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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
EFFECT EXPLAINED.
NEWPORT NEWS AND THE c. q o.'s
NORFOLK PURCHASE.
Tho Latter VIII Help the Fcrmer-whst
President Ingalls, Says

NEWPORT News. May The purchase
Of valuable property at Norfolk Tor terml-
nal facilities by the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company has raised the question.
What will be the effect on Newport News
asked this question OF high Cnesa-
peake and Ohio official, no less person. In
deed, than the vice-president. =.
What will DO the effect upon NewPort
News?n he repeated. why. help 1t. OF
course. Anything that helps this bay will
help Newport News. There Is large busi.
ness az Norfolk for the Chesapeake and
Ohio, aud anything that builds up the
road builds up the companys great terini-
nus. Let me tell you. After we had made
the purchase In Norfolk and were coming
over on the boat President ingalls, said TO
the Chesapeake and Ohio officials around
him: i tell you, We are on the right Sue
of this bay meaning Newport News.
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC.
ct IL preposterous to think that the
Chesapeake and Ohio people would 90
ANYTHING to hurt Newport News. Ii Is
bound TO be q tremendous city. We are
enthusiastic about it and believe in 1t from
the crown of our heads to the soles OF our
feet. Whatever else occurs, Newport News
will be the great shipping-port OF the Al
lantic coast"
A MAGNIFICENT PLANT.
A day or two ago met New York capi-
talist. former Richmond man, who was
completely carried away by c visit to the
ship-yard here. II was amazed" he said ;
Newport News is going TO be the greatest
ship-buildIng point in the country"
And this suggests another important
piece of information. For some time past
Il has been rumored that in future the
Old Dominion Company would build Its
ships here. The Newport News Sun now
announces that il is practically settled
that the ship-yard here is TO get the con-
tract for two Old Dominion ships Of large
capacity and OF improved type.
The new Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
which IS to ply between here and Norfolk
is to be built at the Newport News yard.
So the Norfolk purchase Is big thing
for Newport News. 1t will. of course.
help Norfolk, but give a tremendous I'm
pulse to the development Of this place.
When this tact is understood there will, Of
course, be another upward tendency in
building lots and the stocks of the compa-
MES owning such lots. The fact is. am not
so certain that the question | have men,
toned was not raised bv shrewd specu-
lators who wished 10 push down values so
AZ 10 reap harvest when the results OF
the Norfolk purchase began to be realized.
II so. they reokoned without their hosts.
Purchasers here are thoroughly satisfied,
and they have reason 10 be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Naval Notes mud Orders.

WASHINGTON. ID. g., MAY la medical
board, with Surgeon II. J. Rabbin as presi.
dent, has been appointed TO meet at An
naooiis on the 18th instant TO examine ap-
pneants for admission 10 the Naval Aoade-
any.
The Navy Department has been advised
on ihe departure Of the Abort from Che
irulpo. Corea. for China. and OF the sailing
2fx1e aonongahela from St. Thomas, w.
H. for GARDENERS Bay.
Cnspisin X Z. Bocs has been ordered 10
Qafy ~ tbs Naval Home, Phiisdelphis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Federal Balance-Sheet.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. May 1.-The opera
tions of the Treasury Department during
the month OF April, as indicated by the
debt statement Issued to-day. show a net
increase IN the public debt of s., 726. Sl6.40.
The bonded debt decreased S42l .00S, and
tie cash in the Treasury decreased S4.l47,-
s24.i0-the net result being an increase OF
the debt. The aggregate interest and
non-interest- bearing debt April S0th was
1902. i07, 764. The amount of coin certii-
Gates and Treasury notes. Offset by an
$3.50. Ol6. ella decrease of Sl,4ll, 47O. The
total cash IN the Treasury was $756.5i4.-
ZIG, the available surplus of $24, 47l,573-
being decreased during the month Si,l47,-
SO4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
BISHOP WHITES VISITATION.
Confirmation Of Major Henry Byrd Lewis,
Aged 10 Yoars-Mrs. Perkins Dead.

