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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
suToik's Council Proceedings.

ttorrespoacence OF the Richmond DisastcH.l
SUFFOLK. Va. Nav AT tho regular
monthly meeting OF the Town Council held
last night Councilman II. l.. Brewer. Jr.,
was elected mayor of the town 60 Eli tac
vacancy caused by the death OF Mayor
BENJAMIN R,ddick. who died month ago.
MayoT-elect Brewers father was the first
mayor Suffolk ever had he having been
elected several years previous to the war
Inc new Mayor w!ll qualify before Judge
kilby, OF the County Court. next Monday.
when The May term Of the court viii
commence.
AZ u meeting las. night the council Sc
lected Thursday, MAY l9,h, "a Memorial
Day. and authorized tho Mayor 10 make
the necessary preparations Tor the ooser-
ynnceci the day.
tire-Marshal j. II. Bedell having re-
signed hls position. the council went into
an election TO fiji the vacancy, and Mr..
Harry ID. Thomas was unanimously chosen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
The Warm Springs Valley.

o'poncencc u the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
VAIN smNos. Va, May Z. William g.
, -N ino pastor Of the Presbyterian
-l.- 90 ttA point. Is absent attending
90 ting Of the iresbytery az stanton
william VI. McAllistef and wife have just
''-iAtd from attendance on that meet
i.
DIS II. I. Eubank has returned, and Is
'As h'rsonal attention 20 the prepare
"' ow being made for the coming sea-
lLese springs wall be run this sum-
~ under the name Of Eubank a Glover,
f ~ clover being partner 10 the springs
SOFA ". Stephenson has been absent IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
800 Iadle. Glve a Zoe.

.tDr4eare Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
.roS. Va, May The Ladies'
, 'lo gave very pleasant hop on
evening. The attendance was very
... ."tAstaning the intense heat
,.e ladies' present were; Miss
.... Miss bessie ship. Miss El0lse
0i Norfolk Miss Kate Hopkins,
'.-inia Lctcher. Hiss Elise Semmes,
Neie 5. Lewis. Of Berryyilie /;
t.4-s.e Graham. sis Lucy Pendie-
Il7z.e Graham. aliss Lucy Snip.
'} Preston Orr ham, ailss Bettie
''. A Asa.5 Graham. Miss Maggie
nd. 5lf. aud Mrs. walter III. Taylor.
.'44. and Mrs George Mcintosh. Of
. Among the gentlemen present
,,s.s. ID. L. Grouer, ". IA. Mourn
J.. Glasgow. Robert l.. Jordan. j.
, p. fll, a. ID. Land. =. T.. cpFoul. j.
i. John Randolph tucker Carmi
sandy +. Hggait. y. Ii. Bell
: . bumgardner. vs.. b. Henderson
, q. pies, b.nh 81. &artin. c. h. IOus .
i' ''ptaiu samuel b. Walker, Captai ,
20 Cadets walter III. Taylor, NJ
r .'t. .. Lawrence ~. 81. peyton. Baker Pm
r, j.. lluscr. A. J. Orps. !. L. CreI-
, j. g.. Taylor. A Johns, j. VI. Gath
s William swan Piumer MAYO, r.
in. q. &. Collins, J. X. Thomas, and
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Tell Through u rrsstie aud Killed.

LrRAY. Va. May 7--Hulet Hale. Of
Louisville. Ky. a workman engaged in the
construction OF a new iron trestle on the
Norfolk and Western railroad at the OK
ford ocre-mine near Stanley, in this
county. while crossing the trestle in an in
tOxicatod condition about / A. VI. Friday,
fell through the trcstle, distance of 80
feet. and was instantly killed. The corO-
ner viewed the body but deemed an in
Louisville. The unfortunate was 80 years
of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
ifre. NtnrV IInnfor Dnnh.

