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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
TIE NEW YORK LlFE-lNSURANCe COZ
4 Committee of Policy Holders Appoint
cd to Examine Charges.
b. teIeErnYh % tho D,spa,c

ny icirErf,n % mo Dsfh'ch-l
CEAE1rsToS. s. c., September la.-At a
meeting Of Tho policy holders 81 the New
York Lifc-insGrauce Company held here
Yesterday. the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas grave charges against tho on
GERS au1 managers OF the New YORK Life
Insurance Company, II which We are
pollcv-l 1ers involving tho safety and
soivency 81 said company have been pub
hcly made and widely circulated; aud
whereas It - necessary Tor the protection
OF pol cv-hoiiers that ths truth Of such
charges shall be faithfully and impar'.sily
investigated in order that "a d officers X
unius,lv charged be promptly vniicated
aud confidence restored or that such owls
a. NAV 10 found 10 eEist De corrected ;
therefore IN order that the pohoy.ho ders
hero met may have Information sufficiently
authentic and accurate 10 enable rs 70 act
" D. intelligence. fairness, and etdcie1cy.
be 10
Rsso,red. That a committee Of three
policy holders he appointed tOiuquiro into
the facts aud % recDr. tho same TO On
adjourned meeting with recOni. eniations
rs 10 what steps shou. 4 Ia taken to pro-
cure concerted acton among the policy
holders " the company for the protection
Of the Interests. and that sad com Initteo
report vi h J convenient expedition.
4 committee consisting Of George IL.
Tucker. Juual Mitchell. and DR.. 6. L.
Panknin was appointed. This committee
Will outline policy - be pursued. which
will be suDm tied u the policy holders for
adoption. The pOlicy-holders desire 10
proceed slowly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
candidate. What action will be taken
cannot be coniecturcd
NEW sufTa

several new suits have been instituted
LOT 'he iali term of tho Circuit Court.
anon, tho number il n suit against tho
leters9ufg Railroad Company. Damages
Htc inid at $1,000 The suit s in favor Of
annie :. VIM. adm nistrafrix Of John
". Nlnn. deceased. The said Winn was a
conductor on tho freight train and was
Killed AZ Beldeld station about wear
SS,nc"; The suit ia brought by Edmund
Madlh. Jr., and Messrs. Christian n
'hiisilan. OF your city. 1t ia presumed u
w'll TO defended Oy Alexander Hamilton.
h'P.' oi ietcsshl.V, who IS counsel for tho
railroad company.
Carleton ii. Marks. who was tried hern
some time ago aud the case Appealed to tho
supreme Court OF Appeals. Is now under.
gong confinement N thu SOUTHAMPTON
Jam a"aitng the decision Il the supreme
court. oar correspondent saw the
fa'hcr of Young MARKS a few days $50. and
was informed TINT lis son was vcrv III
and writ OF hdbedS corpus would to
fpeei'.y applied for to release the prisoner
"a bal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
CIRCUS HANGERS-0N.
TWO BOYs-ONG FROM RICHMOND,
OTHER NEW ARRESTED.
Meeting OF East Hanover Prcsbytcry-
Good Weather Throughout tho Cot
ton Bsi,-An Appropriation.
tspocial.clccram 70 tho Dlspatch.l


