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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
PROSPECTS, FOR THE FAIR.
All ofthe Departments Filling Ip-fntr'eS
Close on saturday.

auofths Departments FilIing tP-Hntries
Close on saturday.
Interest in the state Fair is steadily on
,b. increase. and as the time approaches
the management is more sanguine the eA-
hihItlou will be a very large, as well as u
very credltablc one. it is an assured
tact that the display of live stock will be
r,ucb larger than ever before. There al
90 stalls for horses ana ACCOMMODATIONS
for 20 head OF cattle; but with all 'iil'
the question of accommodation is now p'-
cn,rinp s. puzzling one. An entry OF sixty
nine head OF cattle was recorded on Vs.
tardav from Mcssrs. NJ. Il. Rowe 4 90
81 fredericksburg. and Rowe, of Wool
fords Va. $500.
Tho success OF the races Is no longer
q doubtful question. Information now on
hand assures the entry OF at least - To
ters and thirty or forty horses Ior li'e
eantlemcn's running races. Entries Tor
The trotting trials will close next NAtu'
dav night September Soth' at IL - VI
for tho running races L. NJ. ihe Jay pe'
fore the races. 49,.
Tba carpcntera are now at work erect
,r, the tables for the accommodation Oh
a.. noultr-v coops This department VIII
c,ver an area OF $500 square rect. 1t -
.xpectcI that fully 1,3eO birds VIII be Oh
.,bibition. The twenty-five pens, four
teen feet square each, for the recepuo,,
Of the birds az breeding pens nave an
bfen applied for. This Is new feature
of this department, ana VIII De pou'
interesting ana instructive as e'ch P'ii
viii have a descriptive placard' anu N'o
,,,rs vciI have an opportunity of conpar-
ing the various breeds side by side
In addition to the attractions airttuy
engaged. a pony and dog circus has oe,h
added for the amusemnt OF the YouilsI'
folks. A tight-rope walker ana cohtoI =
ZIONIST will be on hand also. AS W",Ie
w., e,i, ,r,tnis,s 10 be a grand success.
sn1 tbe tnanaccmont expect very large
attendance from both city and country
The entries OF all animals and articles
close on Saturday. September SOth. II Is
necessary tn make an entry on or oeioi7
this date II you wish TO compete Inc OF
nee OF the society is at the grouhuS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
The Funeral of Mrs. Ruffln.

The remains OF the late Mrs. Jane M.
Ruffin, who died at the residence OF her
sister, IN New York city, at i2;tS L, M
on Friday, September 2ed. reached TINS
city on the $50 A. NJ. train yesterday en-
route for Hillsboro. N. c., where me IN
terment win be made in the family sec
ton. Mrs. Rufin was the widow OF I'd
mund Ruffin. Esq, OF Upper Marioohfhe,
Hanover county. She had resideo Oh ials
years I'm Norfolk with her son, Dr. KIN
land Ruffin. who attended her In her last
illness. She leaves a,5o three other sons
viz: Edmund Rufiip. Jr. OF Upper MARE
bourne; Roulhad Ruffin. OF ~. faui'
MINI, and Beverly Ruffn. OF DahVins
ali Of whom will be present at her puriai.
Mrs Ruffin was a daughter or Juago
Thomas RUM, deceased, OF hthsporo I,
N. c., where her brothers. hsssrr. Brown
and Sterling Rufln, also reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
p,ow Company Chartered.

The Watt Pillow Company has been char
tered In the city Circuit Court. The capt.
tai stock of the company is TO be not less
than $4,000. nor more than $4,000, and the
officers for the first year will be Arthur
&. Sinton, Hanover county, president; X
r. Gwathmey, Richmond. vice-president;
Manfred Can, Richmond, secretary; di-
rectors the above and J. o. Haw, Rich
mond: Samuel Sinton. w. Il. Garlick and
William Sinton, Hanover.
The purposes Of the company are the
manufacture and sale Of plows and all
other kinds OF agricultural implements
This Is really a continuation of the present
concern, which has been in successiui
operation for five years. The present Gu
Dartnership expires the 30th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
T,vo Stable. Catch on Fire.

