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valoto Who ran for hin ybeooyoe -
vpnf Is tho bat Brooke RhGe, clad a
4 dsooleRe emit, which displayed the
beauty Of his srms and the Ioeundity Of
bis neck, caught IN splendid ahAps tor
Dr 0ppenhimsr. Ne President Of The
Board Of Health, who played shost stop
for The physicians, made mp his mind
before the game commenced that he va
going 70 make the number Of his errors
correspond with the number Of deaths
during the past week, aud be succeeded
admirably in his purposs. Messra Potts
and Msury did some excellent base
running and diamond'work for tho
sttorneys. while Dr.. Hinchman
and Siegel also played we'll Dr.
Dunn would have done beautifully IN
left field had any opportunities pre-
sented themselves, bat they did not and
20 his IiQht was hidden under bushel.
His mahogany -colored whiskers we're
much admired a. they sparkled in left
field, and he was frequently seen 70 re-
proach the winds for unwonted familiari-
" with his hirsute appendaRe.
THE OPENING ROUND.
The game opened few minutes after
4:3O o'clock, with the attorneys ct the
bat. They made one gun in the first
inning and were greatly encouraged.
When the doctors turn came Taylor
went to the bat He hit the ball with
terrible swipe--
"And the crowd set up howl,
And the players set up Q shout,
And the pretty girl In the grand-stand
asked,
Does that put the umpire outS'"
But il was base-hit, and the medi-
cine-men started out 20 auspiciously that
they made four runa In the next in
ming the lawyers added one to their list,
while the doctors were shut out. The
attorneys began to revive in the third
inning, and from that time on they piled
up runs until it almost took book
keeper to tally them. The game was
buriesque on the national sport, but
everyone enjoyed it immensely and the
spectators were we'll amused. 1t con-
sumed nearly three hours, and even then
only eight innings were played.
THE SCORE.
The score, which follows, tells the
story in detail:
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In execution of deed OF trust made BY Rot.r,
+. Morriss 70 James Alfred JoLcs and John
Meredith, Ms trustees. bearing date NcYemler
10, 1859, and duly recorded. |, a. surviving
trustee, being thereto required by the cred.tr
secured and In obedience 80 decree = us
Chancery Court Of the ciiyoi Richmond. eniefei
March 3. 1891, in the cause OF Norris. trustee
rs. the Virginia State Insurance COMPANY, an
sell by auction, on the promises.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1892,
at I2 O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE FARM above
referred TO. situated IA Henrico county. On rs
east side OF the Ncchanicsvlle turnpike, gr.1
which II has a long front, extending bacs o. ns
Chickahominy river and containing s31 A. RE-,
more or less, nOracing, besides the eNcelani
highland, quantity OF ,hickahoniny i1a.
grounds. a largo area OF the finest truck LAM.
and n sufflcIency OF woodland.
The buildings consist 81 a dwelling Win 80
usual out buildings and some other seiti8meIt.
such "a tenants houses, &c.
There are few estates combining more f...
ments OF value than this In the brst p'ac.. Il
Is a large estate very near 10 tho city 81 300.
mond, on an excellent road. and embra flg
some Of the best trucking land IN the c0In'r,
the soil being similar 10 that ~ the note Fegs.
table section Of Hanover county. Then. agl.l.
!ts nearness 20 a growing city, such a. ID.
moud now IL, justi1es the hope u a very largely.
increased value In a few years. and sgail. 10 Is
raid TO contain inexhauytible quantities of ths
very finest clay for pottery, nre-bricz, u.lg
&c.
Specimens OF ware burned out oi he clay
above referred 20 are Ia possession ~ t00lHl
Robert +. Morriss, who will doubles be g.a1 %
show them.
can confidently recommend this property ID
the farmer. manufacturer, ana Spectator ~
promising fine returns IN the near igtgfe
This property will bs orerei first in I've n
more subdivisions, rs shown n plaf mlfl b.
James T. Redd & sons, 10 be seen NJ tle lr..s 2
the auctionser and on the premises on ue DAY
OF sale, and then az whole, and the oiarHg
which produces the largest aggregate pu,e vi
have preference over the other
TERMS: By consent one thiri cash; ani Go
residue in three equal instalmenis ~ one, fEo.
and three years, Tor notes with interest aii.i
and secured by trust deed Or all cs-h 10 10
option of the purchaser.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
.ssa. H|raH.
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Tnckahna Earmers, Club.

