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MORE COUPON CASES.
NIEETY-oNs DECIDED AGAINST COM.
MoNWsALTH AND CITY.
Youth Accidcntiy But Seriously Shot
Methodist Ministers Take Charge
Spurious Dollars In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, December 9.--(spe-
ciaD.--The Circuit Court to-day tried
thirty-one coupon cases and finished UP
the docket OF ninety-one cases. In all CT
which yerdicts were rendered against the
Commonwealth at the cost OF the city.
The Court then heard argument OF coun-
sci on demurrers entered by the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company In two
suits brought by farmers In Sussex coun-
ty for damage to their crops. caused, as
Is alleged, by sparks from the company $
engines, Decision will be rendered later.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL SHOT.
This afternoon two youths--Freddie
Drewry. aged II years, and Leonard
Chandler. about the same age-were en-
gagged in target-praeticing on Cross street
with an air-rife. Drewry was shot In the
lief. side just above the hip. and two ply
sicians have been probing for the ball
Chandler says that Just as he fired Drewry
ran between him and tho target and re-
ceived the ball. 1t cannot be said yet
how serious the wound may prove.
The new Methodist ministers appointed
TO the churches In the city by the bishop
at the recent conference will occupy their
respective pulpits tomorrow. IL Is eX-
pected that DR.. Starr will have great
audience 1T the Washington-street church
COUNTERFEIT COINS IN CIRCULA-
TON.
Tine United States District Attorney and
Marshal had before them for considera-
ton yesterday the complaint OF mer-
chant that two counterfeit silver dollars
had been passed upon him by negro
woman on successive days. Careful In
vestIgation was made OF the case, and 1t
was decided not 10 prosecute the woman.
as she was ignorant of the character or
the money. which had been passed upon
her by some unknown party The coins
were destroyed by the Marshal.
Personal.
Rev. DR.. II. w. Battle. pastor Of the
First Baptist church, has been quite sick
for several days with the grippe The dis
ease has been quite prevalent in the COM
mGnity for some weeks.
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Happenings in Hampton.

HAMPTON, VA. December 9.-(spe-
clal. THE argument has been concluded
in the contested election case County
Clerk, and Judge Kendall will probably
give his decision at the next term.
A chicken thief who has been robbing
hen-roosts here for some time was Jailed
to-day.
1t was expected that MIR. Lawless would
be Secretary OF the Commonwealth. as
the Second District should have share
of the state honors.
Merchants report that the approach OF
Christmas has as yet had little effect on
business
Mrs. r. S. Lacy, of Baltimore. was
here on yesterday.
Judge G.. NJ. Peek is to address the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Sunday.
Ia grippe has made its appearance here
again.
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EOR RENT,

For RENT DWELLINGS. G
No. 4 Grace street, between Foushee
30. ins Floyd avenue, between LOm-
no No 5 ss,I clay street, between Ninth and
Nos. sol and sos Leigh street. between
Nos 27U5 and g70S east Franklin street
opposite Libby Eli Park.
No. % Lom5ardy street. between Main
No. us clay street. between Seventh and
10. i21 First. between Cary and Canal.
No. 500 Fourth street, between Clay
No g0s yensble street. between TWEEN
ty-third and Twenty-fOurth.
No. ll3 Nineteenth street, between Grace
and Franklin streets.
No. 1873 west Main street.
no. 800 south Fifth street.
Nos. 1917 and 1919 west Clay street.
No. Az north Thirtieth street.
Two new dwellings on south Laurel
street near Holly.
STORES.
No. 10 Governor street, between Main
No. 100 Main street, between Twelfth
No. iI Main street. between Ninth and
Tenth.
No. lZli Main street, between IWsIfth
end Thirteenth.
No. 20 Fifth street, between Broad and
Grace.
No. Fs Broad street, between Monroe
and Henry.
OFFICES.
Choice single and double Offices In the
Merchants Rational Bank Building. cor
nsr Main and Eleventh streets, supplied
with every convenience for comfort.
For further Information call and see us.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
phone No. $40 del0
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SUDDENLY STRICKEN BLIND.
Sad Misfortune of College student-Clerks'
Convention Postponed.