Aged 10 Years-Mrs. Perkins Dead.
Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CoMoRS. Va. May bishop Whites
annual visitation to King George last week
was the leading topic. His congregations
were small, owing to the very Inclement
weather. Twenty candidates tor church
mem bership were confirmed at 81. Johns
and st. Paul's churches on Wednesday and
Thursday. The Bishop was very feeble
and nervous and did not attempt to
preach. Evangelist Meade accompanied
him and did the pulpit work whenever
the weather permitted the people to at
tend the services. Among those confirmed
at st. Johns church Cat King George
Courthouse) was Major Henry Byrd
Lewis. about 10 years old, and one OF the
most prominent men of this section.
ILLNESS.
Deputy-Sherif James 4. Davis. of King
George. is critically Ill with bilious pneu-
moaia. and Constable II. T.. Radcliffe. of
KING George Courthouse, ~ dangerously i'll
with acute infiammatory rheumatism.
Captain q. w. Grgsby, OF TINS place.
visited Richmond last week In the interest
of his candidacy for the superlntendency
of the public schools.
Mrs. Colonel Henry @. Perkins. near
Edge Hill, died very suddenly OF heart.dis-
ease several nights ago. She retired To bed
at 10 O'Clock as well as usual and IN fine
spirlts. shortly atterward Colonel Per-
klns heard his wife make peculiar strug-
gle. and Immediately lighting lamp found
her entirely lifeless. The funeral was large
ly attended by King Georgians. Stat
fordlans, and relatives from Washington,
ID. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

Twenty-four to 10000 copies per hour is
the capacity of the new printing press be-
ing constructed for the use Of THE RICH-
MoND DISPATCH. This new purchase has been
made necessary by the great increase Of
circulation OF this most estimable paper.
The Record notes its prosperity with a
great deal of pleasure. as it has always
looked upon it as paper OF great ability
and one of the best dailles in the South
Greensboro ca. CD Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
IF
YOU
ONLY
KNEW.
1T.

II you would only know how PER.
FEOILY we can fit you you would feel
that you are unnecessarily wasting
money by having your clothes made to
order There is nothing about CUSTOM
clothing which justities the enormous
difference between its cost and that OF
our ready-to-wear kind-surely no bet
ter materials-no better trimmings-no
better TAILORING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
LlouoR-LIceNses REFUSED.
Special Odd Fellow Services In Trinity
church-Pieased with the Pastor.

fCorrespondence OF the Richm5r ! oispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, NAV l.--Judge Chichester,
of the Alexandria County Court, this morn
ing refused to grant the Applications OF
Daniel Crumbaugh, Thomas Marmaduke,
and George Woods for license to sell ilQuor
in the county. An appeal from the decl-
sion Of the Judge was taken 70 the circuit
Court. The refusal OF the Judge 10 ISSUE
these licenses limits the bar-rooms IN the
county TO one or two. The decision OF
Judge Keith IS looked for with much IN
terest.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
The seyentv.fourth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was celebrated IN this city last
night by special services in Trinity Metho-
dist Fpiscopal church. Rev. W. ii. NC
Allister delivered beautiful address on the
workings of the Odd-Fellows' order ana
the choir of the church rendered special
music for the occasion. The church was
crowded from door TO chancel. Serepta
and Potomac lodges and Menley Encamp-
ment of Odd-Fellows attended IN body,
and host OF the friends of the Odd-Fel-
lows we're also present.
Tho congregation of the Methodist Pro-
testant church are very much pleased
with their new pastor. the Rev. Frank L.
Benson, who comes here from Patterson,
n. j.. TO succeed the Rev. Mr.. Poisal. Mr..
henson, VINO il Out ~ wears VI hINs W.,
Youngest minister IN Alexandria. oificia;ed
for the first time at both the services IN
the Methodist Protestant church yester-
dav and preached two eloquent sermons
that completely captivated his audience.
lie will be given public reception by his
congregation one night this week.
IN JAIL
John Nelson and John Foster, white gam
blers, undey bond TOR their appearance ut the
County Court tor trial on an Indictment
for running game at Monte Carlo, failed TO
appear to-day. and the court ordered their
bond TO be forfeited. II Is understood
that these men are in Washington serving
a term in the jail there for promoting
lottery III the District.
The courthouse of Prince William coun-
" was last fall removed from Brentsville
20 Manassas and the contract FOR building
the $4,000 brick and stone fre-proot
courthouse has been awarded and the
work of erecting it will commence at once.
Mr.. Louis G. Helm, OF Hamilton. Lou
doun county. but well known in this city,
died at his home there last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Clothing for the boys TOO-A whole

