davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
Pou,trymen Have a Fine Supper.

After their business meeting Monday
night the Richmond Poultry and Pigeon
Association adjourned to Murphy's,
where an excellent supper was enjoyed.
The body had as its honored guests Mr.
Ross A. Smith, OF Charleston, 5. c.,
president of the South Carolina Poultry
and Pet Stock Association. and presi-
dent Of the Southern Poultry and
Pigeon Exposition Company. and Mr..
b. A. Fox, who has big poultry farm
on Elk Island. Mr.. Smith is travelling
North in the interest of the Southern
Poultry Exposition, which is to be held
in Charleston from the 10th to the 18th
of January next The exposition will be
an international affair. and will take the
place of the American Poultry Associa-
ton show.
Interesting addresses were made by
Messrs. Smith and Fox and several OF
the Richmonders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
City Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday in
the case of Fitch d Aldrich against A..
Gunst g. Son judgment was confessed
for 81, 247.57.
Judge William l. Clopton and Mr.. ].
H. Webb-Peploe, as counsel for Mary
j. and John A. Jewett instituted suit
against John r. and Jeremiah Jones
for Si0,500. The declaration, which
is i'll assumpsit. sets forth that
Mrs. Jewett and the defendant
were equal owners Of the Bowles
tract Of 2O5 acres in Henrico, which was
sold to the Richmond Coal Mining and
Manufacturing Company for $50, 900.
1t further alleges that Mrs. Jewett au-
thorized the defendants to act for her in
the sale, and that though the entire
amount has been paid by the company
she has never received her share.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
OTHER ERRORS.
Begins ut Home.

The master of the house was writing
sermon on charity, when knock al
the door interrupted him. At his bid
ding the hired girl put her head in.
There's tramp outside" she said
"he wants something to eat" Ibid
him be gone" said the master angrily
"Tell him there is plenty OF work fol
the deserving poor, but nothing for beg
CARS" "Yes SIR" "And, Mary, see that
he doesn't steal anything. Is the door
mat chained down 2" 1.-The one wi'S
Welcome on it is sir" "Where is thu
dog, Msry?" "In the cellar, sir. y
"You might let him ont. He reeds ex-
ercise." "Yes sir" Then the good
man returned to his sermon, and as he
wrote in glowing characters OF the
charity that thinketh no evil he in gined
he heard the applause of an enraptured
audience. But it was only the dog get.
ting away with the tramp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
BY Carneal g. Gayle
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SIX FRAME
IN DWELLINGS on TIE SOUTH SIDE " !,
WILLIAMS STREET, BETWEEN GhAhh I'M
AND OAK STREETS. No. 9O3. 9oo' so'' oo"'
3. AND 0i315.-On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1892,
NJ 800 o'clock p. NJ, we will proceed TO sell, ON
the premises, the above PROPERTY. ms SAFE
should attract the attention OF parties seehihs
Investments thai raw n large.per cent, as this
property will liSeiy be- sold at figures tnat VIII
pay about IA per cent. on Investment. ihe5e
houses are in a good renting locahty are occu-
ALWAYS rented wen. The owner needs money
and Is determined 10 sell If possible.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale
CARNEAL Il GAYLE,
ta2 AuctiOnecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
GATHERED UNTO HIS FATHERS.
TRAMP" the Famous Street-Car DO
Suddenly Passes AWAY.

