stud-Farm.

II.
Stock and stud-Farm.
tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April 13.-The
Mansion House, together with two and
half acres of land, partOf the Belmont
estate, formerly the property OF the late
Slaughter w. Ficklin, owner Of the famous
stock and stud-farm, has been sold to Mr..
w. j. Flcklin. of this place, for $1,000 The
remainder of the fine property, about 800
acres. has been laid off into lots and broad
avenues and streets.
Rev. DIR. q. L. Petrie. of the Presby-
terrain church, is still confined to his room.
His pulpit was supplied Sunday morning
by Rev. ii. b. Lee. of the Episcopal church.
and by Rev. b. F. Lipscomb, of the Metho-
dist church. at night.
MARKET AND RAoE-CoURsE.
Mr.. w. j. Ficklin is now preparing the
ground near the proposed terminus of the
new street railway through Belmont for a
very large market-garden. 1t will be
located on Moore's creek and the land IS
admirably adapted for the purpose. He
also proposes to lay out race course paral-
lei with the railway. The site could not
be better suited for the purpose and will
require very little grading to put 1t III
order. go,
1t is expected that the street-car line will
be in operation by June.
Mr.. John l.. Walters, for many years o
valued citizen of Charlottesville, expects
TO leave tomorrow for Gordonsvllle, where
he will engage in business.
Mr.. FitZhugh Fry, of this place, left to-
day for Washington, ID. G., to Consult q
doctor in regard 10 his eyes.
Mr.. C. II. Hartman, of New York, Is in
Charlottesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
By j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
4 T AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1890

AT AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1890
IA o'clock
ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES such as pow
DERS, CIGARS, BLUING. SOAPS, CLOTHES
PINS, HOSIERY, GOLDFISH, BACKING, &C.
&c
FURNITURE, such as WOOD AND CANE
CHAIRS, SOFA, R0CKING-CHAIRs, 2 new RE
PERPETRATORS, 2new enclosed WASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEADS, 2 DESKS, / long STANDING
DESK, 3 BUREAUS, new assortment OF CROCK
cry and GLASS, 100 dozen PLATES, TUM-
BLERS, Sc; new ZINC TRUNKS, q new
LANEOUS ARTICLES. j. H. VALENTINE,
ap 14-lt AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
Chief of the Finest.

Inspector Byrnes, of the New York po-
lice force. was in Richmond few days
ago. He came around on one OF the Old
Dominion steamers. and as he was bent
on rest never even came ashore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Ono. f. Laughton, Jr., Salesman,l
Nos. 20 and "a Ninth street.

GALE OF VERY FINE CARRIAGE
~ AND SADDLE-HORSES, FINELY-FUR-
NISHED BUCKB0ARD, HARNESS, &C., AT
AUCTION.-By direction OF Colonel 10. Lane
Stern, counsel, will sell, IN front OF my auction
house, No. "a Ninth street, on
TUESDAY, April IA, 1891,
at / o'clock p. NJ, the two very superior CHEST
NUT SORREL HORSES, about six and eight
years old, one OF which is an excellent and gem
tie lady's ridng-hOrse, said TO be finest In this
city, the finoly-nnished BUCKB0ARD AND HAIR
NESS, &C.. that cost $3.50, all OF which lately be-
longed to Frank T.. Patrick, ESD, deceased.
ap II GEORGE w. MAYO. AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
s,.I,..d the nr.ss Too Much,

Melinda Scott (colored) was arrested
last night on warrant charging her with
stealing one silk plush dress belonging to
Lucy johnson. She was locked up In the
Third police-statiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
Birmingham Ready for the President
rRy Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

B1RMINaHAM, Ala, April 18.-Flnal ar
rangements have been made for the recep-
ton and entertainment of President Harri-
son on his arrival here next Thursday at.
ternoon. Tho Governor Of Alabama will
be present and take part in the ceremonies
and there will be fine display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
CENT A MINUTE ron SNORING.
Advantages Of the Modern Dance:

DR.. Hatcher will deliver his interesting
and humorous lecture on The Advan-
tages of the Modern Dance" tonight at
west-Vlew Baptist church, corner OF Mea-
dow and Gary streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
TROUBLE IN IDAHO.
Indians Kill Two ImmiErants-An Up
rising Feared-CitizeDs ia Arms.
IN, ,otagraph IN tim Dianatchl