NoRFoLk. Va, September 1.-Two
thirteen year-old boys-one George Dill
lard. ha,ling from Richmond. and tho
other Thomas Morrow. from New Jersey
were arralgned in tho Police Court to-day
10 give au account OF themselves, they
having been arrested as hangers-on at the
circus. The one from New Jersey said he
had no parents and no home. He was re-
leased and ordered out OF the city. The
other SAID no had homo in Richmond,
hnt was dissatisfied with it and ran away.
he was committed 10 lsl and his people
Will be communicated with.
GETTING READY.
East Hanover Preshvtcrv. which con-
vencs III Borklcv on Wednesday week, will
bring to that town about thirty ministers
and a number Of delegates, and already
the people are busy making preparation 10
receive tho visitors. Tho preshytery as
semblcs IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Armstrong
Memorial church and Rev. Dr. Hoge OF
Richmond, delivers tho opening sermon.
PY PRIMARIES.
Democratic candidates for tho Legisla-
ture Will DO romInated by primary In
Portsmouth. and the gentlemen Offering
Themselves Will be registered by tho Execu-
tive COMMITTEES on Monday night.
MAGNIFICENT vE4THTn.
Reports to tho Cotton Exchange yester-
day state that tho weather is magnificent
throughout the cotton bolt. Its decidedly
10; hero to-day.
SECOND VISIT.
Congressman j. j. O'Noil, Of 81. Louis.
Mo, Is here on n second visit, aud - so
pleased with Norfolk that he promises 70
do al IL ms power 20 secure ~ additional
appropriatlou foT tho new pubic building.
The liatemsn Hose Company, OF Ports
mouth. has Gisbandea and will sell their
apparatus, which 10 private property. he
company has been 0r.anIzod about two
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
GENERAL DAVID a. RUSSELL.
A Handsome Grsnite Monumens on'
vclied 1T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Especial telegram TO tho D'spatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho D'spatch.I
W1ycLgsTEg. Va. September le.-Inc
handsome granite monument was n.y.
yeiled IN the National cemetery III the
presence OF a large crowd to-day by tho
Sedgewick Memorial Association to the
memory Of to lato General David A. nus
sell. Malor-Genera. IL. G. Wright. late
commander sixth corps, made the opening
address Major-GeneIal u. ". Getty pre-
sente the monument. Colonel =. W.
Russell received II on the part Of the reia-
tIyes. Captain W. A. Donaldson. superin-
tondent OF the cemetery, received it.oh
g. o part o. the Government. An oratloh
was delivered Dy General James ". Latls'
Of Philadelphia. The surviving relatiye--
two sisters and two niece. from New
York. Massachusetts,. and. OhiO-unveiied
Tho monument.
All tho addresses were temperate and
In excellent tone nd.concil.lstorv. Lat
ta's WAS an eloquent oratCrlcal Biography
Of tho late Genera Russell. The floral
tributes 10y ladies' aud cIiizcns were pro-
fuse and handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
HE SHOT AND KILLED HIS FATHER.
No Lawyer VIII Defend Iiim-Csuse Of
Quarrel Trivial.
IN toleEraph 10 ~ DI.pa.ch.l

10y ltlNF q IA ~ 80" i'i'.'osfa'l
LOUISVILLE, KY.. September lp.-Nehr
Salyersyille about / O'Clock Thurs iay
morning Logan Murphy shot and killed
his father. Isaac Murphy. He then stood
guard over tho house TILL daylight and pro
vented his mother OF any Of the children
from gong opt. Just before sunrise he
LETT ana tr.ed TO escape, but tae nav ;
srreai quickly AMI soon au armed hsnI
wa ouAistIack 10 turned IN his course.
which was at hrst away from the county,
AMI vas captured gong toward Saiyers-
Vile ny Jal'er patrick and OopU,y-Sherf'
Brown AMI pratter. who Were coming out
70 Join IN the pursuit. lie gave no reason
for tue murder except tat he hsd qua'-
relied with bis fail her over q trivial matter
and us father hal threatened his life. 10
lawyer at Selyersville would iefeai Mlr-
ply, and be- began bio own defence by
waving examination. In default Of bal
lie was bed prisoner AID taken to Pres
tOuburg lal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

Correspondent n d the Rlchmond nispatchI
LANCASTER CouRTHoUsg. Va. September
l. The event Of the season ciurrei al
Fdeieg Methodist Episcopal church on the
18th instant. when Mr. J.. 4. Wright.
wc.l-kuown and highlv-estecmc' citizen
of THIS county. led TO the shrine Of iiyn IN
tho beautiful Miss Annie /. Lamkin. y
this county. The nupt.ai kno, was tie9
by the Rev. K. j. Scott in the presence OF
a few intimate friends of the contracting
InrtIes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
A
BUSINESS
MANS
BUSINESS
OPINION.
Sc vt IS NOT CIRCUMSTANCE,
But THE LAW OF TRADE

Bl L HE LAW Or TRADE
Athat causes me to buy clothing
OF you" remarked lawyer in our store
yesterday.
GLOW the law OF trader" we inquired.
"Why, tho carrying out OF the econo-
mic principle which causes every Judi
cious man to seek for the greatest value.
| do not buy of you because l am forced
to cconomize but because | get much
better equivalent for M money than |
DO Of the tailor
This a lawyers opinion. Ia il OF any
value to you? We get this same testi-
mony from bankers, doctors, lawyers,
preachers, teachers, and all sorts Of bust
ness men. 1t must he true. Test it for
yourself. Its equally applicable to the
man who desires TO economic. The
saving Is just as great.
rse5- II you wish TO see the handsomest
assortment Of Boys and Children's
Clothing, Hats, &C., step in and take a
look al our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
william rowerton', Mystcriou, Death.

