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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
DIES From HER INJURIES.
Mrs. Shelton, Who Was Kicked by Horse,
Has Fatal Relapse.


Has Fatal Relapse.
Mrs. Maria l.. Shelton, widow OF E.
b. Shelton, died last night at GAO
o'clock at the residence OF her son, Mr..
A. V. Shelton, on south Laurel street.
The deceased, who was in her 69th
year. had until recently resided in Hen
rico county, short distance from this
city. On the 18th Of April she was
kicked by horse spd terribly wounded.
Her skull was badly fractured, and heI
injuries were 30 serious that for several
days her death was momentarily OK
pected. As soon as practicable she was
brought to her sons residence, and by
careful nursing her condition improved
greatly, and although it was evident that
her mind would always be clouded,
strong hopes for her recovery were en-
tertained. Mrs Shelton suffered re-
lapse few days ago and her demise was
caused by the wounds she received.
Two OF her sons, Messrs. F. j. Shell.
ton, of Denver, and A.. V. Shelton, oil
this city, we're with her when the end
came. Mr.. s. l.. Shelton, OF Brooklyn,
her other son, was unable to come when
summoned to her bedside, as four OF his
children are i'll with diphtheria.
The deceased was a lovable woman,
who faithfully discharged every duty as
mother, wife, and friend.
The funeral will take place from her
sons residence, No. 124 south Laurel
street. tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
Mr.. Traylor.. residence Robbed.

Experienced robbers as well as expert
forgers seem to be at work in Rich
mond.
One Of them paid Mr.. r. W. Traylor,
of Church Hill. friendly visit Tuesday
night, but finding that gentlemen asleep
the caller dispatched his bushes, in a
very quiet, orderly way and took his de-
parture. :,
Mr.. Traylor nor any OF his household
knew that the house had been entered
until yesterday morning, when he went
to dress and found that his pants and
vest had been extracted from his bed.
chamber.
These articles were discovered in the
hall few moments later, but the pockets
had been rihed, and Mr.. Traylor il
about 81 poorer than he was when he
went to sleep Tuesday night. 1t wa
ascertained upon examination that
the thief effected an entrance through
one of the parlor windows by pushing
the sash bolt around with knife. A
lady's silver watch and bunch OF keys
we're also stolen, but, strange to say, no.
thing in the parlor, where there we're
many salable articles, was interrupted.
The burglar seems to have walked up to
Mr.. Traylor's door and reached bis
clothes, which were hanging on tho bed.
stead, without entering the room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
WEST POINT OFFICIALS RESIGN.

A Warm Reception for Richmond Ioughs
Next Time-Petition for Lipscomb.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
WEST PoINT, VA, June S.-Mr. Isaac
Diggs has resigned his position as at
torney for the town OF West Point and
Mr.. Charles Hart has resigned as town
clerk.
The though" element of the Rich
mond excursionists took our town OIL
cials somewhat by surprise. The next
excursion will be welcomed 10y several
special policemen, who will see that
beiliperent pleasure.seekers are safely
confined in our dungeon cell.
The Terminal Hotel has large num-
Der Of boarders, having been handsome
ly reftted. 1t is one OF the best resorts
in the reach OF Richmond.
A petition will soon be sent to the
Governor to pardon Jimmie Lipscombe,
convicted of betrayal some months
since. A large number have signed it,
and it is hoped that the Governor will
pardon him,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
TIE Cotton Crop.


WASHINGTON, ID. O., June SIN re-
Spouse TO an inquiry as to the truth OF a
statement which has appeared in several
papers TO the effect that in the April
crop report OF the Department OF Agri-
culture it was stated that 1.-The cotton
crop for this year would exceed the
worlds demand over 1900, 900 OF bales. "
Secretary Rusk replies as follows:
"No such statement was ever made in
the April crop report Of the Department
of Agriculture or in any other report is
sued by this department. The only
statement authorized by this depart.
ment in regard to the cotton crop fol-
this year is that based upon the reports
OF our correspondents on the cotton.
planting, the results Of which are stated
as showing decrease in cotton acreage
this year of from Is to - per cent.
That is all that has been said in any re.
port OF this department relating TO the
cotton crop for the present year. ;"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
Houss.sAeAkeas IN wyrHeWLLE.
A Young Lady Thrown BY Her Horse
Long Docket for the Court Of Appeals.