ICorre7p0n1once q the Riclmon1 Dlspatch.l
CHAmoTTEsvuIE. May Mrs. Mary
Hunter. wife of the late James Hunter, of
Richmond. daughter OF John Creme, and
mothcT-iu-law of the Hon. William q.
Parish, died at " Kutlege." near TINS city,
YESTERDAY OF pneumonia. She was u years
of age. Inc funeral viii take place a.
kutiege tomorrow morning at II O'clock.
the Rev. H. Is. Lee OF the EpiscopG!
Church. conducting the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08

Highland county attending the Circuit
Court q. Monterey for the past week
Spring has never put in Its appearance at
this place. the winter weather passing at
once into summer time. The effect Of the
warm weather ia seen IN tho rapid progress
which the foliage has made IN the last
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08

IsIecIaI tOIogTam 20 INC DsiaIcDI
BuENA VISTA. May 7.-Buena Nista's first
grand jury was drawn TODAY and IS as fol
lows: Elijah ice. william n. Bale, X. j.
Brown. +. +. Dickinson. ". }. Hurbut,
q. ". Iecke. D.. Mckee, G. i. Miller, +.
b. Richards. &. i. Rhodes. a. llmbcrlaEe,
and W. y. Seay. The May court will be-
GIN Monday, Judge Shepperd presiding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
ByN w. B0we,
Real Estate Auciioneor.
EIRST-CLASS q ROVE AND
e. FLOYD-AyENUE LOTS
AT AUCTION.
THIS is NOT A TRIAL OFFERING, Blu
REAL BUSINESS.

At the request OF the owner, who means pus'
ness, viii SELL Oh the promises, Oh,
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1892,
AZ 3 o'clock +. NJ, ELEVEN ENrhA-HAND.
SOME, VERY yALuAblE, AND MOST De.
sIRABLY-LoCATED BUILDING LOIS, I'VE o
when. fronting each 80 feet, are on tho souti
side Of Grove avenue, beginning a. the east lac
of Eobiuson street. and the other six are on the
north side OF Floyd avenue, beginning at the
enst line Of Robinson street, and all running
hack l79 feet inches 10 n wide alley.
The lots Oh Floyd avenue will DO sub-diyided
to suit. 10
these lots are strictly choice. are atoit IL
inches above the street, within square or 80 OF
the strset-cars, have beautiful shade trees IN
theIr front aud viii be sold In Sizes 70 suit, with
privilege of one or more
The improvements In the vicinity are In keep.
ing with Inc beauty and value OF tho land, and
tbe nsIghborhood Is an excellent one. Come "a
Tho sale without fail, as this presents rare
chance tor bsrgainA
TEKxs; VIII DO very sccommodatinS ana .aos
known nt sale. Ne w: bVWb.
mr. t-eod Aue1oheos'
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BY Ellis & Cathrart,
- east Broa 1 street.
WE WILL SELL on
MONDAY NDRNTN

w MoNbA1 MtnNlNF
m 1880 sharp, corner Fire, ana broad street',
rCRANBER SUITS in walnut. AMI cherry, ana
.fairol wood, with marHle-t09s:
VAltDROBFS. . HED-l0UNNES, PIANO,
I uIGH-hKM SINGER SENING-MACHINE, and
ofhor machines, -
. SOLID WALNUT HALI-RACKS,
z WAfTRFS@E 3 SPllNG-BEDS, BABY
CARRIAGL~. -
BIRFATS. BEDSTEAOS. and WASHSTANDs,
l LARGE WALNUT BUFFET, hAhhLE-iOf
TABLES, ...,,,.
ETFNSION-TABLFS,2 WILLON-ROCkkRsi
CAVF. and N OOD-SEAr CHAIRS, / WALNUI
WRiTlNG-iABLE,
CARPETS. TRUNKS. FEATHER REDS,
/ N NgI FR-NASH ER Tor s0d8-fo1utRn.
PICTURES and NOTIONS. SILNAkPLAIED-
WARE. ROGERS'S BKsT GOODS. 800,
! SOLID GOLD WATCH, and many other u ST
FIJI SrkEEPING GOODS.
seats furnished for toe ladies.
ELLIS q CATHCART,
rvS AuciiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
By Denoon, Upper 4 Co.,
and
a. J.. Acams0n,