Two small fires were recorded in super
intendent Thompson's office yesterday; Inc
first alarm came from box g.. Broad ana
Hancock streets. at $50 A. NJ, and was
caused by blaze in the second story OF
the brick stable on Major Lewis Glnter
premises. The fire was quickly ekllh-
gulshed and the damage was trinins. Inc
origin Is unknown.
About 8 o'clock still alarm was Sent
IN from the Fulton engine-house A num-
her of bows had set the stable on the
PREMISES of Mrs. Thomas O'Hagan, corner
of Fourth and Louisiana streets, on nre
by playing with matches. This blaze was
put out before any material damage had
been done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
PLUM GETS EIGHT YEARS.
Many Cases Tried In the Hastings Court
Yesterday.

Many cases were tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday. That Of Plum Anthony
alias Coleman. (colored) charged with fe-
loniously stealing %23 from the person or
J. w. Kidwell, consumed nearly the whole
day. He was defended by Giles Jackson.
tho welI-known negro lawyer. The jury
brought I'm a verdict against Plum, OF
irnprisonment for eight years in the penl-
uary. His counsel moved an arrest or
Judgment and n new trial, on the ground
that the verdict was contrary to the law
and evidence in the case, and Judge witt
continued the motion until Monday morn
ing
Messrs. Henry Seigel, John NJ. RyaI ana
4. NJ Brownen, charged with Sei'ihg
Honor on Sunday, pleaded guilty. and
were fined so and costs each.
II. u. Lambert and Frank Tinsley
charged with malicious assault, were ac-
quilted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Mr.. Howard waite Drowned.

Mr.. Howard Waite. a popular young
man residing at No. 2206 east Grace street.
was drowned in James river between the
old Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes and
Goodies rock about 4;S0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The accident was the capsiZ-
ing OF a boat In which Waite and two
companions were rowing down the stream
Mr.. George Christian was one OF the
three. but the name of the other could
not be ascertained. They were moving
along nicely when little squall struck
the craft. which was covered with cloth
canopy, capsizing 1t and turning all the
occupants into the river. Mr.. Christian
and the unknown young man were saved
by Captain Bailey. OF Mr. John A. Cur
tis's river forces. but he could not rescue
MIR. Waite, who was lost to view. and
whose body had not been recovered at
midnight. The accident Is greatly de-
plored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

By direction OF Walter ID. Moses, Esq, who IA
declining h .usekeeping, | will sell at his resi-
dencc SO. az east Franklin street. at 1880
A. 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Passed the Examination.

Mr.. Robert Coleman Bagby has passed
the mental and physical examinations De-
fore the Board of Examiners OF
the United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis. and will soon enter the Acao-
envy as a cadet Mr.. Bagoy Is son Oh
ths late DIR George w. Bsgby, of this
city and received one OF the two APP
continents in the gift OF Mr.. Herbert
mis- year. lie was an alternate. ana MS
principal, western boy. failing TO get u
chance TO 20 up for examination ne
went through with flying colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
WANTS TO FIND THE WILL.
A Citizen OF Scotland Who Died in Nir-
rinia Leaving a Large Estate.

Elhlh BtaNihh ~ 'ro' - 's''N'''
A letter has been received at the Gov
ernor's office from the British Consul IN
Baltimore, enclosing a communication
from legal gentleman In England, who
is trying to trace the place of recordation
of the will of one James Murray. The
communication says Mr.. Mrray, native or
Bauff Scotland, and who was born about
1850 emigrated to Virginia when quite
lad. and when he died here left all OF his
property To his aunt. Margaret Murray
She was advised of his death in 1876 IL
Is desired to get a copy of the Will In
order to obtain. If possible. large sum
OF money.
Mr.. Mcleod. the Governors private sec
rotary, has replied TO the consul at Bal-
timore that I'm order to trace the VIII II
might be necessary To fee the clerks in
all the counties in Virginia and West N.r-
ginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
The Cycttsts.

