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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
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M s,a ssvsuth street. between Clay ana
Ys,.s rIsh elsht rooms ana oil c0nvcniencee
No oiO Merphsil street. betwsen MINI s"~
Tenth. with seven rooms, range. pasns ~" rsrnx-
M 1S02 FRANKLIN street, juss orposNo sv ~
Hi PARK. with eight rooms ana nos''A 'A
No. TO south First street, with eight rooms
and s paS street. between Clay and Leigh
WIN nm 81 It i Ross street, win six rooms.
~ szo- Franxlin strect, adjoining Looy-
Min Park With seven rooms, rnnke, pS .s, rc,c,.
No 122 south First street, Win ''sA
and modern Improvements.
No I4ii Ross street, with six rooms
No. 225 south Second street, Win SUI 'o0n''
paIn' Ss5 north Twentyssvcn.h street, with SIX
ROOM Sn 900 Brook avenue now, with seven rooms
No 300 south Second street, with sx rooms
'1 No.' 1901 and 1908 Franklin street. corner
Twelfth, with SIX rooms each. a. .,r.., With s,r
No S23 north Twenty-seyentn sIoc'' VIZ" ia
'o So. 5Is east Marshall street, with SIX rooms
'oW,sr '. SiS and 71b Main street, between Sew
1. No' "a Fighth. with six rooms each (over
store). sroprs
M 10 Goverpor street, between Main and
Franklin. formerly occupied by 4 uatnrsn'
'v No. PA south Seventh street, opposite the
0S No ISIS east Main street, With dwelling
above. .,,cvo
No 1903 Main street, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth suitable for INSURANCE Ok fcai o''"''
t,ho,ce sin the Merchants National BANK
building. corner Main and Eleventh, Win every
convenience for comfort rr,rv
on Nintn street between Main and Franklin
with all conyoniences.
ROOMS.
Two Rooms over the Exchange for Women
Work. corner Franklin and fourtn sfoo'e'
suitable for meeting-rooms.
Two Rooms over store No. BOO Broaa rtIee.'
netween NInth and Tenth, also suited for meet
ing-rooms. Apply to COW
ia 5-lt corner Eleventh and Bank sfeets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
A FEMALE MAJORITY.
cuR,ous vlRolNIAFlcURe FROM THE
CENSUS RETURNS.
osiy rAlrsy-x'se More white Hssss fhss
TsuaIss--rhs Dispatch ct a. h.-1hs
Mother OF a. p. Hill.

fcorrespondencs Of the Richmond pispascn-I
CgAsr Crrr, Va. June 4.-Ths Census
Bulletin Of May %, 1897, shows some IN
teres;ing figures with reference 70 our
population by scxes, In Mecklenourg
county out Of total population OF 2o,Sos
there are lis moro females than males OF
the whites. and es3 moro colored females
than males. Also, only 81 foreign born
whites of both sexes in the county.
In tho whole State Of Virginia OF the
entire native population OF whites the
males only exceed the females ". wniie
the colored females IN the state are A3'ooa
in excess Of the males:
Tho change of schedule on our railroad
now gives us the Richmond morning pa
pers same day of issue by 2 O'Clock a. NJ.
This is about as early as your people In the
city read them.
WILL ACCEPT.
Rev. Thomas Drew, ID. d., who il now
engaged in evangelistic work in Missouri,
has written that he will accept the call as
pastor of the Presbyterian church here In
the early fall. Rev. Frank II. Keen, now
supplying this church. expects 20 become
q missionary TO Korea or Corfd. ms
"hermit nation" has recently been opened
to missionaries of the Cross.
The mother of Northumberland A. Z;
Hill was born and grew to womanhood
near this place. She was Fannie Russell
Baptist. sister of State-Senator Richard
n. Baptist, for long time representing
Mecklenburg in the Virginia Senate. inc
Baptists originally came TO this State with
General Lafayette from France during the
Revolution, and the older ones spelled
their names Baptiste, but in later years
the "e" has been dropped. Rev. EDWARD
l.. Baptist, n Baptist minister, ana Ut.
