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The morning call., 1893-05-14

COOk AND WIFE COUNTRY HOTEL, $50:
- head and second cooks, country hotel. $50 and
$50; COOK, country restaurant. 500; assistant
BAKER, S25; troner. hotel laundry, $40: 10 farm
ers aud haymakers, S26; 20 scraper-teamsters,
Sc: daiTymau. $40; camp black smith, 335: milk
err, $50; 10 laborers for sewer-work, city, 81
day. q r.. HANSEN q co. no Gerry st.my Il y
The morning call., 1893-05-14

nj IDDLE-AGED SWEDISH WOMAN, WITH
AVA reference. housework in small family; no
washing; wages $50. 1917 Devisadero st. II 3t+
The morning call., 1893-05-14

n IRL, IA 10 Is, TO HELP MIND CHILDREN
~ ana assist. $50 Lott ST., near Hayes-st. car
house. nyl2 SIS
The morning call., 1893-05-14

by PETTY, II UAIMEL Il co. 13l WEST FIRST
- St, Los Angeles, all the TanchhandS that they
can get for southern CalifornIs from S25 to $50
per month; ranchhands come south. null II
The morning call., 1893-05-14

~ Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
her Fewell and GearY Streets here VIII
De no service IN this church to-day, we having ac
cepted the Invitation OF st. Johns Presby terian
CEmeh to worship with thcm in honor OF their
new pastor. Rev. john hemphlIl. DID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
A BOX FELL ON HIM.
FLETCHER HURT INSTANTLY KILLED
AT MIDLOTHIAN YESTERDAY.
Surprise Party Mt Mr.. Guy's-Death Of Mr.
ChaIkiey- Church News and other
Manchester Items.

A terrible accident happened at Midlo-
THAN, on the Richmond and Danviiie raii-
road, yesterday morning about O'CLOCK
whereby Fletcher Hurt. a colored Sec
ton hand, was instantly killed. The man
was assisting the depot hands at the sta
ton TO get a very heavy box from a car,
when one of the skids slipped and the
box fell. The mans head was caught
between the box and the car and COM
pletely crushed. killing him Instantly.
Deceased was about Is years old, and
lived at Meherrin Station on the Rich
mond and Danville railroad.
A number of young ladies and gentlemen
of this city went out TO "Water-View'
the suburban home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Harry Guy, Friday evening and had
delightful time, It being a surprise to the
host and hostess. Music and games were
kept UP till late hour. Among those
present were Misses Alma Webster. Ethel
Harding. Coley Lowell. Mamie Pitt Lucy
Thornhil. Ethel Archer, Flossie Moore,
and Messrs. Priddy, Fendley, Bruce,
Thornhill. Webster, Gallagher. Harrison.
Manahan, Hlllsman, and Guy. They were
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Lea.
Mr.. william Chalkley died yesterday
morning at his mothers residence, corner
OF Thirteenth and Stockton streets, In the
2Sd year of his age. lie had been in Ill
health for several years, suffering with
consumption. lie was a most exemplary
Young man, and was n consistent MEM
Der Of the Bainbrdge-Street Baptist
church from which place the funeral VIII
tako plnce this afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral OF Mrs. g. s. Maurice,
whose death was noted In yesterdays
Dispatch. will take place from her late
residence, corner Eleventh and Perry
streets. this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
WILL SERVE OYSTERS.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers Will give an
oyster supper Tuesday night in the va
cant store at the corner OF Eleventh and
Hull streets. The delicious bivalyes Will
be served I'm excellent style, and as the
proceeds go 20 the orphanage fund the
entertainment should be well attended.
Judge g. 4. Hancock, of the Ct1cult
Court. rendered his opinion Friday IN
the case OF Howard against Royal trus-
tee. The court decided every point in
the case In favor OF the trustee for the
creditors.
Telia Baugh and Amy Jones Doth col
oreD were before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning charged with creating a
disturbance on the street. They were
both fined 81 each.
The following cases were disposed OF
IN the Hastings Court: Maggie Branch
(colored), third case of petit larceny.
Fined s. and sent TO jail for six months.
Sidney Cox, charged with being engaged
IN gaming. Fined s..
Charles Bowen, charged with a3saultlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

