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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auciioneer,
No. 1885 Main street.
CPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF
New and Elegant Furniture
AT THE WABEROOMs OF E. GATHRlGHTs
son, No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET,
AT AUCTION.

Having determined 20 discontinue the furni-
ture business. | shall sell AT auction the balance
ct my stock OF strictly flkSl-CLAcS ri hNl'
TURE, which has been consolidated m one Dulll-
iug. 40. IL Governor street. The sales will com.
MONDAY. NAY .. 1892,
NJ 1880 4. NJ, and continue daily q, same hour
until the stock is disposed OF.
Is PABLOk FURNITURE there are elegant
suits upholstered In Wilton Rugs, hno tapestry
ami other hrst-clas= coverings, fancy Acei anu
Upholstered Chairs ana Rockers. Marbie-Iop
and Fancy Tables
u CHANBER FURNITURE-Eleg nj Antique
Oak SUITE, with Plate-Gla-s Mirrors. Lounges 81
the lates, designs in al grades OF COVERINGS :
Shayiug->tands, newest stYles ana Moods oupe-
ri0r nair-Mntire-soe, B0.siefs ami Fiho"- :,
Woyen-Nife Ded-spliDgs, Chihonieres, LADIES'
Escrlt0ires. Fancy Rockers, eic. -.
- DINING-kOOM IlRNlIURE-Bunet5 IN
Walnut and Antique OAK, With Plate Miffors OF
newest patterns; Extension ana oiie-i abies'
Elegant Cniua-Prcs-cs, Duing-Bo0m chairs,
~ LlBR4RY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Library-Cases m Walnut and OAK Ok different
sizes and Styles. with modern ornamentail Il
R0lling-IOp Desks Ia different WOODS, Library
Tables. once Chair. aud BOOK Shelves.
A fuil lilo Of handsome HALL-cIANIS win
and without mirrors, HALL HAIRS, LII A.
BlES. IMBRElL A-STANDS, HAI-RAthS, etc.
In addition u tue above there IL a largo as
scrtmcuf Ot separate bEDol kADc, 81 hkAl :,
WAShSrANDS. IABl -, IlN-oAfEc, CHAIRS
% al kinds, CRIBS, thADLES. ana a illl INC
q regular hOU SEfUkNlShlN6 FU RNlII III.
This sale oilers great inducements 10 those
wishing 10 buy go0l furniture, as the sale Is
positive.
Tue collection IL now ready for exhibition, ana
viii be- offered II much less than cost prices De-
fore the day II auction.
TERMS: sums under $50, cash; over 500, a rea-
sOnaDle credit Will BE- given Tor SAY slactofy pa
per- l.. GAIHklGhlo soN'
Ne. L. Governor street.
.fr.f.
ap 22-F,s &.u3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
BURGLARS IN ALEXANDRIA.
Nine Business Houses Entered In One
Night-A Suspicious Negro Arrested.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
ALEXANDRIA, April 30.-Nine business
houses, in various portions OF this city.
were last night entered and robbed, and
attempts were made to get IN two other
places, but were unsuccessful. The office
of John X. Zimmerman IL Co., at the foot
of Queen street the grocery store OF Hen
~ Pullman. corner Cameron and Fayette;
Robert Murphy, Oronoko and Alfred Mrs.
John Rice. Queen and Fairfax; James
McCrew, GiDbon and Alfred Carter
Brothers, King and Henry; Patterson's,
Queen and Henry; Edward Hammond's,
Queen aud Patrick, and the drugstore of
J.. L. Hudson. on King street near Fay
cite. were all entered, and from each
small sum Of money was taken. and also
small articles from the shelves. The ring
ing Of the bell on the money-drawer
awoke Mr.. Hudson about O'Clock this
morning. but before he could get his gun
and get downstairs the man had gotten
OFF. Entry INTO all these places was OBJ
tanned by forcing open either door or
window. Attempts were made 10 force
open the door of Kinks grocery store
on tho Strand, and window a.
Sefer Blouses's retaurant, at the head Of
King street. but they were unsuccessful.
The police have colored man, Andrew
CurreD, under arrest on suspicion Of being
concerned In tho robbery no correspond
ing TO the description Of a man who was
seen to run from tho direction of Hudson's
drugstore at about the time of the rob
berry. The burglars must have been kept
very busy. for the places robbed are in all
sections of the town.
FOR sAFE-KEEPIN0.
Bower Robertson, the negro man who
was arrested ~ Fairfax county Yesterday for
an assault on two old ladies there and who
was brought 10 this city Tor sste-keeping,
was this morning taken out 10 Fairfax and
fully identified by the ladies. He is again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
MONDAY. MAY2. 1892.
By Macdougan & Davis, Auctioneers,
NO. 1893 east Franklin street.
BAR-FIXTURE!