TSI0'I'I teToggam % INC DIspas'l'I
DASyILIE. Va, September l9.-Some
time ago William IIowortOn. IT.. died AZ
Keidsvlle, y. C., from blow on the hes1.
Ne failed 10 state before his death how he
had received tuo blow. and his death ID
shroudod IN mystery. His uncle. Joseph
:. liOTeitlr, was arrested to-day on sus-
picion and hal hearing before justice,
but there was no evidence against him
and h. was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

dwellings FOX KEN. f5
No. 500 oas. Clay street; IL rooms.
No. 200 sast Cary street - rooms.
No. 521 north Ninth street 10 rooms.
No. wesr Marshall street; rooins-
No. 2OS north 2lst street; rooms.
No. 81 north Ninth street rooms
No. III Mayo street; rooms.
No. north PlIm street; rooms.
NJ. los west Marshall street rooms
No. BU7 east " ain street lOroonis.
No. 10 south Plum street: rooms.
No. 3i2ls south Third street rooms
No. 5l4 north Monroe rooms
No. 5OI west cary street rooms.
No. 3lsnofth 9th street rooms.
No. % south Pine street; rooms
No. 81 cast Cary street; / rooms
No. 03I north Eighth street; rooms.
No. los north Beech street rnOm-.
Also. STORES AND OTHER BUSINESS
PLACES. call for new PRINTED RkN Ills /
FOR SEPTEMBER, giving prices, location, and
des,rtntlon. y. ". BOWIE,
40 20-It Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
IhE az PEI GEMS.
Progress Of Their Continuance and Re-
dempti0n-Ilalauce Remaining.
~. .-t.-... -. q -, Ill-,.at.r 1

by telegraph TO the Dlspatcn.l
NAsHISGr0S, d. C.. September l9.-The
A. per cent. bonds received at the Urea
surv Derar. mont today Tor continuance
ct per cent. 1ouuted 10 -s3 500, M sing
the total thus .ar continued g2l, 400.
The per cent. bonds recelv. at the
Treasury t.-dAy for redemption aggregated
@l-l. Ego. AMI the reteniption~ at the sub
Ireasur, at New York YESTERDAY were
ss5,1J0. making the total redemvtions 10
date Slf,a5-,l5o.
Tie total ISSUE OF Ihls class % bonds
outstanding on july st last vas $50, s5y zoo,
Gud Oi this amount al but $1,000 90 have
been eltht- continued Or redeemed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
.k1ANrED. Anew MEN OF TACT.
WANTED, PUPILS IN SHORT.
XxrANTED.'AT SllITHDEAL BUSI.

~ MSS COLLEGE, all3 east Ne n strse,,
ladies' AID gentlemen 10 learn Shorthand. Typo
writing, Bookkeeping, Nrlting, Arithmetic, ard
Telegfsphy. GoOi positions secured fos o0mps.
tent staisnts Day and night SESSION. Jolne:
once - U-eCd3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Fox LARGER HOUSES SEQ our lis, aooye
+ 0 Il Il + y 7.

10. A0S north 26th street: sl5 per month.
No. II west Cary street; 80 per month.
No. IL Reservoir street: 81 30 per mouth.
10. 2iC Reservoir street: Sll per month.
NJ. }S0J D street; eiO per month.
y. "sa north 2Ofh s'rcot. $3.50 per month.
10. frC' . street; Gil Per month.
No 90 NORM 26'h s:rcpt; SlO per month.
=. 1919 Pleasant s're-t: az per month.
No. 2A03 oAst ~ street: - per month.
80. ; D north 2i'l street; sl6 psr month.
80. - , sOIth lsu Il street. ELI pes month.
10. o2J Cnurco street; f8 month.
36ta =. teL Broad al1 Aarshau: az per mo-
No - Aorby street 80 per month.
ga stie-t between ana O.; 50 per month.
Phone So. j. r. ELAN Il Co,
a. YO-lt lll3 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
he Mfr pEATh COOLLY.
HE Crime was Malicious and Too FRO
miscnous Shooting.

liy telegraph - the Dispatch.l
RENO. NV. September l9.-Louis Ortiz,
A wen-known and desperate character,
and another Spaniari named Baptist
quarreilel on the street yesterday. Oiti-
Ger Richard Nash attempted TO arrest
Ortiz, when the istter shot him through
tue groin, inti!cuuC d severe II not fatal
wound. Tom Walsh. a bystander. was
also wounded. Oitiz was taken from the
county jail late last night by hundred
or more determined men and hanged TO
the IRON bridge. lie met death coOiiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

WANTED, A MAN IN EACH
w county to SELL HARDWARE SPECIAL.
fiES to businessmen. Good pay. send to-
SAMpleA
WRlGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
~ S0-SU6s ~ Para kow, Nev yosh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
T. . Il r L n T.