"Tramp," the Famous street-Car Dog,
Suddenly Passes Awav.
Tramp" the famous street-car dog,
Il dead. Just after the summer sun
sank behind the western horizon on
Monday evening his soul was gathered
unto his fathers and his tranquil spirit
cut aloose from its earthly moorings and
few to lands unknown.
For eight long years, through rain,
hail, and snow, the brindle canine had
trotted after the cars, and his end, when
ut last it came, was peculiarly fitting
and appropriate. The great, numbering
electrician, flashing its weird blue
lights, had just rolled up to the Main.
street stables, and Tramp was aboard
the conveyance. Suddenly, and with
out moments warning, he sprung oil.
and scarcely had he touched the ground
when the direful Fate cut the thread OF
life, and the dog gave up the ghost.
Sorrowing friends gathered around the
cold. stiff clay, and mournfully tried to
revive the vital spark, but IL was too
late Four black paws were cold IN
death, the gracefully-curving caudal
appendage was rigid, and the soft, brown
eyes were glazed in an eternal sleep.
"Tramp" had forever gone.
Tho deceased was q remarkable dog
and possessed an exclusive individuality
which rendered him decidedly unpopu-
lar with the rest Of his kind. His life
and he was faithful unto death-was en-
tirely devoted to the street-car pIofes-
sion. Nothing could draw him aside
from his daily duties. and year in year
out he followed the cars and let nothing
turn him aside.
Poor Tramp" like all other mortal
beings, had his faults. On several &C.
casion he was before the Police Court
charged with disorderly conduct and
felonionsly" biting at the hoofs OF
horses, and as punishment he was
once or twice expatriated, but no always
returned to his post, and each time be-
came more diligent than before.
The street.car men were really grieved
at Cramps" death, for the dog loved
them and would recognize no other mas
tiers. He was buried in state and his
grave was moistioned with the tears OF
many an honest motorman and con-
ductor.
May he rest in peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
By J. II. Valentine, Auctionoer,
l531 cast Main street.
GIVE ME YOUR ATTENTION
VI READ THIS ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 STOCK,
WITH 40 LIMIT.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIN.


WEDNESDAY. JUNE SrH,
NJ 1910 O'Clock. at No. 1886 Main street, will sell
consignment from large jobDing house and facto-
ries consistng OF 100 cases 1rsi-class stock oi
SHOES OF ali grades, desirable, seasonable, and
ou,ck sellers, sucn as Women5 A-Calf Polkaa,
Dongola Button and Polish, Goat Button ana
Polish, Grain Button and Polish Misses Grain
Button and Polish; Mems B-Calf BalmoIals, Bro
cans. and Congress; Mems Slippers, Womcn's
Slippers, Misses slippers; Boys Wax Brogans
and B-Calf Bal u )rais, and many other styles.
Any dealer can select nrst-clnss retail STOCK
from this consignment. Also. Tor factory, 10 dozen
assorted styles and qualities STRAW HAZE
20 sample TRUNKS, cost go, late MAKE; also,
for parties declining business and others reducing
STOCK O general collection OF merchandise. sucn
as, say, 800 PAIR PANTS, % dozen JOB HATS,
mixed lot; NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SHIFTS
(white and cOlOredl, TINWARE, and many o;her
MISCELLANEOUS goods too humorous 90 mention.
This will bs one OF the largest ana most attrac-
tive sales have had for long time. aud most
earnestly request all my trade, both city and
country buyers. aud other merchants who nave
not heretofore attended my trade sales, TO come
and spend tho day with me-. nice lunch WIN
be served, say at 1880 o'clock. Come ana make
Yourself at home. special terms 10 snoe buyers /;
owner Will give 80 days time, note satisfactorily
endorsed.
SPECIAt.-I have positive understanding with
oyncrs of these goods that every lot offered must
be sold, therefore you will not be throwing your
time away BY attending this sale. The highest
bidder gets tue goods
Remember the date and place OF this sale
June stn at 1870 O'Clock, at j. III. Val. ENTlN h )
Auction House, SO east Main street, Richmond,
Va. j. ii. VALENTINE,
fe 5-Su. Tu&W3t Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
May he rest in peace.



