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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
GONE TO Mt. VERNON.
AOOLPH MARKS ASSIGNS.
Mr. ii. Fisher Made Trustee-LiabiItties
S0,OOO-Assets Unknown.

Mr. ii. Fisher Made Trustee-LiabiItties
0,OOO-Assets Unknown.
Adolph Marks, a well-known merchant,
doing business at No. 1923 east Main
street. made an assignment yesterday
afternoon. His liabilities are placed at
about 50, 600 and the assets are unknown.
MIR. II. Fisher is designated rs trustee
in the deed, which was record
ed in the Clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court This paper transfers
Mr. Marks's entire stock OF hats, caps,
clothing. aud gentlemen's furnishing
goods in the store at No. 1923 east Main,
together with set of parlor furniture
and carpet and one sideboard on the
irst floor of the same building. The
trustee is directed to take immediate
possession and proceed to convert the
property conveyed into money as ex-
pedlliously as, in his discretion, will be to
the interest aud benefit Of the parties
interested. The goods can either be
disposed Of by private sale or at pubic
auction. Out OF the proceeds of the
property conveyed the trustee is in
| structed to pay the costs and expenses
| attending the execution of the trust, to-
| gether with commission of per cent.
| for himself. to compensate ,. l.. Bloom
berg Tor drasing the deed, to settle
with the city of Richmond and the
State OF Virginia any claims that they
may hold against the assignor, and all
rents due by him.
The following creditors are to be paid
in the order in which they appear:
| lsadore Kaufman Il Co.. OF New York,
S2S1. 20; Stitch Brothers, OF New York,
Sl03.35; Jacob Brothers. Richmond,
sl17.75; w. o. Cheatwood, 500 NJ.
Hirshberg, $3.50; Augusta Mothner,
$500; X. Fisher, 200.
After the payment of tho foregoing
sums the trustee is directed to pay pro
rata the following creditors the amount
| following their names:
Morris 4; Solomon, SOC. Sigmand
Weissblatt. Sl75.50; Light u Schiller,
s2Sl A. Goldberg. St5L75; Schey &
Co., $1,000; Wolf& Gutslalt. Sil6.50 !;
Ernigh & Lobdell, Sl5; sannels n Kut.
ner, s69.25; II. Frendenthal, S259.5O I;
Rosenberg 81 Krause. S63. As; David j.
Solomon, S10j. 10; Edward Simon *
Brother, S77.19; Cohen A Levy. $3.50 !;
hubert Il Rosenbloom, 1875 !; Lustig
Brothers, Sl9l. Is j. Cohen Il Co.,
Sll9. IS; S. Levy 81 Son, S20l.25 For
gotston & Co., SS3 SO; Phoenix Paper
Company, S}l. 50-all Of New York. ii.
G. COIN a Co., of Rochester, N. y,
SlS3 Meyerhoof az Jacobs. SIG; Will
son, Mitchell IL Co., Sii0-of fhila-
delphia Heidcburger IL Co., SjS7.3O T;
Paul Il Meyer, SllL25; |. NJ. Appel IL
Co., Si1 80; Cams Brothers, $500 I;
fisner, Levy Il Co., Sl2S; Epstein IL
Lovenstein, S5i.15-of Baltimore.
Crowder a Savory, of Petersburg,
Sl3l.3S. Atlanta Snspender- Manufac-
turing Company. Of Atlanta. Ga. 81. as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
Thn Meek,s Mortality.

The whole number OF deaths in Rich
mond last week was 34--lS white and
16 colored. Eight deaths occurred in
MARSHALL Ward, in Madison. 8 in Clay,
3 in Jefferson. 7 in Monroe, and III III
Jackson. Eleven children died under
! year old. =,
Cause of Death: Brain disease, |
white Bright's-disease. lchronicj.
colored cancer of stomach, l white
catarrh (bronchiaD, colored cerebro-
spinal meningitis, white ; cholera-ln-
fantum, white and colored; cirrhcs's
of liver, colored; consumption, =
white. and | colorcd commissions, L
colored commissions (infantile), ] col
ored dropsy, l colored; drowning, z
white and colored +; dysentery, 2 white
entero colitis. white fall, l colored
heart disease, 4 white and l colored
infantile lockjsw, colored influenza.
l coli d meningitis, white menir.
gifts ltubercular), l colored old age, l
colored teething, white and l col
Ored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
BY j. II. Valentine, Auctionecr,
1886 east Main street.
GIVE Me YOUR ATTENTION !!
VI READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 STOCK,
WITH NO LIMIT
WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIN.


