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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
Tho Fern Aground.
rBy telegraph TO she Dispa,on.l

10y I'IeBrlVU % IH7 I7I7V'771'7
PoRrMoc1H N. H., September l0.-In,e
United States steamer Fern. from horioik
for Kittery navv-yaId, in charge OF COM
mander Henry w. Lyons. went ashore one
mile below this city at 2 o'clock this morn;
ing. The place where the vessel grounded
is one Of the worst in the river. and the
steamer lies with one quarter OF her Keel
ont OF water and some ffty feet of 1t gone.
River men say that when thetide turns the
vessel will fill and sink. The cause OF the
accident is said to have been foggy weather
and the fact that the buoy which MARKS
the ledge could not be discerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
nnirs az Meherrln.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspa'cn.l
MEHERRIN, VA, September lO.1Dr' VII
liam 4. Edwards and family VINO navy ss
been spending the summer neio' io''
Thursday for Portsmouth. o,.,,
General James s. Greever, OF Smyth
county, is guest of Mr. Il. w: Scott. A.
subscriptions have been raised Tor tne
erection OF a Presbyterian church IN thlS
village .,,..o IA go
The Meherrin Farmers Alliance heia lts
regular monthly meeting mere @L4
Not a member is an advocate OF Ahi"-
nnrIVIgm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

A party Of Young ladies and gentlemen
from Church Hill gave a delightful hay
ride Thursday night about seven miles
from Richmond to Mr. j. W. Gilliam's place,
near Seven Pines. They found some nice
melons and enjoyed themselves very much.
After eating and playing for some time
the party. consisting of Mr.. Walker (chape-
rom. Mss Blanche Walker, Miss Jennie
Valentine. Mss Blittie Walker, Miss Augers
and sister. Miss Jessie Walker, and sweet
little Kate Walker. who was as cute as
usual. aud their escorts, Mr.. Gillian, MIR.
Valentine. Mr.. Paul Walker, Mr, Roane
Valentine. and few others, returned
home about 2 o'clock very much fatigued
indeed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
FIREALARM FORAKER
He OPENS THE REPUBLICAN CAM
PAlGN IN OHIO.
Esis Usual Tirado Against the soutb--HIs
Mighty Warning In Time OF
Peacc-Etat Reid.
[pr ,elorrnph @ ,he plspasch.l


woopsDAIg-IsIASD PARK. o., September
i0.-The anniversary Of Perry's victory on
Lake Erie was chosen by the League of
Republican Clubs TO open the presidential
campaign in Ohio. This place IS the cen
tire OF Butler, the strongest Democratic
county in Ohio. 1t is the annual mass
meeting of the Ohio Republican League.
Whitelaw Reid and Ex-Governor Foraker
made speeches. Governor Mckinley, Clay
Evans. and General Turner Of Tennessee.
General Houston OF Kentucky, and other
well-known Republicans were present.
Foraker; made a characteristic speech,
brigtling all over with denuociation and
violent rhetorical outbursts against De-
mocracY and It's candidates.
SLAVERY AND TR-R-R- EAsoN.
Following is an extract: Tho FIRST
great question with respect to which they
Harrison and Cleveland differed was hu-
man slavery. Harrison thought It should
be stopped where 81 was; Cleveland wanted
20 extend 1t into other territories. Harri-
son thought IL bighting curse. One
was the party of freedom, and the other
was party Of slavery. one was the party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
IMPORTANT GaAND-JuRY CASES.
Judge witt wan Have a Variegated
Docket for This Term.


The grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
meets September goth. and already about
100 eases lIvc been forwarded to u from
the Police Court. hcse include charges
OF all Sorts of offences and the probability
is that the approaching term Of the Hust-
lugs Court VIII be most interesting
The most important case to b9 tried is
that Of Edward Parson. who, it is alleged,
committed ga outrageous assault on his
daughter. The most complicated, proba-
bly,, is that OF tho negro women charged
with the robbery Of the residences OF John
4. hratz and l.. FerTGndlui. There are six
women. aud fifteen charges are against
them.
The case of William Gilaum, who killed
". y. Tyler on Byrd street on the night Of
May 7th. is set for trial IN this term Of this
court.
Mrs. ROYAL NJ. Burt and J. r. THAR.
whose case created such n sensation at the
Police Court. will be tried at the coming
term. o. viii also the cases of the detec-
tives. Still and Conley, aud George White,
who got III trouble with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

