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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
WE'RE SELLING CERTAIN LINES
N OUR
MEDIUM WEIGHTS
AT PRICES THAT MUST COMMAND YOUR
ATTENTION.

II you've an interest in this direction your
chance is now. Opportunity doesn't always
serve you SO well. II you're thinking Of invest
ing $40 bill in the purchase Of SUIT better
take squint 40 what we arc doing before you
part with your $40. Money saved Is money
made. If you got more for your $40 here than
you do elsewhere you'll buy here. We've not
only shaped the prices that you can but that you
will buy from as.
We will also call special attention 70 SUITS
displayed in our west window nj sl2, $3.50,
1880. and Sl5. They're undoubtedly the
handsomest and dressiest garments ever sold a.
these prices. and are a saving Of no less than 30
per cent from the prices merchant tailoIs charge
for garments that are no better in make, IL, or
quality. They are our own make, and there
is no better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
The RICHMOND TERMINAL
Proportions Relative TO New fihh VI
Reorganization.
rRy Telegraph 20 the lrspntch.

fBy telegraph 20 inc ihsph''h'i
NEW YORK, May IA long conference VI p'
ties identified with the Richmond Iermih'i ~
TEN was hold today In President oaAh"n VI
ice, and al tho meeting several piolV,'''
were made in connection with new steps ior TO
1000, h,,t M Information in regard 10
tbceo rropositions was givon out. Henethl
Tbor,es aaid before the conference began tha'
he could arrange reorganization WIN IN ll. as,
sossnierf of , or q per cent on the preleIIe"
stock. The now plan would involve inc reois911
nizstion OF both the Danvillo and the Icrnhhhi
companies. as he considers these h"h,ltNi, Nv
ont being concerned I'm the affairs Of the oihef
companies. ,f., t,.o-.
J0nn II. Inmnn was asked by uanAlnE ~ 49,
Terminal Company, but he gave iosu''e re-
msal 10 the request tie viii. however ie-eii.eI
the Terminal directory. and IN lew Gays j y
expected that General Thomas will resume me
Office OF president Of The East Tennessee Ooui-
pauy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
FOR VlRGlNIA'S SAKE.
The stste-Dobt Advisory Board Dined os
Mr. Garden.


fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.1
NEW YORK, May l7.--Mr. Hugh X. Garden gave
dinner this evening at tho Manhattan ''uon III
honor Of e1-Prceidrut Grover Cleveano' eA-
Secretary-of-State Thomas y. Bayard' ei-n Nun
is;er-to- England Edward J. Phelps, ana MI We
wllnams. ana Mr. George :. Coo, comprising VIZ VIZ
Advisory Board for the bondholderH 81 ..' rot
OF Virginia. IL WAS subject on M" .,s an
that the Governor Of virginia was ueea, ~ a.,
Richmond by his oftcial dutlcs anu 'n's 49,. ~, M,
preaching convention IN thht ciy -. ,p.n,n
others 10 fcregO at the last noneh' 'nu r, -aant
Of being present. The guests VINO W. .brr,sorv
I'm addition To tho members OF W. o., a.
Board already named number s"oly a,1
among them being Senator CALVIN :. ply, ~, aiu
arv-oi-t he reasury Chatles = oi,,
chid. The absence Of MIR. FREDERICK !. O'v '.,'
CHAIRMAN OF tho virginia BondhonerS So .utl,
tee owing 20 Illness. vas great uh hpi''i"'''
10 tho host and ali his friends. .-. M
The dinaer being a private one tnei' 49, ro J
speechcs, tho evening being spoht ~ 49, 49,
social converse. The dinner was gwen IN nP.n
citation OF the labnrious and eSactinE W.
formed by tho Advisory Board-worA lna' ~,
auired rare patience. tact, and NPiohlh,y' w.,
mat the main questions have beeh sc'tlo" ~" -
tho details 81 classification and f1chhnso NJ
beipc arranged, Mr.. Garden deemed " n.t .,e
time 10 haze the ADVISORY Board. me bohunV, 1
era Committee. the Virginia Debt p!.lI's,'ol'
and other Nrginians who have labor'N ioi ,.,a1
a. see the State restored % her ancletN l.,ia
condition. meet ard exchange social CONE MUM
lions before the summer vacation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

