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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
APIcaSant at Home.

One of the pleasantest cat Homes
of the season, was that of Miss Ellora K.
Chaplin and Mrs. c. Cotton Chaplin last
Tuesday afternoon in honor of their
friends. Mrs. John Stevens, OF Castle
Point, Hoboken. and the Misses boswell
aud Southall, of Virginia. The ladies
we're assisted in receiving by Mrs. Hugh
Taylor, Mrs, Fairfax Montague, Mrs.
Mlchoux, Mrs. McGruder, aud Misses
Tyler, Putney, and Atkins. Quantities
OF growing plants and many colored
lights lent their charm to the bright
faces and dainty costumes of the ladies,
and the fact that there were no invita-
tions made the entertainment most
charmingy informal. Mrs. Steven:
visited Richmond few years ago and
won many friends 10y her cordial man
ners and graceful presence, who will be
glad to know that she will be in the city
until after April LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Miss Weimer's S0ciable.

4 pleasant sociable was given at the
residence Of Mrs. Weimer, on Nineteenth
street, Thursday night, in honor of Miss
Amelia Weimer's visiting friends. The
songs OF the Church-Hill Gloe Club,
consisting of Messrs. Cline Burton,
Horace Burnett, Conway Valentine, and
b. Steam, added greatly to the evening s
pleasure.
Dancing, songs, and recitations were
the order of the evening, and the sweet
melodies, both vocal and instrumental.
were kept up until the wee small hours
of the morning. The following ladies
and gentlemen were present; Misses
Alice Burton, Mary Roberts, Eva
Doughty, Maggie Davis, Blanche
Doughty, Lottie Boston, Louise Davis,
Carrie Pacini, Ada Moore, Mamie
Holdsworth, Florence Burnett, and
Amelia Weimer Messrs. Luther Bur
ton, Samuel Frischkorn, Tom Atkins
Willie Wood, Hunter Frischkorn
| George Lumsden, Mr. Ward, and seve
raj others Refreshments were served
bountlfullv,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
THE NORTH STATE BOOTH.
List of Ladies Who Will ASSIST
Mrs. Ncal-BaZaar Notes.

The ladies who will have charge OF The
North Carolina Booth at the bazaar " Il
sell tobacco in all forms. though the do
nations are not limited TO the weed.
and gifts of money or other articles Will
be gladly received. The fair ones who
will represent the old North State have
been somewhat delayed IN organizing,
bu. they are now earnestly at work.
Mrs. Thomas ID. Neal will act as char
man of the tent. and the following ladies
will be her associates Mesdames T.. j.
Broadnax. Theodore Whitfield, Egbert
Leigh. W. s. Forbes, c. +. Wingo, John
NJ. TAYLOR. W. b. Hancock, W. Is. Gay.
]. A. Grigg, w. q. Miller, G. A. Minor,
#. +. Jefiress, Courtney Jenkins, Walter
Blunt. Emmanuel Millhiser, Thomas
McMahon, I. Il. Baker, John Gordon,
James Gordon, \. A. Gregory, W. ).
Whitehurst.
This committee will he assisted by a
number of pretty girls from this city
and North Carolina.
The ladies who have consented to as
sist in 1.-The Texas Variety Tent, and
any others who feel an interest IN 1t are
requested to meet at No. 800 west
Franklin street tomorrow at noon.
1.-The meeting OF the Memorial
Bazaar. which was to have been held
last Wednesday, will take place Tues
1aV at noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
A Mail-Rider in Trouble.