T1RUSTFE'S SALE OF 4 DtSIRA-
| SIRABLE BUILDING lot, 30x1;O FEET,
ON TuE SOUTH SIDE or null sIhLGI
NFAK TIE CITY Ot MANCHESTER, Va
By yirtuo OF the provisions Of Deed Of trust %
the undersigned, dated January 23, 1872, VIII
s.ll by auc. ION. on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY II, 1892,
~ G o'clock =. NJ. the above PROPERLY. The
III is situated GA Hun street just be und the
Eicnmond and Petersburg railroad, ood - a
good ste for place oi business o. readence.
mia qqlc sbo1ld command :be Gtten'io % par
Tea desiring 10 inyes.. as the lot Is reilOcdted
and h. In tho Inc ci the city improvement.
IERfs: Ono third cash; tho balance az ak
ana twelve months, the purchaser giving nogo-
table notes, with interest added from tate Of
sale. secured by a trust-feoi on the pr0pEtr.
A. W. PATTERSON, Irstoe.
DESOOS. TCPPER & CO. and 4. l.. AlANs0S,
Aurti0neers N.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
By Frank ID. Hin 81 CO.,
Rnal E.tate Auctl0neers.
BUILDING LOTS AT

yyTEST-FND BUILDING LOTS AT
w CORNER GROVE AVENUE AND PARK
STREET AND GROVE AVENUE AND MA
nov aIKfET. IMAEDlAIELY OPPOSITE
1IE KE>IDfNCE OF DAVID y. WALKER
AND WILLIAM II. SANDS, Esq, Al AUG
FRIDAY. MAY Is, 1892,
a. : o'clock p. NJ. on the promises, We VIII offer
ia, following handsome and attractive li.O-
PEkFl; - 4,
/. LOT northwest corner Grove avenue and
PARK street fronting on Grove avenue 10 ~
go running DacS between parallel lnes
ifo'g-l9 (eet TO a .0-ioo. oliey.
n LOT northeast corner GfOvo avenue ana
meadow street (adiOiaing toe above, ironing
on Grove avenue 20 4-l2 feet. running oack
between parallel lines l10s-l2 feet 10 "a <u-lyot
olley s......,, -, q -,,.. ,,-,,
nue. bnt in our opinion These lots are inc Oes'
now on the market:
/, Because they have not been for sale for the
past five year. ,-....
to,,hprdy stgBot and Meadow street ana hes as
we'll for Daii4ing purposes a any On uiOVe toad'
q The owner Is willing 70 taAe a moderate
ann, Tor toe property 20 that purchases can at
r~rl tho sale with reasonable hopes Oh getting
IsKNs; one fourth cash; balance six, Twelve,
ana eighteen months, interest added, ana &c
cured by deed Of trust.
0"' 0N - FRANK d. HILL q CO.,
mys AuctiOnecrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
Colorod Child Burned TO Death.

INTT7III T'l-t 7FTIl 7" NV '7I7F71177 nj
MAnrINsyIILE. Va, May There was n
small tenement house burned here TODAY,
and little colored child 4 years old was
completely burned up. Some little chill
dren set the house Oh fire while playing
and two negro women sat within ID feet OF
the children and al e cred the child TO burn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
will sell nc auction on