John e.. Baptist, a prominent physician.
both residing near this place, are hrst cou-
sins of General Hill.
VISITORS.
Among the visitors here at the Mineral
Hotel are Captain James +. Netherland
and Miss Netherland, of Richmond; Misses
Eliza Tabb, Laura Mitchell Rosalie Jones,
Rosa Whiting, and Matte Jones, of Hamp-
ton, Va. and MIR. w. A. Burwell, Of sparta,
Ga. MIR. G. G.. Taylor and family, OF Pc
tersburg, are at the Hotel Davis.
Professor Henry n. Phillips, OF the
Southside Academy here, has accepted the
position of assistant cashier IN the Bank
of Mecklenburg and moved to Boydton.
The seasons recently have been most
propitious for growing crops, and all are
greatly encouraged by the bright and ia
yorAbie prospects for the year. Farmers
say land was never cultivated in better
condition, and unless all signs fail this Will
be glorious crop year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIN,

WEDNESDAY. JUNE SrH,
at 1890 o'clock, at No. 1886 Main street, will sell
consignment from large !obblng house and facto-
res, consisting OF 100 cases nrst-class STOCK OF
SHOES Of all grades desirable, seasonaD.e, ana
ouick sellers. such as NOmens A-Cat PolSas,
Doupola Button and Polish, Goat Button and
POLISH Grain Button and Polish; Misses Grain
Button and Polish; Mems B-Calf Balnorals, Bro
cans. and Congress; Mems slippers, Nomens
Slippers, Misses slippers; Boys wax Brogahs
and B-Calf Ba n 0rals, and many otner styles.
Any dealer can select a nrst-class retail STOCK
from this consignment. Also for factory 40 dozen
assorted styles and qualities STRAW HATS I;
20 sample TRUNKS, cost $50, late make also,
for parties declining business aud others reducing
STOCK a general collection of merchandise sucn
as say, 300 PAIR PANTS, % dozen JOB HAS,
mixed lot: NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SHIRTS
white and colored', IINWAkE, and many other
miscellaneous goods too numerous 90 mention.
This will be one Of the largest and most attrac-
tive sales have had for long time, aud most
earnestly request all my trade, both city and
country buyers. and other merchants VINO nave
not heretofore attended my trade Gales, TO come
and spend the day with me. nice iunch wiz
be served. say, at 1880 o'clock. Come anu make
yourself at home. Special terms 70 shoe buyers;
owner will give 80 days time, note satisfactorily
endorsed. go
sPRcIAI--I have positive understanding with
owners OF these goods that every lot offered must
besold, therefore you will not be throSing your
time away By attending this sale. The highest
bidder gets the goods.
Remember the date and place OF this sale
June Stn at 1890 O'Clock, atJ. Ii. VALENTINE -
Auction House, 1886 east Main street, Richmond,
Va. j. Ii. VALENTINE,
te 5-Su, Tu&W3t Auctioneor.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN /. HARDING.
on for Europs-Oniosr Gstsisy's Bail
Increased.

IuCICubvos
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. Juno 4.-The remains
OF John L. Harding, o former citi,
zen of this city, who died In STAFFORD
county yesterday, were brought heie to-
day and inferred in the city cemetery. lie
was a gallant ex-Confederate soldier.
Judge A. w. Wallace and wife will leave
Monday for New York, where they will
sail on Tuesday for Europe. They will visit
Norway and Sweden before returning.
During Judge Wallace's absence Judge Nor
ton. of Alexandria, will hold court for him.
BAIL INCREASED.
The case OF Michael A. Gately, the po-
lice officer who shot and killed the negro
Charles Washington on last Monday, IS
set for trial at the July term OF the court.
His bail was increased from $1,000 10
81. 900. Senator William A. Little, Dr..
will defend him.
quite number attended the german gwen
ut the Opera House last night by tho
Young men of the city to the their lady
friends and their guests. The music was
furnished by the Quartette-Orchest Ciup
and the german led by Mr.. +. W. Johnston
and Mr.. Eddy O'Bannon.
ANNIVERSARY.