A Young Lady Thrown by Her hOrse-
Long Docket for the Court OF Appeals.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
WyrHEvIILE, Va, June The
thieves and house.breakers are still
holding high carnival in Wytheville and
tho officers seem unable to catch them.
Saturday night Mr.. Ballard Preston's
store-roo at the Boyd House was bro
ken irto and sack Of coffee and half
barrel OF sugar and several pieces OF
meat we're carried Oft Recently also
Mr.. Leftwich had about rs hams
and middlings taken from his meat
house, and Mrs. Shorts millinery store
was entered and several dollars and con-
siderable goods appropriated.
A YOUNG LApy's PERIL.
Mr.. Hugh Caldwell and Miss Ade-
laids Donymede, Of North Carolina,
while out horseback riding yesterday
afternoon, met with an accident which
came very near being serious for Miss
Donymede. Her horse ran of with her
and reared, throwing her backwards.
She was stunned by the fall and badly
bruised, but fortunately none OF
her injuries were serious. She was
carried into DIR. Moores residence,
near which the accident occurred,
and restoratives were administered,
after which she was able to return to
Mrs Frank Goodwin's, where she has
been visiting since the close OF the
Wytheville Seminary.
The Cont OF Appeals will convene
here on June 10th. A long docket, on
which are several important cases, await
them.
Rev. Mr.. Lane, Of Tuscumbia, Ala.
is stopping with DIR. G. w. Gleaves, on
Fourth avenue. He preached Sabbath
morning and evening to the Presbyte-
rian congregation two excellent SER
mons.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. DR.. Auman has returned home,
after visit Of several weeks to relatives
in Louisiana.
Mrs. James A. Walker leaves to-mor-
row morning for the Warm. Springs, In
Bath county.
Mrs. Dwell and daughter, Miss Susie,
of Wytheville, sail from New York IN
few days for Holland, where they Will
spend the summer with relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

Marriage Of Mr.. Rove and niss Bredsn.
Miss Parthenis Il. Breden and Mr..
John L. Rowe were married last night
at $50 o'clock at Fulton Baptist church
in the presence OF large concourse OF
friends. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Theodore Whitfield.
The groom, who Is an estimable young
man, with many friends, is employed at
the gas-works. His bride is the
daughter of Mrs Francis Breden. She
is a teacher in the Sunday school oil
Fulton church and possesses many Iowa
bic traits Of character.
A ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe, with Q number of their friends,
we're entertained at the residence OF the
brides mother. on Williamsburg avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