EXCELLEN 4 BAR-FIXTURES,
H PO0L-TABLE, SHOWCASES, PICTURES,
STOCK OF LIQUORS, CIGARS, IRON SAFE,
ToBACCos, &c, &c, AT AUCTloN.-At the re-
quest OF Mr.. George Reinhardt, who is retiring
from business (on account of bad health, we Will
sell at No. 609 west Main street, opposite Mon
roo Park, on
MONDAY, MAY ., 1892.
at II O'Clock. his ENTIRE OUTFIT FAFlRsT-
CLASS SALOON, embracing Walnut-Top Cop
per-Lined Counter excellent Pool Table, with
Balls, Cues, &c. complete; handsome Marble
Top Buffet, fine Beer Pump, ice-boxes, Silver
plated Showcases, with Counters: Fancy Parti-
lion, Mirrors. Decanters, Glasses, excellent
Oak Extension-lable, new COMMUNICATIONS
Iron safe, several fine Steel Engraving 81, large
lot Of Chairs, Tables, Stove, Clocks, 8c., &C. {;
also, the balance OF stock OF Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, SC.
Particular attention "a asked, IA this IL con-
sidered one OF the best stands IN the city, and 10
being his determination TO sell, either as whole
or separately, those wishing 10 emoark IN this
business. as well as those desiring anything Ia
this line, would do well 90 attend.
Terms: Liberal. end announced at sale
MAcDOUGALL q DAVIS,
An 20 Auctionserh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
& co-rARrNERSHIrs.

r. b. CHAFFIE & CO., \. I. AnVI-0S, Auc-
tioneers. ap2i,26,2s, JOGmylNj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
war TabI.aux IN suffolk.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch-l
SUFFOLK. Va. April 3O.-An entertain
mcnt consisting of war scenes was gwen
NJ CITY Hall last night for the, beneht oil
ST. Paul's Episcopal church and proved
most realistic and enjoyable aiiair. OOio--
moi Thomas " Smith and a number OF
other old Confederate soldiers took part
IN the pertormance. as did also the Suffolk
Gravs snd a detachment or cadets from
the military academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
Change. Among Railroad omcinl..

Correspondence Of tho Richmond plsoa'rhl
BunKryrLLr, Va. April 3o.-Mr. A. :.
Groser who has been railroad agent here
for several years, has resigned on accoun,
~ the continued i'll health of his wife, and
will 90 to Richmond. Mr, Groser Will De
succeeded by Mr.. John A. Holt. formerly OF
Durham, n. G.. 800.
hove for mo Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. has also RESIGNED. He is sue
ceeded by Mr.. +. c. Burger of Roanoke
Va. 81, ~ I'LL.
The new Bank Of Burkeville will fully
orrsnize in a few days and begin business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
RIfteniyaN Mad Dog.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
COLUMBIA, Va, April 29.-Emmet, TIE
11-vear-old son of Mr.. 5. +. seay, was at
tackled and severely bitten by mad-dog
belonging TO Mr.. James Lewis to-day. y
colored preacher named Burton Lang
horne rescued the boy from the vicious
animal. and in doing so was badly 6ittcn
himself. Or. J. j. Nelson was calle1 10
render necessary medical attention 10 boy
md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
The siauntons Win by 1910 I.