No. COS Marshall s;rcet, between Ninth AMI
1cnih, with seven rooms anu modern improve
iurn's.
10 407 Eleventh street, between Marshall and
Clay. with ten rooms and convcnlencc-.
No. 27O4 east Franklin street. opposite LIBBY.
Hill PAX. with eeven rooms, &c.
No. 20 Pho street, between Main and Cary
win six rooms, BATH &c.
No. 3OS Twelfth street. between Broad and
NNrshal, with eight rooms, besides detached
kitchen.
No. jl2 Main street, between Madison and
Nc nrue, with . ght T0c Ms e..
II. SELDOM TAYLOR e son,
&c colt corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

Washington and his compatriots Illus:
,ratcl by acs tie beautiful sentiment OK
Henry. GIVE me Liberty or give nae
dcsfhfn Ii Is not only Tespect-it Is an act
~ ratrIotism--to commemorate the deeds
~ - "a who fought Tor the principles 81
sslt-coyernment-a and the whole southland
sGnnid 10 dotted over with monuments TO
'atr,otIsm. though silent, they abound
nai,h convincing eloquence. The South
NAV VET be the balance-w wheel OF the couu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
PowaArAWs PATRIOTIC PURPOSE.
vigorous Movement to Erect Monument
r. the on rdorate Dead.

fCorresrontence % r.o Richmond D.spatch.l
PowaArAN C0U4raoCsE, September IL
p1vrhafar isas,uall county aud very much
depleted materially and SOCIALLY, but a
stranger witnessing the demonstration at
Inc Courthouse today, the II Of Sepiem-
Der. would have concluded that she Vas
nor only large but tul. T., lie and the ma
terjals contributing 10 its deyelopemeAt,
agd that much Of the old !eayen was LETT.
n was day of patriotism and respec-
~ tie memory OF those who had fallen ~
0efoncc Of what is styled tie Lost Cause,
but which may yet, On - SOBER second
tnou u tho American pe9ple' ne cAer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
EXCEPTIONAL FUN IN ESSEX.
4 Church EntsrtAinment-fn Exciting
Yo1-Huut with Ladies in the Chase.

lOorre'pon ien'e Of me u ''-'i'' i'''h'l
HE~HlRaE, IA, Sepiem her l'.-Some Of
your readers VIII BE inter fed, probably.
~ learning mat the oven ieu'F 81 events
~ TINS usually gui- reisuOorhood La.
been broken ny TWO days oi eAcePtoAHi
a.. o} LAtA go, ...,.-. :
On tuesday. ire 1871, tie members ot
Hefm.n Ncihod!st IPs'n'Al ,cAur d
served 8 bonnt-iul repast i'i. "td 10y re-
ire'nm'ajs 20 me Eeh'I" pN"'-9' IS '.'
lecturer ".o nAd Ye." 'i;AI'I l"..s' a.. TO
come. 'A. '''loI' io'. ga" L. a. .'1' o.
terra. a,' 'Ae Atis'-co ~ 9 ao aa,se'0 ~
TIE sun .iAf "D'i' MS laii-, NC vs.
GEAR 'l' 7i-i'''' .s "a ~,
ana ~. ''- ". VS. 80 ,to ,hnrrL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
The Weekly Dispatch,