In execution of deed u trust MAD fg r,,.-
F. Aorriss 10 James Alfred Joner asa f.,-
Meredith, as trustees, bearing tsfn S..... y
10, 1859. and duly recorded. ]. a. ..-,.,-.
trustee. being thereto required by ra $50.
secured and In Obedience - ta.fs. q ,,.
Chancery Court OF The ciiyoi ki7hm 4. e.i,,,,
March ,, 1891. IA the cause Of Morris. .-r...
20. the Virginia State Insurance CC4sar..
sell by auction, on the prcmhs-.
WEDNESDAY, JrNg IS. iss9.
at 10 o'clock NJ, the VALUABLE FlPW ,,,..
referred 10. situated IN H,nrIs1 c0lrfe Il. n.
cast side OF the NechanicsVilis tlluttks r.,
which " has long front, extending hack Z. -
Chickahominy nyer api Containing $50 Alan
mere or less, embracing, besides the er,-.-,
highland, quantity - CnicSsl0mny 4.
grounds. large area o. the anesi Ui-s is-.
and q snficicucy u woodland.
Tho building consist 90 a tHel'.r NJ. Ia,
usual out-buildings and some other .elf.al.. IA,
such a. tsnants' houses. &c.
There are Few estates combining n 90 ..
menis OF value than tins. IN tbe lrsl p.r.s
Is largo estate very near % tho ciiy ~ =.
mond, On an excellent r0li. and ora 80,
some 81 The be-. truckiLg lard 40 tle ,.trt
tho soil beng similar fo MAT ~ mo u.'sl va,
table section Of Hanover county Il.u.
it, nearness 10 "A grlwIng efy, Hirh If. i
mcld now l., ,us,ifies tho hope n very .t...,.
increased value In iew years. alg srsn q i.
said 20 contain lncxhanrtlDio lllrf|fe. nf '.
very finest clay Tor pottery. ltclrck. p. y,
&c.
Specimens n ware burHei oli ~ the e's,
above referred 60 are m ra e.. D ~ Cr.rr1
Robert L. NORRIS, who Till ... ...s o. etl. Il
show them.
can confidently recommcul fl,s property O.
the farmer, manufacture. an rf..I...tr 4.
promising flne returns In The ne4r fIlra
This property will BE- ofitrei ll' 'n ry. U,
moro subdivisions, ar shown % "A Plat nff. b
james 4. Redi + sons, 90 D. sefn M fln ,r'.. !
the auctioueer snd on the premis-. ,l Sc ID
OF sale, and then as whole, a.t OBJ. of OH I
which produces the largest aggregate rr.a I'll
have preference over the other
TsKns: By consent ono ihlri cisl. rlf us
residue in three equal instruments ~ .a.. Del.
and three years, for notes WIKI Interest alt.i
and secured by a trust deed. of az casa % Cd.
option OF the purchaser.
JAMES ALFRED lONEs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
sudden Death of MFR. Richardson.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,]
HUNTSVILLE, June S.-Mr. Holt
Richardson, who lived just across the
line in King and Queen county, died
suddenly yesterday. MIR. Richardson
was over GU years of age and had for
some years past suffered from cancer
in the eye, but was not confined to his
house or the least disabled. Yesterday
morning he got up and dressed himself,
saving lie was as we'll as ever. There.
upon he fell over on the foot Of the bed
dead. His son, Leslie Richardson. died
last year equally as suddenly.
Major Robert s. Cauthorn. tho Oldest
citizen OF this part of Essex county. has
been lingering between life and death
for several weeks.
Walter Scott, son Of Rev. A. +. Scott,
near here, Is extremely i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
Kee Mar College.

The College Journal for June will
announce that Kee Mar College, Hagers-
town. Nd, has secured an endowment
for . system OF scholarships that marks
an era in the advance of woman's higher
education. This offers collegiate
course, valued at 5000, to ten high
school graduates and to Sunday-school
member in the bounds Of any con-
ference or woman's missionary society
who passes the best competitive exami-
nation. An incorporated society will
control I'll requests for benefccnt work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
ByJ B. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DELIGHTFULLY-SITU MOD
ERNLY-CONSTRUCTRD AND HANDSOME
DETACHED. TwO.sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. zoe WEST MAIN STREET.

BY request Of the owner We viii sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE o. 1892.
at 9 o'clock. p. NJ, the aboye-named very at
tractive RESIDENCE on the north side OF Main
street, second door west from Jefferson street.
the 10, fronting 30 feet and extending back
within parallel lines 155 feet to wide paved
alley, and the dwelling containing eight rooms OF
good size, admirably arrenged. having extra
wide hall and stairway, high ceiling, good light
and ventilation, complete and handsome
and In perfect order.
This Is one Of the most substantial, attractive,
and In all respects desirable homes OF its size
to be found, and Is to b. sold only because the
owner IL removing from the city. The op2or.
tunisy which this sale offers should be avaslod OF
by ali in quest o; such property. The title Is
perfect, and the terms very liberal
j. b. ELAN & CO.,
te4 Auctioneers.
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omcer. Of Rich mond Lodre.