WEDNESDAY. MAY II, 1892,
n II O'Clock ~. at auctioneers Office, Eleventh
street, that VALUABLE, PRODt GIVE, At
TRACTlyE, AND WELL-LOCAIED JAMES
RIVER ESTATE above referred 10. containing
fI8 ACRES OF LAND IN n fine state Of fertility.
About 1876 acres o. this land Is James-riYer
low-grounds aud the balance IL level or gently
rolling highland, especially adapted 20 stock
raising. as II IL natural grassland. ard also
grows luxurianty tho cultivated grassos, Is un-
usually well waterei hy running streams, aud
the whole place Is well fenced.
This is u choico property. Is within thirty
minute' drive from the city, has an excellent
s3il. possesses beauty Of situation and of views,
lies on tho railroad AZ a station, AMI IL in tho
direction OF tho city's best and most rapid
growth.
The dwelling Is plain but connexions, and
tho out-buidings, including ice-hoJse, dairy, &c,
are amply sufficient and In good order, the
barn being the largest and bcst-auangoi In
the South.
All persons. whether intending buyers or not,
are cordially invited 70 drive out and inspect the
property.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue Mt
one, Two, and three years fer notes, with interest
payable semi-annually, and secured by trust
Qeed. ". +. GRANT,
my4 Grantand va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
ByCD. NJ. COBB,
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer'
9Ol east Main street.
10y REQUEST OF THE OWNER L
ID viii sell at public auction on
THURSDAY TIE 12Iu INSTANT

az $50 p. NJ. that
VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE LOT
s,,r,,ed ON the east side OF Twenty-fourth be-
tween Darlington and streets. IL lays high
and - the only vacant lot on the block which Is
occupied By most desirable class OF neigheors
ana over,ooks the famous "fairmont" II has
S'oot n % feet, running back lS5 feet 10 an
siey IA feet wide. This Is nice loi, VIII make
~ e'os'"' c. ID. N. COBB,
uou q Go 1r,eTh3t 00l east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
WEDNESDAY. NAy1i.1 1892.
BY sutton & CO.,
Real Estate Aucti0ne9rs,
1Oli enst Main strent.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
/ Nice FRANE COTTAGE, WITH STORE
ADJOINING. 10. $50 NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET, CORNER OF URION
SrREEr.-In execution OF two certain deeds 81
trust 10 tire undersigned trustee, bearing date
Of April 20. 1890, and February 10. 1891, re-
corded IN Richmond Chancery Court once, the
former IN Deadlock lao Il, page 300, and the
latter IA Deed-BOOs 142 A. page 81, default
having boon made ~ the payment OF the money
secured thereby, and being required 30 10 DO by
the beuclclaries therein, shall proceed 10 sell at
public auction, upon tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1882,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the ab0ye-descrlbed PRO-
PERTY. fronting 80 feet : inches Oh tina west
side OF THeLl y-th.ri street. and running back
between irregular lines a good depth.
Tue DN ELLlNG has Ave rooms IN good order
ana STORE adjoining; aisc, STABLE in the rear.
TERMS The decd require cash as 20 expenses
OF sale and 10 pay OIL sos, with some llttio in
feresi, but more liberal terms viii be announced
AZ sale. {. IL. SUTTON,
my5 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by James II. Crcnshaw,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