TlhlDe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
BLAcKFEET, IDAHo. April 13.-Great eX-
element was caused this afternoon by q
discovery that Indians had killed two unI
known white immigrants who were campcd
at n water-tank one mile below this place.
Nothing could be learned as to the cause
of the tragedy. There were no eye-wit-
nesses. The bodies of the immigrants
were found dead at the tank and number
of Indians were seen taking TO the hills.
An uprising is feared. lndian-Agent Fisher,
who was at Pocatello, was telegraphed
for and he came upon O special tram.
Deputy-Sheriff Ross left Immediately for
the scene and took charge of the bodies,
leaving an armed posse on guard. Business
is suspended and the citizens are IN arms.
About 100 armed mounted men have left
the city to demand the surrender OF the
guilty parties. Should the Indians refuse
trouble is sure to follow, as the posse are
determined men. Not an Indian was to be
found in the city an hour after the dis
covery. The Governor and the ,AdJutant-
General have been telegraphed to IN re-
gard to the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
The PetunIa Disabled.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, April 13.-The steamer Petunia,
Hamburg, for New York. arrived at Hartle-
nnol disabled April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
A FAKE OR A FACT!
Has DIS Debar, tho Famous spirituhlist,
Drowned Herself?
TBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

NEW YORK, April 14-2 A. ma letter has
just been received at the Associated fress
Office signed +. L. DIS Debar. 1T states
that the writer. who is supposed TO be the
famous spiritualistic medium, would have
drowned herself before It was delivered.
Whether this is fake or fact cannot be
ascertained at this hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
FOR SALE.

nor SALE. a
Nos. 9I2 and Ola Capitol street, known as the
IMBODEN HOUSE. We are instructed 10 sell
this valuable property either as a whole or sepa-
rafely. The near completion OF the handsome
new City Hail Will certainly advance she price OF
''- - - = DkNoQS, TUPPER q CO.,
an 1927 S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
IN EXECUTION on A DRcRRr ,,

l N EAEtOflON VI a DECREE d.
l. the Aforementioned suit, TIE ubss,''. "
thereby Appointed for tho purpoae, oil - <
auction, upon the premises, IN the orls, Z, 4 =
ing-yiz: Beginning At $50 O'Clock p. " o.. ~
FRIDAY, Arm n, 1891.
A VACANT LOT At the n0rtheas, coy,.,,,,.
land and Nicholson streets, having a ~. q.
Also. . LOT, with the impsyemeo,. q.
comm ncing on the north line o. n rt.i .,.-..a1
i5s feet east OF IT'S intsrsecii0n - -
street, having front On Nicholson -, - !,
5Ox1OO feet.
hlso, LoT on the south line Of p,,,.
271 feet east Of Lester street, having a -
5OxIO0 rcet.
Also, LOT on Hague street, south l.se M
inches by 100 feet.
Also, L0T on Lester street, ives, !'5. d..
feet.
northwest corner Of Russell AMI Dene, ~, =
Also, Lon 55xi57 feet southwest o11., b "a
Also, LOT $50 feot on the north lraso, h.
street BY an irregular depth. s'
Also, Lon on the north line u Hagse.-.
fronting l47 feet and RAINING back 10 Il-,-,
burg nvchVe.
AS. LoT corner williamson ag.-,.
Lewis street. having front on levi. 49,!
B6x-- feet.
Also. lot north line Of lewis street. v......
intersection With Williamsburg avenue bal
By so feet, more or loss.
Also, LOT on Tblrty-hrst stree' ta.rs.- A.
and FRANKLIN streets, fronting 235 f-e, sy %
regular depth.
Also, LOT 32x9t fee; on west lire q F,-,..
near Thirty-afst street.
AIso. TRIANGULAR LOT east limo rf Nm
near Franklin street, 100 feet bylu .-.ry !.
depth.
klso. 90 FEET on the east line % F.s1t.., .,
Thlrty-nrst streets.
Also, LOT is5 feet west line Cf Of,.. 81.
Thlrty-frst streets, irregular ieufl
We think n viii be worth yogr vi % ,,,..,
this sale. The property must be- sod. a.t,t.t
gains can b. expected.
TERMS: one third 10 cash tha r-e. Ils.-...
credit Of three and SIX months. neg f.t. !. -
10 be given with 9 pes cent. interr.. .lt.t. l.,
secured by deeds Of trust upon the r....I, j.
all cash at the option o. the plic'a-e.
GEORGE l.. CUkIsrNv
ISAAC II. GIBBS IffN
Special ,,uH ...-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14