BY request Of the owner "a NONRESIDENT, who
Is anxious 20 sell, shall Oner for sale by alo-
ton. on the premises, ON
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1892,
NJ - o'clock VI. ~ fair: if not, then on tho next
fair day thereafter, the FARM occupied by Mr.
A. Krimm, Jr.. situated on the Warwick
road in Chesterfield county about Jour
miles from Manchester. between tho Bon
Air road and the buckingham turnpike, COM
tanning about 1875 ACRES, of which some -
acres are now IN or ready for cultivation, 90
acres well set with grape-yines IN good bearing
an acre IN strawberries, and some 200 fruit
trees. Tho farm Is we'll Waterel by small
streams. from one 81 which water IA carried 20
the house boy q hydraulic RAM Iha dwelling
built IN 1850. contains eight rooms and Kitchen
and Is Of modern design, handsome appearance,
and convenient arransement The oui-buili-
tngs, comprising stable, corn-cribs, carriage
house and wiue.cellar are now AMI Ia 10 ping
with the dwelling.
This land besides being valuable FOR agrioui-
tural purposes Is underlaid with yery valuable
bed Of superior granite.
TRIMS ono fourth cash, ana the residue I'm
three and four years time, for negotiable notes
bearing per cent. interest, secured. by deed
OF trust.
Any one wishing 20 examine the property be-
fore the day OF sale can DO 80 by calling on tho
auctoneers, who will take pleasure in showing ~.
HENRY J.. STAPLES * CO..
my II AgctiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
I.Nnched for Murder.

IBy Telegraph 10 the Dlspalch.l
ATLANTA, GA, May 17.-At Clarksyile, Haber.
shnm county, az o'clock this morning mon OF
200 men brose into tho iail and took there.rom
three negroes charged with the murder OF Night
Policeman Carter. ~ IOccOa, las. week ana
hanged them all on one limb Of q large oak-tree
The negroes all protested their Innocence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

Carolina began q three-days' eoesion hero to-day
with nearly 800 doctors In Attendance. Tho eo-
ciety s In better condition In all respects tnnn Nv
any parioi plnce its organization. Thus Tar no
business OF general intercst has been transact
cd The State Board 81 Medical Examiners N
also IN session with a class OF about nifty apph-
cants for license
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
AUCTION saLEs-FutuTe Dsys.
BY Denoon, Upper Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street
7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUG
TON SALE OF VALUABLE
Improved Real Estate,
COMPRISING
Several Excellent Dwellings
LARGE CORNER STORE.
on THE
BROOK TURNPIKE
AT ITS INTERSECTION WITH OAK STREET
WITHIN A SPORT DISTANCE OF THE CITY
limits.

At the re1uest OF the owner. who IL deter
mined TO sell, We will Offer for sale by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY OATH,
NJ o'clock 7. NJ, tho above PROPERTY, con-
sstng Of seven OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dwellings,
containing SIX rooms each. IN nice order and
occupied by good tenants: the desirable corner
s.ore and Nv cling az the intersection OF OAK
street aud Brook avenue; also, the neat cottage
dwelling adjoining the aforementioned resi-
lences. containing about FIVE rooms
These houses are comparatively now, are we'll
and substantially tuilt, and arc IN thorough or
der. This property must necessarily enhance
I'm value. as 70 has a large frontage on the Brook
turnpike, where most extensive improvements
are well under way, the character Of which Ia
well known 10 all. This sale offers rare chance
for profitable Investment In a rapidly growing
section.
Terms: Very liberal, AM announced NJ sale.
DENOON, TUPPER & CO.,
my1S Auctioneers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

In pursuance OF the decree IN the aooye-men-
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appointed
for tho purpose, Will sell by auction, upon the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

BY request of the owner "a NONRESIDENT who
Is anxious 20 SELL we shall oder for sale by auc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