As yet no bicycle races have been
announced among the features OF the
State Fair this fall. though the matter
will probably be considered at the next
meeting Of the Executive Committee.
There are several expert wheelmen In
Richmond. and races between some OF the
fastest riders would prove highly interest
ing.
At the meeting OF the Cycle Club last
night Indignation was expressed at the
Hardness Of the fair people in giving
the cyclists recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

The night school OF the Mechanics IN
stitute will open next Monday. October
3D. The teachers and the School Committee
Will hold a conference next Thursday
night. and on Friday night the whole
school will assemble for organization,
ready for the opening as per schedule.
over 200 scholars have already been en-
tered, many of the classes are already
filed. and all OF them viii have their full
complement before the end OF the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
The stars Champions.

The Amateur baseball league has dis
banded. with the Southern Stars the
champions. The Stars won six games and
lost but one. They expect TO meet the
Richmond College team next week, ana
also the Petersburg Juniors The follow
ing Is the list OF players: Catcher, Thorp;
pitchers, Withers and s. s. Flournoy; first
base. Binford: second base. Fleming; third
base. Latham; left field. Laughton; CEN
ter field. Holland: right field. Bishop.
Libby. Burke and Maupin. substitutes.
The Stars claim to have the finest pat
terry I'm the An League. After play
ing the Petersburgs they will disoani
until next season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Hnnrlcn County CONT.

The September session OF the Henrico
County Court Is now practically over,
ana yesterday the jury was discharged.
In the cases of Charles Dudley, James
Quares and David Black, the negroes
charged with riotlng on an excursion
train Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
the two former were fined s. each ard
sent 10 jail for one month, while the lat
ter was fined $40 and sent to jail for n
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Collexss and Hospitals.

The hospital OF the Medical College -
Virginia. which has been placed in charge
OF the Sisters OF Mercy. under Mother ig-
natius, was opened for Inspection yester-
day, and was visited by large number
OF persons The building has been en-
tireiy remodelled as 20 interior. and
equipped with every modern appxnnce
for the comfort and convenience OF pa
tisnts, and tbs faciiitation Of the wsrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
VIRGINIAS.
iralnias ............1OO3OOOoO4

NirginiaS ...''''''''''i
Forest Hiils..........@ o D VN-o
Two-base -Leftwich. Left on bases
Forest Hills. $: Nirglnias, 4. stolen BASES
kin FIRST base on balls-By Lemons, >;
Inv Fnriaht. Z. HIT 10y pitched ball-Wels'
Uradley. Struck out-By Lemons, .; by
Enricht. l. Passed balls-Luck' l. I'm
pire Mr. Scherer.
The managers OF the Tri-City League
decided yesterday to end the season AZ
once. and there will probably be no more
baseball here until october 3D. 81 ana 4tn'
when Lumsden's men will do batte VIII"
the Charlestons. $500
The Stauntons will play with the latter
cl,,b i'm Roanoke this week After the
contests there Payuter, their clever Sc
cond- baseman, Will leave for his home III
Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

L,OR RENT, THOSE NICEm
I HOUSES, TI3 and 7i5 east Marshall IA
10 n. l.. PELOuZE.
720 east Marshall, or 13Governor street:
90 2a-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

who are reported TO be in destitute cir.
cumstances. This money IL 10 be pau
20 the order OF Or. w. W. Parker ana
TO be transferred by him TO the family
OF Mr.. Clayton. Nearly all the amount
was given by the military-men OF the
city. al a son OF Mr.. Clayton, now ueau.
was a member Of the walker Li.ht
Gnard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

OF the physicians patients will be received
on Monday. The next session OF the col
lege commences Tuesday with fiattering
prospects.
The first session OF the College or Ply
siclans and Surgeons Will commence Octo-
Der 81 and the class promises TO be
very large one.
The Dental 1nfimary opens tomorrow.
The rough work on remodelling the col
lege building has been completed and the
fixtures OF the laboratories were being
put In yesterday.
The Richmond City Hospital Will open
on October ist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
MT Al All worried.

Mr.. w. NJ. Poindexter. architect or the
state Library Building, was IN the city yes
terday in conference with some OF the
members Of the Board Of building COM
mIsaloners. He expressed himself as not
at ali worried by the slight discoloration
Of some OF the bun bricks In the iron.
wall of the building. and said that wouid
eli disappear In time. Work on the strue-
tire viii be resumed at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Snow Storms in Enrope.

lBy Cdble 10 the DlSpdtCn)
LONDON. September IA severe
fnow-storm has swept over Northern
England. following the unnatural spell OF
warm weather. Dispatches from Italy
say the Apprentices are covered with snow,
and meteorologists have predicted that
these early SHOWS are an Indication that
Europe will have an unusually hard win
f.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Robbed n Store.