Especial tolegrom @ the DI7paIol.I
SrAuYroN, VA. April 3O.-A match game
of baseball was PLAYED here tins after
noon between the stanton Male Academy
team and the consolidated team OF tue
University Of Virginia, resulting N iaV9r
of the Stanton team by score OF ~ 10 !,
The batteries were Messrs. Jones anu
Hunter for the visitors ana MessIS'
Crutcher and Boyd for the home team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
A Disguised Audience.

special tcle.ram 70 the Dlspatcb.I
RALEIGH. n. c., April 3O.-ThJ game Of
baseball between the University and
Wake Forest set for this afternoon here
was not PLAYED. the University claiming
that Ouarles. the Wake Forest pitcher,
was professional. The umpire gave tho
game to Wake Forest-9 30. There were
200 people at the grounds. and never was
there a more disguised audience. No
more games Will be played here this sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
Oldest Lady I'm Northern virginia.

lSpecltl tclftfdu u -NN ~
BETHEL ACADEMY. Va, April 3O;-Mrs.
Salle Cochran, aged 81 years. dled at her
home. IN Marshall. few days siuce. one
was perhaps the oldest person IN North-
ern Virginia. Her death was caused oy
deep cold, and not from old age; as Sho
was quite active and strong to the last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1892,
AZ II o'clock ~. az my ofice, No. 4 Eleventh
street THAT VALUABLE PRODUCTIVE, At
TRACrNE, AND NELL-LOCAiED JAMES
RIVER ESTATE above referred g., containing
AIS ACRES or LAND in q hne state OF fertility
About 156 acres OF this laud h Jamcs-riyer
Iow-grounds and tho balance Is level or gently
rolling highland, especially adapted TO sto,A-
raising, rs it - natural grassland. and also
grows llxurantly the cultivated grasses, Is IN.
usually weu watesed ~ running streams, aud
the whole place Is we'll fenced.
This il a choice properly. II within tlrty
minutes drive IRON the city, has an excellent
soil, possesses beauty OF situation and OF views,
lies on this railroad at u station, ana - ia mo
direction Of the ciiy's best ana mos' rapid
growth.
Tho dwelling Is plain bat oommodlouS- ana
tho oat-buildings, including ics-holse, dairy, &c,
are amply snlhoient and IA good order, tho
bsrn being the largest and besi-sfrsnsei IN
the >Outl.
All persons, whether intending buyers or not,
are cordially invited 10 drive oct ana inspect tho
property.
TsRas: One fourth cash, and tho residue Al
one two, anu three years for notes. with interest
payable seuii-annually, aud secured by a ,rusI
deed. y. W. BONE,
~ 27-eod Aucsionsef'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
$500, he be,nc lvnched.

in iail here 10 prevent his beng ,lynched,
AS much indignation is expressed against
him. Robertson. who claims 20 come
and saws he knows nothing about 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
U,HAT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE,
No. ooe WEST MAIN sTkEET'
TOK SALE PRIVATELY.


Pvrcnues, OF the owner, who wiz shortly Icno ,
from the city we offer for sale ptNhNoy ~, ~
'royo.nnmci. uy-sitJatoi, anh veg u
1910 TyVo.sTOKY DETACHED, NODEhNLl.
CoNSTkICIFD BRICK RtSiDhNCb VI r,sn'
,.,or,s eytra wide ana handsome hail ana starr
vav' admiralty arranged. OF the inost supsein-
tini character, having all tho inoie,p so 49,
nienre. and IN perfect order. ne iot II ,ciy
handsorne enc. fronting 3Ozl9o iea'; wiz 49, =
pretty front and rc1r yartr. nhh W. -
alley In rear This "a one OF the mos unun -
home. I'm all respects - be fount NJ .ne 49, ~,
80 nrce Mt which II a. offered, ana ii,o'e w
nnes, ~ such n homo are invited 10 Gun on u'
promptly " 10 '''>'" " J. b. ELAN & Co,
,e, TusTb3t 1il3 Main street.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 DE-
n CURE A MOST ATTRACTIVE Lou a, a
v.rv low price In the most beaut.ini suo-u'''''H
around Richmond. 81. % trans
Fxtraordinary inducements also hs - ~ -,
portntion over the electric railway, wiz" - NV
be,ng equipped for n six-minute sgt' ls,u,'upovp
Sy Ti,ss tsoI'TUsIDE LAND AND lMfhON u,
vENr COMPANY offer limited nuhipci ~
pFAI'TIFIrL LOTS ut Woodland heiEhts "
,bose who will build. The dwellings, are1ny
there are Of inc most tasty character, na ,. ~,
neer bullt at an average cost OF tno,u 'n',
81 600. Present offer good only III 1u, ,,',
rarlv application should be made IN oriel I" So'
choicest lots.
tut p"' ]. BRADLEY & co,
Manchester,
orTA. ChTLiN,
r and north Eleventh street,
my 1-eOdiw 'l,H- ------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

