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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
RepLeNlsheo HIS WARDROBE.
Now He Is Mourncd by q Tailor, Shoe
Dealer, Shirt Man, and Others

A little over a week ngo q rather pre-
possessing stranger. giving his name az u.
j.. Baker, of New York. went 10 the City
Bank and said 70 the teller. Mr.. Blount.
that he desired 10 open an account with that IN,
s.itutiop. lie was Informed that II was = tu'c o'
the bank not 20 receive money on deposit unirss
the party offering 20 make the dcposn Wa
known in the bang or was identined py rono
citizen. Baker departed but returned shortiy
accompanied by member Oh ..e'
estate nrm of the city, ana inc Ial'o.
told tho bank officers ell he knew "opus
BAKER, which wss no more nor icsn
tnsn Bsker's account Of himself. Baker then
offered for deposit tl25 In currency anu az a,'
ON A New Nork house. Tho teller receiver tho
currency, but stated 10 tho new customer ,na'
the draft could not be taken except TOT ccncc-
ZION unless IL was endorsed by some one satsIac,
tory To- tho hank Baker appeared satisfied anu
ioff the paper for collection. In day or TWO ne
draw out himself. nearly tho nfst amount W nis
deposit and then his cheeks began 10 come III
from several directions, and OF course were not
h0norcd. . -, 49,,
In the meantime the draft came back from
New York endorsod that Baker had no account
with the house on which IL was drawn. III seems
that the preposseesing gentleman gave LIS
worthless checks principally 70 feplehsn mn
wardrobe az his mourners are tailor, shoe
dealer A shirt man, and dry-goods houses when
deal In gentlemens furnishing goods. IN TWO W.
sfances no ordered the goods 10 be sent Z. ". ~
10 the once Of the real estate agent referred TO-
and left checks at that oflce 70 pay the DIS.
Sergeant Hall, who was given the case after IN"
bird had flown, learned that hew went Ncrth luos,
day night The bank as nothing by MN, ana
he was consider ate enough 70 pay his landiaoy.
To tho renl estate man BAKER stated mat ne
wanted 70 enter the commission business here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
WHAT 1T REALLY Is.
The Most Dangerous Of Modern Disorders
Clearly Dt1nsd-Pnrumonia and VIVA!
Cnusrs II.
CouSeS II.

Taere has been q great mistake as to what
pucumonla really Ia People. and even some
nbvs,cinns. have called It dangerous disease
Pneumonia Is always an after effect II the sys-
torn ia RIM down, weakened, debilitntcd. II the
b,c IA Mt n low ebb. the lurgs may I'LL mp and tho
per.on die suddenly. and It is called pneumonia.
No man or woman ever dod Of pneumonia when
the BODY was strong, vigorous, and healthy. IL
comes upon one when weakened by grip, by
severe cold. or oyerwork, aud generally weak
ened condition. Such being the case, how can
This dreadful trouble known a. pneumonia DO
prevented or wardcd or Manfesty by
strengthening and terrifying tho body. by having
the health aud strength 80 secure that pneumo-
MIA will not attack. or II 1t should, can ensily be
wnrded OF. This can be done by careful living,
careful diet, and a moderate uso Of a puro slim
ulant To gently aseist nature stimulant ID
required. something that adds TO the life and
yigor. Nothing for this purpose can equal puro
whiskey, and IL should be borne In mind that the
only puro and medicinal whiskey which has re-
ceiyed the unqualin cd Endorsement Of physicians
and scientists Is Duny's Pure Malt. II Is no or
binary whisker. but possesses properties known
20 no other article. IL will effectually ward on
pneumonia and has saved the lives OF thousands
Of people. II should be remembered, however,
that il is the only whiskey which can accomplish
this, and any druggist or grocer who seeks TO
convince you 10 the contrary Is deceiying. Insist
upon having Dufy's Pure Malt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
FROM OUR SISTER CITY.
Many Newsy Notes Gathered I'm the Ciiy
Of Manchester Yesterday.