The session OF the Hastings Court
yesterday was taken up in the considers.
ton OF applications made by John s.
Cheatwood and A. Kramer for licenses
to sell liquor at Twenty-second and Vena.
BILE and Twenty-fifth and Venable re.
spectively. Colonel B. o. James repre-.
sented one Of the applicants and Mr.. l..
o. Wendenburg the other. Mr.. h. III.
Smith, Jr., the Commonwealth Attor.
ney, represented the opposition, which
was very formidable. There were O
number OF ladies among those present
TO protest against granting the licenses.
There was no opposition to the character
Of either OF the applicants, but the fight
was made on the ground that the loca-
tions were not proper ones for bar-rooma.
Both Of the licenses were refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF
l. the Circuit Court OF Gloucester county, pro-
nounced on the 9th day OF May, 1892, In the
chancery cause therein depending under the
style Of Shurtz Is. Beam and others. l will offer
for sale at public auction, at Gloucester Court
house, on
TUESDAY, July 5, 1892.
that being the first day OF the July term OF
the County Court Monday being the Fourth II
July, that VALUABLE PARCEL OF LAND,
containing, according to the land-books,
THIRTY ACRES, situated at Gloucester Point,
on York river, opposite 10 Yorktown.
vestors Who are interested in ceep-water termi-
nal points. The said land fronts On York river
few yards from the steamboat landing. whero
there Is one OF the best harbors on the Atlantic
coast, with water amply Sufficient for vessels
and steamers OF the deepest draught.
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchase-money
IN cash the balance on q credit OF six. twelve,
and eighteen months, for which the purchaser Is
TO execute his bonds, with good personal secu-
Iity, bearing interest from tho day OF sale or,
IL the purchaser 20 elect, he may pay the whole
parliamentary In each and receive . deed
conveying to him the said land.
Correspondence solicited.
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, GLoucKsrER coUNfY-to wis
The bond required OF the special commits
sioner In the above-named suit has been duly
executed. SAMUEL b. CHAPMAN,
10 I-W4t Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
Committee ON Csmeteries.

The Council Committee on Cemete-
ries we're to have made tour Of inspec-
ton Of River-View cemetery yesterday
afternoon for tho purpose Of fixing the
prices OF lots. but could not get quorum
together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
THE DAVIS CASE CONTINUED.
A west-Pointer Baiird--Othsr Offender
BEFORE tho Justice.

A West-Pointer Baiird--Othsr Onsnders
Before tho Justice.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the negro William Davis. charged
with assaulting H-year.oId white girl
named Lena Gebbart Oh April 9th, was
not given hearing. as was expected. an
important witness in the case not being
present. The matter will come up be-
fore the Police Justice to-day.
The girl upon whom the crime Is al
legged 10 have been committed was &C
companicd to court by her mother and
another lady. Lena recognized Davis
"a the man who assaulted her. The
prisoner was also identified by negro
man and his little son as the person who
came from towards the place where the
crime was committed.
Several citizens who live at and near
the corner of Twenty-sixth and Q streets
appeared in court to ask that Mr.. James
II. Hargrove, president OF the Richmond
and Seven Pines road, be required to
abate the nuisance on that corner. The
trouble complained Of is the disorderly
crowds that congregate there when ex-
cursion trains are arriving or departing,
the noise OF the locomotives, the sta.
tionary table in the street, and several
other thingf. 1t appeared that the OBJ
ject OF the gentlemen was TO force the
company to remove its terminus to some
other point, but the Justice told them
he had no power to give them such re-
lief. He ordered the table IN the street
TO be removed, and said be would write
to the Chief of Police and call his atten-
ton to the complaint rs to the disorder
on the corner. The case was continued
until Saturday in order to have Colonel
Cutsbaw as witness.
Thomas Jefferson (coloredl was sent
to the grand jury on two charges
of feloniously assaulting and biting War
rem Wormley, and another OF carrying q
concealed weapon. He was also accused
of beating his wife, but this charge was
dismissed.
John Rhodes, % white man charged
with being fugitive from justice from
West Point, was bailed for his appear
ance before the Justice tomorrow. lie
is the man who was found by the Rich
mond police on Monday night in quite
critical condition, being very badly
cut.
G. Goldback, Ben. Kicker. Charles
Bull, Nick Bull, and William Goode
were up for fighting in the bar.room OF
Julius Kluber. Kicker was the only
one fined, he being assessed 500 and
costs. He was also sent on to the grand
Jury for assaulting Officer j. j. Lange
in the Second police station.
Henry j. Heekel was fined SO and
costs for keeping his bar-room open on
Sunday. Heekel took an appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
BY Manning C. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Ancsloncers.
rVRUsTEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i THAT DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED
ABOUT TEN MILES FROM TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND. on THE DEEP-RtN IikAFlkl.
IN HENRlCO COUNTY, AND CONfAlNINIt
2sO34 ACRES. WITH DWELLING AND DBL &.
BILLINGS rHEhEON-.ly virtue % a cara.l
deed OF trust from james W. Delozef to ihe w..
dersigned trustees, datei November =. 1890, snI
duly recorded in Deed-BOok l33 pagf2tl. Nta.
rico County Court. aud AZ request " benrlHH-,
default having been made la payment 0f She d.0.
due, We will sell by auction on The premises 0l
MONDAY. JUNE rs. 1892.
At o'clock 7. NJ, the above DESCRIBED PRO.
PERRY.
This property will bee sold a. q whole or IN pal.
cels. as may be deemei best 40 hour ~ sale.
The health OF this locality Is equal D. any an
surpassed by none near Richmond.
TERMS or SALE: Cash sllilCn 90 pay fs
notes duo by the above deed, elfl.0h ana ll.l
u pay amount due by former decd, assumed ~
said Delozer, amounting tO siDO.j5, nIt more
liberal terms Will doubtless be given aul ale
nounccd NJ hour 81 sale by saii Dsol.r. or lrol
his failure, as the said trustee may sr' nt
THOMAS T. Afklh~. Trustee.
MANNING Z. STAPLES a Co. .l,. lesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
Granted "a DiYnrcc.

