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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Minister Blount's Authority.

WASHINGTON. May 22-Some question
has been raised as to the present com.
potency of Mr.. Blount 10 discharge the
duties of United States Minister TO Hawaii
owing to the peculiar circumstances sur
rounding his appointment; which. OF
course. involves the validity aud force OF
all that he has done. Inquiry at the
Department of State establishes clear
ly the fact that there at least no
doubt Is entertained in regard to
these points. As soon as Mr..
Blount receives notice of his appoint
ment, which will be that of Envoy Extra
ordina>y and Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Government of Hawaii" he may go
before the nearest United States consular
Office aud take the oath of Office. From
that moment his salary as Minister begins.
Under the usual practice HIS appointment
would not render him competent to dis
charge the duties Of Minister until he
should present bis credentials TO the pro-
visional government. and these credentials
have not yet reached him, but II the Hs-
waiian government is disposed to waive
that formality, and sucn an act
OF courtesy u by no means iusre-
ouent in diplomatic usage, he would
b accorded al the rights and privileges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
We're
Satisfied.

Thank goodness. we at least have nc
reason to complain. Bad weather and
the many influences which other houses
claim to have kept back "trade have
not had any effect HERE.
Business with us so far this spring
has been greater than at any period
since we opened our house in this city
it has, indeed, been phenomenal and gone
far beyond our expectations.
1t is gratifying to know that what we
have accomplished we have doue with
out any extraordinary effort or resort to
schemes, sensations, and exaggerated
advertising. 1T is gratifying TO know
that YOU, who have 50 kindly contri-
buted to our business and our SUCCESS,
have done so through confidence in US
and in our plain, straightforward, and
honest methods. We have never tried
to deceive the people and we never will.
It's easy enough to talk law on low
qualities and to CUT PRICES on old,
unstylish clothing.
We have facilities for selling good
clothing CHEAPER than any other
house in this section-and we DO it-no
reason why We shouldu't-we make
them OURSELVES. and make them
better than the regular ready-made
stutl-They ere clothes which. with re-
gard to make, finish, and fit, are equal to
the kind made by the best custom
tailors.
sMen's Suits made from Cheviots. Cas-.
simeres. and Serges at $40, $3.50, and
$l5. The best materials, the newest
patterns, and the latest styles. Suits to
tit all sizes and all shapes of men-Suts
which can positively not be duplicated
at these prices elsewhere-We guarantee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Important Naval Assignment.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 22.-Secretary
Herbert to-day decided upon another I'M
pOrtant assignment, that of Commander of
the South Atlantic Station. Commodore
Oscar +. Stanton has been selected for the
position. He Is now Governor of tho
Naval Home at Philadelphia. which posi-
ton he has filed since July. 1891. His
order will detach him from the Home and
direct him TO raise his flag on the Newark
aud proceed to the South Atlantic. He
will be ready TO start IN about a month.
before which time his successor at the
Home will be selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Major Holmes Conrad. of Winchester.
arrived here to-day and his friends state
that he has been practically appointed
Assistant Acknowledgement.
Nlrginians were comparatively scarce
here to-day. On account OF the spring
elections. which occur this week. most Of
the Democrats will probably want 10 be
at their homes. especially those residing
in counties that have contests. Some peo-
pie here in the departments supposed to
be Republicans are reported as making re-
cratic candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities Of the Board OF Health
Give Some important Information
About the Present Condition Of the PEG.