Deputy United States Marshal Bal
lard returned to the city yesterday from
Westmoreland county, having in charge
William Berry, negro mail-carrier
charged with robbing the United States
mails on the route from Potomac Mills
to Oak Grove. The accused was taken
before Commissioner Flegenheimer and
committed TO the county Jail for exami-
nation on the Dist of the month.
Berry's offence is alleged to have been
committed January 9th, and the pack
age broken is said TO have contained
several hundred dollars.
Major Ballard left Richmond on the
Sd instant with the warrant for the ar
rest Of Berry. On account OF the ice in
the Potomac he had TO 60 to Baltimore,
and from there to Montrose, the county
seat of Wes.moreland. Major Ballard
reports tho roads and river in q very
rough condition and travel is almost i'm
possible,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

GIASS.-Died, February u, 1879 AZ )
o'clockP p. NJ. Mt herresidence, No. 17l9 Hena-
bio street. CATHARINE }. GLASS, be-
loved wife Of William II. Glass.
She leaves six children and q husband 10
mourn their loss.
Through all her pains at times she'd smile
A smile of heavenly BIRTH.
And when the angels called her home,
She smiled farewell To earth.
Heaven retains now our treasure,
Earth the lonely cesket keeps;
And the sunbeams love TO llnger
Where our saInted mother sleeps.
Funeral will take place MONDAY
MORNING at 10 o'clock from the Third
Christian church.
HIII.-Died. at the residence Of her
daughter, l04 south Pine street, at 1880
O'clock on Saturday morning. the llth H.
slant, Mrs. EMILINE CATHERINE HILL,
III the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral at st. Andrews church THIS
EVENING at o'clock.
Louisville (Ky.J and Winchester papers
please copy.
LAYARD-Died, at Leo Camp. Soldiers
Home. February IL. 1898, Veteran VIII
LIAM s. LAYARD. Company G. First Nir-
gina Regiment. of Infantry; aged %
years,
The funeral services will be held IN the
Home chapel, THIS Sunday MORNING
at IL o'clock. Interment at HOLLYWOOD.
Services conducted by Rev. DR.. James 7.
Smith.
LEAMAN.-Died,F February 9th, at 1901
north Seventeenth street, at the residence
of her parents. MARY VIRGINIA LEA
MAN, infant daughter OF William and Ii
len Leamau aged weeks,
MAURY. Died. in Baltimore. on the All
instant, Captain JOHN SIFFRElN
MAURY. formerly of the United States
Navy and afterwards of the Confederate
States Navy. lie was most gallant and
capable officer In both services. After the
surrender of General Johnston hereturned
to Norfolk, and subsequently moved 70
Baltimore, where he became the head OF
one of the largest insurance agencies IL
that city. He leaves name without stain
or blemlsh.
WlLLIAMS.-Died. at her fathers resi-
dence, No. 20 south LOmbardy street
at 6 A. NJ. Saturday, February 18th, MAUI
H.. infant daughter of Alexander and
Addie Williams aged DAYS.
A brighter angel was never gwen
To bless this sinful earth.
Now she rises on angels wings
And tunes harp of gold.
Norfolk papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Miss Rerry'S Party,

A very delightful entertainment was
given by Miss Bridget Berry at $40 west
Leigh street Friday night Dancing
was participated in until midnight, after
which they partook of very nice set
supper. Among those present were
Misses Bridget Tucker. Bridget Moore,
Bridget Berry, Maggie Tucker, Mary
Berry, Maggie Alley, Hester Mifelton,
Annie Berry. Mary Weymer, Rosa Ber-
~, Josie Davis, and Frances Berry.
Among the gentlemen were Thomas Da-
Wis, Walter Andrews, Patrick Waldrobe,
Harvie Andrews, Robert killigan, Eddie
Davis, Charlie Andrews, John Davis,
Edward Kelly, Burrows Quarles. Joseph
Beng, John Jones, Albert Anthony.
Walter Ford. Lewis P, Weymer dol
ly" Edwards, and Jack Hall. The cha
perons were Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Davis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
I-ENs oF orNEnAL INrEREsr.
TuEUNiVERSITY CONCERT,
The Glcc-Club Gives a Pleasant
performance.