OF union, the other Of disunion. ono
party produced such men az Chase, sum
ner, Greeley, Grant, Garfield, Ihsade9n.'
Stevens, John A. Logan. and James "
Blaine. The other gave as jefferson Davis.
and treason at the South, and Fernando
Wood. Adlsi Stevenson, and tho hnignts
Of the Golden Circle at the North.
HARRISON IN vAn.
When the war came on it but intensihen
their differences. Harrison became so,-
der and Cleveland became a CoppeInean'
Harrison believed in emancipation Clevs-
land insisted that IL was unconstitutional
Dir. Reds speech was a political one
UNFOLDING the Republican party ana nar-
rison's Administration, and paving coun-
pliments 10 the citizens OF ONO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. NEW DETACHED FRAME DWELLING,
SITUATED ON The WEST SIDE or ENsLOW
AVENUE BEfW BEN HIGHLAND AND BYRON
STREETS HIGHLAND PARK, II NRiCO
COUNTYl.--By virtue Of n certain deed OF trust
from John G. Ross 20 the undersigned trustee,
dated August II. 1891, ana Of record In the
clerks ONCE OF Henrico County Court. Deed
BOOK 1876 A, page 3S7, default having been made
in the payment OF a portion Of the debt secured
thereby, aud heviag been directed 50 70 do by
the beneficiary therein, shall proceed TO sell at
public auction, upon the promises. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1892.
az ~ o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY described
as ABOVE Tho house contains stx or seven
rooms and Is comparatively new. The lot froaIs
30 feet and runs back between parallel lines
40 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide The electric
car ane passes within naif q block Of this pro
perty.
TEFMs; Cash as 20 expenses Of sale and 70
pay OF tho sum OF s459.34, with interest from
August IL, 1892; q credit ~ 20 s4so-a3 until
August, 1895, and further ere tit as 10 Sol l.Sf
until August n, 1894 tho balance upon terms
20 DO announced az sale.
FRANK 7. SUTTON, Trustee.
SUTTON a Co.. AuctiOneers. so A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

A REGULAR monthly session of The Board
Of Aldermen will be held tomorrow night,
commencing ut 1880 O'Clock. Much bust,
ness is TO he transacted by the body and
many important measures are to be con-
sidered.
There will be no committee meetings
AI..r.ln.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
Iron STRIKE settled.
By telegraph to The Dispatch. !

ny telegraph @ the Dlspaich'I
PrrrsBuRG. Pa, September 10.-The
strike at the Oliver Iron and Steel Compa-
nv's bolt-factory was settled to-day. Ihe
men will return 10 work on Monday morn
irg. Concessions are said TO have been
made on both sides. The factory employs
about 800 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
Gz
HORSES.
so
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA.-lN THE CLFRK'S
OFFICE OF TuE CHANCgRy Corpr oy
THE CITY or RICHMOND. TIIE s-s, nav ~
AUGUST. 1892, N VACATION.
II. W. fiournoy, Alexander Cameron. W. 4
Johnson. and z. II. Gale .......,-.' 'Pialnt,i..
Against
The virginia steel, Iron ana Slate COMPANY and
the stockholders Of said compAny ao,or5ins 80
schedule marked Exhibit A. win pisintlcg
bill. ..ssss.....s...- .......... Dafandanfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
BY II. seldom Taylor 6 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
once II Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AM

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET, SECOND DOOR EAST OF FIF-
TENTH STREET, DESIGNATED B1
STREET NUMBERS 1904 AND 1906, BklNd
TIE SANE RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY THE
SOUTHERN MACHINE SAW-WORks.-By
virtue Of a certain deed OF trust executed
by Joseph G.. Ross and wife 10 me as trustee
dated December .. 1891, and duly recorded 10
the Clerks o1lce Of Richmond Chancery Court
in Deed BOOK "A II. page 3Gf, VIII proceed 10
sell, az public aucti IN, on the promises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1892,
at o'clock Y. d.. the Aforementioned Pro
PERrN which Is part OF the same conveyed
by the SAID deed Of trust.
The LOT fronts 37x0s feet and the improve
ments consist Of q one-story building, which Gov
ers the entire lot.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, notes with interest added
and security by a deed Of trust
WILLIAM =. DESAUSSURE,
soil Trustee.
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Fatsi Lightning stroke.

by Telegraph 10 the bas".''"i -.
CgrcAGo. September i0.-During ilgnt
thunder-shower this evening hstHatniiS
struck the house Of George shane, ia'a oi9
burning his two boys, 8 and II years oiu'
who were sleeping together. ..,,.-.----.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
~ SEE WHAT YOUR RENT MONEY WILL
Read, Refect, and Act.