Mr. William Keuiion. of Powhatan. was
In Manchester yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph LapIade, of Chesterfield. and
Mr. james L. Ashby. OF Petersburg, were
lD the city yesterday.
There MAS not single case for the considera-
lion OF Mayor Atkinson yesterday morning
Tho May term Of tue Chesterfield County Court
will begin next Monday.
Miss Agnes Walker and Miss Layinia Walden
have returned from Georgia.
The Hastings Court Was engaged yesterday in
The confederation Of chancery matters Colonel
Meade Hask,ns. MIR. 5. s. y. PsttesOn, and MIR.
j. II. W. Peploe, Of the Richmond bar, were
present
Mr. W. lycurgus Farley, former resident OF
Manchester, 10 very Al al his home, near sift
Greek.
Work on the new power-house OF the Rich
nond ana Manchester kaiwsy Company ~
being pushed forward, and 1t VIII b. completed
Ia lew weeks.
Misses E,hel Harding and Cole Lowell. who
have been visiting Miss Beia Blankenship, OF
falling Creek. Chesterfield, have returned
special jury II being summoned 20 try the
case Of Long rs the Richmond aud Manchester
Hallway and Improsen mt Company, which
comes up tomorrow.
There win be a meeting Of the Richmond ana
DaiSine Personal Workers" at tho Gov ardin-
Avenue Disciples church tonight at O'Clock.
The society Was formed by the men OF the shops
Tor the purpose OF personal Christian work ia
MANCHESTER, and especially IN the kichmond and
Danvinc shops.
IL is understood that the price paid By Mr.
penlnny for tho coAllsnds at Clover hin, recent.
iypurchased by him, vas 100000.
There we're only twenty liquor-licenses issued
IN Manchester this year. This Is seven lees thar
were issued last year.
some Of the trucks for the eloctrc-cars 10 be
placed Gu The huli-strest line have arrived pl,
Aian'c-toasl Line. They will be put on the
track at the Hulistreet depot and be run low,
TO seventh ANA Perry streets. where they will be-
transferred 70 the electric line and Ia en- 10 IN
power-hoase on Sommes avenue
Mrs. James l. Harding 10 detained at home by
Sickness.
The schedule on the Decatur-street line has
been changed 70 thai the last car at night leaves
Fourteenth and Main streets, Richmond, 81
lEb6, instesd Of 1880 O'Clock
Tho snt>gt sinmsnt 81 Leader Hall tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
ReidsviiIe's Recent Reports.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
pr,nnr1r1r n @ MaY A-Ihn stock.


REIpsvILLE. n. c., May 4.-The stock
holders of the Reidsville Lumber Manu-
featuring Company held their first annual meet
ing at the City Hall Monday evening. The
affairs OF the concern were found 20 be IN ex-
ceilent condition. and the old Board Of Directors
aud officers were reelected.
sieam-pipo burst at j. II. Walker Co.'S
roier-miu Monday at noon. aud, misiaking the
dense volume of steam 10 be smoke. some enc
turned in the nre-alarm, which called the de
partment 20 the scene.
The Episcopalians having decided 10 move
their church building from West Market 70 Up
per Main street, a concert was given at the
Opera-Rouse Tuesday evening last and good
sum realized 10 start the work. The enterte,n-
ment was greatly assisted by vocal quartettt
from Danylle-Messrs. Temple, Raine, Fetzer,
and HoicOm be-whose singing was quite Tea
ture, as was also that Of Miss Mary Penn, from
the came city.
Mr. NJ. A. Allen. OF this place, has received the
appointment Of agent for the American Tobacco
Company on this market.
MIR. W. ii. Smith. formerly OF this place, bu
nov a resident Of Phoenix, Arz., Is in the city OF
a brief visit. -
His many friends arc pleased TO see MI: II
Stokes out again after protracted and yer!
serious spell OF fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
FOUR YOUNG LADIES uNveiL A CON-
FEpeRATe MONUMENT.
Development Of Cotton-MsiIs and Other
Observation-Disclosures by Green
Goods Men--Repuhiican Delegates.