at 1870 o'clock AT No. 1886 Nam street, viii sell
consignment IRON largo !obbing house and iac.o-
ries consisting OF 100 cases nrst-clas5 stock Of
SHOES OF all grades, desirable, seasonable, aud
QUICK sellers. sucn as Womcn's A-Oall Polkas,
Dongola DuttOn and Polish Goat Button and
Polish, Grain Button and Polish; Misses Grain
Button aud Polish Mems B-gau Balmofals, Bro
gans, and Congress; Mems slippers, women >
slippers, Misses Slippefs; Boys Wax Brogans
and I-Calf Bai m 0rais, and many other styles.
Any dealer can select a lirst-c,ass retail stock
from this consignment. Also, for factory. - dozen
assorted styles and qualities STRAW HATE (;
20 sample TRUNKS, cost $40, late MAKE; also,
for parties declining business and others reducing
stock a general collection of merchandise, sucn
a.. say, 300 PAIR PANTS. % dozen JOB HATS,
mixed lot NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SHIRTS
(white ana coloredl, IiNWARE. and many other
miscellaneous goods too numerous 20 mention.
This will b. one OF the largest and most attrac-
tive sales nave had for a long time, aud most
earnestly request all my trade, both city and
country buyers. and other merchants who have
not heretofore attended my trade sales, to come
aud spend the day with me. nice lunch viii
be served. say, at 1880 o'clock. Come and mako
yourself az homo. special terms TO shoe 0 Jors I;
owner Will give 90 days time. note sa,i=. -1Oriy
endorsed.
sPEcIAI--I have positive understar NJ with
owners Of these goods that every lot o. must
be sold, therefore you will not DO thro"...s yolr
time away by attending this sale. Tho highest
bidder gets the goods.
Remember The date and place OF this sale
June Sth az 1920 o'clock, at j. IL. VALENTINES
Auction House, 1886 cast Main street, Richmond,
Va. j. III. VALENTINE,
10 5-Su, Tu&W3t Auctioncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07

20 30 obtained fell on The side Of the
company. Ho also referred 70 the fact
that II would bring this question up
again Just about election time, and that
he wanted no such matter mixed up IN
the municipal contests.
Mr.. Mann said that the city adver.
tised for two-year's contract, and IS u
was understood that the agreement was
to be such he thought Captain Pizzinis
request should be granted.
M. Glover still opposed the matter,
but q motion OF Mr.. Bowden to date the
paper May &. 1892, was agreed to and &C.
cepted by Captain Pizzini on the part
OF the electrical company, Mr. Glover
acquiescing. The Council will have TO
ratify this action. !,
The committee approved the usual
number OF bills aud transacted some
other routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
NEW LIGHT TO BE ! URNEO ON.
The Contract with the Electric Company
WIN DO Changed.

WIN Do Changed.
A warm and interesting session Of the
Committee on Electric Light was held
in the Council chamber yesterday eye-
ming. There were present Chairman
Courtney and Messrs. Mann, Glover,
and Bowden, of the committee: Cap
tain Andrew Pizzini. of the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company, and
Superintendent Adams. Of the Gas
Works.
Captain Pizzini stated that one-hali
OF the 500 arc.lights recently contracted
for with his company 10y the city had
been placed in position in the eastern
part OF the city. and that the electricity
would be turned on tomorrow night.
lie assured the committee that his peo-
pie were prepared to put up the other
$50 lamps within fifteen days after the
poles shall have been located BY the City
Engineer. Captain Pizzini then made .
request which caused considerable ami
mated discussion. 1t was that the date
OF the contract for the 500 electric lights
for two years from February 8, 1897, be
changed to August 8, 1892.
Mr.. Glover said that he would not
agree to any change 10 that paper that
be could not see where the city was to
gain anything. and that III advantages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
by y. W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auclioneer.
rt,RUSTEES' SALE OF THE
- SNUG FRAME DWELLING
No. 1926 WEST LEIGH STREET,
BY AUCTION.