BEDFORD CITY, VA, December a.
(Special.)-H. i. Brown, OF Roanoke, a
student Of Randolph Macon Academy, has
been suddenly stricken with total blind
ness. lie played right guard on the foot
ball team, but did not sustain any known
injury, so that his misfortune cannot be
attributed TO that. 1t is thought the
blindness results from injuries sustained
last winter while skating. This morning
he could tell light from darkness, which
has encouraged the physicians to hope
the blindness may only be temporary.
Mr. j. Lawrence Campbell Is confined
TO his room by sickness.
Captain S. II. Burt. Of Prince Edward
county, IS critically i'll here at the home
of his son. in the Old Hotel Piedmont.
Some weeks ago Captain Burt sustained
serious injuries while in North Carolina,
and his son was sent for TO take him
home. He was unable to proceed further
than this point owing 10 the extreme
Illness of the sick man.
The Convention OF County, Circuit ana
Hastings Clerks that was 10 have been
held in Roanoke December 18th to revise
tariffs etc, has been postponed until
after the New Year.
Mr.. c. A. Overstreet, of this county,
has lust sent specimens of "Winter-Sweet
Paradise" apples to the United states
Pathological Department in Washington.
where they will be painted and put on
exhibition. These apples have attracted
considerable attention at the department
and throughout the country at large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

The time is a hand for you TO be laying
In YOUR presents for your dear ones
Don't wait until a few days before CHRIST
mas. when the crush Is great, put GONE
now and see the pretty things we offer.
We had the opportunity to buy lot Oh
handsome articles suitable for presents
and purchased them at soc, on the dci-
lar, and will give you the beneht OF thls
great reduction.
We shall discontinue keeping carpets
efter this season, and for this reason
will sell what we have at prices much
below their value, or for what you can
get them elsewhere.
Ingram Two-ply Wool Carpets at S11zc,
worth COO yard
Ingram TwO-ply ATWOOD Carpets AT
J0c., worth Zoe. a yard. 70,
Three-ply Atwood Carpets at 11c''
Tapestry Brussels at 4Oc.. worth Coo. a
yard. "a. ..h 7so q,
aodds-and- Ends in Carpets at one-half
a large line Of Druggets. Art Squa ares,
i'm the best STYLES at the lowest prices TO
Rlankets and Comforts are what you
need for cold weather. See the bargains
W" Large Gise' Wool Blankets at $780, $500. $3.50.
ana Hest st'O All Wool Blankets in the city for
800 a pair, large sizes. sno
Good Cotton-Stuned Comforts at $i'Vo'
VIZ E9ne NSS ow a Comforts at $500
and $500 They are the warmest covering
Great Bargains in Portieres. See those
we offer at 500 a pair; those az SO""
Lace Curtains were never sold so cheap
q q lust now You must ask to see tneh.
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iNTERNAL.ReveNUe PROBLEMS.
No whiskey-Tax Increase-Tax on ind
yidual Incomes.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., December p
IL is apparently settled fact. so far as
the Democratic members OF the ways
and Means Committee are concerned. that
there will be no increase In the whlsAey-
tax The members OF the committee be-
Iieye the trust would be the great bene-
ficiary OF the tax. and moreover II wouio
be a long period before the government
would secure any substantial results FROM
the increase II one we're made.
The committee has practically decldeo
that the deficiency in the revenues must
be secured from a tax on incomes-not on
corporations only. but upon individuals
as well. 1t Is not certain that they Will
so report, but they are nausned that
yrsiorlty OF the House Democrats will
insist upon such a tax and that It Will
ultimately be adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

The Richmond Times is developing into
a genuine all-around kicker The Times
Is not pleased with the way the Demo
ocratic party does things in Virginia. 1t
wants lot Of things that are not yet In
sight, among them the repeal OF the An
dersOn- NJ cCormicA election-law. Now II
saws that the Wilson tariff bill should be
defeated alleging that it Is not sufficiently
radical 10 be called n Democratic mea-
sure. The Times would have the people
carry the heavy burdens Of McKinleyism
because 1t cannot have the entire load re-
moved at once. The Times is evidently TO-
visionary and theoretical for the stern
and practical things Of this cold world
Roanoke World.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR |
AT THALHIMER BROTHERS, Fifth and Broad streets