30 cash and e1O per month will buy TWO
STORY DWELLING, 3 rooms, No.
III Washington street cheap.
-" cash aud $3.50 p0r month VIII buy
IWO-STORY DWELLING, 1 rooms,
49, o23 Buchanan street. Rents for IS.
300 cash and $40 per month, BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLING. 3 rooms,
Church street. Oregon HUI.
Sl20 cash md slO per month. NEAT TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, 3
rooms each, deep tots, No 900 and
GOA China street
STORY BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLINGS, rooms each Linden
street, near Clay-Nard Market.
500 cash and $3.50 per month. TNO-STOR1
FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
DWELLING, 724 south Pine street,
neor riverside PARK; g rooms.
500 cash aud 30 per month will buy
MAT RAI-WINDOW TWO-S1OBY
DWELLING, 71G north Twonty-third
street; 9 rooms. Rents for $3.50.
$3.50 cash aud $40 per mo nth, CORNER
BRICK TWO-STORY DWELLING.
west Cary street; rooms.
$500 cash and $50 per month viii buy an
S-rCom modern TWO-SfORN and
BASEMENT DWELLING, cary
street
$500 CASH AND
$4,000 lmonthly Will BUY a NICE THREE
STORY BRI OK RESIDENCE, s rooms,
near Monroe Park. All in good order
ana ready for occupancy.
$500 CASH AND
$500 monthly VIII BUY A DETACHED TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, west Cary
streot, rooms, near Plum street
Large lot, STABLE sc. Nicely papered.
$3.50 CASH AND
$4,000 monthly win BUY A NEW QUEEN
ANNE DETACHED RESIDENCE, 3
rooms, cattedral-light windows, double
Ynrlors, slate mGntes. In the West
ELd on tho elcctrc-line.
$500 CASH AND
$4,000 monthly Will BUY BRAN-NEW BRICK
MEDIUM-SIZE MODERN DWELLING,
lust completed, on Belyidere street near
CARY, rooms, double parors, marble
manteis. ranges, gas fixtures, &c.
Ready for occupancy.
cW-Y0u can DRAW THE RENTS or occupy
the houses a. you may prefer when cash pay
ment Is made. .. -..
se11-It 1llJ Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
BY y. W. Bowe,

In exeCtion OF a deed of trust made by Ro-
bort +. Morriss 20 James Alfred Jones and John
4. Meredith. as trustees, bearing date Noyem-
Der -, 1869. and duty recorded, I, as surviving
trustee, being thereto required by the creditor
secured, and In obedience TO decree OF the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond, entered
March g. 1891, In the cause OF Morris, trustee,
C.. the Virginia state Insurance Company, viii
sell by auction at the front door OF the City Halt,
ana az tho BrOad-street entrance thereof, in the
city Of Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1892,
at IL o'clock NJ, the VALUABLE FARM above
referred TO, situated In Henrico county, on the
east side OF the Mechanlcsyilio turnpike, upon
which IL has long front running along said
turnpike 20 the Chicahomny river aud contain
ing $50 ACRES, more or less, embracing, be-
sides the excellent highland. quantity OF
ChicahOminy loy-grounds, a large area Of the
finest truck lands, and a sufficiency woodland.
The buildings consist OF dwelling with the
usual Out-buildings and some other settlements,
such a. tenants houses, sc.
There are few estates combining more ele-
ments OF value than this. In the FIRST place, II
Is a large estate very near 70 the city OF Rich
mOnd, on an excellent road, and embracing
some OF the best trucking land IN the county, the
soil being similar TO that OF the noted vegetable
section OF Hanover county. Then, again, its near
ness 90 u growing CITY, such az Richmond now is,
justi0es the hope Of n very largely-increased
value in few years; end again, Il Is said to con-
tain inexhaustible quantities OF the very finest
clay for pottery nro-brick, thing, &C.
TERMS: Cash sufficient % pay expenses OF exc
cnting the trust and 10 discharge debt amount
ing 20 sl2.229.37, with interest on s6,3lS.46,
part thereof from June ] 1, 1890, at per cent,
and on S1S5.l0, aLother part thereof from June
IL, 1890, nt per cent aud tho residue the
grantOr and his assigns failing 10 prescribe tho
terms toitl upon credits OF one or two years. IN
equal amounts, with interest added and secured
bs q deed OF trust upon the property.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
sea Surviving trustee.
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and contents, valued at Sc, the property
OF II. P. @. May. Dismissed.
Lorenzo M4ngfeld (coiored). bctraying
Mari Jane Williams under promise Of mar
riage. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
By George w. Mayo, Auetloneer.