Stonewall Lodge. Sons Of Sobriety, VIII
celebrate their fourteenth anniversary on
next Friday with a street parade ana iesii-
val. The following ladies constitute tne
committee in charge OF the festival; MIS-.
Rumsey Smithson, Mrs. J. W. Mussieman'
Mrs. Fannie T.. Keene. Mrs. A. u. Perry.
Mrs George Nicholson, and Misses Mary
Jeffries, Mary Merchant, Ella Merchant;
Carrie Keene. Annie Willinbucher. aud
Maggie Nicholson.
Rev. Alexander Beers and wife, of this
county, left Wednesday for Gresham, IRE
pop. where they will in the future reside.
The citizens generally greatly regret their
departure and wish them abundant sue
cess.
PERSONALS.
Rev. Mr.. Kriedler, of Bowling Green.
will preach at the Southland mission, III
this city. tomorrow morning. All arc IN
vited to attend. M
All of the newly-elected municipal Off
GERS have qualified before Judge Wallace
for their term OF Office.
Miss Lizzie Harvey, of Washington, an
Miss Hattie Grooves, OF Brooklyn, are
visiting Mrs. ID. L. Fleming.
Miss Nellie DAVIS, of Richmond. spent
several days III this city this week, the
guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. woody, OF rs
sex county. have returned nome inter
pleasant VISIT 10 their parents.
MIR. George c. Robinson, OF Kichmond,
was the guest this week of Mr.. ID. l..
Fleming and family.
Postmaster o. d. Foster and Internal
Revenue Collector Mr.. w. A. Colbert have
lett for Minneapolis TO attend the Repub-
lican convention.
Messrs. Robert Walker, Warren Yeat-
man, and Ernest Perry, of Washington,
spent several days in the city this week
with relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
The RYLAND LITERARY SOCIETY.
Young Lady Graduates of the Class of '0@.
Suffolk's Social Notes.
Of the Richmond Dispatch


Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
SrrFFoIK. VA, june 4-Ine annual cele-
bration of the Ry!and Literary Society of
Rylgnd Institute took place at CITY haii
YESTERDAY before O good-slZed audience.
A varied musical and literary programme
was rendered by the young ladies'. Rev.
NJ. b. Wharton. ID. D., of Norfolk, delly-
cred an admirable address, and Rev. IL. A.
Bagby, of Suffolk presented the dis
tlnctloDs.
The closing entertainment of the insti-
tute came off last night and the CITY Hall
was filled with the friends OF the young
ladies. The exercises were very interest
inc and elicited great applause. Follow
ing is a list of the young ladies composing
the cless of 1892 Graduates III full
course-Annie T. Holland. Etiie j. Beaton,
and Ida L. Ellenor. Graduates IN seem
tifc course-Sallle q. MOyler. Kate IL.
Alley. Anne A. Cherry, and Almeda X.
Larrabee. Graduate III literary course
Bessie 5. kempshall.
Rev. II. A. Bagby presented the dlplo-
mas and also medals to the successful con-
testants as follows Sallis Moyler, Latin;
Annie Holland. mathematics Clemmie
Goode, muse; Lucy Jones, music Sallle
Holland. French; Nellie Rabey, deport-
meut: Nav Butler. department; Jessie
Council. excelsior; Ellie Beaton, essay
Lula Robertson, spelling.
PERSONAL NOTES.
At the regular meeting of the Town
Council held last night Mr.. John L. Muir
ray was elected to fill the vacancy in the
Council caused by the elevation of Coun-
Gilman Brewer to the position of mayor.
Miss Alice Topping, of Old Point, has
been visiting here tor the past several
DAYS.
Miss Mittie Snyder has gone to Norfolk
| to visit relatives.
Miss Lula Mcleod. Of Norfolk, is visit
| ing relatives in Suffolk.
A number of our people went to Norfolk
yesterday to attend the memorial exer-
| ciseS.
Welcome Lodge. No 50, X. of p. con-
ferred two ranks on Thursday night and
had three applications presented for
membership. This lodge has had quite a
number of accesslons since the meeting
| Of the Grand Lodge last February.