Thieves entered the store Of Mr. George
W. Redman. corner OF Belvdere and Cary
streets Friday night and carried OFT s. i'm
currency and about $2j worth OF groc 'res.
An entrance was effected by picking the
lock. There is no clue TO the robbers. but
the police are on the lookout for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
PnssIhle Ininn Pacific Strike.

Oy telegraph to the Dispatch)
OMAHA, NEB., September 23.-Fifteen
thousand Union Pacific employees have
been voting on ten-per-cent. reduction
in wages. with the result that the answer
f. unanimous against g. A scheme OF
federation is under consideration. and, If
adopted. a big strike will follow If an
attempt to force the cut ia wages Is
made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
EOR RENT, BY JACKSON@s
IA

EOR RENT, BY JACKSONAs
l. BRANDT & CO., aa
No 1903 Main street.
No. west Broad street, store and dwelling.
No. 11Ol Grove avenue, IA rooms.
Park Avenue near Harrison street., IA rooms.
Suburban home, west-end. near Soldiers
home.
No. $500 east Marshall street, new house, s
rooms.
Brick dwelling, 10 rooms Grove avenue.
No. oil and No. ollie north Filth street, Q
rooms each.
No. 6lSla north Tenth street, rooms.
No. 6O1 south Laurel street, rooms
No. 200 and 2ll west Cary street, rooms
each.
Strawberry street between Main aud Cary
streets.
No 0l3 north Twenty-Fifth street.
Rooms for gentlemen on Franklin 3treet near
Madison.
No. 766 north Seventeenth street.
Park avenue near Meadow, one acre.
No. 20O3 "O' street
Windcr. near Carter street. brick, rooms.
No. l4l7 WinIer street, b-lcH, u rooms.
Cary street, bstween,s berry and Mulberry,
rooms and kitchen.
No. 6lS Holly street, 4 rooms.
Offices ana stores: also several desirable
dwellings Ia Jackson ward for colOrod tenants.
Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

TOR RENT. a
H. BY wINGFIELD q BARRAUD, -
sos East MAIS STREET.
No. el6 north Twenty-si1th 3 rooms 1880
per month.
No. I1O1 Tyler street; 3 rooms s6.00.per
month,
No. 61Q Brook avenue SIS per month.
No. 1928 Floyd avenue . rooms s400 per
annum.
No. I415 Floyd avenue Q rooms s40O per
annum.
iaNo. Io5 Plum; o rooms 1925 per anuum.
No IO7 Plum rooms: 1923 per annum,
new houses on Park avenue; IL rooms: 5000
per annum,
No. GIT park avenue: rooms (; s12 per
month.
No. 4 vast Broad store $500 per annum.
mo. l126 west Marshall Z rooms; slS per
month.
No. IO5 south Third /; 10 rooms ; $500 por an
mum So 24-1t'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

.ff-Irwcut was given last
l'Hrk Place church under
'N. ladies' Missionary So
canine Was given by
iy-Church Choir. the
'.. Mcndelssohn Quar-
.'.us were well rendered,
.i ~ the large company
'ru thanks 10 the follow
them Miss Ida Robin
I. Cloves. and AIR. Shepherd
-,.nary choir; Messrs. Hop
Walker. and Fulks. OF the
42aftctte. Misses Clara
1913 Msrcie Chappell. and
keal. Burnett. and Sep0rk,
'luh
-'i webb and Mr.. Reginald
~ ~ accOmpanlsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
SuRt oar Attachments.