COMMISSION ERS' SALE OF
NvACANT LOTS IN THE HEART OF THE
CITY Al AUCTION.-By virtue 81 the berein-
aforementioned decree we will sell by pubic
auction. IN the promises. on
THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1892.
NJ $50 7. NJ. tho following centrslly-locnfed
LOTS: First. That lot Of land lying ON the east
side OF Thirteenth street between Marshall ana
Clay streets, distant 100 feet from south limo OF
Clay street, aud fronting 30 feet on 1hirteentn
street, with depth between parallel lines OF
1872 feet. Second. That lot OF land at the north
east corner Of Marshall and Thirteenth streets,
md fronting 13S feet on north side OF Marshall
street, with n depth Of 105 ieet. This lot may
be snb-d.vided 70 suit purchasers; say enc lot ~
the corner Of 80 feet and four other lots OF 20
feet each.
These lots are 40 near the centre Of the city
that the sale OF them should attract the atten-
ton OF both builders and investors alike. Tor
small houses built upon thcm viii rent resdhy
az a good rental
TERss: One third cash. end the residue In
equal Inst.imen's OF six and twelve months.
The credit Instalmerts 20 be evidenced by n go
table notes, with per cont. interest added
from day Of sale. and the title to &c sethlnen
until she whole O. the purch1 ee- money rh1u have
been paid and a deed Is ordered by the Court
WILLIAM ELLYs0N,
GEORGE ". LEWIS,
Special Commissioners
FoRRPsTYP, Pr trSrrrr. AGAINST FoRREgTFR AND
ATs., DEPEND kGrS-IS TIE CBANCERY COURT or
TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. GodIin. clerk o. said court. cer-
tify that The bond required OF tue spo 'lal COM
missioners by the decree in said cause OF April
80. 1892, has been daily given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May,
1892. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
N.Y. CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
BRADY AND MALONE.
..,.eKAsle RESULTS OF THE RE-
ceNr ROANOKE CONVENTION.
collector Says Malone IL tho Worst
...,.od Eepubiioanin the state linz
corian, Commercial s"it Decided

..,.,nienco q the Richmond Disoai'h.l
.rrro. Va. Nav 7.--Colonel James
-, E-.ly. who has Just returned rom tho
.,.,an state Convention held al
..,o vas seen by Your correspondent
md asked Tor his opinion as 70 the
... che convention. He very PROMPTLY
...t. lam moro than satisfied with
.r ~ tAc convention, because
Malone and his friends. who con-
.4r, meeting. were forced 20 expose
..-,.r and deceit q their profos-
.,rr ot President Harrison, and
to General himself was made 20
.Iand. Tie Gcncrels speech late
.rlt uas one of snceung bitterness
Harrison. while ~ comparison
nr Ccyc.ano's nin'stiat,on ne
t.rfrl praise 90 the latter Tor the
appointments made.
az TSP rtooXD.
%. f-it OF llauison's real friends in
..0r." SAID the Colonel. was
Ban fne delegates. but solely on
..r 81 instructions. We cared
t.-thr delegates 50 tncv were IN
t,taf,i Tor the denomination Of
.f..f. We were beaten on this
..t we are satisfied with the
.. General Malone and his friends
-Iuarc.v on the record a. OPP
sand refusing 20 grant Instructions
Harrison.
....er General Nahonc." added
Ir.fr. eco bc the worst damaged
.. convention. His speech was
fcr4rsc he ridiculed the
,rh.lo he praised Alr. Cleveland.
mak. good campaign 0Ocu-
InH..a Ht fNn IlfnnrTsffr
p. ,ra4 70 singular thing 10 note,
..e ! der1i officers friends Of
N.Lnis who attended the con-
,tr1 almost unanimously against
fted legation ln favor of Mr.
10 whose hands they hold their
rte There were added the
many inside working, at the
I'D .. which the public have not
...I.
-.r. JON IS expressed here that
N.r.,sls really in favor OF Jonn
...f.e Republican nominee and
...l love for Harrison and VIII
- -r see the latter beaten IN the
Convention.
I.gS uy a poG.
...... .r.tor of Mr James French.
.... Hlu. street. was quite badly
. ... fsce last evening 10y n dog.
..r. ..lds eyes was also severely
D.il is o welLknOwn colored
ta' lower part OF the CITY.
.....- le got INTO some trouble
r..0rod hoy named Richard
tIa .atllr drew q knife and
..-. Id tle abdomen. The wound
. .l.. Bond was arrested to-
.1 account of his youth was
1FnsoNAI.
..r.r NJ New York. sister Of tho
...-r Rowan. and her nieccs, che
..r. 49,. here ON visit u their
. Gllc. kcyan.
POTTS. jlsfrct-deputy grand
. r.rt C.a.emout Yesterday and
...-.. degrees on number Of candi-
.. .r.-tr- fte sublime degree OF
,.- N...u va three persons.
wight Club. the crack social
.,fe. was ELEGANTLY entertained
t..r Bliss Light Lcavenworth and
.-. Nichols.
...a aerqe" was given night
f.- .r.-tle residence of pr. Pl0tt,
H..-t.n street, the charming
t... evening tc,1c Miss Mary
'.-t. who DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
Chopin compositions only
.--evenuo collections this
aud for tie month OF
fII-
INTERESTING SUIT DECIDED.
.. .a.t of John Il. Rodgers against
H.,rr lU.0u Telegraph Company
sustained ln consequence OF an
-.. ...r dispatch sent 90 MORT
. fr 1880 purchase of certain
..t'.u t.U Jury to-day rendered .
D.. !. Ga. = ed
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. ..s....
yf--fT = = - -
NOR I,EASE.-THE MIDI Il f.
Y BROOK GRANITE QUARRlEs, al Middle
nroot, NO. operated FOR the past ton years BY
A. sysp,te Granite Company, 81 this state. sIli
lie .EaSED Tor ten years IRON June 10, 1872.
Ihey arc the largest and finest 0uarries IN the
West. CONTAINING the welLsnown REQ sran,.e 20
,nonnmenis. bridges. etc, Ia the country. Sealed
uroposals win be received and opened al noon
~ lnoe Al next for ten-yeaf lease Of the pro
nerty. This company reserves the right TO re-
jset any and all bids You are cofuiaiiy ihVieu
W "'s IkON MOUNTAIN COMPANY,
Gay Building. St. Louis, No.
an l3-eodtNiy27 6tdtJe3
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By George w. Mayo, Aucticneer,
NJ % and - north Ninth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RE
q tRl0ERA OBs, CARPETS, &C, Al AUG
TON will sell at my store, al 1890 A. ID, on
MONDAY, MAY 8, 1892,
"A large quantity % PARIOR, CHAMBER, and
KITCHEN fthNiiURf. including Suits, odd
Befsssud. Double, Sing.e, and Folding Bed
.ieals. Bureaus, Na>hstands, Chairs, tphol-
sters4 Bed-LOunros. Lounges. SOFAS, ROCKERS,
&c. handsome Walnut Bllsts, E1tersion-TG-
LIrs. Book asea, Hall-Raclf, Wardrooos, &c. :
large vericty 90 excellent Ca4lets and Porteres;
Walnut. Oak, Buffet. and ard other styles OF Re
frl ratios and Ice-Che5ts-aJmo new; large
.uuantlty o. Cooking, Heating, ana Oil-stoScs,
and = Iarye. geuoral assOriniant OF Misrellano-
on. Goods. GEORGE W. MAYO.
my AuCuOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
By Dcnoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.iOneers,
S2l Main street.


