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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
SPECIAL LocAL-oPTioN ELECTION.
Nearly All the Districts IN Roanoke County
"Dry "-Perseyering PrOliibitionists.

Correspondence Of the DIspatch)
SALEM, VA. December 2.-Judge Mof-
felt has issued an order for n special
election 10 be held January 10Th to de
eide whether or not liquor-licenses shall
be granted in the Big-Llck District
OF Roanoke county. Should this "go dry"
as is quite probable, It Will only leave
one district in the county where liquor
can be sold, and the Prohibitionists Will
not rest until that Is dry" too.
DR.. Taylor. the popular pastor Of the
BAPTIST church, delivered his new lecture
in the Town Hall last night, entitled
stepping Upward" the proceeds of
which will go towards purchasing an
organ for the Baptist Orphanage.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Colonel r. IT. Logan. Salem's gifted
representative in the House. leaves LOT
Richmond Monday 10 be present at
the opening Of the session. lie has al
ready prepared one or two important
bills which he will offer, and before the
session is over it is probable he VIII
make his mark.
All prisoners in the county jail will
have to work daily on the public roads
leading into Salem, and to encourage
good behavior among the members OF the
chain gang, Judge Moffett Is thinking OF
allowing 50 much time on each month
as Is done at the State penitentiary'
Large shipments Of apples continue 10
be made from this section. Last week
200 barrels came in from Catawba, and
this week 300 barrels from the Bath
Creek section are being hauled to the
depot.
In Salem the children at the public
schools, the employees OF the different
factories, and hundreds of others are
suffering from vaccinated arms, though
the nearest case OF smallpox has been
over fifty miles away. The general health
here is better than usual.
The new Hotel Phoenix. at winston n.
| c.. has been leased to G. w. Kibbele
manager OF Hotel Salem. He Will how
ever. continue tho management OF Hotel
| Salem mntn next ,Septembcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
CnInrcd Fnot-Ball Came.
lspecIal telegram to the DIspatcl


LEXINGTON, VA. December "A
game of football was played here to-day
between colored elevens, composed OF
winters OF the Virginia Military Institute
and the Washington and Lee University
and the walters of the University Of Nir-
ginia. The home team was victorious by
N score Of IS to 0. About three hundred
people witnessed the game, among when
were many cadets and students. The
players had very crude IDEAS OF the game.
Snow began 10 fan here about i. NJ.
but from present indications It will turn
TO rain before morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
A NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Mitchell VIII Appeal 20 the Supreme Court
Investigation Postnoned.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch)
ROANOKE, VA, December I'm the
Hastings Court this morning Judge Woods
overruled the motion to set aside the YER
dict Of the jury and grant new trial
to d. II. Mitchell, convicted Of voluntary
manslaughter. Mitchell will appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Investigation on the charges against
Chief-of-Police Terry and Sergeant Grif-
fin was commenced before Mayor Trout
this morning. but after argument by
counsel, the case was postponed till De-
cember 18th. They are charged with con-
duct unoecomng officers OF the police
force at the time Of the September riot
d. d. Kennedy ard w. s. Fuqua. con-
victed Of rioting and sentenced 10 fine
Of 81 and Imprisonment for twenty-four
hours in the city Jail. served out the SEN
tence, and were released from custody
this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
There's a Difference.

There's big difference in Clothing
difference in the cloths-difference in
the Observation-Disclosures in the fit
difference in the labor. You can't
ALWAYS tell when you buy a Suit
whether it will prove satisfactory or not,
and il would therefore seem to be TO
your interest to buy at house which
has everywhere won q reputation for
selling Clothing OF real merit. We sell
nothing which we do not make our
selves. for there is really nothing on the
market which is made up with that de-
gree of care that ours is. We believe
in paying a good price for good days
work, and consequently our tailors are
more skiliul, more experienced, and bet
ter in every regard than those employed
in the so-called "sweater shops.
All this bankrupt-stock Clothing and
all this iob-lot Clothing which you now
and then see advertised at such startling
figures, because the merchant had the
ready cash and las HE claims) bought
them at his own price. is made in these
miserable, filthy holes.
During our whole business career land
that extends over half century, have
we never hunted up these so-called
bargains, never have we dared to offer
such stuff to the public. We sell our
own because we know it is good, and
being manufacturers We can afford to
sell it as cheap as this refused and infe-
rior stuff is SOLD for.
Our line of Suits and Overcoats at $40,
s12.5O, sl5, sls. and $50 cannot be
eaualled anywhere for quality. style,
make. and finish. The best values ever
offered at these prices All shades-all
shapes-all kinds of materials. You'll
find plenty to suit and fit You.
Boys and Childrens Suits, 81 and
upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
SILKS REDUCED