Messrs. Charles F. Taylor & Co. and
Davenport e. Morris sued out attachments
In the Chancery Court yesterday against
Monroe q co. (coored, merchants doing
business on Third street. The sums in
VolVed are small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

For RENT Cd
$3.50 per aDnum-5l4 ives, Grace street.
800 per annum-105 east Franklin street.
$3.50 per annum-9l0 east Clay street,
$500 per annum-0l7 east Main street.
$3.50 per annum-l0it1 east Clay street.
$3.50 per snnum- i2l0 Grove avenue.
1878 per annum-l05 south Fiith street.
$500 per snnum-2305 east Broad street.
1880 per annum-:SO4 east Leigh street
$500 per annum-i20IS west Clay street.
5000 per aunum-0OJ west Clay street.
$500 per annum-705ls west Clay street.
$500 per annum-lO3 north tEenty-nlntn,
street. opposite LIBBY Hin PARK.
s270 per annum-2S06 east Narshsll street.
s270 per anuum--404 east Leigh street.
$40 per annum-l3O4 Floyd avenue.
s240 per annum-124 west Clay.
$40 per annum-l1S south First street.
$40 per aunum-207 west Marshall street
S24O per aDnum-Sl2 west Marshall street
s216 per annum -2925 east Marshall street.
1900 per anaum-3O9 College street.
5000 per alnum--229 south Second street.
$3.50 per aunum-4Oj east Canal street.
$50 per month-o07 east Leigh street.
Si5 per month-ll7 west Cary street.
Sl6 per month -2Sl0 east Grace street.
S16 per mOnth-329 south Fourth street.
80 per month-lOiO east Fran kiln stieet.
sl2.50 per month--G02 1wenty-seyenth
street.
sl2.50 per month 1923 west Clay strect. -
80 per nonth-4l2 Twenty-eignth street.
$40 per month-S01 Twenty. fourth street.
ais per moEth--710 north Third street
sl5 per montn-0l0 north Third street
Call and get printed rent list with full de-
scrlption OF all vacant property.
10I4 east Main street.
Phone No o5o go o4-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
WAS a VERY SAD AFFAIR.
The Game Dun and Siespy-virginis. Had
No Uniforms

The game at Forest Hi Park yesterday
Afternoon was n melancholy affair, for
when the Swallows homeward fly and
the leaves begin 10 turn" and baseball
teams get fiimfiammcd. It is time 20 end
the season. Yes. Il was melancholy
affair. and the hearts OF the cranks were
sad within them In the first place the
VirRnias failed. for some reason or other,
20 have their uniforms. and Pop" Tate,
with his face fun Of bushes, was forced
10 play first I'm HIS shirt-sleevcs before all
the ladies' I'm the grau1-Stand. Pat Zigler.
who never di1 travel on hts good looks.
reminded one Of "A silhouette in black. as
he lowered around second, for his shirt
was OF this sombrc hue. while HIS citizens
trousers made up the dusky picture. Ever
and anon when things became animated.
his broken "galluses" swshed against his
clothes like q mast-rope tapping in a
stun sea-breezc.
THEY DID NOT LOOK PRETTY.
And O. you ought 20 have seen "Puss'
Luck and Wells. The latter. by some
means. had gotten hold Of his red uniform.
but his cap was missing. and he adorned
his skull with Derby hat. which inyari-
ably dropped of at critical momonts.
Poor little Billy Lumsden was compelled
70 expose his nceligec shirt. while Harry
Lertwich appeared In some of the old
cast off "duds" Of the Cherubs.
"Begorrah Dim glad me amt in that
0uoth the FrcnChman O'ROurke, who, for
some reason. was not In the game ana
occupied seat in the grand-stand.
This score tells the story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
H--llnafterA fn1 Tfaxallsrn.

nt meeting of the Virginia
L. X. Travellers Protective Assoc.a-
..., .An'ilca. II was decided 20 lease
y q. quarters In the new Chamber
.s-f.s...,ioo 6eiidhas az q permanent
Z. ,,','--..iS u this Division. This ar
11 all 10 the Insanx Of sffording
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
,,.,.v Tor a p.,,,,ut, Famii,

Mr.. @. w. Kraker has turned over 10
,ha Dispatch Company the SUM OF uslo
Or the family OF Mr.. George
Clayton. No, isea west Marshall stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24