Rev. n. II. Rudd on the street. Sent
TO iai, for one bay and required TO give
bond IN the sum or 500.
Jesse Hilton (coiore.D, misdemeanor.
Dismissed.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
There viii be Thanksgiving services at
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church next
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Pew. DIR. w. W. Landrum.
Rev. Or. Theodore Whitfield will be pres
ent and take part In the services.
Rev. W. f.. Hurt viii preach at both
services al Stockton-Street Baptist church
to-day. The revival services which have
been in progress VIII be continued this
week. Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum. OF the
Second Baptist church, IN Richmond, viii
preach Mt this church Monday night az
1870 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Pell. OF Richmond. will preach
at West-End Methodist church this morn
ing III IL o'clock. There Will be no ser
vices at night. and the congregation viii
worship with Ciopton-Street Baptist
church.
Rev. j. ]. Cloptou will occupy his pull
pit both morning and night to-day. At
II o'clock he viii preach on Prayer"
and at 7:l5 o'clock on THE Prodigal Son"
The monthly meeting OF the Building
Fund Committee of West-End Methodist
church will be held this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Rev. L. r. Thornhll will speak to
railroad men at Leader Hall this after
noon.
Secretary r. Z. Mchaels will conduct
the services at Flfth-Street Methodist
church this morning and Mr.. j. IL.
Busby OF night.
Rev. Joseph A. Walker will preach at
Central Methodist church this morning
at II o'clock.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
Both the white and colored public
schools Of Manchester are i'm need of sub
stitute teachers. and persons desiring posi-
tons should apply 10 Superintendent ID.
l.. Pullam. when they will be Informed
when examinations will be held.
Miss Alta Foster of Richmond. Is visit
ing Miss Anna Charley, corner Twelfth
and Porter streets
Mr.. Reinhold Paul and wife OF this
city, left yesterday evening for Lancaster,
Pa, 10 attend the funeral OF his sister.
Mrs. Emma Zimmerman. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Paurs father and
mother. OF Chesterfield.
Passengers on the Mayo s-bridge street
car line change cars now at Dock street,
IN Richmond. The railroad trestle Is be-
ing fixed at this point, which prevents the
cars from running through.
Mr. Edward Tyson. Of North Carolina.
formerly Of Manchester is here on visit
to his relatives. He Is a brother OF Mr.
Arthur y. Tyson, 81 this city.
Miss Emily Il. Terrill, OF Belle Vue
King William county. Is visiting rela-
tives I'm this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
THEY DROVE TO PELHAM, NJ c.
And Were There United for Iife-Mr
FIynn's Queer Experience.
(speclal telegram 10 the Dlspatch)

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
DANVlnLI., VA. November H.-Mr.
Obediah T. Hall and Mrs. Ida V. Nlcho-
las, accompanied by few intimate
friends. drove TO Pelham. N. c., yes
terday afternoon. where. by the assis-
lance Of that prince Of connubial knot
tiers. Rev. r. II. Walker, they were
united in the holy bonds OF wedlock.
Nr. and Mrs. Hall are both residents of
North DanYille. and they VIII continue
TO reside in that town. The bride Is well
known In the two Danvilles. but particu-
laTly I'm North Danville, where she held
the office Of postmistress during Presi-
dent Harrison's administration. The
groom is a well-knOwn tobacco buyer.
having been operating on the Danviile
market for a number OF years.
Mr. James 3. Blanks. OF Petersburg,
Past Grand Regent OF the Ordero of Royal
Arcanum in Virginia, and who is attend
ing the Methodist Conference as lay
delegate. paid an official visit TO the lodge
in this town last night and was royalty
entertained at the close Of the work. lie
visited Oronoco Lodge IN Martinsviile to-
night.
HIS WOODEN LEG.
Mr.. c. y. Flynn, former citizen OF
this place. but now living in North Dan
Nlll0, ndu queer experience StStcihdy.
He owns some property in Danville. and
In one OF his houses resides q white wo-
man named Mary Baldwin. Tho land
lord had sent her two notices to vacate.
but she paid no attention to them. Mr..
Flynn IL a cripple having lost leg some
years ago through an accident and the
i1mb has been replaced as well as IT could
be done by a wooden leg. 1t is not strap
ped but he holds II with his hand as he
walks. Yesterday no went 20 the house
10 put the woman out. but when the door
was opened Mrs. Baldwin rushed out
and seized the leg, which let Mr.. Flynn
down TO the floor. The woman rushed
across a branch in front of the house,
and turning fourished the leg. saying 70
its owner that If he followed that what
she would do for him would "be plenty"
Mr.. Flynn did not follow, but crawled
from the house up n pair Of stairs TO the
street, and. prevailing upon n citizen who
was passing at the time, the latter went
TO the woman and got the pedal extrem-
ity. She didn't want 10 surrender but
she was told that II she did not she
might have to suffer from the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