The Tuckahoe Farmers Club held a
meeting at the residence OF Mr. W. +.
Grant. on the Allegheny railroad. yes
terday. Professor Puryear, the presi-
dent of the organization, presided, and
nearly all the members were in attend
ance. A magnificent dinner. was served
and the day was very enjoyably spent.
The next meeting Of the club. which
takes place on the third Thursday in
July, will be held at MIR. Joseph Bry-
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P.rsonaIs and Briefs.

General William y. Talliaferro called
at the Capitol yesterday.
DR.. Thomas J. Moore's family are
summering at the Allegheny Springs.
Rev. Preston Nash will probably take
a six-weeks' trip to Europe during the
heated term.
Cadet Dorsey l.. Morris has returned
home from the Fishburne Military
School, Waynesboro, Va
Mr.. James F. Lumsden, OF Selma,
Ala. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles
Lumsden, and other relatives.
Miss Fannie b. Goodwin, OF Spotsyl.
vania county, is visiting the Misses Big
ger. No. 902 east Leigh street.
Miss Flora Ellick left the city We'd
nesday morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
Morris Meyer, of Asheville, N. G.
Mr.. Emmett Chockley. who had one Of
his feet injured at Belle Isle some time
ago, is able to gel about on crutches.
The Council Committee on Health
met yesterday afternoon, passed NUN.
Der Of bills. and approved the pay-roli.
Miss Alpha Hammer, who has been at
tending the Richmond Female Institute,
left yesterday for her home in Lynch
burg.
Captain Peter A. franklin. formerly
OF Richmond. now with large New
York business house, is ct the Exchange
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Tho Country Climb Opeping.

The opening yesterday at Blandon
Park by the Country Club of their
grounds was successful and enjoyable
affair. This club is composed OF q
number of leading Hebrew citizens.
The entertainment continued from early
in the day until IL p. NJ. and embraced
many attractive and enjoyable features
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The Fourth Span Completed

The fourth span OF the beautiful steel
viaduct to Barton Heights was finished
yesterday, and in month the bridge
will be completed and ready for the
electric cars and passage. BY that time
property at Barton Heights and Brook
land Park will greatly enhance in value,
and lots will be in demand. The last
and only opportunity to buy at present
prices will be June 18th, when the
bridge company will sell their lots at
auction ON the easiest terms ever Of
fered on any Richmond or suburban
property.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
SNUG FRAME DWELLING
No. 1925 WEST LEIGH STREET,
BY AUCTION,

In execution OF deed OF trust executed by K.
C. CHM and wife to the undersigned, bearing
da.e OF February 90, 1891, and duly recorded In
Deed Book 142 b, page 392. Richmond Chancery
Court, we will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1892,
at O'Clock p. NJ. that EXCELLENT, WELL
PLANNED. AND DESIRABLE TWO-STORf
FRAME DWELLING No. 1926 west Leigh near
Bowe street. and the lot on which IL stands,
fronting % by 120 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
This NEAT, NEARLY NEW. WELL~BUILT,
AND VERY COSY HOUSE, with every necessary
convenience and containing six pretty rooms,
will make an attractive homo for nice family,
or will prove a coed renting property II you want
an investment. Here ia an opportunity to buy
q house OF a popular size and well located.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale and
q note for $50, with interest from 23d August,
1891, and another for $50, with interest from
23d February, 1892, and on the following
credits As to $50 until I'D August, 1892, as
to $50 until 23d February, 1898, a. TO $50 until
23d August, 1893. as TO 81 900 until 23d Feb
ruary. 1894, and the residue on terms to be an
nounced at time OF sale.
y. W. BOWIE,
w. c. PRESTON,
IA Truataaa-
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L.rro sale of rn,rmont Lots.

Mr.. N. W. Bowe's sale Of lots yesterday
afternoon in the Fairmont Land Com
pany's plan at the east end OF the city
attracted large crowd and the results
we're quite satisfactory. The bidding
was active and the average price gotten
was slightly over. $40 per foot. The sales
aggregated about Sl5, ZOO.
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Launching at Nswpor, News.
81. 25 ROUND TAR.