Al the request Of the ownerwe will sell by pub
lie auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. MAY %, 1892.
nj o'clock =. NJ, the DESIRABLE STORE AND
DIV Filling No. los north Seventeenth street,
combining abOut fourteen rooms, besides the
large store-rO0m.
Tins IL undoubtedly the most desirable bust
ness-stand IN the vicinity. The lot has n 'front.'
ago OF about IS feet On the west line Of Seven
ieenth with a large depth. and il bounded on tho
north by the property owned by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. This property Il
very valuable Tor residential or business pur-
poses on account Of It's nearness 20 the LOcOmO-
tiye-W0rks and Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
la-ties attending this sale can count on q bar
gam, a the owner Is determined O. sell.
IEKyS; One third cash: balance in Elk
twelve, and eighteen months.
DESOON, TUPPER & CO.,
my is AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

RAILROAD LtNEe~.
N : : :; WI AQllQ.A;EaSieIpG&

--l~~A---~-As
sCbLDO l., LeFL.t H1DA M... .. ts.,,
LEAl l. MChMOND. blkD->rNEErspATlJ
TJo a. 81 Dauy-!.lcauto. ami Norfolk
through EXprcss-Arrya Norfolk
ll:j1 A. N. olops onv =. Peters.
bGrs Mayery and s-l0ll.
iO'Vo A II Daug, Tor hOalJAe, Rldf0Id. Pa
la-El. ami BRISTOL ais colnects "a.
ha4lOtd Toe flurGeI uud rlct
Lonia.. iarOr-car Peto.sbu g Go
LoanoAo ans PaimGn sleeper
Roanoke o. Memphis ca Knox.
YIs and Chattanooga
I2:4c r. NJ. Daily iog Lypchurs. Roanoke on,
intermediate stations. NuC0Huccl.ln
5;45P. NJ. Daily Arrys soriClG g..O Pm
ll:30 Z n. Daily tor Roau0Ss Ntlio-J
PULASKI. an1 bristol; ai-1 i1c
blUeueld, PocthOltts, Ellh0ru,
and stations Cha, Valley division
also foe Louisville anu stations
LcaiaYile AMI NashsNis railroad
Pull 'tO~iACg SLEEPER
between RICHMOND aad LYNCH
BURG ready .or occupancy az y
r. NJ. also Pullman Slice poe Pel3 -.
burg 10 Louisville rif Norton AMI
Roanoke 70 Memphis ami Nov
oleans rsahnOXstilo All Dhafts-
LoO.A
Trains arrive Rlchmoni frOn Lyncnbusg aud
tho West daily s:44 A, NJ, l:4O 4. NJ, aud ,;4D
T. NJ. IRON Norto.A aud tAo Eas., lt;i) A. IL
and b;aS 4. NJ.
tickets, baesag e-checxs, AMI all lniormas!sa
can 10 obtained a. Richmond Anl PetsaOur
railroad depol, A. w. uarDer'r, 3Oi Main strseL
aud az tho company so!iice, sss east Main sIrssl
H. ". COURTNEY
Passenger Agent
W. Bkvu.I-
General Passenger Agent,
General once, koaneks Va asS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
INSTITUTION FOR DEAF-mUTes.
Cornerstone Laid at Morganton-Openin ing
of he PrnhibiIion Cnm nnien.


tCorrespou1ence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.j
hALhou. y. g, May 1.-The cornerstone Of
the new institution for white deaf-nutes AZ Nor
canton has been laid and there was IA pretty
ceremony IA the laying Of the nrst brick by
Robert Crayton Miller aud Maggie Ray Legrand,
here
The delegates 20 the National Editorial Con.
Neuhon a. san ffanciaoO Left here last night.
they are Ar. Wad. K. Manning. Of tao Heudefson
''4 Lsgyi ID. j. Nhichard, Of tho Greenyitle Re
rector, ami Henry a. Lonaon. OF tho Chatham
Lecord.
Richmond Pearson. OF Asheyiile, har presented
70 no Supiem Court an oii-portr4U OF bi.
iatber. the ists Chle;-JUstice Richmond N
Pearson. Tho portrait Win At the beginning az
Justice Nefnm0n.
Es."oseinor ~. John. d Kansas, opened his
ttOhl',,ioh campaign Ia the state today, speak
ing al Washington. Rev. ID. II. futile. OF Tar.
pofo, "ul b. That pary's candidate for Coy
elhVt. I4ohluiiionisis say they VIII east "A
heavier soie thSn since 1881, bal even then IL
hAl hardly run over 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18