In execution Of a deed Of trust executed by Z.
g. f;linn and wife 70 tho undersigned, bearing
de- 81 Februarv 20, 1891. and duly recorded IN
Deed. Book 142 b, page 392, Richmond chancery
Court, We viii sell by auction on the premises w
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1892,
n, q o'clock p. NJ. that EXCELLENT, WELL,
PLANNED. AND DESIRABLE TWo.sIohi
FRAME DWELLING No. 1926 west Leign near
Rowe street and the lot on which IL stands
fronting IS by 10 feet 70 an alley 10 ieg mas
Ann VERY COSY HOUSE. with every necessary
convenience and containing elk pretty roo.ns'
will make an attractive home foe nice tamiiy,
OF will prove a good renting property II you "ah'
an investment. Here Is an opportunity 70 uuy
n honse of a popular size and well located,
TrRys: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF ale and
a note for $50, with interest from 25d Angus.
Isgi. and another tor $780, with interest IRON
23i FEBRUARY, 1892, aud an the iollowlnR
credits: As 10 $50 until 25d august, $50, a,
m s3l until Odd February, 1893, n 10 $50 untll
Sas August, 1893. as to 1880 until 23d Feb
runry, 1894. aud the residue on terms 70 De an
n'"iN y. W. BOWIE,
W. {. PRESTON,
tax Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07

In execution of n deed u trust made by Ro. 2
f. Morriss O. Jamcs Alfred Jones AMI J1ln
Meredith. a. trustees, bearing date Nor'm. ,r
13, 1869, and duly recorded, J. az surviving
trustee. being thereto required by mo cleI.r r.
sscured and !. obedience % de'feo M fs
Chancery Cogrt OF the cityOf Richmond. c1trf.I
March >. 1891. IA the cause ~ Norris. irls.
re- the Virginia State Insurance COMPANY HlI
sell by auction. on The premises,
WEDNESDAY. JUsE -. 1892.
AZ 10 O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE Farm abog,
referred 10, situated In iieur.cO county, on tas
east aldo Of tho MscAAuil s,llf turnpike. lr.l
which It has long front, extending back n fh0
ChickahOminy river ADD containing h11 AZ ls...
more CT less, embracing. besides the ekc'.lea.
highland, 1aauuy OF IbicSahomly Ha-
grounds. a large area Of the uLe8t truck lfl...
and a sufiiccncy OF woodland.
The buildings consist OF n dwelling u.tn tf
usual Olt-buidines ana some other srti.H lf..
such as tenants houses, 81.
There are few estates combining mor. e..-
ments OF ya.nc than This. lu TIE frsf le... .t
is a large estate very near fo fnH rt NJ d. Do
mOnd, on an excellent road. aal DuI. rlc.. 3
some Of tho best truckirg land iu tir fD4uf. .
the soil being similar 90 thnt OF fho nU. ~ srl.
table section OF Hanover county. lh.u, rE. ..
its ncarness 20 a growing city, such 1s d h.
mond now IA, iusitfcs tho nope ol worry ilrr. a.
increased value I'm "a few years. AMI asI.l. If ..
| said 20 contain inexhagsfinle guanHf U' no
very finest clay for pottery, trc-iu0k. u..as
Sc.
Specimens Of ware burned ols q .le .ay
above referred o. are IN p0sscss0a NJ ln'Ul.I
Robert F. Morriss, who viii doubt. b.. sii tl
show them.
can confidently recommend Tbs property tn
the farmer, manufacture, ana 90. l'lc ls
promising fine returns IN the near fifln.
This property viii DO offered lrsi n riH .r
more sub-diyi=iOns. a. shown "a pIlf mHi. BY
James I. Redi a sons, 90 ho seen ni ia' I'...f
the auctiOneer and on the promises Dn f.s .sY
of sale, aud then as a whole, and flr lIrra
which produces the large.t argre cato p.l.H a.I
have preference over the other
TERMS: By consent one third cash. lnf mo-
residue in three equal insfalmenfs NJ ono. fr..
ana three years, for notes with interest l'.
aud scared by trust deed. or ui cash nj. rs
option OF the purchaser.
JAMES ALFRED JONES'
ie1 Surviving lr fes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07

line Of goods has applied for space.
These exhibits, together with those being
prepared In other parts Of The State, %
well a. Massachusetts, New York. Michi-
gan, Pennsylvania, Indiana. and North
Carolina, will make . most crcditable
display and present . scene 70 ouz
visitors both interesting and profitable.
The management arc very much en-.
couraaed with the success they have met
with thus far, and enough progress has
been made to insure tho success oil the
exposi ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
sutton Brought to the Penitentiary.