Clothing for the boys TOO-A whole
floor full.
Excellent perfect fitting garments at
reasonable prices is the foundation Of
the great success Of our BOYS DE
PARrMENT-It has the confidence Of
everybody that knows it.
We sell only such goods as are new,
stylish, and serviceable.-Loo better
and wear better than the kind generally
sold-its the kind to get for your boy
you can depend on it.
Good Suits at 81. 80, SO, $3.50, and 81.
Better than you would expect to find at
the prices.
An immense and charming variety
s. to Sl0-proper styles-best mate
rials-perfect fit-all sizes, u to 16.
IT WON'T HURT To LOOK
THROUGH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

man OF unusually bright traits Of Christian
character, aud modest almost to difhdence
in her manner. She was consistent
member OF the Presbyterian church at
Max Meadows. Va. was q true aud de-
voted wife aud mother. while her charities
in her neighborhood and her hospitality
In her homo knew no bounds. She was
born near Nashville, Tenn. her maiden
until she married and removed to Virginia.
She leaves her husband and three sons,
Edward, William. and Clerid. and host
of warm personal friends TO mourn their
loss. Her remains were taken TO her home,
Fort Chiswell. to-day. where the funeral
will take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
AN UNPLEASANT SEQUEL.
Mrs. Cleveland Burdened with a Gush OF
DIisappiied Sympathy.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The erroneous re-
ports telegraphed from New York Thurs
dny that Mrs. Cleveland had been taken
suddenly I'll on board the Dolphin and had
started immediately for Washington have
had an annoying sequel TO Mrs Cleveland
in the receipt Of numerous kilograms aud
rendering sympathy: all these cOmmuni-
cations requiring answers. Numerous per-
sonal friends Of the Cleyelands ID Wash
ington have also left their cards. AL have
been informed OF the inaccuracy Of the
story,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Railroad Gases Set.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. May 1.-The Supreme
next term the Ann Arbor railroad case,
On appeal from the decision Of Judge
Kicks, involving the right of the railway
employees 10 leave the service of their
company. The same order was made in
tine case involving the constitutionality Of
the act providing tor the appointment OF
board Of railroad commissioners in the
State Of Texas. of which board ex-senator
Reagan Is chairman. The next term Of
the court begins IN October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
GREAT SOUTHERN HORSE AND MULE Biz,
BYE. A. Catlln. Aucticneer.
Nos. and north Eleventh street
A UCTION SALE OF FIFTY HAND
IA SOME LOTS
on
CLAY, LEIGH. THIRTY-FIRST AND THiRTf-
SECOND STREETS,
on
FRIDAY, NAY 18TH,
COMMENCING AT 4:3O O'CLOCK p. ~, AT
THE CORNER OF CLAY AND
THlRTY-SECoND.