The mammoth ship FL Norte will
be launched at Newport News June 14th
at Il. NJ. The Chesapeake and Ohio
railway will sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond to Newport News at rate OF
S2.25. tickets to be sold for $40 A. III.
train Of June l4th, limited to date Of
Gale
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p,ths,s A,t.nt,oot

R. Leary, at the foot OF Ninth street.
is prepared 10 take young men and boys
over to the Soda and Lake every after
noon in his boats He Is building .
house for the convenience Of bathers
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s.CENTRE HILL" THE RESI-

So CENTRE HILL" THE RESI-.
~ DENCR OF TIE LATE COLONEL Boz.
BERT b. BOILING, CONSISTING or LARGE
AND BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AND BUILD
INGS, IN PETERSBURG, VA. FOR SALE
In execution OF decree OF tho ilstiugs t0lr
of the city Of Petersburg, Va, rendered AZ no
March term. 1891, In tho suit Of " T. :. b0.las
ps Robert B. BoIings heirs shall ouerior sa.s
publicly. for partition. on
SATURDAY. JUSE IL. 1892.
at 40 o'clock 7. NJ, on the premises, the above
mentioned PROPERTY. situated m Petershlrs,
Va. containing between THREE AND FOUR
ACRES or LAND, extending from Henry s'faai
on the north 20 an extension OF east laop -iffei
on the south. and from jefferson street ou 'hs
east 10 Adams street on the west. Inc mln.r %
Is = SPACIOUS THREE-s1ORY BRiCk BUILD
ING, with twenty-toar rooms, incll ing il1r
basement rooms. besides bathrooms ana closets
on each floor, and halls, closets, dre-rinr-ro1ns
pantries, diaries, ac., and there r. an uni'.-
ground passage formerly used 10 enter ine blHf-
Ing from Henry street. The mansion ha- 'Hl
fronts-cn Horny and east iahb streets, .n'-
tiveiy-witn large p0TtirJ AMI mnssYe granite
steps on each front, and Is Supplied throus-n4i
with gas, city water, ana c's ern water. ltr.'
l. on the promises HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK OFFICE. eitn six rooms kif'a.
en-. and cellar. supplied with city ai-r ahl
tttei with gas-pipes There are also ample
servants apartments, cafliagc-house, -iluI'-,
&C. Tho shade-ire.s and shrubbery are alum
can't aud beautiful Two sides Of the sinare nl
jefferson aud Adams streets are enclosed WIN
brick walls one SIDE on Henry street L. 300.
closed with a fne iron fence, with iron gates lni
granite gate-poss ana Foundation. Tho .ulu
side Is not enclosed. There are tso excellent
and bold springs SUFFICIENT noi only for supply
ing the mansion with pure water, out i9f'l0l
Of the lower part OF tho city alsO by means oi
pipes
This IL ono 81 the handsOmest properties ID
Petersburg, h. centrally located, and u suitable
for private residence or school or other innii.
tuti0p, and u might De made an exc Tent Aui
attr3ctiye hotel
TERMS: one fourth Of purchasc-money ca.l;
balance payable IN one, two, aud thre" year,
equal instruments, with interest rom dhie, OBJ
se ,ured by deed OF trust On the property De
chaser 20 keep up Insurance ON building .
further security foe purchase AMI io POI
taxes Tor 1892. GEORGE MASON.
SPECIAL COmmi.s.0nrr
4. PANSIII, Auctioneer.
vIRGISIA-IS rHE CLERKS OFFICE % Inf lil-
TINGs COURT or PErEas6UkG, Va, Jtlt ID,
1891: 4. ). Boiling ". KogERT B. bOLu>ps
HEIRS.
certify that the bond required by TIE decree
entered IN the aboyc--tyled cause, - ID Marin,
1891, has been executed by George Mason, os.-'
missioner. with securities approved ~ me
Test: ROBERT GILLIAN.
my 20 ,icfl.
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BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1896 east Main street.