An eight-page. 64-column newspaper and
magazine OF general information, IS only
81 per aInUm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

a fsIn.er aud Staunch Democrat.
tf corpus f1r Carleton MARKS.
''.e e're Rlcnnond Dispat-h.l
t S.. sep,omter 10. TIE wea-
.-- u'.gliul and the fodder
'fe atppy The Indications are
ra Will te very late
u-ra one ~ No saths from
ilg upper part Of this city.
w. Zee. i. Is Understood. came from
POLITICAL.
.... .+''''s, the gentleman nominated
80 # Delegates from tins cOun-
.et pt the Farmers Alliance IS "A
I,.', iai .a politics and stauuch. erer-
Ia, .A'iarf ILe Democratic Conyen-
"a Rect On the Zsth 10 Donsipats q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
dwellings FOR RENT. ~

dwellings FOR RENT. ~
s4OO per anrun--So 12l north Segen,eeuth
etrrst 0tOons and store.
sf2J p.r auanm NJ 420 north Seventeenth
street; 10 rooms: m TON,
1900 per snngm-No. vest Marshall street;
erlOms mo'crl.
s.4O per aanum-No. Alb wc., Main street
: roVics rnoiefn.
$50 pes .nnum-No. 21o south Laurel street;
= .lo.ns.
5e5i per arnum-No. COOL. west Main street:
ROOMS mo ern.
goo pcs annum-No. 6l3 north Fourth
St., 20: rooms.
Appiy % FRANK p. HILL 6 co,
e. EO-lt k0el Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
IT WILLIE BULT.

The people, isd.es and gentlemen, a
smiled to inaugurate vi sor0us efo.. TO
erect a monument TO ne fallen pa riots OF
The county. and .uaslns by the signs to-
day II viii be built not only our own
,rera Uauyllle was we'll repre- aenied, and
ar old generous Richmond and slau-
chester sent ~ largo delegation Of isdIss
and gentlemen who contributed tho
music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

NOR RENT, TWO LARGE, a
Il NICEIY-FURNIsHED CONNECTING q
ROOMS. with bath, centrally located, convenient
TO several nrs,-cl,ss clearinghouse. Address
r. Carrier -. 80 -O-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
WANTED. OLD SAUCE.BOTTLES.
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN

W Tor Baltimore sni Maryland sni WOMEN
a., Wsshingto.. and Scw se'scy, MN fnr COST.
mines sni farms, this s;ato: AoohS ana hAipS
for this c,y. M'.tttN -.
al ro-its 2l9 north sixth street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
IGOR RENT.

40 N0t east Marshall street $500.
NJ. sos north Tenth street; : 80.
80. 3i2 Harrison street; 600.
~. 100 east Broad stree 1900.
10. hi1 cB-t Main street, 5000.
No. 1917 west Floyd ayeR1e; 1880.
40 COG north Sixth street; 5000.
No. ClO north Sixth street; $500.
No. 81 north I enth street. S25N
80. 1914 west Cary now goo.
-. 1908 west cary: 5000.
-. 100 east Marshall; $50.
80. ~ vest cary; 5000.
SUTTON 6 CO.,
Sc colt 1914 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

EOR RENT, A SECOND ORm
E TuIRD-sroRY sUITE-sinsly or en- 'vts SAan
location 10 east Main street. se LOTT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

A. the last meeting of lac CIV Council
80 I.uance Committee recomme ni"l tiiat
49,. ,,lul OF = 900 be- expended on the
s,r.e,s uext year. IL was also stated that
IN order - place the treasury ID more
nasifhv condition aud 20 the same time
ia the Council 10 mako Juilclous ana
mi needed improvements 10 the streets
!, was necessary t. gel rd Of the noatii:
ann 10 90 winch viii require aNoto ot
The ueoplo author ing the lssuHhO "l
Inrd, for tho purpose. he committee
thinks that such svote con be taken al LILO
,.-,tiou ID November.
MI. election OF Mr. James :. Leitch as
i,n,for If tie FIRE company Mt "a sA4"Iy "a
(. .fn rer annum was confirmed.
~ + o. seasons. formerly OF Georgia,
No., recently If Eastern Virginia. WIN
nreach at the Barust church ,9 ,.,i Tow,
II, Se.som. and ms family VII leave nero
-',' ,,ert luesda. for Louisville, n.y. wheIe
he former VIII attend tho seminary IN
mat city. Mr. Seasons u ason-'h-'a" u
sr ". Il. Kent, Of mis- city. MI. ho,
Nr James 81. Clarkson, OF Florida mas
becn ia this place for the past week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
SeDfeMber Rent-List
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

for PRICES, DESCRIPTION. and LOCATION.
D. THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
s..no, NIB Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
1pARTuIY CkCsQkD.