Mrs. Mary Messerschmidt was granted
divorce in the Chancery Court yester-
day from her husband, John Messer-
schmidt, and allowed to resume her
maiden name Of Mary Nuttelburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
.UcTIoN sALEs-ruture Days,

ssCtENTRE HILL" THE RESI-
pENCE OF THE LATE COLONEL Ro-
BERT b. BOILING, C0NSisI5Ne Or b lily
AND BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS A fNHD Dui-p-
INGs. IN PETERSBURG, VA. FOX SAIL
In execution OF decree OF tho Hastings court
OF the city Of Petersburg, Va, rendered az INC
March form, 1891, in the suit OF " 4. :. pOhng
rs Robert Is. Bouings heirs. snau oier LUZ saio
publicly, for partition. On
SATURDAY. JUNE IL, 1892.
a, Az O'clock p. NJ. on the premises, the above
mentioned PROPERTY. situated IN petersourg
Va. containing between THREE md fCon
ACRES OF LAND, extending nom henry stree.
on the north 10 an extension OF east iaoo Street
on the SOUTH and from jefferson street on mo
east 20 Adams street on the west Inc Mansion
Is a SPACIOUS THREE-STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, with twenty-four rooms, ihciunins To-
Easement rooms. besides bathrooms and closets
on each floor, and halls, closets, dressiny-roohs
pantries, diaries, &c, ana there u an uhd e,s
ground passage formerly used TO enter tho pu'ia-
In, from Henry street. The mansion has TWO
tronts-on Henry and east Tabb streets. iespec-
tjyely-with large portico and massive granite
steps on each front, and Is supplied throughont
with gas, city water, ana cistern WAFER; nere
il on the promises HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK OfElCE, with six rooms, Kitten.
en-, and cellar. supplied with city water ana
httod with eas-ppes. There are also ample
servants apartments, cnrriage-nouse' stables
&c The shadc-trees and shruboery are aoun-
oaut aud beautiful. Two sides OF the square soh
Jefferson and Adams streets arc enclosed win
brick walls. One side ION Henry sroev - en-,
closed with fine iron fence, with iron gates ana
granite gate-posts ana foundation. Inc SCUM
side Is not enclosed. There are Two excellent
and bold springs, sufficient not only for supply
ING the mansion with pure water, but portion
OF the lower part OF the city also by means oil
pipes ...,,o,, l.,
ms is one Of the handsomest properties IN
petersburg is centrally located, and IA suitable
for private residence or school or other lnStl-
luton, and Il might bo made an exceller; aud
attractive hotel.
TERMS: one Fourth OF purchase-money cash;
balai.ce payable in one, two, and three years,
equal instruments, with interest from date, ana
go cured 10y deed OF trust on the property; pur-
chaser 10 keep up insurance on building az
further security for purchase-money, AMI 20 pay
t,res for 1892 GEORGE MASON.
Special Commissioner.
r. PANNIIL, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
Help the Poor Under the Care of the City
Mission.


At meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers of the City Mission held on Satur-
day large number of destitute cases
we're reported to the ladies, and it grieves
them when they are unable to meet the
demands made upon them. Many cas- e'
of consumption and cancer are on the
lists of the visitors, requiring constant
nutritious food, and they feel that these
patients ought not to suffer, but duty
requires that they ask help from the
citizens to enable them to relieve these
sufferers. Clothing and bed-clothing
are much needed for the sick. The
amount OF sickness among the poor ne
cessitates as great an outlay in summer
as in winter.
Contributions of any sort can be sent
to Miss Home, COZ east Leigh; Mrs
w. J. Lynham. Alp west Marshall Mrs.
j. Shepherd, 81 west Main Mrs. j.
Addison, 822 Park avenue ; Mrs. Isabel
Shine, 2316 east Broad; Mrs. Raleigh
Colston, 700 east Franklin, and Mrs. A.
Y. Stokes, Is east Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08

AUCTION sALKs-fnts Deg.
ByN. W. Bows,
Real Estate Auetioassfs
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXTRA
: HANDSOME AND VERY vAtuABLs
West End BuildingLotS,
BEING THE SQUARE ON THE SOUTH LINE
oFpARK AVENUE EXTENDING FROM
ELM TO CEDAR STREETS.
These Are Choice Lots.
NOW Is 1aE 1|NE 70 Boy.

In part execution OF q deed OF trust duIy TO
corded in the Chancery Court OF inc Guy ..
R,cnmoud, In Deed Book I43, Z, on page o%"'
will sell uy public auction. on the premises Oh
WEDNESDAY. JUNE =. 1892.
M q o'clock p. H.. the BEAUTIFUL, ATTRAC-
1--WE, AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS
above referred 10, fronting soS zee. v VI
PARK avenue and running back lob Ieo ,.,, 70
Remington street. This land hes beanniu'y
and is now In tho corporate limits OF the .i,y.
aud as u will doubtless soon DO improved Dy
the city, IL presents an opportunity ior ppyins
homo sites or lrst-cla-s and most pfothis,lns
speculative property under circumstance ai'o "
gether favorable TO tho purchaser. inis 70
strictly choice property, and should command .n !,
attention OF the investing public. twill oe solo
as a whole or in lots 70 suit. as may seem oes' as
the time OF sale.
There Is an interest in said land not covered
by the deed Of trust, but the owner Oh IL VIII
unite in tho sale. .
TERMS: Ono third cash. aud the residue az six
ana twelye months for notes with interest added
and secured by a decd OF trust. ,,,,,,
,ao Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08

BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
EsAIRMONT LAND COMPANY5
SALE or
ALARok NUMBER or VACANT LOTS
IN THEIR ATTRACTIVE AND CONVENIENT.
LY.LocATED PLAN AT THE EAST
End OF THE CITY.
THESE ARE THE PRETTIEsT AND CHEAP.
EST BUILDING LOTS on THE MARKET,
ARE WITHIN A FEW SQUARES or The
ELECTRIC LINE,
AND ARE WITHOUT OBJECTIONABLE PA.
TUREs.
EAIRMoNr LAND CoMPANYs
Iwill sell on tho premises, without Limit or 70
so'''''" THURSDAY. june o. 1892.

a. r o'clock p. NJ. q large number - TiiOsE
VAIIABLE, NEARBY, AND bkAuTfFf D.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN or PAIR
MONT, plats Of which vii be really Tor free 10
trtnution on the 18th instant.
Auycnc desiring a nice iot for n home m f.r
speculative purposes should attend i1s sale FL.
t'po lots are clo.s 20 the heart Of tho city being
nearer % the Capitol than Monroe PARK. on
as tho class Of buildings being efeefei Dol o. I'd
plan insure desirable neigbbors AMI gn llcrfl. ~
Ii the value % the lOts.
Como 10 the sale and bring your front 81 y0I
want 10 DO him q favor, end remember eyey .t
offered will be sold
Tho com pany Will assemble a, tho corner n
Fairmont avenue and Twenty-1rst street, ga
conyeyaDces Will leave the o.ice % tho al i.
tiopeer mt 4:30 20 take bidders - the sale
TERMS: Very easy and arnosncei az tine 70
sale v. ". BOHE
ie2 Auctione0r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08