tians failed 10 carry the oospe, TO the
heather that the heather would come to
us. IL the 5000 Methodlsts In Virginia
would show their unseIfshness In pushing
forward the work OF missions In their
own State. Virginia would be conquered
for Christ. The address. which was one
and quarter hours In length. was listen
ed to most attentiyely.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
The report OF the treasurer shows $40
s25 raised for domestic missions; Ns6Ts
for foreign missions. In addition 10 the
above amounts 1881 was raised TO pay
the old missionary debts; added 20 thlS
the 1900 raised last year makes s1l,3Si.
From the Rosebuds and Woman's Mis-
sionary Societies. 10000 making total
OF $4,000.
Rev. r. r. Wilson. OF Richmond. and
Rev J. r. Griffith, OF Manchester. Will
preach tomorrow at the Christian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

D i''l,1i1II;i.IiI,;i5. I'I FOR RENT.

s.. 900 per annum. No. 9Os east Grace street;
500 per annnm. No. II south Third street;
$50 per annum. No. 400 east Cary street,
II rooms. x,o..,.s
$500 per annum. No. 100 north Morriss
500 per per annum. No. 400 west Main STREET;
10 rooms. ,.,,,,
500 per annum. No. 300 east Franklin
street; u rooms. -. .,,.., d.
500 per annum, No. 2OJ west cay st'e'''
s rooms. beautiful order. -.
$40 per annum, No. west Cary street;
rooms. .h
500 per annum. No. i29 south Fourth
soD nor annum' No. i2I south Fourth
street; Z rooms; possession December
s2le per annum. No. 2923 east Marshall
street; 5 rooms, new.
s15s Der annurn. No. COS north Twenty
ninth street; rooms. new,
sl5s per annum. No. 25o5 east Grace street.
rooms.
$50 per annum. No. 49, west Duval street;
1872 per aG'' annum. No. so Randolph street:
rooms STORES.
81. 500 per annum, sll east Main street; re-
Gently occupied by West johnston
co. .
500 per apnum. No. west Broad street
floors above. 40, -.
$500 per aunum each, 29l and ~" east
Cary street. -.
1850 per annum each. 1894 and 1906 east
Maih street; floors above.
$3.50 per annum. 1900 east Broad street;
suitable for baker. os.,
$lS0 per annum, I'LL north Iwenly,nl'n
street. and dwelling adjoining. with 4
rooms: all for SlSl.
Also many small houses for both "hte
and colOred. ,>..,
For particulars call and get our PRlN /
ED LIST. FRANK ID. HILL * CO.,
no26-lt north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
CASES AGAINST A RAILROAD.
Revival of Business OF All sorts-Shlpments
of Fruit-A Great Opportunity.