fcorrcsrondence Of the Richmond DIspstch.l
RALxrvH, N. O., May 5.--The new secre-
tary of the Raleigh Young Mems Chris
tan Association, Mr.. James $. Atkinson.
Of Portsmouth. has arrived and taken
charge o. the work. The association now
has $40 members.
Much interest was taken IN the unwilling
OF the Confederate monument at Concord
yesterday. Four young ladies unveiled the
fine shaft of granite. The Grafton was de-
livered bv Hon. w. NJ. Robbins.
80 tar rs returns have been received tho
Third party has whipped ont tho Demo-
Gratis in only one county, Franklin. There
they refused TO hear Hon. Charles NJ.
Cooke, one OF the most devoted Demo-
Gratis in North Carolina.
corroS-MILLs.
letter received from Rockingham
states that the amount of Sl00,000 for q
new cotton-tactory was subscribed and the
site selected to-day. The development OF
cotton-mills in the State does not stop.
The hand book which the Department OF
Agriculture Is now preparing Will. the
commissioner tells me, show great progress
IN this direction and as to other manuiac-
lures.
News of another injury by lightning was
received to-day. AT Gllreath l5-year-old
lad named Fletcher was standing under a
tree which the lightning struck. 1t en-
tered the lads coat at the neck and went
down his spine. making blister all the
way. Yet il is thought he Will recover.
His legs and feet are blistered
Green goods" dealers in New YORK
have Just swindled Stokes county men out
OF $4,000.
orFrcE-HoLpEBs.
OF the sixteen delegates thus far elected
from korh Carolina to the Republican
National Convention ten are otfice-holders:
and this IN defiance of the expressed
wish of the President that no ofhce-
holders should be delegates. The Presi-
dent said this as blind. He does no. care
who are delegates so they favor him.
John III. Williams (colOred) Will contest
the election of John Nichols from this dis,
trict as q delegate, on the ground OF fraud
in the count of the vote. OF the delegates
one is @ revenue collector, one collector OF
a port, one congressman, one district at
torney, three are postmasters, one deputy
collector, one the chief Of the mails ana
files division Of the United States Treasury
Department. and one an inspector OF GUS
toms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

j. " McCARklCR.
General Southern Agent, once 10 "a
V. Z. CLlpE < CO.,
mol General Agents. Phlad-ipuiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
ROANOKE STEAMERS COLLIDE.
No Loss Of Life and Little Damage-Out-
side Strength of the Third Party.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dtspatch.1
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. May 5.-The
steamers Hamilton and Plymouth colllded
tuesday night five miles below William
ston and the Plymouth was considerably
disabled. though there was no loss OF life and no
serious loss Of freight. At a sharp bend III the
river one Of the steamers failed To give the ghai
ana hence the collision. The captains oil the
steamers are brothers and the accident was much
regretted.
strong Third-party man SAID 10 your CORE
s,,ondent that they look for much Of their
strength outside Of the Alliance. lie said the
outsiders were ns strong for the Third party as
those inside.
Revs n. r. yaum and W. s. Ballard left yes-
terday for the Southern Baptist Convention III
Atlanta.
Mrs. DR.. X. NJ. johnson also went TO Atlanta
yesterday.
Rev. j. G. Nelson, who was assigned circuit
for this year In the lower counties. has resigned
Oh account OF ill-health and IL spending some
time here. lie will live AZ Hotcooi and DO only
sucn work as he feels inclined to do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
COLLAPSE OF A ROUND-HoUsE.
A shoo-Fiy Engine Wrecked-Narrow Is
cane of Several of the Employees.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. c., May 5.-The east end OF
the new round-house of the Seaboard Air
Liue at tins place collapsed and TELL IN
with tremendous crash last night about
10 o'clock. One Of the shoo-iiy engines OF the
company was caught beneath the debris and
badly wrecked The cab was knocked INTO
rpnters; the smoke-stack. whistle, headlight
and safety-valve were all crushed oil. Fortu-
nately no one was injured. Several railroad eul-
plOyees had only lett that end OF the building a
short while before the crash. The noise OF the
falling iiulbers, brick, and slate was heard Tor
quite a distance. The round-housc IL damaged
about 81 900. The engine was damaged about
5000. The baiding is comparatively new and
was considered q most substantial structure.
Tho work OF moving the de'Tts and repairing the
house will commence az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed to tho
undersigned trustee, dated February 4, 1889,
and recorded In Clerks office Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, Deei-Book 1876 h. page 4o1, default
having been made, and being requested by the
beneficiary SO tn do, 1 will proceed 10 sell the
said PROPERTY at public auction, on the pre-
misses. In the following order:
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1892,
at q O'Clock Z. NJ. described In said deed as fol-
lows All that lot Of land in the city OF Rich
rnOnJ. Va, with the house thereon (being one
- Try frame now used as schoo-house by Mrs. A.
Is Camm) No. ITO south Third street, fronting
. feet on the west line Of Third street between
cary and Canal and running back between
parallel lines $50 feet, more or less, 10 an alley.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1892,
O o'clock p. Nj. "all that LOT OF LAND In said
city, fronting 30 feet on east line Of culyert on
Linden street and running back between parallel
lines i55 10-l2 feet said land fronts on said
culvort or Linden street between Beverly aud
Albemarle streets, and the southern limo OF said
property is 240 feet from Albemarle street.
This lot will be divided into three lots Of 30
feet each or sold as a whole, as may TO an
nOunced al sale.
TERMS or SALE: While the deed calls for cash
IA 10 debt, d =, therein secured, yet by consent
OF the parties interested, the terms Will be one
fourth cash and the balance in one and two
years. the purchaser giving his negotiable notes,
with inter est added, for the deferred payments
and secured by trust deed on the res oectiye
properties. LEROY T.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers. my u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