RALEIGu. y. c., May 1.-THE friends Of Gov
rrnor Holt held q great caucus tonight NJ II.
iiunix presided. Stirring speeches. IN which
The Third party was denounced, We're made uy
NJ. ". Robbins, ". ". Kitchen, Cyrus b. Wat
son, aud II. &. Jones. They were applauded 10
the echo. The caucus was not secret, thus
putting II IA strong contrast 20 huuers star
chamber conference. The roll OF counties
showed that scycnty-nine were represented, and
declarations Of those present justify the belief
hat Holt WILL receive tie nomination on the
lIaf LnlIuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE
ANDTHIR STREETS.
BY Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

LNRAM + DWELLING. EIGHT
4 ROOMS AND KITCHEN. GOOD WA1FB,
AND PREMISES IL FlRSI-CLAss ORDER At
SOUTHEAST CORNER MEIHANlCSNlLLL
TURNPIKE or MOSBI STREET AND JAY
STREET, SOW UNDER GOOD RENTAL, TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTlON.-Ou
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1892,
AZ $50 o'clock =. IL, on the promises, We will
sell the above FlkSECLhS- INVESTMENT.
The lot fronts AL feet, running back good
depth. Tho vacant lot at the corner will Dee
good stand for a store, or VIII be- a good location
for another dwelling, which would rent well.
TERMS: Very easy, and announced on day Of
sale. FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO..
my II Alct0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Preference for Governor and President.
Lsnecial teleEram 90 Tho nsral.h.l

RuiIGH. y. c.. May Fifty delegates were
Interviewed on their preferences. Being taken
a. random. twenty-five were tor Hot for Gov
ernor. five for julian :. Carr, thirteen Don-com-
initial. five for Sanderlin, ana ono each Tor Eiln-
carr and Harry skinner. As O. preferences Tor
President. eighteen favored Cleveland, ten HiI,
eight "A western I4au, ten Wero nIu-cOmmittai,
tTO for Polk. ana one each foT Has and Palmer.
A great cnGcus OF Governor Hollis friends was
held ton ght, at witch seveniy-nye OF me ninety
- counties were rerreqenfci There was
marked enthusiasm. lie Is supported 10y the
straighiout Democrats ana by many oi the cou-
seryatiyo Alliance men. HIS chances are very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

To close an estate will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, NAY 10, 1892,
at o'clock T.. NJ, that STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS, ATTRACTIVE, AND VERY ykLUA-
BILE RESIDENCE above referred 10, situated on
the north side OF MARSHALL between Eighth and
Ninth streets, and containing ten rooms IN tho
main building aud four Ia the wing. There Is
also on tho premises good brick stable.
This IL very desirable property, with not and
cold water, gas, &c, aud at the price IL VIII be
sold at Will prove a good purchase FOR those
wanting substantial, elegant, and wel-lOcated
home or for Investment purposes. as il always
commands a tenant az a good rental.
TERMS Very accommodating. and will be made
known at time OF sale. n. IS. BOWIE.
my S-eOd3tNtmyl5-d AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
OLD DOMINION STEAM In
~ SHIP COMPANY ~