VI TAht-<t bioht opportunity
Correspondence OF thu Dlspatch)
HARRISBURG. VA. November 24-The
November term OF the County Court is
now in session, Judge Martin Williams
presiding. Quite a number OF cases have
been and Will be tried. especially a num-
Der Of damage cases against the Norfolk
and Western railroad for killing stock. A
special grand jury Is in session investi-
eating a charge against two negro boys
for an attempt TO break into the Metho-
dist parsonage, now occupied by Rev.
ii. c. Clemens, the pastor.
Our people are very much gratifled over
the revival of business OF almost every
Character especially in the fruit and pro-
duce line. A number OF gentlemen are
here from Columbus, Ga, buying apples
They have bought q number OF carloads
paying from 40 to 60 cents per bushel
Besides this. almost daily / sec small
lots of apples. potatoes. cabbage. etc.
being shipped from our depot TO Bluefield
and the coal regions. Surely our people
should see at once the importance Of
taking hold OF these matters and make
this the great fruit and produce-growing
part Of Virginia. They have the soil and
climate unsurpassed, and only require
attention and money TO accomplish this
great result l know one man in Giles
who has this year realized more than
5000 from his grapes and apples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
DECREE OF THE PILGRIM KNIGHTS.
Very Old Coins Exhibited by Mr.. Coleman
A Painful Accident.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
ROCKY MOUNT, N. c., November Is
At the Masonic Hall last night the degree
OF 1.-THE Pilgrim Knights" was conferred
by Supreme Chancellor Henry r. Cole
man. of Kentucky, on several members
of Corinthian Lodge.
MIR. Coleman exhibited collection OF
gold and silver and gold and copper coins
embracing the time from 100 b. c. to $40
A. ID.
Jonas Thorpe a worthy colored man.
died suddenly from an attack Of paraiy-
sis ut his home here yesterday.
Mr.. Orren Daughtridss had his hand
badly cut In cotton-gin yesterday after
noon. resulting in tho loss OF part OF
that member.
The weather has been freezing cold here
for the eighteen hours ending ut this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
ORGANIZING A BANK FOR LURAY.
1t VIII BE Ready for Business About the
First OF January.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
LURAY, VA. November 25.-It now
looks as If bank. organized under State
laws will be established in Luray to
commence business about the beginning
OF the new year. One OF the leading
movers in the enterprise Is Mr. J. v.
Jamison, former resident OF Luray, but
late secretary and treasurer OF the Fideli-
~ Loan and Trust Company, Of Roanoke,
Va MIR. Jamtson has associated with him
several of the leading business men OF
this place, with others also from the
county, and the prospect Is that the new
bank will be started under favorable
auspices.
There are no new cases OF vsrtoloid at
Shenandoah. in this county. and the ex-
element Is subsiding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
PrOperty Trangcers.

Rlchmond Edward II. Brown TO Mollle
White. 30 feet on north side Tobacco alley
between Locust alley and Fifteenth street,
Sl132: Katie and John A. Kratz 10 Louise
Blenner, p feet on Clay street southeast
corner Third. $3.50.
Henrico: \. +. Corics and wife 10 Fan
ME Il. witt, lots and 10 In block 2, Oak
Park, $3.50: ". J. billiard to Walter S.
Peyton, GO feet on north side Claiborne
street near Washington, and 30 feet on
same near same. $3.50: w. S. Peyton and
wife 70 Edgar W. Darlington, 30 feet on
north side Claiborne street near Washing
ton, $50
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AUCTION SATISFACTORILY.
By Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Arctioneers
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.

rJ,RUSTEES' SALE OF A DE-
i TAcHBD FRAME DWELLING ON STE
vENsoN STREET, No. 3i2.--By virtue OF a
certain deed OF trust from Daniel Wright and
vile 20 tho undersigned trustees, dated March
10, 1898, and Of record in the Clerks ocicc OF
the Kichrnopd Chancery Court, Deadlock lfs
n, page A4O, default having been made IN
the payment Of portion Of the money secured
thereby, and boing requested % 20 90 by tho
beneficiary thercia named, We shall proceed 70
sell at public auction, gpon the premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1898,
at AZ occcS p. NJ, the PROPERLY described
as above. Tbs house contains six or sOye1
rooms. with cry water and culvert INJECTIONS.
Tho tot frosfs u feet iuchea, aud runs BACK
between parallel lines 100 feet 20 Second street.
This lot fronts on Second street "a we'll as ste
yens1u street, which gives 10 two 'front.'.
TERNs: Cash as TO expenses OF salo ana
ESQ. 3O the O1lsncs AZ four. eight, ana twelve
months, evidenced By negotiable notes win in-
terest added from day OF sale, secured by deed
". d. HARGROVE,
Il. =. NJ TZLEk,
+. L. SUTTON,
Trustees.
4 M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