f. c. LEIGH, JR., K co.. VINO SUE. VS.. LOCK-
NASE's ADNINIsTRATOR.-ISf HE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE COUNTY or hKNRICO.
certify that tho bond required OF Special
Commissioner Sol CUtchins by the decree ell
tered IN the said cause on tho "a day OF May,
1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of May,
1892. W. 5. LEAKE,
my ID Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
By y. W. Bows,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
EIRST-CLASS G. ROV E. An ID
IL TLOlD-AVENUE LOTS
AT AUCTION.
THIS Is NOT A TRIAL OFFERING, BUT
REAL BUSINESS.

At the request OF the owner, who means bust
ness, will SELL on the premises, 81.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1892,
a, I o'clock p. ~, ELEVEN EXFRA-HAND-
SOME. VERY VALUABLE, AND MOST DE-
sIRABLY-LOCArED BUILDING LOIS, i've Of
which, fronting each 30 feet, are on the soIth
side of Grove avenue, beginning a. the east iins
OF Robinson street, and the other six are on tue
north side OF Floyd avenue, beginning az Tue
east line Of Robinson street, and all running
back I59 feet 9 inches 10 a vide alley.
The lots Oh Floyd avenue viii 0o sub-diyided
to suit. -,
These lots are strictly choice. are atolt IS
inches above the street., within n square % 80 OF
the street-cars, have bedutiiul shade frees N
their 'front.' and viii DO sold Ia sizes % suit, Win
privilege Of one or more.
The improvements In the vicinity are In keef :
Ing with tho beauty and value OF the land, ano
the neighborLOod is an excellent one. Come 10
tho sale without fail, as this presents rare
chance tor bargains.
Terms: Will DO very accommodating anl made
known at sale. n. W. boNh.
my 4-eod Auctloneer'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
~o,sll,opce Men Elected.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcl

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
WINDSOR, n. c.. May 4.-The members
Of the Democratic party In Windsor town.
ship held q convention In the courthouse yes
terday evening. The convention was about
evenly divided between tho Alliance and nom
Alliance Of the party. Mr.. A. w. Smell, an ALI
snce-m man. was elected chairman, but the nom
Alliance element succeeded In electing major
ity Of the delegates 10 the county convention.
Nothing occurred 10 mar the harmony Of the con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
The Universlty's Improvements.