BY George s. yashon Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
u HALE ACRE or LAND IN HESklCO
CoUNTY. WITH UNFINISHED TWO-sIOk.ln
FRAME DWELLING THEREON. STU AlED
NFAR cANNOS'S OLD ROAD, AND ADJOlN-
INC THE LAND OF WILLIAM sAUNDEhs
AND on IIEks.-This property Is about one mic
northwest OF tho city OF Richmond, va.
G.. f. Saunders and ais. rs Ellis and ais:
pursuant 20 an order OF Henrico Circuit Court
entered June 4, 1895, will sell by auction, az
Henrico county courthouse.
MONDAY, JUNE -, 1892,
M 10 O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above described.
TERMS: ono third in cash; residue In two equal
ins,aImepts az six and twelve months for notes,
with interest added, and title retained, or al
cash. at the option OF purchaser.
BENJAMIN T. BARRETT.
Special Commissioner.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or HE COUNTY OF hENklOO
SAUNDERS, sc, vs.. ELLIS, &C.
7. W. &. Leake. clerk Of the said court, do cer-
tfy that the bond required Of Special COMMITS
sioner b. Il. Barrett by decree entered In said
cause on the 4th day Of June, 1892, Las been
duly given.
1892. w. 5. LEAKE,
teS Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
AUCTION sAGBs- xhis Dey.
4 UCTION SALE OF Bananas
n ORANGES, LEMONS. Sc.-We VIM sea-
TODAY
ss IL O'Clock
100 bunehes choice ripe BANANAS
100 boxes CHOICE LEMONs.
Is boxes CHOiCE ORANGES: . sox
WILLIAM JENKINS \ SON,
"a I44O east Min street.
By Ellis 3 Csshcart, Auctioneers'
"a east Broad street.

GRAND AUCTION SALE TO-DAY
(T A. 1890 sharp of all kinds Of n0usRnOip
FHBNifURE, CkOcKERY, TOILET sEis,
CAKrETS, AZ, &C. Chamber sai.s, ar,o'
n.Ss.sads in mahogany and stained wood,
i"unges. Trunks, Extension- and Drop-Leaf
r. iIcs. Kitchen Safes. Bicycles, sewine-Ma..
chimes: 1 good lce-Box: z kefrigefa,ors; =
Raby- Carriages, Marbie-Top Washstonds--soild
walnut, Coox-stovcs, and many other goods.
CONS and get bargains to-day. Seats for the
s.d,ns "'~ ELLIS a. CATHCAkr,
a. Anctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-08
By y. W. Boge,
Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
SNUG FRAME DWELLING
No. I426 WEST LEIGH STREET,
BIZ AUCTION.

In execution OF deed OF trust executed ny =
c. tlinn and vito g the undefsirn 2, bearing
date OF February 20, 1891. aud duly recorded in
Deadlock i42 b, page 3a2. Richmond hancefy
Court, We will sell by auction, On the psciniaes' o.
FRIDAY, JUsE 10. 1892,
az q o'clock p. NJ. that EXCELLENT. WELL
PLANNED. AND DESIRABLE IMO-Slokl
FRAME DWELLING No. 1926 vest Leigh hrnr
Bowe street. and the lot on which it stanl-'
fronting - by 40 feet o an alley - feet Nlie.
This NEAT, NEARLY NEW, NtLi-BulLl,
AND VERY COSY HOUSE. with every necessary
convenience and containing sN pretty ~. 10
will mako an attractive home fol q nice family,
or will prove a good renting property u you NfNi
an Investment. Here IS m opportunity to tlg
a house Of popular -ize and vel l0'aiei
TERMS: Cash sufficient a. pay cnais ~ sale la I
a note for $50, with interest nom .'t August
1891, and another Tor $50, win Interest from
pa February, 1892. ana on the ioiioHin
credits: As 20 $50 until 23I August. lsJt, -
10 $50 until 23d February, 1898. a. 90 SO uhti
23d August 1898. as 10 $1,000 until 20 iru-
ruary, 1894, aud the residue on terms % be ll-
nounced at time OF sale. -
W. BOWIE,
W. L. PRES lON,
,e5 Trustees