Wayman Sutton is life-prisoner In
the Virginia PeniteDtiary. He was
brought down on Sunday by the Sheriff
of Wythe county, aud Is to spend the
reminder of his days in the State
prison, unless executive clemency Is ex-
tended him.
sutton is one of the most motor o is
prisoners that have beer before the sir-
gina courts i'll recent years. de has
been twice convicted of the murder OF
Peter HarveIl aud sentenced to be
hanged, but has succeeded in escaping
death on the gallows. He was re-
leased from the Wytheville jail
the night before he was to
have been executed several years ago
and fed to another State. He was cap
tured and brought back to Virginia and
again found guilty of murder in the first
degree, but the Governor after weigh
ing well the great number of appeals
made to him in behalf of Sutton decided
to commute the death sentence to i'm
prisonment for life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
The interment was at Hollywood.
ContInued Until TODAY

The case OF John A. Houseman, the
white man charged with assembling his
l4-year-old daughter, which was to have
come up for investigation before Justice
Tiiler, of Henrico county, yesterday,
was postponed until to-day, as Common
wealths- Attorney Sands is absent from
the city. Mr.. sands, who has been visit
ing at his wife's home. in Albemarie, has
been sick for several days, but is now
much improved.
The accused is represented BY Messrs
q. w. Thomas and H. Ii. Smith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
New RorAl-Arch chnpter.

About fifty Royal Arch Masons are APP
plying for dispensation to start a new
chapter. II seems that considerable
number of the members of Rich
mond Chapter, Nc. 8. were d. sirous
of removing from the old Masons'
Hall, on Franklin street, to the Temple,
but those members who lived down
town were opposed to moving. A very
satisfactory arrangement was reached,
by which No. 3 recommends the forma-
tidh OF new chapter, with p. Whitlock
as high priest. William Lovengtein a.
king, and Edward N. Osiisch rs scribe.
The new chapter will meet in ths Temple
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
Mrs BuIInr,s EuneraI.

The funeral OF Mrs. Lucie w. Fuller,
wife of Chief-Engineer j. W. Fuller, OF
the Richmond Fire Department, took
place from the Seventh-street Christian
church yesterday afternoon. Her death,
as stated in the DISPATCH Of Sunday,
was very sudden. Mrs. Fuller was IN
the I3d year OF her age, consistent
Christian and devoted wife and mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
(itv Ctrcrit CCurf.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
the following judgments were rendered
Wilkinson, Regester IL Co. against
Johns II. J. Nicholson, for 1915.
Joseph ". Johnston, devlsee of Z. L.
Johnson. against William Mayo, fer
81 5.5l.
Suit was brought by Fitch q Aldrlch
against A. Gunst & Son for 81, 24Z.57.
The case of j. Il. Woodtin against the
Richmond and Chesapeake Railr I'd
Comp any, for damages TO property on
north Eighth street, was ST omitted to
arbitration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
These Are Choice Lots.
NOW Is TIE IINE 70 BUY.

In part execution OF 4 deed of trust llg ge-
corded In the Chnncery Cour. ui 300 .fr %
Richmond, IN Deed-Book %, c, On page $3.50,
viii SELL iy public auction. ON the prDili-ea, .-
WEDNESDAY. JUNE >. 1882
az o'clock r. VI, the BEAuTIft T., ATT RAG
TIVE, AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS
above referred g., fronting 332 foe lu
Park avenue AMI running back la3 fees '1
Kensingtou street. This land lies Beautifully
aud Is nos In the corporate limits oi the c'.l,
and as u will doubtless tOlu Roe improved Ni
the city, it presents an opportunity Tor pnyi'f
homo sites or first-cie-- ana most promising
speculative property under circumstance az
sothor favorable 20 the purchaser. Itis ID
strictly choice property, and should Command ife
attention OF the Investing public lt VIII D. -n.l
a. a whole OF IN lois 20 suit, as may seem best q,
the time ol sale.
There il an interest m said land not cogcrni
by the deed Of trust, but tho owner oi 10 HA
unite In the sale.
TERMS: ono third cash. ana the Residue ~ s'r
aud twelve months for notes With Interest aided
and secured by u deed OF trust.
". X. MATHEWS,
ia y Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
Only Right to Ieli.