ne AulnOhueS OF me OOdlu OF TediIl
Give Some important Information
About the Present Condition Of the Pco.
pie.
At no tims in the history OF New York city have
there been so many deaths from pneumonia rs
now. TIE official fgures show thnt nesrly twice
~ maly dca h5 from this Cause are Occurring
than Tor the last five year, This is something
terrible.
Dr. John T. Nagle. Registrar Of vital Stats
ties. say tina. this Increase Is due 10 the iniIe1ce
Of grip. Ito says TINT grip may 10 called cpl
demlc Jus, nOE, ana that IN the majority OF case.
griO Is vital, contributing cause 10 pneumonia
, ard all dangerous pulmonary troubles. At tins
time OF the year. when wo are changing oTor
from winter 70 spring, therc Is always low
/ order Of vitality; reaction from tho strains Of
the season. The blcoi docs not How 30 full nor
rapidly tho strength IL lose. For this reason
grip has a much better chance than at any Other
season.
THIS is q time Of year when people need to be
careful, and too much Importance cannot be
placed upon keeping the blood warm and IN CIR
culation. lou must bring about reaction II
you wish to avoid the pain and dangers Of those
troubles In time. There is but one way by which
n reaction can he brought about Gld that IA by
the us OF n pure stimulont, preferably whiskey.
But the great difficulty ~ that there are lew
whskeys which are pure. Tho only really pure
aud reliable whissey known 10 the medical pro-
fe5siOu or the world is Duly's Pure Malt 10
possesses qualities known only TO itself l. viii
bring about a reaction and prevent cold, pneu-
monia. or the grip. where many sc-,alled stiinu-
lnn;s would fail. II has saved moro lives and
relieved more suffering than anything Of slmi-
lar nature Whicn was ever known before 10 the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
The Atlanta Reports.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., May GA cable
gram was received at the Navy Depart
inent to-day from Captain HIgginson. CON-
handing the Atlanta. announcing his ar
rival al and departure from Kingston, ia
maica for Nicaragua. The distance from
Kingston to Greytown Is 6l0 miles, and
the Atlanta should make the run in two
and halt days. The Atlanta left New
York on the night Of the 18th. and it was
expected that she would reach her destlna-
ton By to-day at the outside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
JOY FOR NAVAL OFFICERS.
Secretary Herbert Adopts Policy That Is
Just aud Encouraging.

[Bytelegraph u the Dspaicl.l
WASHINGTON. Nav Pat will gladden.
the hearts Of many naval officers. and
especially those near the top of the ladder
who cherish the hope of being able TO
command q squadron before they die or
retire 10 know tho policy that governed
Secretary Herbert IN making the recent
important changes in squadron CON-
mands and relieving Admirals Gherardi
and Walker from sea duty. the Secretary
was under heavy pressure in these cases.
Neither OF the admIrals wished to relin-
quIsh his sea command and the two had
many Jealous friends who urged their
cause. In this state OF affairs the Secre-
tary caused to be- prepared list OF the
sea service Of rear ddmlrals while in COM
mand of squadrons from date running
back 10 the war. and since the establish
ment of the grade OF rear admiral. he
found that up to last year but one such
oAicer-rear admiral-had commanded a
squadron for q longer period than three
years. Admiral Gherard had flown his
pennant over a squadron about tour years
and Admiral Walker was a close second.
with three and a nalf years TO his credit.
II these officers were 10 be continued
In their commands 10 meant .he adoption
OF new policy b. the Navy Department.
and this Secretary Herbert was loath TO
do, realizing that II might result III MUS
tice TO aud encouragement of many
worthy officers who were already suffering
from the ~taCnatIon III promotion that has
been the bane OF the naval service since
the close of the war. SO the Secretary de-
clded IN this case. and he has announced
that such VIII be the policy OF the depart
nent III future, to relieve tho officers who
have held fleet commands for over three
years and give the other officers an oppor-
tunity TO see admlrals' pennants over their
own sQuadrous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