by UeOrge ", Mayo AuCIIOueef.
TLEGANT HAND-CARVED BED
~ STEAD, CUT GLASS. AND CHINA, FUR
NlTURE, &C, AT AUCTION.--I Will sell at the
residence Of Alfred Moses, Esq, IN east Frank
lin street, at 1880 A. NJ,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER u, 1892.
an ELABORATELY HANDICAPPED ANTIQUE
BEDSTEAD, with CANOPY TOP AND SPRING
MATTRESS; l HAND-CARVED MARBLETOP
WALNUT SlDhBOARD, MAHOGANY AND
WALNUT SINGLEAND DOUBLE BEDSrEADS,
WOVkN-WIRE SPRINGS, LARGE CHINA
PRESS. some EXCELLENT HAlR-MAI-
TRESSES In nice condition; SILK BROCATELLE
PORTIERRES, CUr-GLASS DECANIEkS,
CELERY, SC. CHINA TEA-SET AND DECO
RATED CHINA WARE, PLATEDWARk.
CROCKERY, BRIC-A-BRAC, GlLT-FRAAKD
PICTURES, MARBLE and other VASES,
VELVET CARPET, RUGS, and miscellaneous
assortment OF HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
se1I GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctoneer.
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prAT THEN AT HOME.
roessr.nlLLs DEFEAT THE Pc
1Hs -sseeseuRcs ON THE DIAMOND.
Inc. yud a score OF g To the
- reeord-peo'h Of Ses' Gregory
o,her Manchester News

Nan Mathews took his Forest
,S .tnplnes over 10 Petersoure SeS'er,
o." a.1neon and wrostod weil-eafned
o' " ,rom the crack team OF the
'.' t5. c,,,. The attendance was large,
'.,c., was iicrcely waeed. The eFanks
81. ,henyelvos hoarse, and The Free
&C.. came home smiling aud happy
',.. ..,r, oi the ramo is told IN the fol-
spcc.al from the DISPATCH CORE
..ri SO ttat places, ,o..,..
-'-. tte batteries. ibe feature
hc. ..,,e was tao running catch
a. ,~I.u by Bradley The Forest
.sfhc FIRST Co scofc. Wheh IN the
Do inning IA, Tor made run ana lne
..qf. r.i thc score IN the thiid ia
.,.rtl mining W. D. A"fseoao} tue
Oh ft. Forest HILLS, was struck be-
, .,,- while at the bat and had
t' .r.lcn. re WAS taken TO tho
f-ngsioro. where medical ana was
and everything WAS done tor
,..- the excitement due 20 TINS
I.d lassci the game was re-
...a '! the energy had been taken
''... t.e PLAYERS.
4A1r's IoWE EUN.
..-ath inning with two men out
.... % bali oyec the fence ano
.-.. ran. winning She game. Tho
CO... .... az hrsj base was severely
I.t le Petersburg patrons and
..... considerably, but has long
.slt the applause which It
M Manchester boys returned
u.. taken home IN carriage
.... I'D .ha evening bc was resting
bechcr took bis place when
TUr SCORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
sou-1t