$50 Fancy Picot silks reduced to n1s.
SIS Novelty Combination Silks re-
duced to 7jc.
N.75 Illuminated Rachettes reduced TO
;i.25.
$17J Black Gros-Grain Silks, with neat
satin designs, reduced to S.25 yard.
$l.2J Black Crystal silks, with small
colored dots, reduced to CSC. n yard
$50 Plaid Silks reduced TO CSC. yard.
$50 Shaded Crystal Bengalines reduced
to 81 n yard.
$275 Black Satin MORE reduced TO $l.50.
Si35 Black Duchesse reduced to 81.
$40 Black Satin-Finish Cordurette re-
duced 20 CSC.
s. Black Gros-Grain SILK reduced to N.47
a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
STORM SERGE.

4Jc. Hard Finish Storm Serge black and
colors-reduction price zoe. yard.
COO. Soft-Finish Storm Serge-reduction
price 40c. a yard.
7jc Extra Fine Storm Serge. black and
navy blue-reduction price SOC. yard.
% Nayy-Blue and FBlack Storm
Serge, IL yards wlde-reduction price
7Jc. a yard.
IS and Acc. Dress Goods-reduction price
&c. a yard.
$50 French Novelty Sutings-reductlon
price $50. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
GRAND REDUCTION SALE
OF
WINTER DRESS GOODS

fully one month earlier than the usual
custom, thus enabling those who are
prudent enough TO take advantage of II
20 have fun months more wear OF their
purchase this season.
In marking down goods we do not con-
fine ourselves TO the cost reduction, for
in many instances we place the closing
price far below cost. II we hnd 1t ne
cessary 10 close out any special purchase.
The new prices will do the most
effective talking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
THANKFUL PULASKI CITY.
The SMALLPOX MaIady Now Thoroughly
Under COnirol-Yaccination.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
PULASKI, VA. December 2.-Thanks-
giving-Day passed quietly being generally
celebrated and enjoyed all stores closed.
We are thankful that the smallpox IL
now thoroughly under control, as we be-
lleve no new cases have appeared for two
weeks and all the old ones are improving
and we have had no deaths from Il. we
see no reason why there should be airy
spread Of the disease, II indeed there
should be any new cases. The few cases
here are thoroughly quarantined In Sc
cluded places, and our streets are az
safe az the streets OF almost nny CITY
in Virginia; still II Is hard to make out
siders realize this. and the SMALLPOX scare
has greatly depressed business here. our
people, however. are not In the least de-
pressed, but hope by the new year 10
regain the thrift that has characterized
our Gem CITY" one good result OF me
scare is that vaccination has been almost
universal. II having been made compul-
sorry by the town. other cities and towns
In Virginia should follow suit, an "ounce
Of prevention being worth a ton OF cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
ARLOTTESVILLE, VA. December
AT the annual meeting Of Christ church
Chapter of the brotherhood of 81. An
drew the following officers were chosen:
". O. Troy, president; n. Baker. vice
president: J. &. Marchant, secretary; J.
r. Thornton. treasurer.
Mr.. John ". Wright and Miss Rebecca
e. Harlow were married at the office Of
the Clerk of the County Court on Wednes-
day evening.
Abraham Gilmore. a coiored lunatic,
died In the Albemarle county jail, where
he had been confined for several months,
L. VI ni.,hf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
JACKETS.