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Monticello District Alliance. held ycster-
day, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year, Il. i. Lyman. president |;
W: I. Randolph, vice-pres,dent; T. H.
Williams. secretary; ID. X: Goodman,
W. Caldbeck, chaplain: r. r Budum, out
aide doorkeeper; James Humbert, inside
doorkeeper; J. R. wingfield, ]. NJ. Muir
ply, w. l. Randolph. executive commit
tee; H. I. Lyman. II. G. Marchant. J. w.
Porter, transportation committee; II. L..
Lyman. DIR. j. Y. Chancellor. j. 9. Town
send, good of thu order; J. 4. Wingheld,
J. NJ. Murphy, w. L. Randolph. ii. r.
Magruder, S. w. Caldbeck, delegates to
the County Alliance. The meeting was
held in the new hall over the Alliance store,
which was recently filed ~ for the use OF
the Alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
THE WARM SPRINGS VALLEY.
The boulevard" and Improvements at
the "Hot "-Excursions and Fishing.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l


the Hot"-Excursions and Fishing.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS, Va, June 3.-Messrs.
Ingalls, and Axtell, the president and wee
president, respectively, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, were here for the pur-
poses of looking over the improvements
week. Mr.. Axtell is the president OF the
company which own and control the
springs situated in the valley, and one OF
the objects of tho visit is 10 view the new
boulevard before accepting the same.
They were much pleased with the work
which has been done on il. Mr.. ingalls,
was here several days. He is having cot
tege built at the Hot Springs and Will
bring his family here for the summer
months.
Another cottage is also being built there
for Mr.. Osborne. These two buildings are
placed high on the side OF the mountain,
Just above the Homestead" and have a
most commanding view OF the surround
Ing country.
THE HOTELS.
Work on the new hotel at the Hot will
be begun at once and pushed rapidly to
completion, but will scarcely be ready Tor
guests until the next season. The present
hotel accommodations are very superior
stead " is the old hotel remodelled. and
follows in some particulars the style OF the
Tuxedo" 1t has been very handsomely
furnished and no expense has been spared
to provide tor the crowd of guests who
will soon gather there. Already there are
some registered there and the number Is
increasing daily.
An excellent line of carriages does SER
vice on the line between that point and
fhic Tho Warm has mora than its tlslal
quota Of visitors at tins season. Excur-
SONS from some of these springs 10 one OF
the many points of interest IN reach IS
daily occurrence. Trout-tishing in the
streams near by has been freely INDUCED
IL by many of the guests at this place.
The High School. which has been so sue
cessfully conducted here during the past
winter by the Messrs. Byrd. has closed.
The young gentlemen purpose making
their efforts on larger scale here next
season and are now making preparations
for that idea.
Miss Chestey Hopkins is at home after a
very successful session of study at one OF
the Philadelphia medical colleges.
Miss Roberta Parker has returned from
Washington. Her repository has attracted
much attention here for number OF sea-
sons.
Corporal III. II. Erwin returned yesterday
from his winters attendance on Fish
burne's Military School.
Tue following are some Of the guests of
the week at the Healing Springs: George
Van Icer. of New Jersey Robert Harrison.
York. y. Pattock, Of Illinois; Frank
Sthrope and wife. OF Brooklyn; J.K Wyer,
of Pittsburg; A. W. Motto, of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Howard, of Louis
willie; J. n. Brooke, OF New York, and
James s. Rayer. of Pittsburg.
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AUCTION aALen-Mcedey:.-,~.
By Chewnlng d Rose
Raj Estate AGENTS, Auctioueers, ana bfokeess
No. north Tenth street.
TyRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
NORTH-sEvENTEENTH
STORE PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, dated
14th day OF November, 1859, and oil record ~
the CLERKS office OF Richmond Chapcery COURT
I'm Deed Book t33 G. page 100, default naying
been made In tho payment o. the dcpt tnessin
escured aud being required 80 10 90 py tno
beneficiary, we will sell BY auction, upon the
promises, On
MONDAY, JUNE @, 1892,
AZ 9 O'Clock L. NJ, that certain LOT OR PAX.