The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, the eminent
English divine. writes:
BEDFORD PLACE. RUSSELL SQUARE.
LONDON, December 10, 1883.
Z" / think 1t only right that should tell
you of how much use find. Allcock's Po-
rous Plasters 10 my family and among
those 10 whom 1 have recommended them.
| md them o very breastplate against
colds and coughs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
Marriage of ml. Roper and Mis-, Wilson.

Marriage OF Mf. Roper ana MISS NiisoH'
Mr.. Preston Il. Roper. of Petersburg.
and Miss Helen Randolph vi soD, of
this city, were married yesterday after
noon at the residence of the brides
mother, No. 80 north Ninth street.
le'. DR.. / a HELL perform e the csre-
mony in the presence OF gnlIe number
of relatives and friends. DIR. Q. '. nob-
insoa, OF the Cockade City, acc d rs best
ma and Hiss A. G. Wilson was the
maid OF honor.
the groom is prominent young to-
bac omit IN member OF the Peters
burg firm OF Leroy topper a Sons. His
bride is a daughter OF the late n. t.
Wilson. of Richmond, and grandaugh-
ter of Mr. John Donnan, Of Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs, noper left on the Z
o'clock train for New York and other
northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
MEETINGS-FirSt Tuesday.

RICHMOND LODGE, NO. 10, HAsOSs.
GERNAsiA LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYrHfAS.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, oDD-FEILOws.
FITZuUGH LODGE. ODg-PELLOws.
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RID MEN.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. LEGION OF HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, ANkRICAN MECHANICS.
ACRORN COCSCII, AMsBICAS MECHANICS.
UNION COT n IL. ROYAL ARCASug.
BELyIDERE COUNCIL. ROYAL AKcAsuM
MCCARTHY COUNCIL, ROYAL AhCASUM.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TEHPLARs.
NEsr-EsD LODGE, GOOD TEMfLARs.
HOwAEnr-GRoyB LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARs.
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL slCikff.
RICH dOSD cONcLAyE, ORDER HEPrAs0PIlS.
Old DOMINION cOHIANDERY, GOLDEN EAGLE.
&C FIRST VIRGINIA KkGIAEST.
"D, FitSf VIRGINIA REGiiESr.
"F," FIRST VIRGINIA KEGinEsr.
RICHMOND LIGHT-ISFASIRY BLUES
RICHMOND hOwI1ZERS.
PAPbg-uASGERS' UNION.
BRANCH 1913. IkOS HALL.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, ROME CIRCLE.
RICHMOND c0ScLAyE, ORDER HKPTAs0PHs.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07

ryRUSrEES' AUCTION SALE OF
il EiCHT FRAME HOUSES

Williams STkEEI BEL W BEN AhhnAS~-'
AND OAK STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
LOT 50 FEET by ia FEET.
By virtue OF O deed OF trust dated March 20.
1891. ard recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court. in Deed-Doo lag &, page clo. dsfault
having been made In paymenE OF debt secured,
ana being required 10 sell by the bsnenciaty, We
viii sell by public auction. ON tho premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE z, 1892,
nj O'Clock z. d., the PROPERTY described In
said deed as all that let OF land, with improve
ments thereon. lying ard being III tho city OF
R,chfnond, Va, beginning az point on q ~
foot alley 200 feet north OF Leigh street and 100
feet west OF Oak street; thence southwardy
along said 1Ofo0t alley 80 feet TO the line OK tho
properly OF Braxt0n Smith thonco westwariiy
along Smiths line about ia feet, more or LEGS !;
thence norihwardly So feet, ana thence oast-
wardly 1l6 feet to the point OF beginning: Inc
Improve mentsc consist OF ONE-SIokf FRAME
HOUSES that rent readily and well, thus AZ
for,iing a chance for n paying Investment
TERMS: Willie the deed requires cash Tor OK
penses of sale and debi due (3I ,49U.34. more
liberal terms viii be announced at hour OF sale
JULIUS SrRAUS,
w. j. WESTWOOD,
X. Is. CHAFflS,
Trustees.
Sale By X. b. CuAYFIy & Co.. Auctioneers.
~ lei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
BY Csrneal & Gayle
Real Estate AuctIoneers,
HOG Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SIX FRAME
IA DWELLINGS on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
WILLIAMS STREET. BETWEEN GRAHAM
AND OAK STREETS. No 0O3. Dos, s07, 800.
9l3, AND el3,f.-on
WEDNESDAY JUNE 9. 1902.
at $50 O'Clock p. n, wo will proceed 20 sell. on
tho promises, tina above PROPERTY. THIS sale
eh0uh attract the attention OF parties seeking
Investments that rsy large por conA, an this
property Will hkesy be sold AZ figures that viii
pay about n per cent on Investment These
pied BY prompt-payins tenants, and has
olWayD rented weik The owner needs money
and 4 ostexmtned 70 cell II possible
Txks1: kagys and announced % seln
Carnival = dAyLE
jo3 Auct1onoora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
BY N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
TWO EXCELLENT. NJ Z d l q NJ
SIZE FRAMED DWELLINGS,
mos. 1902 AND 1O02ls CHAFFIN STREET,
NEAR LINDEN STREET,
AT AUCTION.