TYLER ANp AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST GAsKINs
ANDAIs.. DEFsSDANTs-lSrHECH ANCERf COURT
or TIE CITY or klCHYOSD.
/ Charles ". Goblin. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of he special COM
missioners Ly the decree in said cause OF June
3D.. 1891, has teen duly given
Given under ny hand this 26th DAY on June
1soI. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
az, 81 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
By Denoon, Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuciiOnesrS,
S1l nl,I Mum street.
A TTRACTIyF AUCTION SALE OF

4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
~ SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUlLDlNG LOIS
on TWENTl-TuIRD STREET, FRONTING so
FEET 10 INCHES ON y STREET, AND RUN
Ming BACH \ GOOD DEPfH.-By request OF
the owner We Will sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, MAY2, 1892,
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ, the DESIRABLE LOTS
above described These lots are well located in
an improving part OF Church Hiil, and Will be
sold a. whole or In lots to suit the views OF bid
ders Medium-szed dwellings built on this pro-
perty would pay handsome return on the
amount invested.
TERMS: Very liberal.
DENoON, TUPPER & CO.,
APPS AuctOneers.
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AN ocToGeNARlAN DIES SUDDENLY.
Malone Cordial and Brady Perfanctory
in Endorsing Harrison.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va, April 3O.-Mr. X. II.
Williams, aged 81 years, expired very sud
denly at his home. on Brown street, yester-
day afternoon. lie was until recently
citizen of Prince George county, ana was
connected with some of the best famihes
Of that county and of this CITY,. lie was
ont driving IN the early part of the day In
apparently good health and ate heartily
at dinner.
REPUBIICAN POLITICAL FEELING.
There seems to have been a marked diff
ference IN the tone of the resolutions ell
dorsinp President HarrsOp's admlnlstra-
tion offered in the Republican meetings
here bv friends of Colonel Brady and
friends Of General Malone. The former
were cordial. the latter perfunctory. IL
was the intention, OF Coiohel Brau!
friends to secure delegates 70 the district
and State conventions who would instruct
the delegates To the national convention
TO vote for Harrison. 1t seems 20 nave
been the intention Of General Mahones
friends to secure an unlns.ructed de4eSa-
ton 10 Minneapolis.
A prominent Republican stated to-day
that the antl-MahOne representation In
the State convention Will be much larger
than the papers report, and that II Will
make itself heard and felt. The real con
test, he says. has hardly yet begun. IT
will be made in the State convention, ana
both sides will show their hands. 1t Is,
however. understood that the admlnlstra-
ton Is fully informed as to the situation
In Virginia and well knows the status OF
each faction of the party.
SALE or PRINCE GEORGE FARM.
Thomas Pannill, auctioneer, sold to-day
a farm of 305 acres in Prince George coun-
", belonging TO the estate OF the late
Thomas BushOre. 1t was purchased by
the Petersburg Building and Loan Com
pany for S2,7Oj cash.
NEWS NOTES.
Work Is actively progressing in the
changes necessary to converting our street
railway into an electric railway and Tor
greatly enlarglng our local car service.
There have thus far been over fifty con-
versions as the result of the revival meet
inps at Wesley church, of which Rev. j. H..
Tillery is the pastor.
Nineteen marriage-licenses were issued
from the clerks Office in this city during
the month of April-ll to white and to
colored couples.
Rev. Robert A. Gibson, of Cincinnati. is
visiting his father. Rev. DIR. &. }. Glib
son, aud will preach at Grace church on
Sunday.
Miss May Rogers left to-day for the Uni
verslty of Virginia, to be absent for some
time.
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| W ISL THOSE

who appreciate real good thing would come
and see me. have for sale GOOD LIST or
PROPERTY on Grace, ranging from $4,000 10
$4,000. On franklin / can oiof n number Of
places, but they are up IN c. and you Will have
to pay Tor them. Gu Park, Grove, and FLOYD /
am tull-handed, and can offer bargains. l can
ofer "a very large bargain on Floyd In the WAY
% a very fine and most desirable CORNER
RESIDENCE. 10 was built by an architect for
his Own home, with thirteen-inch walls, with
every conceivable convenience. Ii can be bought
for $4,000. !, however. have them on the same
street running from $1,000 20 $4,000. While !
give special meniiol 10 these streets, would
Ike 10 say that can offer HOUSES and LOTS IA
EVERY portion OF the city, aud 10 those who
desire 1t, On the insIaiment plan.
c. d. NJ. COBB,
my lit 90l east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
By virtue Of the hcrcinafter-mentioncdd o-roe
We WIN soil By pubic auction, on lne preml.os.