Hckok's No; !. II; d: e. s rig; ss sda Choice L
line sun-Cured are fure; NisSn
Sun Cured Tobsccox 1tysA"A~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
A GENTS ATTENDING FAIRS

= \ make large prO1ts selling IMPROVED .. K.
PAIRING AND SLlCISG-hSiyks. Purchase 4
ID. WALFOkD. Washington; ". BINGHAM
HARDWARE COMPANY, Cleveland; WOLF 3
CO., Chicago. Two samples mailed, l5 csntA
U. X. CUTLERY COMPANY. New York.
40 l3-Su, WkSu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

EOR RENT, ~
L sTORE-FtOOR AID BASEMENT Isi
Of u0use No. 1853 Man sirost, be- .een EleTon'a
ant Twelfth most admirably suited ior
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE. OR BANKING
BUSINESS.
A'so several DESIRABLE LAW FRS Of
FICt; or top iooT Of asmo oufrrng, v4ry ar;es-
tbo b. elor,r 4 srGcnT and supplied with a.!
modern cynyenienfes fOr conf)ri.
If. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Real Estate AgeA-s al Auctloneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
A1eN-RoUND sLUCGlNG-MATcH.
rynchburgers Wni Ni.it sioux CITY H.
In,ernai-ReYenue Collections

isnecini telegram % the Dispatch-j
rxsc.,rEc. Va. September ls.-Ali OK
me prsI. minaries have been ARRANGED ior
me me ten-round boxng-match between "ia' o" VI
~ IONS. Of Roanoke. and JACK bOIeh' -
N si The match will take place on
Friday night next At tho op ,.,l %Ss .rs
A number Of our capitalists aNs % VIII nt'
,hto,' 20 annual exhibition OF the Corn
YEN, palace ~. when opens on the ist OF Qct9oer.
LEV vii leave here on special paas t,ta
err. ia which they Will Aa-o 'Ho 'N'-'
trip. -.r.u.D
negro boy nsmed Bob Rabbit s, Tvs Was b 'sr,
ribls crushed here to-day aD9a' ca ans w I
by falling between two ireis n'-cais ""'''
IN 1 r,e' collections Of the internal revenue
for this the SIXTH district 1911 500 ' 7Ss " and
ending today amounted 10 ,.% 70 a. Zoo
tho lonf-tobacco sales alhoin'0N "
pounds. -
n
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l. BUSINESS PLACES.

nor RENT, Es
l. BUSINESS PLACES. 10
NEW STORE on Marshall street between
Sixth and Seventh, within o few yards OF the
New market.
sTOhR on Broad street, No. 1l6, between
First aud Second
NEW STORE on Broad street. between Andi-
son and Monroe
STORE on south Seventh street, opposite
Union depot.
sTOkR No. Is Twelfth street, between Main
and Cary. H.sELDON TAYLOR son,
20 Colt cornor Eleventh and Bank streets
NOR RENT, TOA SMALL FAMI-M
l. LY OF adults A MOST DESIRABLE EC- -
OND FLOOR Of rooms with all modern luz
provsmcnts. Apply 1t No. 2 east Grace street.
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For SMALLER HOUSES SEQ our lis, below.
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10. e3f west Grace street: $3.50 Pc Rnnum.
No. 1l2 north ninth street, $500 pcr annum.
No. on west Grara street: $3.50 po- aunum.
No. 4oN y. l2ih street: $500 per aunum.
40. SO wost Gface street spec Al lndurcme nf..
No. ~ north tn street, s2l6 per annum.
No. GA NORM First street, e. q per AMMAN.
NJ. zoos e8s' BROAD street, $40 per nunuu.
no. Alb north pa street; $50 per annum.
So. l9li eR~. Broad street; $500 per nunum.
No. 4l1 north 33d street: 200 pcr cunum.
Ne. 1922 Floyd avenue: $40 Per enuum.
No. 1915 west cary street. $50 per aunur.
No. l4i1 east Broad street; 1885 per annum.
W. 137 north 4th street: $3.50 per snngm.
N. 4Otis north u street; $40 per Runutn.
-. SOB ives, C!ny street; $40 per am Im.
n. Gul east Leigh street; s40O per annun.
~. 2u6 E FeigIdcre street; gao por annum.
80. @5lO cas-. Marshall; $500 PER aunum.
40. 1903 eaet Broad sfreet-rO0ns over store.
Al'e OFFICES over CITIZENS Bank. Spe' al
Inducements o. secure tenants Tor frem ~ once.
Phone I3A J. b. ELAN "a CO..
&c ~O-lt lll3 east Nam street.