Gel OF LAND, with BRICK TENEMENT
thereon, lyifg and being IN tho city OF Rich
mond, Va, on the east side OF Seyenteentn
street between Walnut alley and Franklin
street, fronting on Seventeenth street IL ioet
10 inches, and running back between psraliei
lines CS feet and 2 inches TO an alley In COM
mon, with all the rights and privileges unto tho
said lot in any manner appertaining, especially
the right OF using tho alley 2 feet inches vide
on the north side OF the said lot and tenement.
The location OF this property, together with the
fact OF its always being tenanted, lustlnes US 10
saving you cannot go amiss by buying here:
Hence we invite the attendance OF all Interested
In adding TO their possessions 10 DO vita US AT
tho hour Of sale.
TgRMs: By consent viii be one third In cash !;
tho residue In six and twelve months, secured
by n deed OF trust, or all cash az ihe option OF
the purchaser. A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
INV % Trustees.
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Cleveland and North Carolina.

From the Wilmington IN. c. Messenger,
strong Cleveland paperl
We see that Mr.. Smith, of Raleigh. is IN
Washington and telling 1t that Cleveland
will lose North Carolina by some $4,000
votes or more. He is Hillite. His
judgment may be good in the instance of
the vote, however bad in selecting can
di9ate. The Messenger has long ago ex-
pressed its belief that Cleveland cannot
carry this State. The Farmers Alliance
has been poisoned against him by false
hoods, ISLANDERS. and misrepresentation of
facts. He would be knitted by thousands of
them. Whether Hill could carry North
Carolina or no we may not say. We feel
sure that there are thousands who will vote
for Cleveland with will who will not vote
for Hill. We believe the safest chance for
the Democrats is to take some strong,
popular western man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

In execution % a decd y trust made b. Rob-,
r. Norris 70 James Alfred Jones and John a.
Meredith, ~ trustees, bearing daio NoFefn rf Q
10, 1859. and duly recorded, I, as sgriT &
trustee. being thereto required BY the credit
occurred and In obedience % \ decree y is
Chancery Court OF the citJof Richmond, enierr
March >. 1891, IN tho caDrs Of Norris, trustee
"a. the Virginia State Insurance. Company, W.
sell by auction, on tho promises,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1892,
at ~ o'clock NJ, tho VALUABLE FARM .b2,s
referred 20, situated In lienrico county, ca sc
east sldo OF tho Aochsnicsviilo turnpike, 10 ID
which 1t has long front, extending back ~ 40
Chickahomlny river and containing $50 Alkki,
moro or less, embracing. besides no ekcsils1l
highland, a quantity OF Chickshominy 0u.
grounds. a large area OF tho nnost truck la1dt
aud a sufIicieucy ~ woodland.
The buildings consist or . dwelling r-ia -
usual out buiidings and sOnlo other settlements
such a. tenants houses. &c.
There are few estates comtning more s.o
ments OF value than thi- 10 TO lrsi rlaoA Q
is a large estate very noar 70 tho cliy u H.ct.
nond, on an excellent road, and emhfn g. 4
some Of the best trucking hand 10 TIE o0lntT
the soil being similar 10 that q INC nQfsl Fsgs-
table section al Hanover county. Ihen, sgal
it, nearness % n growing cty, such AS krt.
mOni now -, justices the hope OF fery iArY- p.
increased value In few years. and asain 10 e
said % contain inexhausiioi9 qnantri's Of ihs
very fnest clay for pottery, bro erci. riIef
specimens OF ware burned ont Of ;As 10,
above referred 10 are 10 possession n CC'1oel
Robert +. NORRIS, who sili doubtless b g.ii ~
chow them.
lean confidently recommend this properly b
tho farmer, manufacturer, and rpoc I's'1r a.
promising fne returns Ia ths near ililra
This property Will be orerei nrst n aFs ~
more subdivisions, as shown a = plat ~ p 2
James 4. Redd 4 sons, % BE- seen Al ihe ol'ls &
the auctioneer and on tho premises On ils iaf
OF sale, and then a. whole, and tho ors0nr
which produces the largest aggregate pre- -
have preference over tho other
TERNs: BY consent one third cash; s1i ne
residue In three equal instruments ~ ore. ~
ana three years, for notes win Interest s1if 4
and secured By trust decd, " all cash 49, ne
option OF the purchaser.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
tel Surviving lrusiee
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AN ALLEGED SWlNOlER.