Wraps-Every man, lady, and child in
the city knows that We carr! the largest
assortment OF Wraps TO be found In the
city The prices at which we oher them
will attract you; SO Will the styles, which
are the very latest and best IN use thls
season.
See the Cape-C Coats we show at So
$500, $50, and 5000; not TO be surpassed.
Ladies' Cloth Capes in great variety,
sure TO please you.
Ladies' Plush and Velvet Capes, $50 TO
select from at $1,000. 5000, and 5000,
trimmed handsomely in fur
You can find hundreds OF Misses and
Children's Cape-Coats, Jackets, ana Long
Wraps 10 select from at prices that speak
for themselves.
Infants' and Small Children's Garments
from ubG up Remember We have the
STYLES, the largest assortment ana the
lowest prices you will find in the city.
Marino and Wool Underwear for Ladies,
Men, Misses, and Children; also nice
line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear, all at
the lowest prices.
We have put the knife into Dress Goods,
and values don't stand In the way. Down
they go Come and see what we oHer
YOU In fancy and plain effects. Your op-
portunity Is at hand to buy handsome
Dress for little money: silk materials
90 with them, ALEC. We have reduced
the prices 10 sell them quickly. ASK 70
see all OF the Fancy and Figured Effects
in SILK Materials.
Trimmings-On our Centre Counters YOU
will find Dress Trimmings that sofa g
All reduced to 6oc. yard; Some tnat
sold at SIS and Tsc.. reduced TO ssc, ana
others at Csc. worth twice the ainouhi
a rare opportunity 10 secure some nana-
some Dress Trimmings Tor "a sI Wna,s sr' in
every style, and prices TO tempt you 70
purchase at
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YOUTHFUL ELoPERs Welded.
The Groom 10 and the Bride II Years
OId-BoId Robbery in Roanoke.

The Groom ID ana inc biiuo - hehTs
OId-BoId Robbery in Roanoke.
ROANOKE, VA, December 9.-(Speci2D,
c. l.. Thomason. an employee Of the
Norfolk and Western general offices here,
and Miss Alice Strlckler, an attractive
young lady of this city. left to-day for
Winston, n. c.. where they were mar
red at $50 p. NJ. by Rev. Il. Caldwell.
The parents of the bride objected to the
marriage on account OF the youthfulness
of the contracting parties, the bride being
only II years old and the groom 10. The
bride went TO Crystal Springs on the cleo
tric-cars, where she was met by the
groom. who took her in n buggy 10
Starkeys station on the Roanoke and
Southern. seven miles south of this city.
There they took the train to Winston,
and a friend of the groom who met them
there brought the buggy back to Roam
oke. They will return home tomorrow
evening.
A bold robbery was perpetrated here
about noon to-day. While Miss Hattie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
DYNAMITE IN COFFEE.
Brought by Vessel Since Burned ~ the
Result of nm Explosion.

NEW YORK, December s-ln bag OF
coffee imported May Sth per the New YORK
and Cuba mail-steamship city OF WASH
ington from Oaxaea, Mexico, was FOUND
to-day quarter OF pound or dynamite
fuse and A dynamite cartridge. The bag
with others was sold 20 John o'Donohues
sons. Is Front street, by John Wilson q
Co. 81 Front street. the original importers.
II was then stored In Bartietts store,
brooklyn. They shipped IL May 9Th 70
Frazer Brothers, Providence. X, L. ana
n was returned az unfit for use, rhey
ordered IL inspected, and during the IN
spection the dynamite was discovered
Ths ODonohues say the bags had not
been opsned since they left the Mexican
steamer. The city OF Washington mss
since been burned as the result OK an es-
nlnnlon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

Lamar, teacher In the public schools
was passing along Church avenue she
was met by two wsll-dressed young men,
one OF whom snatched her pocket-book
from her hand and both ran OF. fortu-
nately there was only $50 In the purse.
The thieves have not been caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

has found that her little ones are I'M
proved moro by the pleasant laxative
Syrup OF Figs. when ia need OF ths ANA
tive effect Of . gentle remedy fnhn ~
able 10 them. Children enjoy IT, ana u
benefits them The trus remedy, Ryrtp
OF plgs. u paspufxotured BY the Gaii'
fornls Yig Syrup Company only.
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EOR RENT.