~ richmond Real Estate Company,
Real Estate Agents and Ancsionsers'
north Eleventh streot

Real Estate Agents ana Anction'e'ss
north Eleventh street,
A UCTION SALE OF The Com,
N PARATIvELY NEW BkIchslVhnSp A a.
IONS 10 rSl BETwEEN FEDERAL AND G2y gr
STREETS, NO. If0s ST. JOHNS SIk Iss a.
AZ the request OF the owner We VIII ohe. i"'
sale az public auction, upon the PREMISES on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1881,
AZ 8 O'clock p. NJ, the PROphhIi aDoss a u.,
large store, and is In good order and rs oocap'eu
nv fhe owner City water and cnlvert con i..-
tons The lot has frontage OF % teet ana r III
back between parallel lines iio1t iee' :"
his property win rent well and offers an op,
nortnnity Tor a good investment BE sure ana
attend the sale.
TKRns: Announced at sale. o,,o..,v
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
ap 12' aeo..o ---.---
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DEAL ESTATE.
SAFE INVESTMENTS AND SURE PROFITS.
IGOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. an


20S ACRES two miles east OF city;
$50 ACRES three miles east Of city.
ap 14-eOd3t MANNING c. STAPLES & co.
E'OR SALE ON EASY TERMS. IN
s45O-FRAME HOUSE, rooms, No. s7la
"ssO0~FRk@E HOUSE No. OH north Twenty
sSOO-FRAME HOUSE Graham and Marshall
sSO0-FRAME HOUSE, rooms, Lester street
| near Cedar-Works
sI,lOO-HOUsR No. 291O east street.
| Sl,2OO-HOUSE, west side Louis street be-
| tween Williamsburg avenue and Fulton; D
SI,5OO-FRAME AND BRICK HOUSE No.
| 516 north Monroe street; rooms.
! Sl,5O0-NO. 1906 west Clay street.
s1,500-FRAME HOUSE No. 1914 Buchanan
si,5oo-BRIcK STORE No. 1914 east Main
sI,5Oo-TWo-sToRY FRAME TENEMENT
| No. 2Il north Twenty-1fth street.
| S1,500-HoUSE No. sos Dooson street; D
SI,6OO-BRIcK AND FRAME HOUSE No 3Ol
| Reservoir street; rooms;
sl,7OO-NEw FRAME HOUSE No. 1903 west
| Clay street D rooms.
s5,OOO-HoUSE No. I'LL Taylor street.
! S2,1O0-HoUsB No. 20l2 east Marshall
s2,S5O-FRAME HOUSE, 2 rooms, Morris
s2,SOO-FRAME HOUSE No. 1908 Ashland
| street.
s2,5OO-FRAME HOUSE, s rooms, No. 2I19
| east Marshall.
| s2.5OO-I3f2 west Cary street.
| s2,5O0-No. 1913 west Main street.
| s2,500-FRAME HOUSE No. 2100 east Broad
| street; . rooms.
s2,50O-BRICK HOUSE AND STORE No.
| 1898 east Franklin street 7oons.
| S3,000-BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE No. IL
| Morris street. 10 rooms.
s3,OO0-FRAME HOUSE No. 1915 west Clay.
s3,000-TWo-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE No. sos
north First street.
| S3,0OO-HOUSE, o rooms kitchen rooms,
| North avenue, Barton Heights.
| S3,000-FRAME HOUSE, rooms, Northside
| Land Company
s3,oo0-BRIcK HOUSE, rooms, No. lilo
ss.OO0-BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms, north Ninth
| street.
s3,IOo-BRIcK HOUSE No. II south Morris
| street; rooms.
s9,200-FRAME HOUSE, rooms, No. IA west
Clay.
s5,5Oo-BRIcK HOUSE No. GA north Sixth
street.
s3,5oO-HoUsE northeast orner Seventh and
s35oo~HoUsE 800 west Main street, 4
rooms.
s3,5oo-BRIcK HOUSE, 8 rooms, Walnut neal
Grove road.
s4,5OO-BRIcK HOUSE No. 4lO east Leigh
street rooms.
s5,O00-HoUsE No. COS east Leigh street.
s5,G00-BRfCK HOUSE No. 42l west Mar
shall street; rooms and store.
Cali aud let rs show these HOUSES 70 you.
JACKSON BRANDT y CO.,
Real Estate, Insurance Agents, and Brokers,
an 1911 1905 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
TuuRspAY. APRIL fa.1snl.

THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1891,
A. o'clock Z. NJ, the ENTIRE p .AfE p
JAMES TYLER, DECEASED-consi-tHs nj ",
ABOVE PROPERTY and 10 ttcd as i...F. "a.
In the order in which 10 will be sold:
1. The HONEST FAD, being n Ill8kINI06l
DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE on the s0I'tF-i
corner VI Buchanan and Nashingtul srNfl
fronting 6s feet 7 inches on Burharlnsrs
with depth OF about "a feet, TO be- de'rr-.
o. VACANT LOTS fronting - Zee, clt %
Washington street adjoining tho aho'a ....
dence on the west These lots have d'lu
0S feet inches, more or less.
8. FRAME HOUSE, No. l7l7, on south pr.
Washington street between Seventeen 90
Buchanan streets. Lot fronts 20Ko4 ie'l y
4. FRAME HOUSE No 1918, adlonrs %
above on the west. Lot fronts 20x04 feet 1ri
8. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 1913, ad'o.rn, %
above on the west. Lot fronts 22A9i feet
g. A FRAME HOUSE, No. t7Il, adF.arsn,
above on the west. Lot fronts 2.XDt if'a ID
or less. -.
z. A FRAME-AND-BRICK HOUSE. ST. 1h
on the west side OF Buchanan street, ai
the homestead on the south. Lot fronts -.lI
q. A FRAME HOUSE, No. OIL. on east Doe
Buchanan street between Washington tli
dar streets, and fronting thereon 2OAl-1 h1'
| or less, 10 an alley 20 feet Wide.
%. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 023 Ba-.n
street and adjoining the above on ih' il.
| The lot fronts 21Kl25, moro or less, O. al i.r
| - feet vide.
10. A CORNEB FRAME HOUSE, W. '.'. %
| joining the above on the north AMI h''i +.
| southeast corner Of Buchanan and Nl'aHt"
| streets. The lot fronts 2lXl2J feci, M..r
loss, 90 on alley Il feet wide.
All Of the above houses arc occupied '
owing 70 the proximity 10 the Chfsnlsite AL
Ohio shops and the Richmond Lpof .''
| Works they command an excellent r-..A
! come on the investment and are In demand
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance A ~
twelve, and eighteen months, with ll'.f-4 =
cured by trust-deed.
JAMES ~ TYLER, EHtg't
j. THOMPSON Brown Il Co, Auction .Hr.. d. Z
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THE OLDEST HOME OF ALL.
" Newstead," In Gloucester, Owned by the
Tabs for Two and Half Centuries.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
POM HAYWOOD, MATHEWS COUNTY, Va,
April lin the DIsPATcH OF the 2ith of
York county contains a farm which has
been Ia the possession of one family for
about two hundred years. aud on the day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
BY James Is. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionee''
lib Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
u OFT
VALUABLE CORNER BRICK STJf- tNy
DWELLING AT THE NoRTHWtsi 'o.'D
OFTwENTY-FIFTH AND CLAY STRIFE