College boys are n gay crowd general
" speaking, and those who hail from the
University of Virginia are not different
from others. Whether on the ball-held,
or where the pigskin is contended for,
or where the sweep OF the oar yullles the
surface of some placid stream, they
bring with them the mercurlal spirit OF
youth, and always seem to be bubbling
over with humor and enthusiasm. In
deed, college boys have come to be re-
garded as enfdnts terrible who must be
borne with-and petted. And. as
the students Of the Nirglnian
university are typical collegians the
concert at the Theatre last night was a
typical college concert There was an
abundance OF blue and orange bunting
and as much enthusiasm as a hundred
youths, together with 800 or 400 ad'
miring friends, may be expected to give
vent to. The selections played by the
glee and banjo clubs of the university
we're all well rendered, and the oncorea
prolonged the programme to twice Its
promised length.
The audience in attendance WAS ex-
clusively fashionable. and was largely
composed of ladies who, OF course,
never wearied OF spplauding the hand
some young fellows from tho University
OF Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

Secretary, W. II. Hsnsford; Financial
Secretary, John Mcdowell; Lodge
Deputy, J. A. Hobson superintendent
Juveniles, Mrs. ID. NJ. Burgess Mar
shal, Els White, Deputy-MarshAl, Miss
Gussie Pyle; Sentinel, j. Tranum !;
Guard, A. Coots. This lodge will hold
its eighth anniversary Tuesday night,
February 14th. A splendid programme
has been arranged. There will tie an
address by DIR. Landrum. song by
Captain Frank Cunningham, and recita'
tions and other attractive pieces will be
s...IornI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

TOR RENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Western Assurance Company

The statement of the Western Assurance
Company Of Toronto. Canada. when IS
published In another column OF the Dis
rArrH this morning makes fine showing
for soldity and popularity. 1t IS upon an
eminently sound basis and Is conducted
on principles that afford the pollccy-holder
onick adjustment Of losses. The Richmond
agents. julius Straus Il Son. have secured
for il a most successful business IN their
territory, vet at the same time have been
conservative in placing its risks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
The Board TO Have n Say.

There will be regular meeting Of
the Board Of Alderman Monday night
One of the most important papers to be
considered is that authorizing the ladies
to use the First Virginia Regiment Ar
mory during the month of April for the
Memorial Bazaar. The action of this
branch of the Council upon this matter
is being looked forward to with great
deal OF anxious interest by both the
military and the ladies, and the public
generally a. we'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
FOR RENT.
GA
CoR RENT.

No oaf1 cast Broad street, $3.50 per enn ...
No s9i Forth Ninth street, $500 per hnnu'"'
No 6ao north 7th street, $3.50 per annn'h'
No lI13 Grove avenue, $500 per anhun'
No 7OT r. Broad -. (roomsl, s3OV poI alinu
No ,06 north Tenth street. 500 per aunuu''
No 39O west Cary street, $40 per ahnuin'
No 31O west Main street, s2lb per au l. a,
No' I235 west cary street, 500 per annu'''
No oO5 Reservoir street, 500 per aunu''
No s0S west Clay street, e2iO per shilu,a ,,r,
M. SOS north Tenth street, t3oO per nnnu,,'
No I05 north Beech street, sH4V per nn"n
N $40 north 2Jth street. 40 per anuu
NJ los east Canal street, $40 per aunu
No o5OI east Broad street. SOU per hn""'"'
10 505 Mostly street. 800 per annuil.
"a 4Oi norm 27tn street, 5000 per annu.,ir
No. AGA south Laurel street, slO per nl,i'"'
X, sOs north 36,h street. sll per iho.isl,, IN
No o0OJ h. Marshall street, tlb'o' W ,,t
No 5I3 north 26th street. 10 per iIio,'.u, ~,
NJ 300j z Marshall street. 3 l2oV per ,no,,,
No r52D W. Marshall street, slV per uh
X, 5OJ south Linden street. $40 per nlUn'"
~ s1Hnorth 2sth street, $40 per ii'Oh'N'
- Mostly street. $40 per month
Ana SMALLER HOUSES elsewhere; ,,i,
Ell sor FEBRUARY BENr-LlSl' giving '"''
inforration about stores &c v,Av Sco.
Phone j34. -. H. ~ 1ein street
ia ~ LILO us -D---------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
In Memoriau.