AT AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1920
IA O'Clock balance stock Shoes, about 40c pair;
100 Boxes Cigars, will sell in single-box lots; 20
dozen Straw Hats, Shirts, Hats, and Pants, No
tons, and other miscellaneous goods. Also
lot Of Furniture, such as Bedsteads, Tables.
Bookshelf, Mahogany Table. Feather-Bed, Ice
Box, lot Books Gas-Stove, Wire Cot, and Bed
Springs / Singer Sewing Machine, large lot New
and Second Hand Trunks Como to the sale.
want TO clean out the above consignment. Regu-
lar sale TUESDAY and FRIDAYS at store, and
consignments solicited. Special attention paid
to sale OF stock Of goods and outside sale OF
every description and satisfaction guaranteed
and on liberal terms. -
j. II. VALENTINE,
te9 Auct0neer.
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Remnant Counters,

and are priced so as to make bargain
OF each article.
The season draws to close, aud there
never will be better time than TINS
Friday end Saturday to catch an anx-
ious closing time Of many lots and IN
nearly all the departments.
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ol6 60 Chicago and Betura via Chesapeake
and Ohio.
For the Democratic National Convention
&C Chicago the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway viii sell sicksts nom Richuond.
Of 01G These tickets win BE- on sale jane
. 'ssu; 81 p - , until July ., lisa =
Tickets for this occasion viii BE- On sale
e al coupons tscket Offices. the nate Of
0ls applying nom I'll such sts>soas. e.
ospting 0osdopsvljle. OhallottesyiIle.
I1nchburg, and Woot therook->tho xofo
lSom Iho,o points being ~
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Earned runs-Doctors, 4. Observation-Disclosures
us Two-base hits-Mitchell, Maryc (2l, Sands,
Page. Left on bases-Doctors, 8; Lawyers 8.
Stolen bases-Doctors, IL; Lawyers, Is. Struck
out-Doctors. 8; Lawyers, 8. Passed balls-Iay-
lor, 4 Page, 2. Umpires, Mckinney ana hcuar-
49,
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o2.S5.

Richmond to Newport News and 70.
turn via Chesapeake and Ohio juno
14th. to witness the launching Of Fl
Norte.
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How 10 your blood2 This u An impoF-
tant question. Consider it In connection
with A. b. G. Alternative.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
DUBLIC COURT SALE
TWO VERY DESIRABLE. ATTRACTIVE. AND
CENTRALLY.LoCATED THREE-sTORY
BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. 213AND215,
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
ONE OCCUPIED BY DIR. IRWIN AND THE
OTHER BY SAMUEL COHEN, ESQ.
COURT SALE

BY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court Of
Richmond city, rendered on the 9TH day OF june
1892, in the suit OF Robinson, &C.. W. Robinson
and others, We, the undersigned special commits
soners thereby appointed, will proceed TO sell at
public auction, 90 the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. june 10, 1892,
at Q o'clock p. NJ, those TWO FIRST-CLASS
DWELLINGS above referred 70. No. 2l3, occu-
pied by DIR. Irwin, contains ton -ooms, besides
buffers pantry, store-room, bathroom kitchen,
and two servants rooms: also range, hot and
cold water. and other modern improvements
The lot fronts 25 7-12xl53 SIG feet 10 wide
alley. No. 215. occupied by Mr.. Samuel Cohen,
contains seven rooms, besides store-room, but.
lers pantry, bathroom, kitchen, and servants
rooms, and modern improvements Inc lot
fronts % q-12x1J3 S-12 feet to a wide alley.
Both Of these houses are in nice order, and as
homes or tor investment purposes they must
prove satisfactory, as the location, neigh Dor
hood, and all OF their surroundings are strictly
nrst-class. They are convenient 20 churches,
business, market-house, street-car lines, and
everything else that Is necessary TO render them
desirable.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes.
with interest added from day OF sale, or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser. The title Is TO
be retained until n conveyance Is ordered by the
Court. As additional security the purchaser or
purchasers will be required TO keep tho houses
insured for the benefit of the parties In interest.
HENRY q. CANNON,
ALLEN G. COLLINS,
A. L. B0ULWAhN,
E.Y CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
ROBINSON AND OTHERS. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
RoBISsbS AND OTHERS, DgpESDASTs-IS THE
CmAScERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND
!, Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the special COM
missoners by the decree IN said cause OF Juno q,
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sth day june, 1892.
CHARLES w. GODDIN,
1e9 Clerk.
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BY Manning c. Staples q Co.
Real Estate Auc.iOneers.