In execution Of a deed from james , -
now deceased, 20 me, dated April 1, lstu
cord In Deed Book 40 a page go p. 49,
Chancery Court, default having been ma -
payment Of the note secured, and orihs ~
so 20 DO by the holder q said notes, ! ,aAH ~
public auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1891, Ia
at az o'clock z. NJ. the real estate des' r.. :,
said deed, IL being the abOye-namei Hei--s,g5g
and valuable TWO-sTOkY BRICK sioh1
DWELLING combined. The lot lronihs : a
feet on Twenty-iifth street. AID running H., IL
Clay street, and between parallel lines l',, -
20 an alley 20 feet wide. The propeFN -
spacious, substantial, AMI attractive -
special indncemsnt As adrugstoro, u hs'lls
successfully occupied a. such untll gre -!
death Of Mr.. Reads, and being eood s''--
weli-arsaDged for that purpose. 80. ,sr-i
TERMS: BY consent and In lieu q ". -,
prescribed Ia the deed, one third cash ~ -. :
due In equal instruments by negouaoie "a -
- and twelve months, with Interest 800.
Blurred by deed Of trust on the ssid -.
an 10 JB. ELAN, ifss.---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
A UcTIoN SALE:
By Joseph B. Davis, Auctloneer,
(E. B. Cook, Salesman.)

(E. B. Cook, Salesman.)
By virtue OF deed Of trust from Andrew Il.
Wiesman to the undersigned, dated April 4,
1891, and duly recorded in the Clerks onice Of
the Richmond Chancery Court, win sell by pub
tic auction, at the store lately kept by said WIGS
man, No. 433 west Main street, commencing at
1O1b o'clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY, APRIL -, 1891,
all tho STOCK OF GOODS, FIXTURES, Sc,
embraced in said deed, consisting OF full line
OF such articles as are usually found In first
class family grocery, including an ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF CANNED GOODS. House.
keepers arc specially invited to attend this sale,
as It affords a rare opportunity for supplying
their stOre-rooms.
In order TO accommodate special bidders the
following articles will be offered at
1OCLOCK SHARP
l HORSE, . WAGONS, and a JUMPER;
A largo MEAT-REFRlGERATOR
A good medium-eized IRON SAFE;
A SAGE-MACHINEA AND TABLE;
A MEAT-RACk With slate top,
And large AWNING.
Immediately after the sale Of these articles
the interost Of Andrew Wiesman In certain
REAL ESTATE described In said deed as being
In the city Of Richmond at 81. Paul and Baker
streets. The said interest IL a remainder In
said property, limited upon the death OF said
Wiesman's mother. Parties wishing TO bid on
the real estate will please examine the same be-
fore the sale, as Il viii be offered at the store.
TERMS: Cash, but purchasers 20 tho amount Of
300 or moro may give their notes at thirty days,
interest added, with satisfactory Enforcement.
4. w. PATTERSON, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
CONTINUED SALE.
By D. a. Timberlake, Auctloneer.
BY d. A. Timberlake, Auctioneer,
No. l41O east Main street.

No. 1410 east Main street.
MY REGULAR T U Il Us
WI SALE.-At my auctlon-room, commencing
at 1880 A. NJ, will sell without limit or re-
serve
/ BOOKCASE and SECRETARY,
2 SIDEBOARDS, and several other antique
pieces,
Several hundred STONE JARS az, ?, 3, and 5
gallons each),
3oAK EXTENsIoN-TABLES,
/ KITCHEN-TABLE,
3 COUNTERS Is and 10 feet long,,
Lot Of BOX SHELVING,
3 splendid SHOWCASES,
/ beautiful CHERRY BAR MIRROR,
z MATTRESSES. 3 STOVES,
Z SEWING l large ICE-BOX,
/ very fine IRON SAFE, 3 LOUNGES,
3 SOFAS, . BICYCLES. and MANY OTHER
ARTICLES that must be sold.
ID. A. TIMBERTAKE,
ap IA AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
BY Charles A. Rose
Real Estate and Loans,
No. IL Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESlh.A'iDSsrss
N SMALL BRICK HOUSE, No. AZ III.
FIfTEENTH STREET, CORNER ~ = y
TEESTH AND CLAf.--As the reilSs'', q :
owners, xA0 wish 10 sen for division 4 80
BY auctiol. Gu the promises,
FRIDAY, AYRn i5rH, a.
az s p. NJ. sharp, the above PkoPhhl ~, ~
house contains seven rooms, viii elly s.'-s,s 4
stable co the lot, which fronts ~ iect - y
depth Of 100 feet 90 4 ten-foot alis'
rent readily for sS OF sI0 per noash. -
Tsxxs. Very liberal. and ennouneed A. ~
ap l2-Su. tn, Ih&F4s Aas''''
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SATURDAYS SEVERE STORM.
Damage in Naturalization. Hin Speaks
Well of the Pan-Republic Scheme.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch
SooTTsvnLE, Va, April 13.-The severest
rain-storm. accompanied by fierce thunder
and lightning and hail which has occurred
in this section for years. swept over this
part of the country last Saturday after
noon. doing considerable damage by wash
ing and carrying off fences.
General j. G. Hill returned from Wash
ington Saturday night, where he went to
attend the meeting Of the Pan Republic
Committee" which he reports as quite
successful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14

original was taken in Montreal. whittier
the fugitlyes made their way after their es-
cape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14