At irregular meeting OF Richmond Coun-
ell, No. 7. q. u. A. NJ, held on Monday.
February 6, 1898, the following resolutions
were presented and adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased God in His wise
providence to visit our council and remove
from our midst by the hand of death our
beloved brother, HENRY @. PERCUSSION, to
that country from whence no traveller re-
turns: therefore be 1t
RESOLVED, That while We deeply feel the
loss of a good and worthy brother, we feel
that our loss has been his gam; that we
extend to his bereaved family our heart
felt sympathy for the loss they have sus-
tanned, and that we will ever remember
HIM as true friend and pleasant CON-
panion in our council.
II Is hereby ordered that these r"so!u-
tions be placed on our minutes and pub
lished in The RICHMOND DISPATCH aud
american Mechanic, anda copy be presented
to the family.
J. j. DAVIS.
w, III. ToMPKIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Funeral Of Mrs. Mcdonald.

Funeral of Mrs. Mcdonald.
The funeral OF Mrs. James Mcdonald,
wife of Adjutant- General Mcdonald,
took place from st. Paul's church yes
terday at 1890 p. NJ, and there was a
large crowd IN attendance. Tue services
were conducted by Rev. Hartley Car
michael, the rector. The interment was
at Shockoe. The floral remembrances
were profuse and beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Officers of Trinity Lodge

The following persons have been So
lected TO control the affairs OF Trinity
Lodge, /. 0. q. t., for the present
quarter Chief-Temp.ar. Q. p. Winston /;
Vice-Templsr, Miss J.. A. Douglass !;
Treasurer, Mrs. A. j. Pyle; Recording
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
L,OR rem II
Il DWELLINGS.

" aos Twelfth street. between Broad ehi /,
ua,S,ati with about . rooms. besides detAcnou
tifrhon' and modern improvements, ,,,. e.
No 81 north Third street WIN s,rs so1 with
Nos. o9g aud 23i south Second steot' VIM
W. W. oo,h and modern improvements.
%o 900 clay street, between NinIh ana Ien'n'
iii, In rooms and ali modern Improvements.
W. 70 * Fourth street. between Nam anu TANK
a., len rooms and modern convenlehces. .
M VIZ ~ north Twonty-third street, Win Z
-oon,s and conveniences- ,., r ,.
r's %n 10 north Thlrticth street. with rooms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

UORNER -NUNNALLY.-Married,. at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs
A. $. Nunnally, 4l6 north seventh street
bv Rev f.. 4. wilson. at $50 o'clock. Feb
rlJarv 7th. Mr.. THOMAS NJ. HORNkR. OF
Danville. to Miss VIRGINIA BELLE Nun
NALLI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

No 10 Governor street. betweon Main aud Frank
lin. with floors above cellar. ,,-
10 70 - Rroad street, between Eighth and ninth.
-" = 'Tw.Ifth street, between Main and Frank
lin. $500. $1,000, vi, an, corv
W. - II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
e1o-1t corner Eleventh AM Bank streets.
NOR RENT. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals adjourned yesterday until Fri
day. March 10th. The only business
OF yesterdays session was to make and
enter the DEGREES and judgments in the
cases decided at this term. Judges Go Il,
Dick, and Hughes were on the bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
THE GOVERNOR BACK.
HIS TRIP TO WASHINGTON
ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL.
Captain Baylor to Complete the
oyster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the Virginia Infantry.