This property-a portion OF the homestead
tract Of the ate Edwin G. Pleasants-has been
divided up into lots OF % feet front, mostly,
which "a iust the size that Is In tho greatest de-
mand In that section, AMI they viii DO soid AZ
auction at tho time and place above named.
This Is q section In which thero has positively
been no cessation IN the growth IN values az
ANY TIME during tho past Ave years. Less
than SIX years ago lot In this Immediate
neighborhOod solo for s2.iO n foot Last week
orc no better and Immediately opposite sod for
$3.50. Loss than two years ago lot WITHIN
one flock % This property sold for 90 IL mas re.
Gently changed hands Mt S22. column coud
be lled with instances Ike the above. Some
people who didn't buy in the right place say the
bottom has dropped out % real estate. NO bot
tom has dropped out hereabou,s.
Look around and see the vast number OK bulli-
ings which are beng erected: see the beanilini
boulevard which Is being built along ihriy.
fourth street 10 connect OaswoOf avenue ana
Chimborazo Park. and You VIII be convinced
That values here are growing, ana viii gro"
Then II you expect TO provide homo Tor your
family, buy a lot noe. Spectators ave on peo-
pie who procrsstinate. They ore as playful as
French kittens, II you will 20 to a sale and not
bid against them. They will sell you lot next
year. and then go 70 the mountains and I'VE
month on the profits.
COME TO THIS SALE AND BUY lot
Terms viii be easy. b. a. CAlLiN,
my .-Iu,Su, ", Tb&F Aucttoheer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
CAPTAIN WILTsE'S FUNERAL.
Certain stuff and Nonsense About His
Heart Being Hrokeu.
Try to,errnnh 10 the nisna,ch.l

lbN AtstETAlu W Atio bA7bHs~t1l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nav 1.-The funeral
OF CAPTAIN Gilbert c. Wiltse, the officer
who raised the United States flag over
Honolulu. took place from his late resi-
dence. in this city, tins morning. The
EpiscOpal-C Church service was read by Rev.
Dr. Mackay-Smlth. of st. Johns church.
The casket Was borne by eight sailors.
eight senior officers Of the navy acting as
honorary pail bearers. The interment was
at Oak-Hil! cemetery.
Notwithstanding CAPTAIN Wlltses rank
aud prominence IN the navy no display
was made and at the family's request even
the usual escort of marines was omitted.
Captain Wiltse was born IN New York city
November %. 1858.
Taking down the American flag at
Honolulu broke Captain Wiltse's heart
and brought on a third attack Of apo
plexy. causing his death" said q gentle
man who was one Of his most intimate
friends and VINO was talking with him Just
before his death.
Beng asked if he thought this was so
the gentleman replied: " I don't ttrsk So.
j know II 20 be q fact" lie answered. " lie
told me IL was a shock to him aud that he
could never get over 1t. and he never did"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
RICHMOND TERMINAL co.
A Majority of the Securities Depositsd-
The Reorganization Assured.
INV telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

iby Telegraph 10 inc DlspatCn't
New YORK, May l.-Samuel Spencer, Of
Drexel, Morgan & Co., says that Rich
mond Terminal securities were deposited
under the plan of reorganization to-day IN
such quantities that they could not be
counted up at the close Of business.
1t - understood that a majority OF the
securities have been deposited, and that
tho Communication will be carried OUT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Representative swanson at Work.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., May l.-Rspresen-
tative Swanson to-day recommended Mrs
b. A. Bollings Cor postmaster at sonans.
Pittsylvania county. and presented the ap.
phcations Of NJ. Hurt for Trader among
the Usage Indians, and G. S. Greer for ID.
VISION Post-0fiee Inspector. He also
made request for increased mail facilities
between Rocky Mount and Roanoke.
Dir. Josepheus Daniels. Of Raleigh, to-
day qualified as Appointment Clerk Of the
interior Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
LARGE FUNERALS IN DANvlLLe.
Death of Leonidas Lyourxus Flynn-Acci-
debtaIIy Wounded scuffliDg.
Especial telegram 10 the Displtch.l

DAxv1LLE. Va, May 1.-Two of the
largest funerals ever seen in this city. were
those of the late Mrs. Jesse h. Noel ana
John s. Fxall Sunday. The former took
place at the Methodist church and the lat
ter at the Baptist church.
Leonidas Lycureus FLYNN. aged 62 years,
died in North Danville this afternoon at
O'Clock. He was born in Fauquier county;
Va. and came to this city in 1874. He had
been sick three months. He was a men,
Der Of the Baptist church for many years.
Prince Ragsdale and Tom Marable, living
in Jacksonville. were scuffling Saturday
night when pistol suddenly exploded IN
the pocket Of Marable. inficting slight
wound in Ragsdale's shoulder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
The NaNnio Uelineaa