kOtt MN 1OMAs
steamers leave Richmond EVERY il E@DA1
and + lABAl "a a oclar, D.. ". Manifest closed
ono hour before sailing time.
Steamers Leave New lOrk fOr Eicnm01f
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY 40 3 h..
~, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and fhI-
DAY hOkNlNG~.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fur 90 Sew York Va Jamr,-llfcr
r0utc 0ncludng meals aud BERTH ...... . 90
Round-trip tickets, limited to thirty days
after date of issue. .-......... .-.......- IA 90
Steergge, with subsistence ........-....... % 90
Sfeerage, without subsistence. ........ Cd %
Cabin faro Ga tAesap ard ONO rtu-
Cabin fare rG Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ............ ........... ....... ll 10
Tickets can be obtained at A. W Iar1ers,
POI Main street. Chesapeake anj ONO aud
Richmond ana Petershgfs depo-- ana af COME
pany's Cniccs, 1901 Main street. and Wharf
Rockets.
Freight forwarded auI through til, % lalns
issued Tor points beyond Nrw York.
Froights received daily until j.. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS.
III ESDAIS. WEDNESDAYS. THU NSDtiS. amt
SAIl kDAiS ~ tbo chesapeake and ONO gale
way lrG Newport NewD 10 $3.50 s.. ". alI w
Richmond ald Petersburg railroad tsaue days.
al - 4. ~, VIII make connection $50 NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE ". ALLEN a 90, AGENTS.
no. 1901 Main street, AMI
cet Company . wharf. k0cAe..s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

AsbyfAhAihu
In pursuance OF the decree IN the above-men-
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appointed
for tho purpose, Will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY The path DAY or MAY, 1892
NJ q o'clock p. H., that MOST SUBSTANTIAL
STORE, with lOdgo-rOOma above, No. 200 west
Broad street. The lot has n front OF @brtAl"o
feet 20 a paved alley in rear Tho upper part
OF the building was designed FOR ana is used as
lOdge-rOOm..
We ask a careful inspection Of this property,
which Will impress you with us merits me "a.
the Masonic Temple Association selected BROAD
and Adams streets IA the site Tor the temple
property on Broad east ana west OF DO began io
enhance m value. We ask our friends 20 Dec Win
us At tho hour Of sale and compete Tor the prize.
TERMS; one third in cash and tho residue no
equal payments az six, twelve, anu eighteen
months. tor VII CD the purchaser shall execute
negotiable notes, carrying interest from day an
Gale. and title retained until the purchase-uonoy
ia fully paid aud "A conveyance ordered by tho
Court. The purchaser shall also Do required TO
insure the building for not loss than $1,000 AZ
additional security, aud assign the policy az. ord
ingly. WILLIAM ELLl soN'
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
CAIIAHAS, Plaintiff, AGAINST GAIHEaN FisH-
ERhAS ASSOCIATION ASD AIS, DEfENDANrs-
lN THE CHANCERY COURT or TIE CITY OF RilH-
MOND.
|. Charles ". Goddn. clerk Of sail court, cer-
tify that the bond required ot tho special CONF
missIOnors by the decree IN said cause OF May
% 1891, has been duly given.
Giyon under my hand this - day of June,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
myls Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
BY Jackson Brandt & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. 1906 east Main street.
UCTION SALE OF THREE

UCTION SALE OF THREE
~ DETACHED FRAME DWELLINGS OF
NORTH TWENTIETH STREET EXTENDED
Bv request OF the owner We will sell az public
auction, GA the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is, 1892,
at $3.50 F. NJ. the three nlco little DWELLINGS
on the west side Of Twentieth street between L
and O streets, near tho rapidly -grOwing property
Of tho FairmOnt Improvement COMPANY The
lots each front 20 feet ami extend BACK l2J feet
10 an alley. These houses always command good
paving tenants, and VIII be good investment or
make nice little homes.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
my - AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

UCTION SALE OF ASSETS OF
"A The MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-By virtue OF an Or
der entered 10y the United states District Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia. In the case
II A. Cappell q 60. 70. The Mutual Building
Fund and Dollar Savings Bank bankrupt. the
undersigned will sell az public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY rs, 1892,
AZ - o'clock ~. at the front door o. the custom
house on Bank street. IN this city. the ASSElN
OF said bankrupt not already converted into
money, consisting % judgments, claims In litlga-
ton, notes, = paid-up policy OF insurance. de-
scriptiye list OF which can be seen az the clerks
Office Of the United States District Court. Also
dRmoud-pin, gold watch, walnut desk ana
tabl-. aud IN old iron-safe. These articles can
be seen on Application NJ Office OF jackson 4
Jackson, O23 east Main street.
TEKYs. CASH l. i. WARREN,
GEORGE D. WISE,
THOMAS G.. JACKSON,
Trustees I'm BANKRUPTCY Of the Mutual Building
Fund ami Dollar Savings Bank, bankrupt.
my -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
AUCTION sALKs-This Day.
will cell by auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is, 1892,