The demand for Plush Capes has been
unprecedented. 1t has tried us TO keep
up our stock, as our capes were said
by all to be the best at the price.
All sizes are now in stock. We show
some elegant styles IN braided as
well as in plain and plush capes.
CAPES. JACKETS.
Some closing-out purchases you will APP
preciate-so very stylish-such good ma
terial-such low prices.
a fresh lot OF those splendid - Jackets
just opened.
A new lot Of Cape-Jackets at $l0-beats
any you can find at $l2.
Just so are the prices on Misses jack
cts, Gretchens, and Newmarkets.
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT is ON
THIRD FLOOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
DRESS GOODS.

Jacquard Plaid Sulting. 90 inches wide
sl.5O duality-reduction price sc. a yard.
Fancy Plaid Suitings, IL yards wide.
H.2j quallty-reductlon price CSC. a yard.
b . and &c. Plaid Dress Goods-reduction
price u l-2c. a yard.
81 French suiting, plain effect-reduction
price Csc. a yard.
81 French Serge-reduct.on price 75c. a
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
HOPSACKING.

SOC. Fine Finish HopsackIng, black and
characterization price 81 lie.
$.2j Extra-Weight Ilopsacking, %
inches wide, black and navy blue-re-
duction price 7jc. a yard.
81 Hopsacking. 80 inches wide, reduction
price Coo yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03


viii sell at my auetion-house at NV
A. NJ,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4 1880.
| Handsome and Stylish DRlvIN9
PONY, 2 years old, gentle, ana Deiiesso
to be sound.
2 DRAYS. in good order. ~v,,,
l Very Fine CHERRY PARLOR SUIT.
IN rich SILK Brocstelle Excellent Mo-
quette and Heavy Iiody-Brussels pArior'
Hall, Stair. and Chamber Carpets, ~
most new. and OF the latest designs.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. WAkD-
ROBES, BED-LoUNGES, BEpSTEAL5'
PEDESTAL EXTENSION-T.AbLkS
CHAIRS. BUFFErS. PICTURES. &C..
Very Handsome CARVED ANTIQUE
OAK BUFFET, with fine Bevelled-p late
Mirror; PLATED WARE. Large BOOK
CASE. HAIR and sHUck NAT
TRESSES, SC.
A large number OF HEATING STOVES,
and desirable miscellaneous sssortmene
OF useful HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES:
GEORGE w. MAYO,
de3 Aucttoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
THE APPLE SEASON.
BUYING. SELLING AND SHIPPING or
THE PlPpiNs NOW OVER.
Most Remarkable Apple Year Ever Known
20 Deaicrs-Ncison County Realizes
sfoo.ooo-Pippin Belt 100000

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
LIVINGSTON, VA. December 1.-The
apple-buying and shipping season is
practically over In many respects It has
been the most remarkable apple year
ever experienced by local apple dealers.
Six weeks ago. at the beginning Of the
season, the best Albemarle pippins, OF
which large quantity Is raised in Mel
son, were selling for s. and $3.50 per
barrel. delivered at the depot. Even at
this poor price they were selling slowly,
the market being apparently stagnant.
Ere long few western buyers began 10
appear on the scene but for a time this
made no perceptible difference In the
market. Then foreign purchasers began
literally TO pour IN, and boom In apples
on as large scale as the Virginia land
boom OF 1890 commenced 10 be felt. il
became apparent that the apple crop
all over the country was, 10 u great
extent, failure, and that the great
markets OF the West were clamorinS for
the juicy fruit
ROSE AT ONCE.
The price OF pippins rose at once TO
$3.50 and 81 per barrel. while red apples
sold for not much less. Several hundred
western buyers have been securing this
county ana Albemarle during the past
few weeks, and have scarcely left an
apple in either county. The fine prices
offered have made II profitable 70 trans
port apples for nearly any distance TO
any shipping point. so that the trees III
every mountain hollow have been shorn
OF their fruit. 4 moderate estimate OF the
apples sent out of the county puts the
amount realized by the farmers at
10000.
ALBEMARLE'S CROP.
The same computor values the apple
crop OF Albemarle at between 10000 and
$4,000. From Covesville, alone in Abe
marie county, about $4,000 worth OF
apples have been shipped, and from
! Crozet perhaps larger quantity. The
bulk of the pippin crop has been sent to
England, while the red-apples have gone
! West. Mr.. j. G. Martin, OF Covesville,
shipped hundred barrels Of extra fine
Albemarle pippins to Liverpool and netted
1871 per barrel. This is perhaps the most
successful deal of the season, though
others have done very nearly rs well.
A IfALF-MILLION REALIZED
II will be seen from the foregoing state
ments that nearly a half-million dollars
will be realized by the residents Of the
great Albemarle- pippin belt, which eX-
tends through a portion of Nelson and
| Albemarle counties. Just at this point
it may not be out of place to say that
Nelsonians claim that the term Albemarle
pippin Is a mlsnomer as "ye olde inhaby-
| tantes' without exception aver that this
| peculiar apple was first grown in Nelson,
| and should consequently be called the
Nelson plppin"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
AUCTION sALEs-r,t.rs Days.