FOR RENT. E5i
f40O-Nos 40 west Clay street.
$S00-No. 533 north Second street.
S240-North avenue Barton Heights), stoSs
and dwelling.
s21o-No. 5t6 west Marshall street.
$240-No. 24O4 west Main street.
32o-No. s2s north Twenty fourth street.
SaO-No. 1914 west Cary street.
$}o-No. L0 north Eleventh street.
;15-No. 1854 west Cary strest.
$15-No. 3l2 west Marshall street
$l5-No. 1923 east Franklin street, store
and dwelling.
sl2-No. 40 east Broad street (up-stairs).
sl0-No 1901 west Broad street.
N36O-Eo Twenty-Sec0nd street,
Fsirmount)
Slo-Eos. SO9-2-4 Randolph street.
Sl0-No. - Darlington street.
sI0-No. I2S south Pias street.
si0-No. 2o2s east Franklin street.
siO-No sis Catherine street
ss-No. sos Randolph street.
CARNEAL e. GAYLE,
Real Estate Agents.
delO 1l0s Main street.
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cRlSPFS. cABlNET-MAKINc.
He Asks Ex-Primo Minister Rudini TO Take


he NsNs TsN-FIIIlu lIIIIIsI'F INUUIHI 10 INkV
a Portfolio.
ROME. December 9-Signor Crispi is
engaged in the task Of forming a new
Cabinet. He is seeking TO obtain as min
listers the leading men in Parliament,
irrespective OF party. Signor Saraeco
and Baron Sonnini will probably be MEM
bers OF the Cabinet. Signor Crisp VIII,
in addition TO the presidency OF the Coun-
Gil take the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
lie has asked ex-Prime Minister the Mar
outs hi Rudni 90 join the Cabinet, but
he hestates II Sisnor Crispl forms
Cabinet be will do 30 quickly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
n OF
HORSE, BUGGY, SURREY,
HALLS SAFE,
AND UNEXPIRED LEASE OF OFFICE,
ETC. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from II.
l.. Staples TO the undersigned, trustee,
duly recorded, / wiD sell at auction at
1870 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10 1883,
on the Ninth-street side OF the Chamber
Of Commerce building
/ very desirable Roam Driving Horse, said
TO be about years old. kind and
gentle, accustomed to electricians.
l Buggy and Harness.
Surrey and Harness, and one Carriage
Pole.
Immediately afterwards. at room No IL,
Mezzanine door. Chamber OF Com
1 Halls, No. So, Combination-Loek. Iron
Safe, double inside and outside doors,
in excellent condition.
High Desk and Revolving stool.
1 Low Desk and Stool.
l Cabinet for blanks,
Letter-Press and stand.
l Brussels Carpet, Cuspidores, Mats, Auc-
tiOn-Beli, Chairs. etc.
Also the unexpired lease or the Office,
which Is one OF the most desirable and
prominent in the building, 10 October
is, 1884. A. W. PATTERSON,
de l0-3t Trustee.
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PARTIES desiring to attend this sale cap
take the cars al the Richmond and Aile-
chany railroad depot at o'clock a. ~.
~ the Tuckahoe and yames River rail-
road, and return AZ 8 o'eieck T. n. eems
day. ..---..-.-- 81 :.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 9. 1883.
ARRIVED

Schooner Ella Francis, Foster. Rock
land; lime; Carneal Ss Davis.
Schooner Allison. Rose, ROndOut, ce-
mtnt; Warner Moore * co.
Schooner Mamie Saunders, Steelman,
New York, salt; Davenport a. Morris.
Schooner Thomas Booze, EndicOtt, Phil
adelphia. coal: 5. II. HAYES q co;
Steamer PocahOntas, DeyO, Norfolk :;
merchandise and general cargo; /. Neisi-
ger, superintendent.
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PRINTED RENT-LIST.