Richmond Lodge. No. 10. Of Masons.
elected the following officers at their
meeting Tuesday night: Worshipful
Master, Young Jones Senior Warden,
W. s. Workman Junior Warden, Ar
thur L. Peasants; Treasurer. George
d. Peasants Secretary, r. B. Snead ;
Senior Deacon. K. B. Thomason I; Junior
Deacon. Henry BONNER, Jr. Stewards
Committee, j. w. Quay. p. A 3. Brine,
q. T. East, II. III. Boykin, j. j. English.
W. h. Curry, and @. B. Walker Ohsp-
lains, Rev. Preston Nash. Rev. w. w.
Landrum, and Rev. ]. X. Mason Tier.
d. b. Collins.
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NomiBatioas for congress.
A. A. oxsoa<.<yx 4

SEDALIA, NO., June 6.-Hon. John 7.
Heard has been renominated by the
Seventh Congressional Democratic Con-
vention. 3
LAwaExcE, KAN. June 8. The Demo
Gratis OF the Second Congressional Dis
trict have nominated h. L. Moore, OF
this city, for Congress. Mr. Moore 10 .
atraightout Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
BY Manning G. staples ; Co.
Real Estate Auc.ioneef-.

TRUSTEES AUCTION sALh "a "a
i THAT DRSIRABLs FARM ~ ~, 0l
ABOUT TEN MILES From IHt t,eifNg
RICHMOND. on TliE Dkkf-ktS \ So
IN BENRlC0 COUNTY, AND Sur MOI !, n. (.
2803< ACRES. WITH DWELLING ~ I.
BiLl5iNGR THERk,SS.--by srtae o. : .,. ~
deed Of trusy tom james W. DeloLss 800 4.
dcyslgned trustee, dated November ;. N els
duly recorded IN Deed hook f3s pas =. :,
Hoo County Court, and ~ re3aesi OK o - ~
dofsul4 having been made IA syt'sns = - ID
due. ue NH coli BY auction On the pss'-'
MONDAY. JcSx Is. isys pa0
q O'Clock +. ~, ne abose ps'seHiD''
Tnis peoverY uin ~ so'd as . sho'e y ". y =
ca a. nay y 1eemed best 81 hour " - an
TSe healih a thn locsnty u equal u e'
uurpaasoa " nqno oeef HichmoDd I,
noses az 81 ne abovs DEED. t7Al-0sf az n
% pay seno9pA t1e N tosnsE deed. = ~, *
hheral tegD5 M 6oaothss " cvef ~
nounced & houP q eA&e " sA1d po)p>f =
- faAlpre< - ne - 4estse ny - ~ .sA
| xA..ss . ssssss' : * s A. .~'. \,
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A ReptNrAMr sALooN-keepER.
Fatixued Csrrisr-Pigcon.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspasch-l

He Voluntarily Closes ON Good Terms-A
Fatixued Csrrisr.Pigeon.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspasch-l
DASvnLE, Va, June sc. @. White
has been for some time past running =
saloon in North Danyille. Last night
he appeared before the North Danyille
Council and stated that he wished TO
quit the liquor business, and that il the
council wonld refund him, pro rata, the
sum he had paid for license he would
close up. The council readily consent
ed to do 50, and today the saloon ives
closed. This saloon. because Of its 10 a.
ton at the entrance Of the iron briuge,
vas particularly obnoxious to the tenn.
perance people across the river.
HEAVY RAIS-sroKM.
There was terrible rain-storm in
Henry and Patrick yesterday afternoon,
The track Of the Danyille and Western
road was 80 badly washed near Stuart
that the passenger train was forced 10
stop ct Patrick SPRING. depot. There
Henry.
A csrrier-pigeon took refuge to-day in
store on Craghead street Is wes
marked No. 1904, e. e. Harnar.
Secape. Pa The bird was too much
5atlgued 70 travel, but e coon = a q
e iciently rested Il wiz b sent On IL
csrSIxALs1alAIA
- tbe Hustihgs Court to-day Thomsu
AlneM (eoloeed) VS. tzied upon & ~
6il1uenl ~ murder suA seqoiitsd,
Lay 1nqtey was ooDvicled q fe,o.
~ ~ - given ten yeap 4 ~
4 ! !! I !! ! - ~. s'sllsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
c. z. Saunders end als. Is. Ellis ana a-'.i