FoR RENT l
$3.50 per nnnum; 1Ith and Marshall streets.
$50 per annum 1881 east Clay street.
$500 per annum: Z north Fourth street.
500 per anuum 1O7 east Clay street.
s42O per annum 100 south Filth street.
$500 per annum 400 west Grace street.
$500 per aunum: BOZ west Main street.
$3.50 per annum: 32UE west Clay street.
$500 per annum; All west Clay street.
327O per aunum: 5l2 east C.nY street.
$40 per annCm 4Oi east Leigh stleot.
5000 per annum: 1910 Ross street.
S270 per aunum: 1926 Ross street.
$500 per annum 405 east Canal street.
8240 per aDnum; 3lSlk lwcnty-seyenth street.
5000 per annum 2SOl east Franklin street.
$40 per month: 500 north rwenty-!ourth.
SIS per month; l07 Beech street.
$3.50 per month; 1104H Chaflin street.
S4OO per annum; FLAT, Fifth and Cary.
$500 per annum; FEAT. FUN and Cary.
$24O per amman: FLAT, RITA ard Cary
STORES.
5000 per annum; l43J east Main streo:.
$500 per annum; 10 east Main street
$3.50 per nnnum 100 south Twelfth street
S4O0 per annum ; 323 Market space.
500 per Rnnum; 3l9 Market space.
S25O per annum; Thirteenth and Franklin.
$3.50 per month 300 east Main street
80 per month; 19l east Main street.
$I4 por month: 1927 east Main street.
$3.50 per month; III north Fourth street.
Cal IOr September PRINTED RENT-LISF.
SUTTON & CO..
sc Hit 10I4 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

Or. T.-..a Gregory. widow of Rev.
l..-.....t aud s,epmother Of Judge
r... n. Gregory. died Friday afternoon
...... D., lockwood. her homo. IN
.... ABOUT nine miles from Man
II,L..tA-ed was q most eStima-
Nc uyatie character, and for
..-.....-. Dad been useful member Of
g.. r.U.., church. She had beel sick
,. -..I PRIOR o. her death with fever,
s.I..r.aI vn- calm and peaceful.
.t...-.I took place Yesterday after
,...-t.... ... from her late residence.
-. .-,... were conducted by Rev.
I.- b W.ree. Of Midlothian, and
. t.re4t was made IN the family
....r..-1. Ili.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

JOIN ]. Hopper, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST GEORGE
WIKIE AND AIS, DEFENDANTs--lN fHE CHAM
Gerry COURT or THB CITY on RICHMOND.
!, Cnatles ". GOddin. Clerk OF said Court GER
tffy thu, the bond required Of tho special com
missioners by tao decree in said cause Oh Do
cembor y, 1891. has been duly givea.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF sep
tember 1892.
Sc list CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
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JcTfoN sALE-5o HEAD WESTERN HORSES AND MULES
WEDNESDAY NEXT, ssrrrxprR IA. 1899
John J. HOPPER

Vim y. hOl IIts - -. 49,.
- ys. S stts, ~ ~ w
The undersigned special commissioners. APP
pointed IN the abOye-styled suit by decree en-
tered therein on December 81, 1891, Tor tho
purpose. will, IN pursuance 81 said decree, sell
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, SEFTSMBER II. 1892,
az o'clock. r. NJ. on the promises, toe KNIT
IING-NILL AND WOOL EN-MILL MA
CHlNERY, situated in Eas; Ri ;hmond, ehort
distance from the eastern limits Of the city OF
Richmond, in the building known as !" Woolien-
MIL Building This machinery consists prlnct-
pally OF tho following: Three Cards, about
As inches vide, ? Rollers, each 80 thread. / 24O-
Spindle. seli-s ting spinner, 1 1hreai-Opener,
/ Picker l Twist-Machine, 100 Splndles, III
Knitting-Ma hines patent Brsnsonl. Rbber,
Sewing Machine, / Filing Machine, wiring
ing-Machine, Dyeing-ruba, Dye Frames, Press
Boards. Shaitlng, Pulloys, Tools, and other ar
tlclas used about a woOlien- and knitting-miii.
This machinery Is put no ready Tor running
aud We are Informed Is In running order ms
sale will afford a fino opportunity 70 any one
who needs all or part Of such machinery, or
who may desire 10 60 into this line OF business,
10 Is IN a building suited for such mill, with
good surroundings. There ts also an engine ana
boiler in tho building, which was put there 20
run this machinery.
TERMS; Either cash or one-,hird cash, ana
balance In four. eight, and twelve months, 20 be
secured by notes with approved eniorsers, 10 De
JAMES /. ANDERSON,
GEORGEJ. HOOPER, JR,
II. X. POLLARD.
Special Commissioners.
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LlOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS. e.,
II first eoor. les south Fourth street M
ara per month. No children. Apply on premises.
w. so Hit
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ar..HrRY ANn rR-n-n. rAsoN.
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT DWELLINGS.