Az tho request of the owner, vino Ia about
leaving the city, win sell by auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1892.
at o o'clock =. NJ, the TWO NICE AND WELL
LOCATED DWELLINGS above referred TO, stu
ated on the north side OF Chafin street lust west
OF Linden, and Just where medlun-slZe, soou
houses, such as these are. rent vel.
These houses contain seven rooms each, ana
are supplied with a well q excellent water ana
being near tho new market and 10 street-car
lines and In growing section, VIII prove sa'is-
factory as homes or as an Investment
TERMS: Liberal, and at sale.
ie2 n. W. BOWIE, Auctlonccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
by Manning c. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Auc.ioneers.


NRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THAT DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED
ABOUT TEN MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, on THE DEtP-RCN TURNPIKE,
in hENRICO COUNTY, AND CONTAINING
2s034 ACRES. WITH DWELLING AND OUT
BILDINGs THEkEON.-By virtue o, q certain
deed OF trust from James w. Delozer 10 the un-
dersigned trustee, dated November 4. 1890, and
duly recorded In Deed Book SO Is page 24l, Hen
rico County Court, aud az request OF beneficiary,
default having been made In payment OF tho dobs
due, We will sell by auction on the premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE IL. 1892.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the above DESCRIBED PRO-
PERIY.
This property will DO sold as q whole or In par
GELS, as may DO deemed hest at hour Of sale.
The health of this locality IL equal 10 any and
surpassed by none near Richmond.
Terms OF SALE: Cash sufficient 10 pay the
notes due by the above deed. s74I.65, aud also
10 pay amount due By former deed. assumed by
said Delozer, amounting 10 $4,000, but more
liberal terms will doubtless De given and
nouneei at hour Of sale by said Doiczer. or upon
his failure. as tue said trustee may sec NJ.
THOMAS L ATKINS, Trustee.
MANNING G. STAPLES 4 Co, Auctioneers.
fo3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
U,AIRMONT LAND COMPANIES
SALE OF
ALARGE 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 OF THE
ELECTRIC LINE,
AND ARE WITHOUT OBJECTIONABLE FEA-
TURES.

will sell on the premises, without limit or re-
serve, on 100
THURSDAY. JUNE .. 1892,
at . o'clock 7. NJ, a large number 81 IllOS Il
VALUABLE, NEARBY. AND BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN Or FAIR
MONT. pats Of which viii DO ready for free dis-
triDution on the 9Th instant.
Anyone desiring nice lot for nome OF ior
speculative purposes should attend tins sale, as
the lots are close % tho heart OF the city, being
nearer to tho Capitol than Monroe PARK, aud
a. the class OF buildings being erected IN TINS
plan insure desirable neighbors and an increase
In the value OF the Tots.
Come 10 the sale and bring your friend II you
want 10 do him a favor, and remember every lot
offered Will be sold.
Tho company VIII assemble at the corner OF
Fairmont avenue and Iwenty-trst street, ana
conveyances will leave the oflicc OF the auc-
tioneer at 4:30 10 take bidders 10 the sale.
TERMS: Very easy aud announced az time OF
sale. y. W. BOWIE,
ie2 Auctioneer