w iO-lt De lHOhfGCf oispWsf = w.
F'oR RENT. 6t
No. SO west Grace street, 10 rooms;
$500.
No. eO2 east Clay street. 10 rooms; $500
No. 1901 west Franklin street, 10 rocms
No. 90i east Clay street, 10 rooms $500
No. SIS east Clay street. rooms, $50:
No. 702 east Leigh street, 9 rooms: $50
No. Ca east Leigh street 10 rooms 500
No. SO9is west Marshall street, rooms;
1850. -.
no. 1903 west Main street, rooms $3.50:
No; 7O5 west Main street, store anu
No. Sit west Cary street, store and
No. 80 north Seventh street. 2 floors;
$500.
No. 800 east Broad street, "a and Sd
floors; $500.
no. l222 Floyd avenue. rooms; $40.
No. 1911 west Main street. rooms 500.
No. 72s north Twenty-seyenth street I
rooms: 500 40.
No. 80 west Cary street, roams; {2N.
No. lOQ Taylor street, rooms; SlJV
No. SOP ST.. James street, rooms; Sl50
No. 26 Washington street 8 rooms: sl26
No. 1903 Taylor street, rooms; ste.
No. 3li3 Poplar street. rooms; Nis.
No 3i3 Reservoir street, 6 rooms, A4i.
no. 1910 west Cary street, rooms $3.50
per month. -o
per month. 800 .
No. 3S2s Seventh street, Rockets, Z
rooms; $40 Der month. 80
No. 1908 west Cary street, rooms; $40
10. TcS Catherine street, rooms; $40
per month.
No. los south Laurel street, 6 rooms; sil
per month. 40
per month.
No. ilOi BOYD street, store and dwellng;
No. 10 north Twenty-thlrd street G
rooms; 50 per month. 40
No. gl Cumberland street rooms; IS
per month. 80
no. COZ High street, rooms, IS per
month -. % .
10. COZ Calhoun street. 4 rooms; s. per
No. ilOl Wallace street. rooms; 50 per
month. -
Can for PRINTED LIST.
DENOON, UPPER e CO.,
da1O Sl Main street
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DECEIvERS' SALE

PECEIvERS' SALE
dAYToN. HENRiGo COUNTY. VA,
ALL THE PRoPERTY BELONGING
TO THE coSAAP PTSY BRICK
CoNSisTING OF
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF SAID COM
ITS WORKS, BpiL III nSt 5,I MACHINE
RY' AND oL znsd PRIVILEGES
BRICKS, LUMBER, BRIcK-cARs.
STEEL RAILS .H RBIcK PALLETS.
sUNDRY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NU-
NERVOUS TO MENTION.
BY virue of decree IN the .chancery
G e the 81 suits sss Of eS q fsp'Sso sns
ton Brick Company and THE Henry
Martin Brick Machine Manufacturing
Company against the same, we, the
undersigned, receivers In said causes, VIII
TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a 1888,
commencing at II O'clock A. ~, the
spt!fS XNALggAAIRehkE e c6AFss r. Ts
sisting of the Machinery. Works. and
Clay Privileges; also about 5oo0e good
Brick. large lot Of lumber. over 100 Brick
and ana M Ssr Passnt KiIps. good iot q
s1iendid lot OF new Dandy Betting and
Pulleys, one old and one new Engine,
Rollers. and Fixtures. Gsbrts OF two hres
FOOLS. on. Piping, and sundry other arr
ticles too numerous 70 mention, TIE az
tention OF the public Is called To the sale
81 this valuable property
TERMS OF SALE: The entire plant,
consisting of machinery, works: ana clay
ns,,,ilegss will be nfst offered for saie
a. ghoIe. and afterwards In separate
nsreels or pieces upon six montny credit
re blds for same 70 be reported 70 the
court for approval before the title under
said sale shall pass 10 any bidder
cash or upon the usual terms to me-
enai's' ANY W. i. WALTERS. fJR..
+. =. WINSTON,
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PORT OF WEST POINT, DEC. 9, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire Kirwan. Provi-
dence, via Norfolk and Newport News;
Passengers and general cargo.
Steamship BowdeD, Pain, New York;
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett, Baltl-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Kirwan. Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett. Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Bowden, Pain, New York,
general cargo.
steamship Bretwalder, Altman. Liver
DoOl with cotton.
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SAILED.