By virtue Of tho horcluafter-mentoncd do,roe
We will sell by public auction, on thf promises
on
THURSDAY, MAY >, 1892,
NJ > o'clock p. NJ. the ATTRACTIVE MODERN
TNO-STORY BRICK DWELLING above Pee
ferred %. situated on tho west slde of Pine
street between Cary ana Iumbefl1ui streets,
now occupied bT Mrs Lucy D. Crutthatll, and
containing seven rooms. This Is wel-bIilt aai
suucly-n ranged house, IN good Orior, with t't
c0nyonicncr-. and in . good cigLhorhoof, ana
should attract, n 10 well deserves. the atcLilo.
OF home-seekers and investors ALIKE.
After the sale OF the house W. viii sell ne
PRETTY AND VERY DESIRABLE NACANl
LOT adjoining and south Of the house.
A plat Of the property can Boz seen ot no ai'-
tiOueers ofica.
TERMS: one fourth cash and the residue ~
six twelve and eighteen months. for notes, Hlth
interest added ana title retained.
GEORGE =. NAW,
JAMES tAShIt,
Special COmmli si0nors.
KNOWLES. TRUSTEE, SC, PLAINTIFF, AGkiNsr
IRUTCHFIFID AND OTHERS. DErtNpANls.-iN
Tng CHANCERY COrRr OF the CITY oF tilu-
hOND.
], Charles ". GoIlin, clerk of sail court GER
tily that the bond required of the spe lal come
missioners by the decree On said cause NJ March
-. 1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day M Mar'h,
1892 CHARLES W. 1ODDlN.
ap2o Clerz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

V'HE GUITAR.

I -
The resources Of this timc-hOnorel instrument
are perhaps too little known ami appreciated IN
this community. Tho undersigned, who has
studied and taught tho Guitar iOt over thirty
years. will be glad 10 give any Information on the
subject TO all who may be interested and who
will take the trouble 90 call. \ limited number
OF pupils for thorough instruction "id BE re-
cciyed.
VERY respecttully, O. 4. ERICSSON,
$40 west Main street,,
We. the undersigned, take great pleasure IN
testifyine TO the superior Skill Of Professor .. A.
ERICSSON as a performer on the Guitar, and IN
recon nending him as n most competent ana
painstaklug instructor OF said instrument.
FRED. {. HAIR,
JOHN TYLER.
WILLIAM +. TANNER,
JANIS ". PEikAM,
&. OBJ. COWAkDlN,
RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1892. ap 20-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