BY Thomas Rutherford and Charles A.
Rose
Real Estate Agents.
No. IL north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ on
VALUABLE WEST BROAD STREET
PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered
in the case of Watkins against Watkins
on November g. 1893. will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1893,
at 4:3O p. NJ. the following valuable real
estate and improvements thereon, known
as Lot No. 1900. at the intersection 0t
Bread and Bowe streets, in the city OF
THIS LOT FRONTS "a FEET ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
and runs back nortfwardly along mo
west line OF Bowe street between parallel
lines 80 feet to a 20-toot alley. There
Is a frame house on the premises. This
property IL located opposite the grounds
OF Richmond College and Is In tho
most rapidly-improvlng part OF IN. city
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN
six. twelve, and eighteen months. Ne
gotable notes with interest added from
date OF sale 10 be taken FOR the deferred
payments. the title being retained until
such deferred payments Ere made ana u
deed ordered by the court.
ROSEWEIL PAGE,
Special Commissioner
Charles A. Rose, AuctiOneer.
watkins and others. plaintiffs, against
Watkins and others defendants, In tho
Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
mond
l. Charles w. Goddn. Clerk OF said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
in said cause OF November 29. 1888, has
been duly given.
CHARLES w. GODDIN.
da1 Clerk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
BURK'S CLOTHING House.
GIG east Main street.
EoR SALE. ooNTRAcToR's

PRICE q. room notss with saiisfscsosy city
sndorser Ccnststs Of
II YOUNG SOUND MULLEN
IL CAk'fS aud aARkK.Ss for sAne.
iTWo.H0RSE WAGON, :.
& se,s WAGON s ID scRAPER HARNESS. !.
ROCk OUTFIT, HAkntHSs eTk1L eed
scRxPEG FlCKa saOvxkA a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