S2l Main street.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 SUBURBAN FARM LYING OK THE SOUTH
SIDE OF THE VILLA N.Bl re ROAD ABOUT
ONE NILE EAST or 1dE NATIONAL GENE
TERRY. WITH * Xxx ELLENl NEW 7-kOOh
DWELLING THEREON.-By virtue Of the pro
visions OF a certain deed Of trust dated February
20, 1891. ana OF record In the clerks ONCE Of
Hefr.co County Court, Deadlock LA l.. poso
260, default having been made in the payment
Of certain notes therein secured. and being re-
questcd 20 10 do, ! WI sell, by auction, on the
promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAy11, 1892.
at . o'clock 7. ", the above-1escribed PROPER
TY, cont aiming O3 652-lOOO acres. lying in Hen
rice county about two and nalf miles east OF
Richmond. on the sOgth side OF the Williams
burg roai. and having good front also on the
Charles cit! road. This Is one Of the most de-
sirable farms in the vicinity OF Richmond, being
approached by the beautiful government roa0.
Terms: While tho deed requires cash ne T. tho
debi due. moro liberal terms will probably be
announced az sale. {. l.. DENOON, Trustee.
DESO0S, TUPPEs & Co., Auctionecrs. my
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To close an estate will sell by a0c;ion, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, NAY 70, 1902,
az , o'clock 7. NJ, that STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS, ATTRACTIVE, AND VERY VAIL A
Bile RESIDENCE above rofcrIed q. situated on
the north side Of Narslall between Eighth and
Ninth streets. and containing tenroOms in the
main building aud four in me wiag. There IS
also on the premises a good brick sable.
This Is very desirable property, wish hot and
cold water gas, &C.. and at The pfice IL will be
sold NJ win prove a good purchfe for those
wanting q substantial, elegant and Uo.l-lccated
home or for investment purpOfos, rs II always
commands tenant M o good rental.
TERMS: Very accommodating. snt Win be made
known at time Of sale. y. " BOWIE,
my Seed Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
THURSDAY, Mag u, 1892,