EOR RENT, A SPLENDID oF-Ga
4 FICE adjoining that Of Major Robert As
Stiles, In the Mutual Assurance Building. Re
Gently put In nrst-class condition
n. w. BOWIE.
ap ii-3t No. north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
I'D 20 the undersigned, dated March "a, 1890,
and duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the
Manchester Hastings Court, Deadlock, Volume
II. page 800, and default being made In the pay
mont OF q certain bond secured by this deed, and
at the request Of the benetciarios under SAID
deed Of trust, we will sell, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1891,
Mt ; o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY named In
the above and described as follows All that
LOT OF LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, fronting 81 feet on the southern
line OF Perry street and running back l05 feet.
All Of the improvements are Ia good condition.
TERMS: As the deed requires, all cash M 70
expenses OF sale and % pay a balance due on
bond amounting TO S1,257, but more liberal
terms win be given II required and will be- an
nounced at sale. JULIUS STRAUS,
w. j. WESTWOOD,
X. Is. CnAFFIN,
aplO Trustees.
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NEGRO DROWNED.

A negro man named Frank Fountain was
drowned in Slate river. two miles from
Diana Mills, in Buckingham. last Saturday
afternoon. He attempted TO cross in a
canoe, and the river beng very high the
boat capsized He foated with the boat,
however, some half mile before he sank.
He was respectable man, and was thirty
six years old. His body had not been re-
covered up to last night.
Rev. j. II. Daniel, who lives near this
place, has received and accepted the call Of
Hardware Baptist church, in this county,
as their pastor.
on SWELL.
The river took sudden notion TO get on
"a swell YESTERDAY, and came up rapidly
last night, but almost as suddenly subsidized
this morning under the drying out - in
fiuence of "Old Sol yesterday and to-day.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT, NEW BRICK TENE-N>
II MENT No. COS north Sixth street: seven As
rooms; modern improvements; papeEed al
through, ana In first class order.
SUTTON q CO.,
ap 12-Su, Tu&Th3t 1014 Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-Ya,nr. n,..

ny Chewing a Roe, -
Rcai Estate AGENTS, Auctionccrs, ara p.,
No. 8 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-14
BY Henry L. Staples & e.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct.nne.-'
No. l0S north Ninth Street
THURSDAY, APRIL %. l69l

H..
No 10 o'clock NJ, that certain lhAll ,. =
GEL OF LAND known as the william ~. !.
Estate, lying and being In the rOuniyni e..
FIELD, and State 81 Virginia, about 'lf''
from the city Of Manchester, c0niAlu-s =.
ACRES, DO the same more or less. SAID .t.' y
on tho North side Of Midlothian turnpike
ing the lands OF yoitairo, schultz, hr
dorfer, and others, aud being tne s.
conveyed to A. r. Pullism by Charlie ". -
and wife. Also, the following personal pr .''
% wit, NINE MULES.
This land is only one and a hall miles
Forest-iiill Park and ~ property in il- '
Is rapidly enhancing Ia value investors @
not fail 20 attend this sale.
Terms: Enough In cash 30 deiray inr ''i -
OF the sale ana % pay OF and dlscharfs a 49,,
Of 1908 due on a note, with intrfr-s .- L
from April 2, 1890, and also 10 pag oI i-.
charge two other notes u 800 each HI'L
est thereon from August %, 1851 PIT. H..
and upon tho following credits to VT ~,
payable August 25, 1891 $3.50, payable
AIRY %, 1892; $40. payable Angus, % r.,
and the residue, II any upon such terms N -'
DO announced az the sale.
j. w. BRONAUGH. Jg.,l Tug-as
A. l. ADAMSON,
II. l. srkPLEs & Co, Auctioneers. -