Schooner William b. Steelman, Smith
Plymouth. pig-iron; vessel. Curtis x Par
ker.
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SUTTON & CO., Auctione

'husrEES AUCTION BALE
HOUSE AND LOT No. COS NORTH THIRD
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
By virtue Of decd OF trust dated November
8. 1889. recorded 10 Richmond Cnsncery Court
IN Deed Book 1870 Il, page 1O6. and az request
Of beneficiary, default having been made IN pay
ment Of deb, secured, We will sell by public
auction. on the promises on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1898,
at o'clock p. A., the REAL ESTATE described
in said decd as "all u ct lot OF land lying and
being IN the city VI Richmond, Va, on the wost
hne OF Third street between Leigh and Jackson
streets, fronting 20 feet on the west line OF said
Third street and running back between parallel
lines "a feet more or lese, the lot formerly
owned by L. y. Martin, deceased
Tho DWELLING Is two stories, with four
rooms. located in neizhbornood where property
rents we'll
due, and TO psy debt due Of 3100, aud tbs bal
snce on terms 70 DO ANNOUNCED as hour of sale.
JULIUS sIRAUs.
w. ), WRSTWO0D,
X. Is. CHAPLIN,
Trustees.
Sale by X. b. CHATFIN g co. de7
BY Apperson Pollard
and
Denoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
DUBLIO AUCTION SALE
VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY
LOCATED AT TIE SOUTHWEST COR
NEh OF FOURTH AND LEIGH
STREETS.
WITH THE BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS
Nos. 520 AND 5P3 THEREON.
THIS PROPERTY is SOLD TO CLOSE UP AN
ESTATE.
At the request OF all parties Interested We will
sell at auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1893,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, the AFOREMENTIONED
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. The dwellings,
are conveniently arranged, with water and gas
improvements, and have sighs rooms each, with
detached kitchens. The lot fronts 5O2s feet,
more or less, on Fourth street, BY a 'front.' OF 100
feet on Leigh, 10 10-foot alley. This IL. 10 our
opinion. one Of the best pieces OF real eetate on
the market to-day. 1t oilers an unusual oDpor-
tunity TO secure good home. centrally located,
conyenient TO all points; or, as an Investment.
can be- made to pay handsomely. Call In let's
figure on it
TERMS, Liberal spd 10 be announced ct sale
APPERs0N g. POLLARD and
DEN UPPER q CO.,
DEF Auctione ers.
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By George w. Mayo, Auctioneer
Nos. p and a north Ninth street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OR
III CANS, FoLDING-BED,
LARGE ASH SHOWCASES,
LARGE PLATFORM SCALES.
IRON SAFE, ETC., AT AUCTlON

/ viii sell, at my store,
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1885,
8 Handsome Psrlor Suits, in Silk,
Brocatele, and Plush, with walnut and
cherry frames.
3 Excellent Organs.
Cabinet Folding-Bed.
Excellent Walnut and Oak Chamber
Suits, Wardrobes. Extenslon-Fables. So
fas, Chairs, Rockers, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstands, Desks, Baby Carriages, etc.
Excellent Moquet and other Carpets.
s Large Ash Showcases.
/ Large Fairbanks's Platform Scales.
1 Iron Safe lot of Flour, excellent Heat
ing and Cooking Stoves.
oil Cook-Stove. and a large Rssort-
nent of miscellaneous articles
GEORGE W. MAYO,
delO Auctioneer.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
| will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER, II. 1893,
AT II o'clock A. NJ at my office, No. 1906
east Franklin street. the following pro-
perty, to satisfy sundry writs in my
hands-to wit:
bureaus. Washstands, Wardrobes.
Plain and Marble-Top Tables.
Lounges, Bedsteads.
Mattresses, Springs.
Showcase.
Oii-Can, Stove.
Fish Bench, etc.
TERMS Cash. ,-.
deIO High Constable City OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC 3.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Walker. Arlington, ProW-
dence.