WAsHINoToN. ID. g., May 1.-General
Schoheld received telegram from Gene
raj McCook, commanding the Department
OF Arizona, TO-DAY stating that he thought
tue reports regarding the Navajo outbreak
were exaggerated. All the necessary steps
he said. bad been taken 10 protect the PEG.
pie and quiet the Indians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street

UCTION SALE OF THREE
N SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS AND ,
NICE VACANT LOT Al THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY-SIX1H AND
STREETS mos. 1900, 1902, AND zoos
TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.. AT the requosi
OF the owner we shall offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8. 1898,
az @ o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described as
above. The houses contain four rooms each.
with good lots
The vacant lot fronts about 80 feet and has a
good depth.
This property rents well and will pay hand
some,y on the investment. Don't fail 20 attend
the sale.
TRIMS: One fourth cash. and the balance
upon n long credit twelve ana three years, II
tho purchaser 20 desires, or per cent. Oh for
an cash. SUIfON " CO.,
N.Y. Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Carolina Railroad Wants.


COLUMBIA. S. c.. May 1.-Railroad traffic
managers representing every road IN the
state will have "a conference with the
Railroad Commission tomorrow. The
managers want rates raised on certain
classes Of freight They have not yet in
dictated what action they will ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Mrs. Bette mcaavock Passes Away.

WyrHHvILLE, Va, May Mrs. Bette
McGavock. wife OF Dir. James II. Nc
Gavock, of Fort Chiswell, in this county,
died this morning at the residence of her
brother-in-law, Judge John II. Fulton, in
Wytheville. Mrs. McGavock was q wo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF a
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. 1904 EAST FRANKLIN ...g
AID
LARGE LOT, G6 FEET IRON,
Archer, A. ", ln D
10.
Brown, Trustee, and as. A-r

Brown, Trustee, and as. A-r ..t...
by virtue q the de.ree .' Oh. i.......
toned cause the unler,lglei -r..f -..
eiouers theron app0iatel CO. t.. ,......
sell Oy auction, on the rrer..'.-.
SATURDAY. NAY OBI. t-rIu.
the above PROPERTY. de.c-l.. - -.
cree ~ follows.
The lot Of lana. With im.r9,e -.-,,
IN the city ~ Richmond 0u Poo .a ..
Franklin street between .Fse.f-ll O.
Twenty street r-u.l-...le q
north side % frankhn sirsr; DIS .- .s...f
50 feet from the east insC. .r.f.-L -r
Whence eastwariiy, aug ff.st.f
line OF rankin street bn B.
back at right angles between u..4. ....
feet 20 an alley - Ie', wide
The nearncss % this grct-f-F f.
bill PARK and IL a. psf IS.
hood makes IL very de-irtiln af 3D. r-...r.
TsRNs Que third ,lsh gaI De-
n credit Of six, twelve. ant t...t...
percent Interest ana tl'l-r.,4.a e
purchase-uouey L. pad ali a
dered by tho Court.
q. CARLTON I'-N.
y. t. f..1
80. IANt >I..t
sIt.lt
j. THOMSON BRowS g Co.. A...1.
ARCHER. PLAINTIFF, AGtI>-
AND Ais, DEFtNDANl- jos IHI ..h .f
COCBr ~ THE CITY Or fi ".t..
/. Charles ". GOdl.n. r..-s .' ...i %. .,
tify tnat the bond re4Iirnl %
missloners b. he deere, boz as ....r al
20, 1898. has boen dliy F'tr
Given under my hand rs '--
1898. OhAHLL- n. l...H
ap 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
ByN. W. Bsze.
Roa' Estate Aa' a..,
GO N NJ sSIoNERS' SIR.
0gTrE
FlRsf-cLass NEW AND HASDsov7--..
STORY BRICK ASDyAN...
kEslDESOE
AT THE NORTHEAST C0.y-, o,
AND BEECH STREETS.
AfAtCrl9N