Real Estate AucsiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
i THAT DESIRABLE FARM Sill AZ ~
ABOUT TEN MILES IRON THE Cill "t
RICHMOND. on THE DEEP-RCS IlkNfi 81
IN HESRiCO COUNTY, AND CON- AHt 30
2s0sl ACRES. WITH DWELLING AND q, =
BILDISGs Til EREON.-.By virtue ~ cnfiA
deed OF trust nom James W. Delozer y ino = =
dersigned trustee dated November ;, lntV' /. q
duly recorded n Deadlock 33 page - J. nc.
rico County Court, aud nc request OF Dene .A- y
default having bsen made IN payment I'd! 'l' l'-'
due, We will sell by auction ON tie preini'' ''''
MONDAY. JrsE 13. 1892. ami,
at O'clock L. Nj, the above DkSCklbhu nv
PERrY.
1nls property will b. sold as q whole - u pN'
cells, as may be deemed best at hour Of sale
Tho health Of this locality IS equal e. any ia
surpassed by mono near Richmond.
TERMS 0F SALE: Cash sufficient 10 lA{ ~.
notes due by the above deed. s7Il.bs, A. -
to pay amount due by former deed. ASSUME "
said Delozer, amounting 10 $4,000, d. ~.
liberal terms viii doubtless be given ana -
nounccd at hour Of sale BY said DeloLer. or -
his failure, a. the said trustee may see az
THOMAS T. ATKINS, lf1s.eS
MANNING c. STAPLES 4 Co, Auctloneers:
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BY Frank ID. Hill q Co.,
Real Estate Auctl0noerA.

NEW FRAME DWELLING (No. All
IN ON WOOD STREET, CHELSEA HILL AID
JOIN INC Tue STORE OF J. w. LOWING, ESQ,
SHOPS AND LOCOMOTIvE-W0RKS,A AT AUG
TION.-On
SATURDAY, JUNE l1TH,
at 9 p NJ. on tho promises, We will ecll the
above DESIRABLE PROPERTY. HOUSE con-
tains Ave rooms good water. Lot fronts l1xlIo
feet to wide street.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
telO Auctioneers.
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By George 8. vsshon 4 Sou.
Rnal Eatssa Auctionanrn.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ hALf ACRE LOT or LAND IN HfNkSy
COUNTY, WITH UNFINISHED TwO-> lyenn
FRAME DWELLING THEREON. slltAtaD
NEAR CAkN0N'S Old ROAD, AND AlJVli,5ss
ING TIKI LAND OF WILLIAM SAL NDhs,
AND o1HERS-This property Ii about one Nv
northwest Of the city Of Richmond, Va
c. Z Saundcrs and ale. ". Ellis and ala;
Pursuant TO IN order Of He1rico Cicuit toa,,
entered June 4. lsD2, vii eel By aGciioo' !"
Henrtco county court-hsoss,
MONDAY, JrxK Is. 1854.
Ct l2 O'Clock ~. tho PROPERTY above dee 10 -
TKRns: One third In cash; residue IN tso rs.e'
insfnlments 81 six and twelve months fof ne's
With interest sdS<,d, and title retained. ~ ''
cash. e. The opsi0n v purchaser.
Special conmissionoh
Il nm CSnCun c0Unfo on sns COUNTY o. hksxit0'
eACNDEnsI &C., vs. lila &c.
!. ". e Lsake. CLARK a ne sAid court DO r.
NY thAs ~ bond required Of SPECIAL CON :,
sl0noe - r. Harsee - decreo satere1 IN al
eanss - ~ ~ az = 3en<. lsss. las 80
e. s. - = - :, r. tR / -
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cas- = caiease aad Resara vie CAssapsahs

Improved Perfection Refrigerator the
best. SYpxos b HuxpL1x.
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Lace
5000 yards of