WEDNESDAY,, MAI ics i0s-,
n, $40 o'clock F. NJ, that CHOICE, hTTRAC-
TIVE VALUABLE, AND WELL-LOCAIED
sIIBTRBAS PLACE above referred 20. con-
tanning 40 ACRES OF LEVEL AND FERTILE
LAND, under good fences, ana having on IL
some improvements, such as plain but COM
FORTAPLE COTTAGE. GOOD STABLES, &c.
This land IL quite valuable now, but us near
future value Is the important element, as tho
elaborate, costly, and permanent improvements
being made in that immediate Vicinity Will
double the value Of this land In short time.
Rear In mind that sherwood PARK. which ~
10 rival the hnndsOmest Subdivisions OF Bostons
suburbs IA close by on the southeast; the Hin
monument situated on tho beautiful and Justly
popular Hermitage road, - nearby on the north
east: Acca Station, on the Richmond, trede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. Is within 100
Yards or SO on the west, while on the north and
adjoining is the Chestnut-Groye estate, Which Is
shortly 10 be beautifully plotted and highly
commented by its tasteful and princely owner;
these aud other attractions rendering This The
most desirable and most promising property on
the market.
The condition Of real estate, which has been
extremely dull, aud even now is but beginning
To feel the pulsations Of a partially restored
confidence and o. a returning demand which
will in n years time give ~ p strong and healthy
market, and the bAckwardnes5 OF tho Improve
Inents not only planned. but In some instances
actually begun all around this favored tract,
combine 10 emphasize this M tbs time OF all
times 10 purchase this fortunately-enVronei
property.
1,RMs: One third cash, and the residue nj
one ana two years for notes. with interest
added, and secured by trust-deed. .,.
SIO12146td Auctionoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
r,p prcuwoND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. MAY IL. 1892.
AUCTION sALys-rnture pay.
AUCTION sALrs-rnture I Dsy1
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. III north Tenth street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 300 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
LARGE, sUPERBLY BUILT, ELEGANTLY
ARRANGED. AND HANDSOMELY
FINISHED,
BEING DETACHED AND CONTAINING IL
ROOMS,
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

Al the request 81 the owner, who needs tho
money, shall sell. on tho promises. the ABOVE
described UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE, HAND
SOME MANSION, on
TUESDAY. MAY "a, 1892,
NJ q o'clock =. NJ. This lot fronts 30 feet on the
eastern line OF Fourth street, running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet To An ahey ~ iee'
wide. This Is the residence built by Sir. 7. G..
LeaEe, Jr., a his home, in tho erection az "hlch
he spared neither means nor LABOR Tor SUD
stantially -built and most comfortable home.
The location il unsurpassed ~ % comfort and
being Just 40 Gamble's Hin. with
most attractive and beautiful view, and delight
fully cool In summer.
This building with a small outlay can be con-
yertei into most desirable and delightful hh'n'
which will pay 10 per cent. net the owner haYihS
had estimates made with this view
TERMS: Unusually easy and announced atsaIe'
CHARLES A. ROSE,
my IS2O2I oo624 AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
by jackson Brandt 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneofs'
No. lOOG east Main street.
By Frank ID. Hill s. Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0ueers.


on tho premises. 40 5.30 O'Clock J.. NJ, 70 E.l
sell FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOIS, each fronting
26X13O feet.
These lots are the best In that locality, being
only one square from the electric Ano aAl t"'
squares from >even-Pues railway.
TERMS: one third cash; balance ~ SIX ana
twelve months FRANK ID. HILL So co..
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