SALE or YALUABLE

DRUSTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY IN HENRICO COUNTY NEAL,
RAILROAD DEPOT.--By virtue OF q GER
tain deed of trust from Caroline Peter,
son to the undersigned az trustee, dated
June 6. 1888, and OF record In the Clerk !
Office of Heurico County Court, Va. l
VIII sell at public auction. on the prem
ises, -
at | p. NJ, all that certain lot OF land
with improvements situated about one
mile from Glen Alien depot. IN Brook
land Maglsterial District Henrico county.
Va, adjoining the lands OF II. peterson.
". Read and others containing about
FOUR ACRES. In good state Of cultiva-
ton.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost OF exc
cutting this trust. taxes n unpaid anu 10
ray note OF 1926; balance upon such
terms as Will be announced at time Of
sale.
The above property Is rcsold because OF
upset bid. and parties not having COM
Piled with terms Of sale
no q c. NJ. HOOPER. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
EOR RENT.

TOR RENT. "a
a400-Nos. 4-4ls west Clay street
S270-No. 500 west Marshali street
s240-No 2404 west Nam street.
s2lO-No. 1913 north twenty fourth street.
s200--No. 1914 west Cary street.
s3O-NO. 507 north Eleventh street.
S3O0-No. 5J3 north Second street.
sl5-No. 1904 west Cary street.
S15-No. 3l2 west Msrsball street.
Sl7-NO. BIT north F,fth stree.
sl2-No. 40 cast Broad street (up-stairs'.
S1O-No. 1901 west brosd street.
ai2 5O-No. Twenty-second street (Fair-
mont.
Sl0-Nos. 900-2-4 Randolph street.
SO No. - Darlington street.
sl0-No. res south Pine street.
Sl0-No. 1923 east Franklin street.
sl0-No 0l3 Catherine street.
s9-No. sos Randolph street.
Carnival & GAYLE,
koGl kstato Agents.
no colt ll08 Main street.
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DRESS GOODS.


that
ALLWOOL ACKING Is al 3519c yard
d.
NOVELTY coor-22c yard
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HORSES. MULES. cows. %.
EOR SALE, A PROMISING N
Il Young MORGAN 5TALLIoN,EH
JOHN PANELS, JR., years Old, scund and
gentle to all harness. Halt brother 10 Little
Belts, with record OF 1884 For fsxthsr In
formation Apply " THOMAS ANDERSON, 1888
east ETsnklia strssk ~ 20Llt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
THE EDlNBURC SENTINEL.
First Appearance of a Neat Valley journal.
OTerralIs Successor.

OTerralFs Successor.
Correspondence Of the Dspatch)
WOODSTOCK. VA, November 24.-The
FIRST number OF the Edinburg Sentinel,
monthly four-paged paper published at
Edinburg, this county. by Il. l.. Hisey
formerly general manager of the Shenan-
doah Herald, when It was owned by the
berger made its appearance to-day. The
paper is neat looking. and will be devoted
10 the interests of the county.
The revival at the Methodist church,
South, at this place under the direction
Of Evangelist J. W. Lee, Of Green's
bOro', n. c., and the pastor, Rev. J. =.
Stump, which was in progress about one
month, closed last Sunday night. About
eighty persons connected Themselves with
the church, as the result OF the meet
ing.
COURT IN SESSION.
The County Court has been In session
at this place since the 18th instant A
great number OF small criminal and civil
cases have been disposed OF at this term.
Judge j.. II. Booten. Of Page county.
presided in ono case In the stead of Judge
Newman.
Hon. NJ. L. Walton, State senator from
this county, is busily engaged in working
NJ his candidacy as the successor 10
Governor OFerrall.
His friends are hopeful that hs will re-
ceive the nomination.
A carload OF turkeys. consisting OF
eight hundred fowls. was shipped from
this place to the Philadelphia market
on Saturday Of last week.
The local dealers In apples did not fare
so we'll as was expected. One man, prom
inent citizen OF Woodstock shipped a lot
to Memphis, Tenn, and the amount re
mitted was $500 less than the cost OF the
barrels and freight charges amounted 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
HORSES. MULES. cows %.