No. 623 Franklin street. az the southwest cor
ner OF Seventh, with twelve rooms, besides
kitchen, laundry. ana servants rooms, and all
modern cOuvoniencos.
3O7 Min street, between Third and Fourth.
with ten rooms and modern Improvements.
No H08 east Marshall street. With seven rooms
and modern conyenienccs.
40. 27O2 Franklin street, just opposite Libby
Hil Park, with seven rooms, range. bath, SC.
No. sos Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall. with about twelve rooms, besides de-
tachcd kitchen.
Nos 100 and 122 First street between Cary
and Canal with eight rooms each and con-
yenicncics
No. 3i5 north Twelfth street, with eight
rooms and all cOnvenlences.
No. 8l2 west Man street, with ten rooms. and
convenience.
$40 seventh street. between Clay and Leigh,
with eight rooms, &c.
No. 225 south Second street, with seven rooms,
bath, g..
Noe. III and 715 east Main street, with eight
rooms each over stores
No. GU cast Marshall street, with i've rooms,
bath, DC, over store.
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CUT THIS OUT !

~ HHAO w \ .
IGOR RENT-RESIDENCES. ca
5000 per annum; 400 Grove avenue.
$500 per aDnum; 1912 Grove avenue.
$500 per annum Morris IT. near Grove ave.
$3.50 per annum: 1902 Floyd avenue.
$3.50 per annum; $50 north 7th street.
1900 per annum; 1113 Grove avenue.
1900 Der annum: 2Ol5 west Main street.
$500 per annum: IL north 4th street.
1878 per annum; lis north goth street.
$3.50 per annum; 2721 n street
So4O per annum; 20O3 east Broad street
s21G ner anDum: 2qO5 east Marshall street.
s2I6 per nnnum: 81 north 9th street.
5000 nor snnun: 2O7 Reservoir street.
$3.50 Dor annum: 1909 Ross street.
slGS nor annum: 26l7 east Clay street
$3.50 per month: III Reservoir street.
s1I por month; PIG Reservoir street.
Sl1 per month; 22j north 2Oth street.
SI1 per month 30 Reservoir street
sIO per month 1929 west Marshall stroeL
$40 per month: 2SO4 o street.
$40 PER month: 2S02 q street.
$40 per month: 1904 east Main (rOOms).
so per month: 1875 south Cherry street
SS.33 per month; 1904 Ashland street.
IS per month; 9O6 north IN treet.
$3.50 per month; S14 north 24th street.
81 per annum; q0b north 2Sth street.
50 per month; IL Spring street.
s5 per month: 2Sth street between and i.
Cnll for Our PRINTED RENT-LISI.
Phone 534. j. y. ELAN & CO,
Sc Tilt lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

T'r.-.r Thomas II. Smith was arrest
e. ..-..,.a. Uu the charge OF assauitlng
.|I.a, N Ilm T.. Young, The trouble
...9... TN. tva ueu occurred on Friday
s..I-..,u... -'cw gwen at Spring Hill,
....-..-l..I. near the corporate hints.
..-..t.- alteration, whic1 was not q
.rlr Smith Bat louug's nasal
.... .a.-. badly. The case comes up be-
90. N.-I Maurice Tomorrow morning.
l..-4 Sutl. c1lored woman who
.s.-. game. h1I.liug on Hull street. be
'a. i.lr.. ltl and Fifteenth, was be-
.-. '.s Mayor Court Yesterday morning
.--I R.tI violating the city ordinance
.s Hur lyr house. which Is IN the
81. 1..'.-y district. The Mayor dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

DROAD- STREET PROPERTIES. -
ID can for particulars as 10 four or nYo pieces
/ nave FOR SALE, one or Two OF which are most
'a,1io,ii,, lo.,ated N. w. BOWIE,
~ iI.it Real Estate and Loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11

nor RENT, ON REASONABLE
l. TERMS, TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
ROOMS at 1902 Floyd avenue. Delightful
re,ehhorhood. SO Hit