RALEIGH. \. c.. May 5.-The Board of
Visitors 10 the State University returned
to-day very much gratihed at the result OF the
years work ia the way OF improvements. A
resolution WAS adopted by the trustees ordering
the erection of building for the Department Of
Agricultural Chemistry, OF which Professor Nena-
bic Will be in charge. The number OF students
Is 24s, the largest since the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

SCHEDULE IS ..Il...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
will sell az auction on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1892,

nj Il o'clock NJ. at auctioneers onlce. Eleventh
street, that VALUABLE, PROD CTIFE, AT
TkACTlVE, AND NELL-LOCAIED JAMES
RIVER ESTATE above rcferrel 10. containing
4I6 ACRES or LAND IN a fine state 81 tetitiity.
About lj6 acres of this land h. james-rlfer
low-grounds and the balance Is Lowell or gently
rolling highland, especially aiaptod To- siucS-
raising. "a 10 D. natural efass-ali nnd ai-o
grows luXuriantly tho cultivate grasses, is un-
usually we'll watered ~ running streams and
the whole place d. well fenced.
This Is o Cd Ire property, "a within thirty
minutes drive from the city, has an excellent
soil. possesses beauty Of situation and oi views,
lies on ths railroad az q station, anu Is in me
direction Of the citys best aud most RAPID
growth.
The dwelling s plain but commodi0us and
the out-builtngs, including ice-holse, dairy, Nr.'
are amply sufficient and In good order, the
barn being tho largest and besi-arrangei M
the South.
All pers )ns. whether intending buyers or not
are cordially invited 20 drive out and inspect tAe
property.
TERMS: One fourth cash, aud the residue NJ
one, two, and three years Tor notes. with interest
payable semi-annualy and secured by trust
deed. ". +. GRAM,
my 1 GraLtAnd y a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctionccr,
1896 east Main street.

A VERY LARGE COLLEUTION OF
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., ut auction
TO-DAY,
1880 o'clock.
7 ROUND TABLES,
NEW CARPET and PLUSH LOUNGES,
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS,
MARBLE-T0P TABLES.
SINGLE and DOUBLE BEDSTEADS,
o ROCKING-CHAIRS. 4 BUREAUS.
WALNUT and OAK EXTENsIoN-rABLEs,
COTS. oFFICR-CHAIRs, BABY-CARRIAGES,
4 FfRsT-CLAsS COOKIN6-sTOvES,
WALLPAPERS, SINGER SEWING-NACEiINE,
ICY-BOX, NEW RAG-CARPEr, % yards.
A consignment OF STRAW HATS and other
MERCHANDISE; lot TlNWARE, WATER
COOLERS, hILK-CANS, &c.
The house is crowded and must sell to-day TO
make room for other consignments coming In.
Come and buy bargains;
J. II. VALENTINE,
NV n Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

Under tho direction Of Professor Justis, for tho
benent Of Meade Memorial church, promises 20
be great success Among thoss VINO will par
ticipato In the musical programme are Mrs. q.
scott GcRae, Miss Maude Thompson, and
Messrs. J. Kmory shaw, ID. L. Leftwich, aud
HAddon y. Watkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
Instructed for.Harrison.

GRKExsroRo', N. c., May 5.-The Fifth
District Republican Convention met here
to-day and elected 10 the Minneapolis conyen-
ton I. Is. Keogh, OF Guilford, and james Ii.
Cheek, OF Orange and two coored men as alter
uaies-vlz. +. 4. Parhain, OF Rockingham, and
W. N. Crews, Of Granville. They SO instructed
Tor Ben. Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
COX SENT TO ThE GRAND JURY.
williams. Byrd, aud johnson say He
Threw the Brick.