HANDSOME AND MASSIVE
III HOUSEHOLD vURSfTuKy. Excs.LyNr
AssOkTSKNr OF CfQARA PRINTING
PRESS. &c, AT AUCTIoS.-I viii sell AZ my
store at 10 O'Clock
MONDAY. sxrrzxsvs Is. 1893.
1 MASSIVE WALNUT BOoK-CAsE--soss 600,
I WALNUT PLArE-GiAss HALirksChi
almost new stLK-PLUsH PARIAJa BUTT:
WALNUT, OAK, and other CHAMBER s,i.S:
HANDsoaK WALNUT and other "Aho-
nASDsoxE BURIED. wALSbr cELrREr,
3 WANUT BuFfETS, WALNUT ETk0HSss
/ EXCELLENT RECLlNlSG-cuaIh;
8 FANCY MAkbIH sAL0oN-TABLEs;
Odd BEDsrEADS. BUREAUS. wAsuSIANDS,
TABLES, SOFAS, CARPETS. PICTURES
&c;
] PRINrING-PREss and largo outfit Of TYPE:
Largo consignment OF established trance %
two foF b, >, and i0-ceut ClGAhs VIII -
sold promptly AZ IL O'Clock:
OIL CoOKING.srovEs, HeATING-srovES,
and variety Of misrcllaneous atsigles.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
sea AucDonee-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Mills To Resume.

FALL RIVER. MASS. September ~
The three Durfee mills viii resume opera
tlons next Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24

CTOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
- STORE FIXTURES. HORSE AND IOP-
WAGON, AND TOP-bUG6Y Al AUClioN..-
At the request OF tae owner | will scll. ~ tho
store o. tho - Family supply Compasy.' fwen-
ty-third aud streets, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1898,
n, 10. 30 o'cock A. N, q general assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES ami SHsLF GOODS,
SHOWCASES. SCALES. COUNTERS. ana
SHELVING. COFFEF-MILL, BkEf.CC lEh.
OiL-rANk, MEASURES, ant other Fly tUkeS.
LICENSES, etc. HORSE. kARNkSS NkW
WAGON, aud OP-BI Coy, sill in good or,ler;
AWNING aud FRAME, 100 CAN.eoODs,
CIGARS, CANDI-I AIRS, TEAS. or e-haH barrel
M0LASsEs, cue-hali barrel VINhaAk, l lAgs
WIRE STAND. j. n. VALENTINE,
seq Auctoneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
Phone 53i.
DOR RENT.

DOR RENT. a
No. 1909 Grove avenue: modern and stylish,
II rooms deep LOT.
No. 3l4 west Franklin; 10 rooms, and very
broad and attractive lot.
No. t. South Third street: 10 rooms, mod
orn AMI well suited FOR two Families.
No. SIG west Grace street; 10 rooms; well
located and In nice order: electric bells. &c.
No. 005 east Main street; II rooms; central
and we'll located for bosrders.
No. 500 east Clay street; corner OF Ninth
street. with II rooms, and nc very low rent.
No. 30l ca { CLAY stIe3t, 'Orner of Third
street, with rooms, ami strictly modern.
No. al east Main, 10 rooms, ana at a sacri-
Gee.
No. 20G east Cary; rooms nice aud central.
No. 12l5 Floyd avenue; snug, now aud Just
the place for a gsnteel family.
Besides the above, | have for rent a very
large number OF houses ranging IN price from
s400 10 600 per annum. Call for printed
Rent List"
y W. ROWE,
Sc Gilt No. Eleventh,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
+. X. Ellis, Auciioneer.
"a ecst Broad street.

EOR PARTIES DECLINING
Il HOUSEKEEPING, Ne viii proceed 70 sell
On MONDlY MORNING, At FIRST ASo BROAD
UNLTS, At 1O:3O,
Paror, Dining Room. and Kitchen Furniture
D Chamber SUITS ma OlS. Walnut. aud stained.
Wood; largo. handsome Parior suit large
massive OAK 3u1ct; | Upright and square
Piano; Walnuf llatrarks 4 large Rockers;
Extensions Fables: I large brussels carpet;
Dinn Room Chars; bureaus, heaaieaos,
ami Washstanls, 100 Chairs 10 Table i9ps;
go Benchos: PAIR Platform Scsiss: sewing
Machines; Sprnr-Be and Mattresses; Coos-
ug and Heating Soyes Tabie-Llnen: Clocks;
SilYerware: Lounges. and many other goods.
Seats for the ladiee.
A. " POLLARD,
seo4 Proprietor.