at 40 o-elock p. NJ. oGe" for sale At public auc-
tion, on the premises mo REAL ESTATE ot
ELlcl tho late JJ1cpL A. seACcL r.ea seized. c0l-
s.sfiug o. LOT OF LAND on fhe north side 4
Moore street, beginning 100 feet er7t or ORk
street, fronting on Moore street l2f ieat and
running Dlck between parallel limos $50 ieei 10
an alley i6 feet wide upon which .ot ttere - a
largo ana substantial iRAAE STORE AND
DWELLING, containing slg rooms, aud 3
comfora able DOCBLE- BRICK BAStADNI
FkAMED DWELLING, containing eight good
rooms.
Also m UNEMPLOYED LOT fronting 1884
fcef on the alley in rear o. the ab0Ye-describcd
property. and running back 20 BGcOn'r-Q garter
Branch, UPON which q rrc iI fine sand u grass.
Also, a LOT OF LAND fronting I201s feet on
tho cas- side " OAK rect between Moore and
Bacon streets, RAINING back 100 f0cl. up0u
which there are TWO FRAMED Dh Filings.
The improvements are 40 tituated hat there
are TWO VACANT LOT, on Moore street. each
20xl3O feet, and q LARGE VACANT LOT on
OAK street. which viii be offered Ia lots 70 suit
purchasers.
Al OK the Improvements are in excellent re-
pair.
This aals should attract investors, spectators,
and pslsons desiring a good business-stand or
comfortable homes.
Plat Of the property can DO seen at Office Of
auctonecrs.
1ERys: ono fourth cash; balance IN three
equal instaluents, payable IN three. six, twelve.
and Eighteen mcntgs, with interest added nom
day OF sale, evidenced b. negotiable notes Of
purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on tho
property. HARVEY WILSON, Trustee.
BOSWELL & HARLAN, Auctoneers. N.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
By Frank d. Hin q Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

or
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON
ASHLAND AVENUE NEAR CARTER STREET.
BEVERLY STREET BETWEEN CARTER
AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
RANDOLPH BETWEEN JACQUELIN AND
BEVERLY STREETS,
AND AT
SOUTHWEST CORNER BEVERLY AND
RANDOLPH STREETS,
IN HENRICC COUNTY AND THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
NN'ITHI q lnNlISkIJu1T
FRANK ID. IlUL z CO., Aucti0neers.

E. G. LEIGH. IN. 8 CO.., WHO STE, ". LOCK-
NAMES AuNNI,TRATOR.-IS the CIRCUIT COURT
or THg COUNTY or nENkiC0.
I certify that tho boni required OF Special
Commissioner Sol Cutculns by the decree ell
tered m the said cause on tho ~ dag OF 5iay,
1892, has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 9th day % May.
1902 ". ). LEAkE,
fnvb Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08

Under tho authority Of deed o. trust exc
cutcd by the widow enl heirs-,t-law OF tho late
Josoph 4. schoch. dated April %, 1882, and re-
corded IN the Clerks of.co VI the Chaucery court
OF Richmond on tho 5th lay OF May, 1892, /
viii on