Governor Mckinney returned from
Washington last night. In his visit to
the national capital he had two objects
in view. One was to secure for another
.;,oor tho services Of Captain Baylor In
order TO the completion Of the survey oil
the Virginia oyster-grounds; the o'her
,yos ,o have detailed rs drill-master
for the First Virginia Regiment Unl'ed
States army officer. In both missions
tho Governor was entirely successful.
Captain Baylor. who 10 connected C ~lln
the Uni | states Geodetic ana ooasI
Survey. has had al Office ID the Capilol
building here since the cold weather set
in and has been working up the notes
of the surveys he made last summer dc,
I;neatinp the boundaries of tho natural
ovster.rocks. &c. His survey, however
ia only about half completed. lie ac-
COMMANDED the Governor to Washing
TON and not only was his detail renewed
but the United States steamer "h'cH
had been used by his party ID the SUN
mer was again placed at the disposal Oh
the State.
4 PLEASANT RECEPTION.
referring to the matter OF having
United States army officer detailed ~
drill master for the regiment the nov
ernor said last night that he met WIN
most pleasant reception from Mr;
Elkins. Secretary OF War, VINO eXpfess ',i
a willingness to do ANYTHING he couiu
for HIM. Upon his stating hi3 bushes.
Nv Flkins sent for General Nllllaus'
and ARRANGEMENTS for the detail were
r nrorntiv made. The officer may arrive
here any day.
AVor-T GRESHAM.
Touching political talk in washington
Governor Mckinney said 1t seemei 10
be conceded that Gresham would be
Nr Cle,elands Secretary OF State, ana
tlat tho Democratic members OF Con
crrss were unanimous in regarding such
an annointment as bad policy. While
all admit Mr.. Greshams ability
thew arrue that III the nature
of tbinSs he would have no
influence IN Congress. Any measure
he championed would he looked upon
with suspicion. lie cOu'u not eNP'1' y"
bo trusted by the Democrats, and the
government could not ailold to ask the
Rcnuhlicans for support. Besides, the
Secretary Of State is third in Succession
10 the presidency, and should anything
Lonnen 70 Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Sttycnson we would have IN the presl-
Dental chair man whose Democracy
has not been tested. In this light alone
if is regarded that his appointment to
the position of Secretary OF state IN
wolves great risk.
From what the Governor SAID, II IS
evident that there is a good deal OF out
spoken Indignation III Democratic CIR
cles over this matter, and that 1t IL the
chief topic Of conversation among the
marty leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
FoR SALE C
MEDIUM-SIZED DWELLINGS.

90 600 will buy two-story md basement
dwelling, Laurel street between Beverly
and Albsmarle streets
az 600 will bur D-foom dwelling ON Pine nesr
Cary street; all conVenlencos.
al 600 win buy now ard Hell-cOustructed
dwelling on south Pine near spring
street.
al, 600 will buy nov LaurcLsircot dwelling
near Albenarle street.
81 900 Will buy 7-room dwelling on Beech near
Cary street.
sl,fOO will buy Chaflin-street dwelling be-
tween Beech aud Reservoir streets.
sI,fO0 Will buy Iindeu-s;reet dwelling near
Chafiln street; stable on promises.
1920 will buy No. 1905 west Cary sire 70; DO
.tachrd frame dwelling.
sI.7J0 will buy south FOurth-strcet d~eillhg
near Cary street.
e. 900 will buy new west CAry-street d~euins
near Morris street; rooms.
al, 700 Will buy Wost Clay-street dwelling near
Norton street; rooms.
$1,000 will buy west Marshail-s,reet dwelling
between Graham and Hancock streets
Lot us show you those ana others thai No
hayo on our books.
DESOON, TUPPKR & co.
feI2.ft 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

LIPscoMB AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS, A5A''
COMB AND AIS. psFESpANrs- luA I'd
COURT or THE Clrr Or RICHMOND.
I. Charles W. Goidln. CLERK o. 80
certify that thu bond required 81 ii''
commissioner by the decree N SAL CAV
February 9, 1898, has been duly gf- ,..,-
Given under my hand thls luin it'
ruary, 1898 CHARLES ~ We
70 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Byw. II. IL. Trice & Co. Aaciioaee'''
Norfolk, Va.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF NALOA ADJ
i WHARF PROPERTY, MAhh =
AND EGGPLANT, ADMIRABLY AO,A
THE BUSINESS CENTRE or Iuh
NORFOLK. vA.-PuTsgant 70 the ii.'.
a certain deed OF trus, made On ne a..
June, 1891, and as the request ~ tn' ...
Mill offer Tor sale, by public auction a
o'clock p. NJ, a. the Real Estate El'a'.''
Norfolk. Va, on ,.gl
TUESDAY, rHK 2lsr DAY or FESAUASi' -'''
the ABOVE PROPERTY. -,.,t,.ls
TEsus: One third cash ooe ,hiri on - i.g
day OF July, 1894, and one thru on 'n' - ~
OF July, 1895, the deferred payments 70 go b,
terest from ialo of sale aud 10 DO seN1i'~ -
LE0H X. WATTS. lrrseS
f.it Pog.sAo01a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
IENTEN OBSERVANCE.
The Services in the Episcopal
and Catholic Churches.