Old papers for sale at sc a hundred at
DISPATCH Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
HOUSEs.-Ns

PHILADELPHIA HOUS ES.-Nss
4. We have Just completed FIVE DF-&7
TACHED O-AND-A-HALF-Sr0kY BRICK
RESIDENCES, situated on West avenue near
Harrison and Franklin streets. These houses
hardwood and marble mantels tile hearths,
electric bells, speaking tubes. stationary wash
stands, linen close T., ami wlfdrobes buiit IN
each foom-all modern cOnVeniences magma
BILE. They have 10 be se0a 10 be appreciated.
They range In prices from $4,000 70 $1,000.
IL can sell them on a small cash payment and
tho balance in mOnthly or quarterly payments.
We will take pleasure In snowiOg anyone do
string a home these houses. Here Is a chance
20 got "A homo with q small cash payment and
easy monthly payments The rent that you
are now paying viii In a Course e. years pay for
one OF these houses
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
no 26-lt No. ll03 Maia street.
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II o r II f. \ L

TOR RENT. 9
Special Inducements Will be oIereu III
renting the following property:
1850 per annum, 80 east Clay street.
$50 per aDnum. 1912 east Clay street
&}75 per annum, l05 south Fhth street
800 per annum, 2A5 east Broad street
5000 per aunum. al west Clay street
$40 per annum. Cos west Clay street
S21O per annuu, 1894 Floyd Avenue.
$3.50 per annum, i01 south Laurel street
$40 per annum, 2SC5 east Marshall street
500 per annum. 23ll east Broad street
500 per annum. llS south First street.
$40 per annum. 80 west Gary street
sal0 per annum, Twentieth and Grace
streets.
500 per annum. 2Sl0 east Grace street
$50 Per annum, 1910 east Franklin street
Si5 per month, 4O5 east Canal street
1896 per annum, 25l2 east Grace street
SIS per month, 2Sll east Marshall street
Sl5 per month. 3l5 south Pine street.
si5 per month 9O2 north Firth street.
Sl2 % per month. 400 Twenty eighth.
Si2 30 ner month l220 east Marshall
sl2 % per month, $40 south Fourth street
SIS per month. 399 College street.
80 % per month, 90 Twenty-first street.
SUTTON & CO,
no2s-1t Corner Tenth and Bank streets
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EOR RENT.

1915 Floyd avenue; $3.50 per annum.
l05 south Third street. 500 per annum.
~ east Leigh street. S23 per month.
30S north Thirty-second street, 1850 per
month.
SO6 north Thirty-second street. $3.50 per
month. ..
WINGFIELD Il BARRAUD.
Real Estate Agents,
uo2s 500 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
no 26-lt No. 1903 MaiR street.

TOR RENT, THOSE TWO DE-S5
4 SlRABLE DETACHED DWELLINGS sEi
634 and $50 north Seventh strest-one contain
Ing seven ana tne other nino rooms, besides de-
tached kitchen. four rooms. All .=cdsrn IN
proyements. Also, that ATTRACTIVE BRICK
DWELLING $40 east Leigh street, containing
seven rooms, bath. Sc.
JOHN T. GoDDN SEQ,
Roal Estate Agents,
mo- 6-2s Bank and Eleventh stToets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

WE HAVE TWO NICE LOTS ON
w Fifth street between Grace and Frank
lin. Here Ia a chance 10 tuild your home and
rent this other, In part " the city convenient
to business To an early applicant a bargain
can DO had. JACKSON BRANDr& CO.,
no 2R-lt No, HOB Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

CTRAYED OR STOLEN. NO SH
- VENEER 9th, YELLOW -
MALE SCOTCH TEhk!Eh, about - uont-s
Old. Long scar on the left side 81 oeck nom
burn. Answers 10 tic name OF Fanny. Reward
pad II leu at 9jlIs north Fltth sgrssE.
no 24-sr6Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26

EOR SALE, DWELLINGS OF p
A all sorts and descriptions. Also, a few e.
GOOD LOIS az low figures. would cali special
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