For RENT CT
orr December
ReUt-LlSt
IS NOW READY.
Call and 90. one.
FRANK D. HILL & CO.,
DART north Eleventh street.
NOR RENT, THAT LARGEFa
HANDSOME FoUR-sTORY BRICK ols
aud BROWN-sT0NE FRONT RESIDENCE. FOB
west Grace street dust completely containing
fifteen rooms, with spacious halls, saloon dlhlng-
room, LAtrobe stove, and all latest I'm prove
ments. JOhN i, uDDD'-' 80
de3-lt Bank and Eleventh streets.
CToREs FOR RENT @
on BROAD AND MAIN STREETS.
NV. BOWIE,
es-1t Real Estate Agent.
nor RENT AT REDUCED Ga
L RATES. Eli
Nos. 1909 and 1905 west Grace; new and
handsomely finished.
No. 800 south Third street CANDLES Hill.
APPERSON Is POLLARD.
de3-lt Phone 694.
FOR RENT. sEooNDFLooR'-A
Three or four UNPUBLISHED DELIGHTFUL
ROOMS; water, bath, &C. Terms moderate.
1011 east Clay street. De 3-lt-
NOR RENT, A HANDSOME 81
L NEW WEST FRANKLIN STREET Lii
RESIDENCE Only $3.50 per anpBm.
DENooN, UPPER & CO..
alt S21 Main street.
NOR RENT, NICELY-FUR- m
IL NISHED DOUBLE ROOMS, for gen. III
tlemen third foor, with board, on Grace be-
tween First and Sixth streets. References ex-
charged. L. r. G., DISPATCH once. de 1T.
EOR RENT, No. 702 u A 81 Az
IL Leigh street; 10 rooms: Rent re- La
duced. pENOoN' Iurrsh w..
de2-lt OH nam ssrsc"
EOR RENT. THAT VERY DE-Gs
JIG sIRABLE DWELLING No. 33S south En-
order Rents for els per month Come 70 see
Us ,p sSSs sa4 J.B. ELAN b CO.,
no 2e-7t ll13 Main street
TOR RENT, No. 9O2 EAST CLAY a
II street; THREE STORY Is RI "A
y" A1A DENooN, UPPER & CO.,
ds3 Alt s21 Main street
NOR RENT, THE EXCELLENT d
HOUSE at southeast corner OF Third Ia
and Byrd streets CNo.30ll, as whole or 10 nats'
VIM %, be p ssp N h Is.. s0na0n N ". BowR,
de i.sodet Real Estate AGENT
NOR RENT. Nos 1910 AND 1915 IN
J. west Clay street, both IN geod er S1 NJ
Se ait 81 Main street.
NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@
DETACHED DWELLING, go5. westR1
CLAW street. containing z rooms bath &c. hent
very Real Estate Agents,
da3-2t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
EIGHT.RooM DWELLING. Es
No 100 NORRIS STREET, BETWEEN GROVE
~" AND FLOYD AVENUES,
with all modern conyenienccs-
Apply to 1908 east Cary.street
E,OR RENT, No. 900 EAST r
| n Ieieh st.e et: six rooms $3.50 per -
snnum. DENoON, TuPPER CO,
do silt 81 NAN street.
NOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE r
n MISERABLE BELLEVUE FLATS, cor -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Knowing what popular present
pretty handkerchief Is, we have excelled
ourselves in this years display
Our Muslin Embroidered Handkerchiefs
at 19c. is a fair specimen OF what we are
selling.
Linen and Silk Hemstitched and En-
broidered Initial HandkSrchiefs-all
pricps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
K AvFMANN&CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad SIS.
4 GREAT STIR
CL0AHS
MILLINERY.

II was a fortunate thing our buyer
happened TO be In New York just at the
right time.
The 200 Cloaks that he bought at half
price will crowd our Cloak Department
with buyers this week.
VIII you come?
Nothing but this season's styles, and
bought at such a reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

Special attention IL called TO the ex-
ceptional values we are Offering In Chill
dren's Gretchens and Short Cloaks, as
well as Infants Long Cloaks and Reef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

b ~ April. 1863, Mr.. John HIN
. ..i hisn sheriff OF the county.
Il under the influence Of high
h up tempted by the bait Of
.t. lhr fine which the law gave
~. -'''iner. he began "A systematic
D.. -pyn The onakers. ana during
~ 3" which he filed the Office Of
,-7fe was assessed against them
80 II hnes the sum Of 100
y ~ iounds OF tobacco. be-
= 'osls Of prosecution. IL was
49, 'oh'able year for the Sheriff.
y ~, Ypefsuons on the "a day OF
y d. .shtsen days after he entered
=. slass of hls office. and faided
= a.ae;ing which was being held
! s, .,.ss " Mr.. Richard Russell. on
y ~ bfaaco. and summoned Benz
! VI. aAd wife, Richard Yates
esfTt Spring and wife. Niche-
"Hs ssAnsaA - NJ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

NOTICE OF A GENERAL
IN MEETING OF rocKHoLDERS--Nosios
y hereby s,ssp To-, ~ Ssssr s,c, @sssas
viii se held at the once Of AsssrS snith y
Moncure, No. HOS Bank street, IN tho city q
Richmord. state Of virgipfa. on the 2lsf DAT o.
DECEMBER. 1898, 81 tbo hour n u o'clock
nom OF said day, 70 vsnsact such buElue>o q
nav properly cone before said meeting.
Datsd a. hichmond, Va. tais loth day q No.
vsmDer, 1898 N. : kEkO,
President. and Hoider Of One Tenth q The capt
tai SSock. ~ xf-3d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
CHRISTMAS 1898
LEVY & DAVIS
BEG LEAVE TO
EXTEND YOUTHS INVITATION
TO ATTEND
THEIR GRAND
CHRISTMAS OPENING
Monday Evening, Dec, 4th,
FROM s TO 10 O'CLOCK.
n. B. - Children accom-
panied by parents or adults
cordially welcome.