Next Wednesday is Ash "Wednesday
the beginning of Lent-and Will 10
solemnly observed in all the Episcopal
and Catholic churches. The afternoon
union services of the Episcopal congree,-
cations during the Lenten season Will
be at the following places and hours
Monday-St. Marks, 8 o'clock.
Tuesday Grace, at same hour.
wednesday, Monumental, at same
hour.
Thurslay-St. Paul's. at same hour;
Friday-St. James. at same hour. and
st. Johns at O'Clock.
Saturday-illS Saints, at ) o'clock.
At the Monumental there will be a
special service every Friday at II VI,
and early morning services will be held
at St. Pauls aud some OF the other
churches. A special programme OF Old
St. Johns and its missions has been
printed for distribution among the con
gregations. Bishop White will make
his visitations the latter part OF TINS
month and during the first week IN
March
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
CATHOLIC.

The following will be the order OF de-
votion at the Cathedral and St. MaryS
Cathedral-Sundav at 8 Z. NJ, PRAYER
service and benediction "Wednesday at
8P. NJ, beads, sermon, and henedi',
ton Thursday at 2 7. NJ, way OF
cross aid benediction. and the service
Friday night at 8 o'clock.
st. Mary's (German) Every Wednes..
day after the s-o'clock mass, stations OF
the cross and benediction Fridays at 3
p. NJ, stations OF the cross and benedlc-.
ton Sundays at 3 7. NJ, stations oil
the cross and benediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

A VACANT LOT ON TIE Nut.N
CABELL STREET NEAR Ila ..-'.
OF ROANE slhlt.

LpscomO ami as) Decree 0't.-' Hfr
rs ~ 10 CIV
Lpscomb AMI I'sJ entered s...i
In execution Of q decree 70 tl'
suit tho undersigned, special 'p.
pointed thereby, saal pro,cei 81
auction, upon the premises. un
THURSDAY, F1Bg~AaY i3. i,,
AZ AZ o'clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY
scrbed. The lot fronts n ieet b..
north side OF Cabeu street. Al ri.-
tween parallel lines ~ fees 80 AA a..tt
vide.
Terms: one third cash; ihe tfa
equal instalments PAYABLE IN - t..
months. with Interest from lay 10 80
chaser % give hts negotiable notes A.i
30 Do retained Until all tho plgcl ss.-
paid aud = conveyance ordered - 500
all cash. az the option Of 'ho plrcnA.
WILLIAM A. NOS .,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
AUtTsOy nsy.
NOMMTSSIONFE3 Arrrr0,-

By X B. chamn3,a.
Real Estate Auc'an,e4
No. ! north Tsuh r,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12

b. x. Billie t4.nn
- eat Broad -Irr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
DWELLINGS,,
STORES.
OFFICES.

CALLAND SEE LIST.
Phone 81. CHARLES A. ROSE.
fe l.-lt Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-12
Tor SALE AT a BARGAIN.

FOUR ST-MARSHALL->T kEEr DWELL
INGS We Nll put these 10 yOu night. Cali aui
See VIII sell thcm either "a . whole or srIa-
ratelv APPEkSON & POLL ARD.
fe f2-It \ north Eleventh rficof.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
NOVELTIES IN FOOTWEAR.
New York Herald.

Russet Leather in the Van of
Light Colored .Shoes-Fancies
and Realities.
New York Herald,