By virtue % the hsroia1'ta-.-.-..
we shall sell by pubic s41aa. 'r.
on
MONDAY. M,Yt t..
at ; O'clock T. ". The very ar.,
we,l-srraugei Modern ..IIt
NER BRICK AND MANstI.
above referred 60. being g..
street, az present oc'up.ei H...
tell, ksq., containing ab.4. Raj.
having all convenienres
The noighboghcoi o. n1 o-
house Is attractive "a iis extern 70
features and tho finish
or Investment - offered. 1rf
shorld not be sng0tcd.
The lOt upon which tle t.l.. .,.-....
feet and rams hack go.I I....
Terms: cash a. o. sl.l..
ing credi.s-yiz. 800 flH..
9t,OOS 20 BE paif Deceu f..-. I...
BE- paid December =. l-.t. H.....
December =. l90t. ani trf.
July l, 1895: al crcd, fsr.....
terest an l 70 be evi !en-a l.
waiver q Homestead, anI t..
they are paid. 1850 ...
SreIa.
STAGE. PLAiSrIFF. fqsfS-I Dt.r..
ANrs-lN TIE CHAN.EEa e.. a..
RICHMOND:
/. Charles ". Goblin. C.-rf NJ ..t .
tiiy that tho bona reql.r.f .' t.
missioners hv tls deere. ..
vember Z. 1892. has Boon f4.r.
Given under NY hah1 Ht I.
vember, lSJ2. ChAG..r f. ..
op 80
J. Thompson B-.s. q ..
lil3 cas-, Ma .,-...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

ByJ. II. Valentine. Alctioneer.
ONO. Z. LaughtOu, Jr., A. p. Montgomery, and
George II. Valentine, Salesmen,l
1886 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
BY Denoon. Upper s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s"1 Main Street.
GALE BY AUCTION
" AVENUE
BUILDING LOTS,
15Orl2O Feet,
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF WEST
AVENUE AND BOYD STREETS, UPON
UNUSUALLY LONG TINE.
Tho owner requests US to sell by auction, on
the PREMISES, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3, 1898,

az O'Clock p. NJ, the above rapidly-improyiug
and very desirable BUILDING LO1S
No Avenue street, or section has shown such
pid ltrdes in such short time as has this
West-End property Already a number o.
handsome buildings are being erected, while
many others are contemplated Cd. This sale offers
ine chance for speculation, with no risk TO run.
Terms: One fourth cash balance on long
time. DENOON, UPPER & CO.,
I'D 30 AuctiOneee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

By virtue of a deoi o. tr1st dh.- .. .
1880. recorded IN ilsrri-o t.'-i ,....,
Deadlock l2g A, page 3ss, sAi :. - r. 80
beneficiary, defsuh having been -
ment OF debt secuted. viii sell "
ton. on the premises ca
"WEDNESDAY. NAY o l',' .,.f
a, o'clock p. NJ. tho PRCfEkll f-..s q
said deed a. follows: Al. iha' CO.. sr &C.
land CONTAINING Ito f2-loU a'l." i,i,f 90
buildings aud improvements tlr,el.' frrssis
being IN Eenrco county, on 's' .' tass1 -
sbout six mites north OF k.ch Dog, .5-fa
Yellos Tavern, aud bouni,i - '''', ~, $50
on The west by tho brook tuTeP. y. at At.i.
by Carpsas. on Ine sasl By pr. 49, "a q y,
and on the south bY Ilayues-ps'as 20 q ls1i''
land allotted In thu division o. ioe %, gy isci
Hills estate, ami 40 esres eo,1,'e aslt,
datea Aurii ~, 1878. recotiel IS, -
cobnty Court, Ieod.Bo0k 80, -, s.tfl--f
% 5rSs- 10000 conveyed oy dcrl ~ .saasy 49,
N 1874. ard recorded IA lienfAo 49,
in Deed sook 95, par- Asa .,. aay az.
Tgass: Cash for expenses y M 10 soles-..
dina aut 10 Day a note CT slow as.lsss
sraa sapssulbsr 4, ls92; ana %
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

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