The continued case of John w. Cox,
Simpson Williams. and w. A. Byrd, all
white. charged with ieloniously striking
Rosa Cox on the head with brick with IN
tent 10 XIII, was taken up by Justice Crut' HELD
YESTERDAY morning. The injured woman APP
neared aud the investigation was proceeded
win. she testified that the missile was hurled
by Williams, but ell the others stated positively
that Cor threw the brick which caused tho
almost fatal blow. IL seemed that there had
been a sort OF general row, in which Rosa threw
a beer-bottle nj Williams, and In which the lat-
fer was cut on the hand with a knifo by Cox.
Williams and Byrd we're discharged, while Cox
wac sent on 10 the grand jury or the charges OF
striking Rosa and of cutting Williams.
The woman has practically recovered.
Joseph Atkinson, the negro roy arrested Tor
stealing an Overcoat. was sent on 10 the Hust-
ings Court. The garment. IL was proved, be-
longed 10 Mr.. Willis d. Smith and was turned
over 10 him.
hack without a license.
Otto Moreanstefp, charged with keeping his
bar open on Sunday, was nned s25 and sent on
10 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
yoon~NnONNNrscy.~-N-r ~|l1oN~.~e-0o-30-e-0-1sA
LNOR LEASE. TIRE NJ | ID u l. r.
IL BROOK GRANITE QUARRIEs, at Middle
brook, Mo-, operated for the past ten years hy
the syenite Granite Company, Of this State. VIII
DO LEASED for ten years from June 10, lso;'.
They are the largest aud finest quarries IN the
West. containing the woll-known red granite SO
extensively used In many OF tho finest buildings,
monuments bridges. etc., IN the country. Sealed
proposals will be received and opened at noon
on June lst next for q ten-ycat lease OF the pro
perry. This company reserves the right to re-
lect any and all bids. You are cordially Invited
IRON MOUNTAIN COMPANY,
Gay Building, 81. Louis, NO.
an 13-codtNy27&td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Acenis and Auctl0neers,
lib Main street.
DETACHED THREE-STORY

4 DETACHED THREE-STORY
"A BRICK RESIDENCE, SO. $50 NORTH
SEVENTH srREEr.-By request Of IN e. owner,
who has permanently moved ~ California, Wo
We VIII sell at public ton, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY,, MAY liru,
at G.I5 p. NJ. the above ~ BSlANrIAL AND
COAtNODIOI : BRICK RESIDENCE, situated
on the west line on north Seventh street aud
north Of Leigh stree. The dwelling is most
substantially bulls AMI contains eight 10 ten
rooms m al. god vide bah. Nc
the large lot h9s front of 81 feet Win
dcDih of -- feet, leaving rC0a 60 tarn tho house
info two tonements II desired.
The central location Of this residence and ihe
proximity 20 the electric line randert Il deslfa-
bic.
TERMS: One third cash balance I'm ono and
two years, per cent. interest, setIrei by t-la,i
decd. J. THOMPSON BROWN q co..,
my Aucti0uoerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
M EDNEsDAY. NAYlI.ISn2
by sutton Il Co,
Real Estate AuciiOnesrs,
lO14 east Main street.
ry,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

FT,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
a NICE FRAME COTTAGE, WITH STORE
ADJOINING. No. SO NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET, CORNER OF BURTON
STREET.-In execution Of TWO certain deeds 0f
trust to the uuders gned trustee, bearing date
OF April 20, 1890, AMI February lO. 1881, re-
corded In Richmond Chancery Court Office, tho
former in Deei-Book 40 b, PAGE 300. AMI the
latter in Deadlock l42 4 page 81, defaIt
having been made IN the payment OK the money
secured thereby, and being required 80 10 10 by
the beuehcaries therein, shall proceed . sell at
public auction, upon tho promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1892.
NJ $50 o'clock =. Nj, The aboye-described PRO
PERTY, fronting 30 ieet = inches on the west
side OF Twenty-tnird street, anl running back
between irregular lines n good depth.
The DWELLING has five rooms in good ofder
and STORE adjoining; aisc, STABLE IA the roir.
TERMS: The deed requires cash a. 10 expenses
OF sale AMI 20 pay Of siOS, with somo iitls il-
torest, out more liberal terms VIII be announced
at sale. &. III. SUTTON.
my , Trustee.