Arrest OF q Man Charged with Obtatning
Money Under False Preiences.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAGLorTEsyn.LE. Va. June A man
giving the name of Cline was arrested here
last night by government detectives on
the charge Of auindling. 1t is said that
Cline's right name is Jerome X. Carlyle.
sffd he Is ACCUSED of representing himself
to several persons IN South Carolina and
North Carolina as post-otfice inspector
AID procured money by promises to Sc
cure post-oiiice and other government po-
sitions for certain applicants. From one
victim alone he is said to have secured
Si3s. The accused had in his possession
letters addressed to both Cline and Car
lyle, and admitted some days ago that he
had made use Of both names, but de-
MES that he is the man who played
the confidence game. He was taken before
Alderman Tyson, who committed him to
iail. He will be taken before some United
States officer who has the power to COM
nit, 20 that q requisition from the Gov
ernor Will not be necessary. Ciin9 IS
about six feet tall, slender. and weighs
about l65: dark-skinned. brown hair. and
long brown moustache. He has been IN
this place about ak weeks. and claims TO be
3 csrrisge-psinter.
AI1xAxW oyyIcxns.
~ ~ regular nonthly nsstiaG 4 ~
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AgCvls. sALss-yss.ss Ssys:,
BY N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
T,RUSTEES' SALE OF THE
SNUG FRAME DWELLING
No. 1926 WEST LEIGH STREET,
BY AUCTION.

IN execution Of deed Of trust executed by Y.
c. tiIinn and vito b tho undersigned, bearing
da.s OF February 90, 1891, and duly recorded IN
Deed Book I42 h, page 500. Richmond chsncery
Court, we Will sell by auction, on tho promises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1892.
A. q O'Clock +. NJ. that EXCELLENT, WELL
PLANNED. AND DESIRABLE TWO-sIOHf
FRANE DWELLING No. 1920 west Lcigh near
Rove street. and tho lot on which u STANDS
fronting 20 by 120 fcot 20 an alley ~ feet VICE.
Tnis NEAT, NEARLY NEW. WELi~BtlLI.
AND VERY COSY HOUSE. with every necessary
copyenienco and containing six pretty rooms
Will make an attractive home for nice family.
OF will prove a good renting property i you want
an investnent. Here Is an opportunity 70 Duy
a house OF a popular size aud well located,
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 10 pay costs OF safe ana
a note for $50. with interest from I'D August
1871, and another for $50, with Interest," rom
o3d February, 1892, and on the Iohoslns
credits: As 10 $50 until 23d August, lsys, as
70 $40 until Odd February, 1898, as 20 30 un,i
o3d August, 1893. rs 10 $1,000 until 23d FOB
ruary. 1894, and the residue on terms to DO an
nounced a. time OF sale. 80, nour
w. c. PRESTON,
- Trustees
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IwlII sell on tho premises, without llrni. or 70

will sell on tho premises, without limit or re-
serve, on
THURSDAY. June o, 1892.
at 8 o'clock p. NJ, large number OF THOSE
VALUABLE, NEARBY, AND BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF FAIR
MONT, plats Of which will DO ready for free dis
tributiOn on the 9th instant.
Anyone desiring nice lot for home or for
speculative purposes should attend this sale, AZ
the lots are close 10 tho heart Of the city, being
nearer 10 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 10 the sale and bring your friend II you
want 10 DO him a favor, and remember every lot
offered VIII be sold.
The company Will assemble at the corner Of
FairmOnt avenue and Twonty-rrst street, and
conveyances will leave the o1ice on tho aac-
tioneer al 4:30 TO take bidders 10 the sale.
Terms: Very easy and announced at time Of
sale. v. W. BOWIE,
te2 Agctioneer.