10 be sold for one-half value. Real
Irish. in ecru or white to IL inches
width, for 75c. from Sl.35; black in
silk, ii inches wide, for Sec, from sl.37;
for Csc, IL inches wide, from Sl.6S; 6
inches wide, for 29c.. from CSC. /; White
Silk Irish Lace. inches wide, for &c.;
Ecru, the same, 10 inches wide to be
sold for 39c. - 'DF
Oriental Embroidered Lace, white, II
inches wide, &c., from S5c. ; B inches
wide, 1sc. 8 inches. 6!c. Plat Valen-
ciennes Laces for about one half price.
Dozens OF other kinds without sign
OF their original value.
We shall also make sale of Black
and Colored
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COMMISSIONERS AUOTL0.IN
u SALE or VALUABLE Wk9IsbkOhsp!ss
ko n1 efD6 on SK0AD eTRkET ABOUT AK! g.s ~ "
aeIHSAT T60ROuGHRARE. BROOK AvENvn,
M IA. AND SNUG DWELLING. NO 81
NSafHH FOURTH. hsTWEKN JACKSON AN!
1SSijjVViL eTRGET3 --fn execution Of decree o.
M Chsncsry Court Of she city OF kichmcna. cn-
fered June &, 1924, In tho cause OF kpssn "
BIske It 0s., VIII sen By auction on tho prom
THURSDAY. JCSH 10. 1892,
:. s.ao p n. THAT TRULY VALUABLE LOT
~ Inc north eide Of Broad street, with inc
FRAME STORE, No. 10, thereon. Tho iot sronss
4 bout 23x123 feet 70 wtdo alley. AZ Drosa.
street property Il always In demand, We eApec'
large and appfeciattve company a. tn,s ss, !,
MOTH THE DAY AND HOUR, AND Don't rA.a
TO ATTEND. Immediately alter tho svp'e
sale. say 81 $50 o'clock p. y. the fsme On
MN sell the desirable FRAME DWELLING, So'
7y7 uoffb Fourth street, containing rcoms,,
rented 10 4 good tenant at els per month 'o'
qOxI22 feet 70 an alloy 10 feet vide. home
eeeKors with moderate means, Is Won - '"'
veators should attend this sale.
TRIMS: One fourth cash balance ~ ia
twelve. and eighteen montbs ncgotiaDie notes
with interest added. aud the title retasnoo un'i
. aoea 70 ''''''A ~ 10. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
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ParnSOtS

Oxidized Metal Belts to be sold for
Ice. each.
113 Leather and other Belts to be
sold
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Scotch ChaDobreys

In Light and Dark Blue, Yellow, Pink.
Brown, for &c. a yard.
Yard-wide Percales, best quality, for
&c. q ward, ~ - fF2yt cts
Imitation Ginghams, 80 inches wide,
for &c. yard. Bedford Cords, 30 inches
wide, Sc. a yard. .4
32-inch wide French and Scotch
Ginghams, 12c yard.
Black Lace Bunting (half WOOL, &c.
Pineapple Tissues, 80 inches wide, &c:
Cotton Cbsllies, &c. yard, Wool
Challies, % inches wide (; 10 and l2c.
80 inches wide, 12ic.
Some 500 piecesi
Of wor.s.a Dress coos!
will be found on the Remnant Counter
of that department alone.
Owing to large sale OF
the past week quite many rem lSLJRSI
nants will be found. Some
enough for Skirts, others for Shirt
Waists, etc. White and Black Silks
will be found among them. Some $50
pieces in oil.
A lot OF Linen Towels, various kinds,
not more than ten in any one lot, 20 to
2lc. was the price. for 15c. each, One
lot OF Linen Towels. plaids, for DC.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-10

EpsrrrN. PLAIHrrrY, AGAINST BLAKE 1T AIS.
EXTRAORDINARILY THE CHAScEkY COURT on THE
CRY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles w. Goddin. Clerk OF SAID Cou,'. sss-
nv thai the bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the decree IN said cause Of June o.
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF june
1892. CHARLES w. 1oDD,N,
"a NicIks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-10
Go pair
White Chamois
Kid Cloves,

with large metal buttons, sizes 81 to Z.
for 65c q pair. Black Silk Gloves.
double.tipped fingers. sizes 81, 81, and
6, 35c. pair. Black Silk Mitts, 35c. q
pair from 46c.--another grade l2ic. q
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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