In execution Of decree I'm tho above-styled
suit the undersigned special commissioner, ap-
pointed thereby, shall proceed 10 sell az pubic
auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY >, lS92,
A. 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the aboye-iescrihed PkO-
PFRTY. consisting Of TWO BRICK STORES and
DWELLINGS combined and lots. at the north
vest corner Of Eleventh and Byrd streets, 'front.'
ing on the north side Of Byrd street 30 ieet =
inches, moro or less, aud running back within
uarpllel lines one OF which Is the western Inc
Of Eleventh street, an irregular depth.
The above u good renting properly ana should
c0mmard the attention u those seeking invest
ments.
TERMS: ono third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months, equal instalments, the pur-
chaser 20 give negotiable notes With interest
aided from day OF sale. and tile % oe retained
until all purchase money ~ paid, and a convey
ance ordered by the Court or az cash. at the oI'-
WILLIAM 4. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner,
CHARLES A. ROSE, Auctioneer.
TOfgER, &C, PLAINTIfFs, IS. IOLkER, &C.' DH-
FENDANTs-IN THE CHASCEKY COURr or THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. Goddn. clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause Of April
% 1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF Apru,
1892. CHARLES W. dODDlN'
an27 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
By r. b. Chanin * CO., Richmond, Va,
and
A. l. AdamsOn, Manchester, Va
Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
\ THREE DWELLINGS AND l32 FEET or
GROUND ON DECATUR STREET, ~ ChEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, lth HILL AuDillO H
TO NANCE ESrER.-By virtue az tWo deeds Z
trust, tho FIRST datoI March II. It!J, aui me
second January 81, 1891, recorded ir ln'- et-
field County Court, Ion Dred-b0os -. PAGE '-p'
and Deed-B0ok -. page ao, ana al 'he request
" beneficiary, default having been made iu fhe
payment OF debt secured. We VIII SELL ly puDlc
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 3. 1892,
NJ 4:3O p. NJ, the PROPERTY described 'n slit
deed "a "all that lot ol land, with improve
ments thereon, lying ana being 10 the county of
Chesterfield. near tho city or Manchester, 90
Buck Hill addition, and dc-i gnafei as lgts Nos.
Il, -, -, and (, and fronting 33 iee' cnrn
on the north side ot Decatur street anu run5
back AT right angles between parallel limos l1l
feet said lots beng between Evans AMI Taylor
streets.
The Improvements consist " ono dwelling OF
seven rooms ani TWO cottages ~ three rooms
each. This property Is IA nm improving ana
growing locality and must prove 70 gcoi lnfest-
ment.
TERMS: While tho deeds require cash for
debt and expenses 81 sale, more LIBERAL terms
viii be announced al hour Of sale.
JULIUS SIHAJ~,
W.J. ME>IHOOD,
K. r.. CuAtIlN,
Trustees.
r. b. CHAFFN & CO., \. I. Antu.oS, Auc-
ti0neers. Hp @i,-u,te'JuAW lA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
By Charles 4. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
No. II north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
y OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, WITH
TWO BRICK BUILDINGS THEREON tNus.
100 AND 1924 EAST NKDSrREED, AT TIE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BYRD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

In execution Of q decree in the above-named
suit We the undersigned, special commissioners
onn1inted thereby, snail proceed 20 sell AZ pub
liz auction, upon tho premises, on
MONDAY. MAY ., 1892.
~ 500 o'clock +. NJ. the ABOVE-DESCRlBED
PROPERTY. with lot fr, nting l. icet b5a
inches on the north side Of Market Space be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, by depth o.
% feet X inches 20 an alley.
The BUILDING ~ a three-siOfy-and-reiiAr
brick store. which has recently been repaired
and gut in gOJl orler.
TERMS: one third cnsh balance IN tWocqlhl
instruments at six and tweve months, the pur-
chaser 70 give negotiable notes with interest,"
added from day u sale. and the title retained
until all the purchase-m01ey Is paid aui c'n
ycyance ordered by the Court; or al cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
Is. II. BERRY,
MlILIAt \. MONCIRE.
Special Commits ioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

A UCTION.-TUESDAY, MAY 3.
- 1872 ut ii a. M.. 90 my farm on Mi'l.ar--
fn.g tO4l. bon East Richmond, n HORSES,
~ GONS. anIINpLENENI iUam..etlliaI
stallion, . HambIefouian C,lts, D >isuei Colts .
years. >ixuet Colt. 1 yelr, D Per heron thF.
I year: ! brood N1re ! pair irayy Mofk ana
Blood Mares. = buckeye Nfaiu DILL, ] Mover,
Enu@-Griuder Dutt0u-., / Wheat Fan, / Corn
SheIler. ~ barrels CIDER vinegar, hHy Press,
I Hay Fork lnor-e', / Deering Binder ami
Trurk, ! Family Carriage, / Road Cart. Road
WAGON. Double HArr0a-, -.nsls iitrfuW',
ana other articles too humorous fo mention.
TERMS: All sums under ego cash. other, a
credit " sixty or ninety days, bankaeic paper
with o per cent added. ..............,.
~ m. FRAystR. Auctioueer. my 20
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Tolker. Gel Decree OF Richmond Chancery
Is. COlrt, entered Aprii %, 1872.
Tolker &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
EDUCATIONAL.

XyTHLISTON SEMINARY,
w EASTHAMPTON, MASS,
prepares boys for any college OF scientific school
"Opens SEPTEMBER Z, 1892. New laboratories
and bathrooms. All buildings heated 0y steam
Address Rev. WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Princi-
pal ap -O-f @su-o'