Pursuant 20 an order of HcDricc Sii,- n 1,
entered June 4, 1892, viii sell -
Henrico county oourt-ho1se.
MONDAY, JUNE ID, 1857 -
at 2 O'Clock NJ, tho PROPERTY eho' y, -
TERMS: one third In cash. residus ~ u a..
instruments a. six aud twelve month, l +, Ii
with interest ADDED. and tito re'ail'-' %
BESJANiN i. BAhhs"
spociAI Comills.i' 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

at Az o'clock Y. NJ. 90 the promises. Halhr.
mentioned PROPERTY. situated IA lfi,n..rL
Va. containing between THREE AAl fllk
ACRES OF LAND. extending from Hen7 fftt.
on tne north % "a extension Of east Dob Tsnsi
on the south. and from jefferson street ll ls
east 70 Adams street on the vest. Tho ulrs.l
Is a SPACIOUS TuREE-sIORl bkil X BUILD
ING, with tgentY-iO1f rooma, infliIls f
basement rooms, besides bathrooms anl 'e's
ON each iO0g. and halls, closets, dress g-fN r.
pantries, diaries. &C, and there i- au llisl.
ground passage formerly used 90 enter ile ii.
ing from Henry street. Tho mansion ll' iel
fronts-on Henry and east TabD sireei., r,sle,
tiyely--with large porticJ AM mH.ef' f-i...
steps on each front, and IL supplied 'hfuIe .'
with gas. city water, ana cisilfu way ID. i..f
IL on the premises a HANDrOMk tHiL-.
STORY BRICK 0FFiCE. with siE rooms Al, d
en-, and cellar. supplied With city water ..
fitted with gas-pipes. There are also .n
servants apartments, cnrrafe-nulse, -IA.i.t
&c The shadc-trees and sbrloperf aro afi-'
dant and beautiful Two sides n no square
jefferson and Adams streets are eno.o,'i ~
brick walls. One side (On Henry street o. ..
closed with fine iron fence. With ir0a gates 81.
granite gate-posts and founia'lcIL no r i4
SIDE Is not enclosed. There are Two excel .
aud bold springs. sufficient nor only Tor 10 ..'
ing the mansion with pure water, but PHI .
Of the lower part OF the city also by he1na .
pipes ,.,,..-.,.. BIZ.
Petersburg, Is centrally located. and - slih.
for a private residence or q school or Other is-
tuition, and it might be made an excellent az
attractive hotol
Terms: Ono fourth OF purchase-money CAB.
balauce payable IN one, two. and three iea',
equal instalmonts, with interest from date az
secured by deed Of trust on the property Pr
chaser 10 keep up Insurance on building =
further security for purcha-e-money. ani y iii
taxes for 1897. GEORGS MASON,
Special Commits
r. PAssiLL, Auctioneer.
yIRGINIA-IS THE CLERKS OFFICE ~ Iiik u. =
TIsGs COURT or PETERSBURG. VA, july i'
1891: L. 5. BOILING vs.. ROBERT i. bVillN.
HENS.
certify that the bond required by the ict
entered IN the aboye-rtyles cause, yDil Aif 2
1891, has been executed by George ha-on e--'
missioner. with securities approved ~ ne,
Test: ROBERT rlLAiAA'
nv o0 t.cfL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

Tho Weekly Dispatch,
an eight-page, 64-column newspaper and
magazine OF general information, is only
81 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

DR.. Mcclure Elected President.
DR.. Hunter Mc0uire, OF this city.
was on yesterday elected president Of
the American Medical Society. in aes.
sion at Detroit, Mich. This u high
honor conferred upon worthy man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

~ A New Song.
FAtlants Constitutional
o. Dixie hand ID the land of cotton
That's why Dixlc's now forgotten;
Plant corn, plant corn
Plant corn down 6outh IN blxiei
o cotton sho b Say deceiver
That's jss' Why we're soin' 70 lssve her
Plant co<a, Liant corn,
PAM eorn down south IN DixieI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
BY j. Is. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneefs
l1I3 Main street
A TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE

4 TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE
n OF
THREE WELL LOCATED. NEAT. suusfN
TIAL, AND DESIRABLE TWo-stoAi
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 2605. e607. AND 2j0e.
on SOUTH SIDE o STREET. BklNLLN
TwESrY-SIXTH AND TNENl-
SEVENTH STREETS.
On MONDAY NEXT, JUSg i3IH'
az o:3O O'Clock Y. NJ. We will sell b. puti az
ton, on the premises, the aboye-na.n.. "a
TRACTIVE AND CONNFNlENTLl 10 81 --
DWELLINGS. containing nyr ropN-
having good lots, side aud rear alleys. ciil ~a.
sewer connections, and the usuai COW -.''
recently built and In good order. $1,000.
These dwellings are so pleasantly aLi
yenientiy situated, and so well adnplel I'D
arrangement. aud cost 70 the wants d. lr
OF moderate means, that they are vel N'l.
the consideration of either hOme-sseAcis % =
vesfors for rental purposes, ana ,hose ". n,
template purchasing are Respectfully '.
attend this sale, as bargains may % tAi
Terms: Easy, and announced A. $40, ra
leS .. Is. b, /. -
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Tx THE cracurr couar on THE COUNTY Or lli'A--'
lIINnHi,s. ~. ~. EIIls. A..

sArNDElss, &C., vs.. ELLIS. 81. -.
I,w. d. Lcske. clerk OF tho SAD cqaf.' 4. =
ti'y that tho bond required q spccN i. ~
sioner Is. 4. Barrett BY decree enle.'l -
cause on the 4th day Of June, lss-' 20
duly given. ,... - LA
1899. w. ;. ASA "a,
10 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

will sell on the premises, witncut limit OF To
THURSDAY. JUNE o. 1892.
at {, O'Clock p. NJ, a large number OF THOSE
VALUABLE, NEARBY, AND BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS IN Tue PLAN OF FAIR
MONT, plats Of which will be ready for free dis
tribution on the 9th instant.
ANYONE desiring a nice lot for home or for
speculative purposes should attend this sale, as
the lots are close to the heart OF the city, being
nearer to the Capitol than Monroe PARK, and
as the class OF buildings being erected In this
plan insure desirable neighbors and an increase
In the value OF the lots.
Come TO the sale AMI bring your friend IL you
want to do him favor, and remember every iot
offered will be sold.
The company will assemble at the corner OF
Fairmont avenue and Twenty-irst street, and
conveyances will leave the office OF the auc-
tioneer at 4:30 to take bidders TO the sale.
Terms: Very easy and announced az time OF
sale. ". w. BOWIE,
leg Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
By n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TWO EXCELLENT, N f DI y NJ
SIZE FRAMED DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1902 AND 1Oo2Is CHAEFIN STREET,
NEAR LINDEN STREET,
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner, who 10 about
leaving the city, viii sell b auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 80,
at @ o'clock p. NJ, the TWO NICE AND WELL
LOCATED DWELLINGS above referred 20, stu
ated on the north side OF Chafin street just west
OF Linden, and Just where medum-size, good
houses, such as these are, rent we'll.
These houses contain seven rooms each, and
are supplied with o veil Of excellent water, and
being near the new market and 10 street-car
lines and In growing section, Will prove salts
factory IS homes or as On Investment
TERMS: Liberal, apd at sale.
je2 N. w. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09

ROBINSON AND OTusKs PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
ROBINSON AND OTHERS, DEFgsDANrs-IS THE
CHASczRy COUNT or rHE CITY or RICHMOND
/, Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of SAID court,
certify that the bond required OF the special com
missioners by the decree In said cause of June q,
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sth day June, 1892
CHARLES w. GODDlN,
tao Clerk.
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- CENTRE HILL THE RISE
~ DENCE OF THE LATE COLONEL u.
BERT B. BOILING, CONSISTING nf IiRlg
INGS, IN PETERSBURG, Va, FOR SALE
Iu execution % a decree ~ the Hu iIr.. .-I
OF the city OF Peter-burg, Va, rent,rii q, r,
March term, 1891, 10 the suit ~ {" U. = ! :
C.. Robert Il. Bolling's heirs, shall oilf.of .l.
publicly. for partition. on
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s. O..

Our line sl2. 1880, and SIS SUITS
ara the nobbiest Suits ever sold at these
fieurea Made Of firSt-eiass materials
by our own tailors, and are Q saving OF
no less than so per cent. from what rner-
chant tallors charge. Try 'em.