Seasons change: so DO fashions; like
wise business methods. When We were
younger spring goods were placed on
sale IN March, and closng-out sales OF
Winter Dress Goods were never heard
OF until January or later. Now, as soon
as the whirl Of the Christmas trade has
Gained down. Spring Goods are called
for. This Is why we to-day advertise our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
MEETIsGz
NHAND llUUIE OF FIhJIsIas
GRAND SEcsErARY's ofRlcs.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
RICHMOND. Va. Noysmber IS, 1893

RICHMOND. Va. Novsmber 2s, 1898.
THE MOST WORSHlPFUL ~
i GRAND LODGE or A. Z. AND A.. w
NksOSS viii meet IN It's ll6th Grand An
uual Communication Ia the Masonic Temple %
TUESDAY. 9th day OF Decsmber prexino, ~
o'clock y. II.
tandance, WILLIAM B. IsAACc.
no 2g.td Grand Secretary.
ry,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THF
i STOCKHOLDERS OF The GRAY ma
TIONAL TELAUTOGRAPH COMPANY yin %
held on WEDNESDAY, De,erper Is, 1893. q
~ o'clock A.. at Room No. z, Merchants IA
tionsl-bank building, Rlcamond. Va
II. u. WILLIAMS.
no 29-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

RICHN0ND, VA. November Is, 1885
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY Tor
the purpose u elesfing directors aud Tor the
transact.on Of such other business ~ may ieu.
fully come before the meeting will DC neic As
the once OF the company, 10 tho Pacs bnil1ings
Inc fransser-books wiz Do ciose6 AZ II. NJ %
until 10 A, H. Wednesday. December Is. 1b04
G. L. WELLfohD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

NOR RENT. Nos 1910 AND l5l6 IN
T. west Clay street, both In rood order III
and at low rent. DENooN, TUPPEh CO.,
a. o1t S21 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
FxsneA Felt Hats.

Underwear for Ladies' In Muslin and
Wool at attractive prices. 70 make pur-
chasing here to your interest this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
Real E.tate Matters.

Asssrs. Williams Bros. have recently made
and closed the following sales: -Four lots on c
street between 18th and 18Th southeast to the
City Investment Company at IS cents S5lO0.
For Bernice T.. Davis. in connection with
Waters thompson. to solomon Carr lot 20 BY
Ito. southwest corner 18th and q streets north
east, c2.20O. To the Washington Real Estate
Company, 10 lots. corner of l4th and b streets
southeast. at IS cents, sl0. 50. To Robt
Cook. for said company. house l2i3 b street
southeast, al $4,000. House 2i2 18th street
southeast 10 W. Mosby Williams and 7. c.
Jones, In connection with c. X. Ringwalt at
s4.sSO. for Chas- W. Zieber Two lots on b
near 18th street northeast TO A. W. Clark for
the city Investment Company, square 1884
t2.3iI.6S. being IS cents per foot. Three lots,
lStl By 100 feet, square 500. 18th near u stree.
southeast, from ;. NJ Taylor, in connection
With q. \. Northington. to said company ut
80 cents. si.2sI. Two lots on 9Th street south
es-t near n 20 Chas. W. Zieber for r. X Cooke,
IN connection with Swormstedt a Bradley, and
house I'LL Eat Capitol street, opposite Lincoln
Park. for the W ashlngton Real Estate Company
90 ii. T. Fairfax. $4,000.
W. Reading has purchased Of Maria L.
Johnsion lot IS. block 5. lie Droit Park, fol
t7. 100.
Martha z. Bundy has bought OF Jacob Jones
for 5000 sub i7g, spauldings sub Of Pleasant
Plains.
Y. D. Shoemaker and others have bought o.
H. Bcsrd for go 6ss IS lots to ii, block 2
D Il. b . sub OF Mt. Pleasant
Su-an A Eufhn has bought for ell 900 Of
Agnes Robinson subs IS and a. square 959
l07 feet inches front on llth between and
h streets northeast.
George e. Hough has bought Of Mary Ragar
for IS 800 sub 81. block 3, lie Droit Park.