BY Frank D. Hill q Co.
Yesf Ertatc AuctionesrA


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNfM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON BEVERLY
STREET BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND WASH
1NGrOS STREETS AT AUCIiOS.-By virtue
OF the hereinafter decree We Will soil on the
premises On
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1898,
nj $50 r. H., tho BEAUTIFUL AND At
TRACTtvE FRAME DWELLING at tao south
west corner Beverly and Randolph streets re-
Gently erected by J. n. Locknnss dcceaeej, az
a private residence. containing eight or Ten
rooms and finished Ia the most c0stly manner,
tho interior being of hardwood nnis1. This
dwelling II worth the attention o. parties de-
string a nrst-ciess dwelling IA tho West End
Lot 62xi33 feet 20 an alley 10 feet wide.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THIS SALE we will
sell THREE LOTS adjoining On the west, each
fronting 2ox133 feet 10 said alley. THIS - n
chance seldom offered and should command a
good attendance Of capitalists and cthors wish
lug 20 mako good Investment.
'fRRMs: one third cash balance 10 six and
twelve months, With inicres, added.
SOL. CTTCHfSS,
BEN E.LEY 4. CRUMP,
WILLlAA bLLYSOS.
Special Commissioners.
fl TIE CIRCUIT Court OF THE COUNTY OF HEN-
Rlco-F G.. LEIGH. JR., g CO., WHO SUI, &c,
VS.. IOCHSASE's ADMINISTRATORS
J. W. ;. LeaSe. clerk OF said court, DO certify
that tno pond required Of special commission
ers. Soi. Cutchns, Is. I. Crump. and william
Eryson, by decree entered IN said cause on the
1ltn day OF April. 1893, has bee1 duiy given
Given under my hand this oh day ~ Way,
1893 ". :. LEAkE.
myl7 CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
L 4 PETS Sc, At AUCTION. BY direction ot
Mr.. Charles Hu;zler I Will sell az his residence,
No. 100 east Cay street, at 1880 \. VI.
TUESDAY, NAY %, 1898.
HANDSOME CHERRY PARLOH SUIT, up
bOisteref II. embroidered six plush.
| WALNUT PARLOR SUIT in brora:elle,
Very dne VELVET PAkLOR CARPETS,
BRUS> ELS ana OTHER CHAMBER, STAIR,
and HAIL CARPETS.
SMYRNA RUGS. JAPANESE SCREEN,
BRONZE MASIEL FIGURES.
WALNUT FRAMED PIER MIRROR.
WALNUT HAT-RACk,
HANDSOME WALNUT HALL RACK, with large
french-plate mirror,
FANCY UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS ana COR
NER CHAIR,
WALNUT SECRETARY,
OAK BOOKCASE, FLAf-TOp WALNUT DESK,
LEArHER-BOlTOM LIBRARY CHAIRS.
LOUNGES. WALNUT REFRIGERATOR,
LACE CURTAINS, CHENILLE PORrlR&ES,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT AMI HANDSOME
WALNUT and OTHER WARDROBES,
TOILET SETS and q general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
nv 20 AurtlDueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
BY Sutton & Coo
Real Estate Agents and Agc,ioneers,
10lA Main sfreet.

A UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
"A PRETJIESr LOIS N BARTON HEIGHTS,
on TIE LAST SIDE OF BARIOS AVENUE
BETWEEN BATTERY AND DOVE STREETS 90
~ the request OF the owner we shall Cter for
sale az public auction, upon the premises. en-
TUESDAY. MAY %, 1893.
at o'clock i. 81. the PROPERLY described 81
above. The LOT fronts % feet Gu the east side u
Barton avenue. aad runs back between parallel
lines IL fee; q Inches 70 en- aiiey N the rear.
This lot is within Que square Of tho eerrri' tine,
u situated m the most thickly uettisd pOruou Of
Barton Heights, ani Il surrounded 10y some OF
tho mos, costly buildings which eagc been erect
o. in shat locality.
IkRNs AT sale. SUTTON < co.
my 10 Auf,i0ncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

OF Minister as soon as notice was conveyed
TO the Hawaiian government OF his APP
Monument. In addition to this. however.
Mr.. RIount went to Hawaii not only as o
commissioner but as an '.envoy." aud 1t Is
SAID at the department that there Is no act
be could havo committed. nit even. per-
haps the negotiation of q treaty. aud GER
tainly no exchange of diplomatic notes,
which would not have been Just rs fully
within his competence as If he were regu-
lailv recognized as United States Minister
Ia Hawaita
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Atlanta,s StAya RYAN.
lBy telegraph TO the DISPATCH

ATLANTA, Ga, May 22.-The Supreme
Court to-day reversed the decision Of the
lower court In the RYAN contempt case.
The effect OF this decision is to place 1t in
the power of Judge Clarke, OF the Supa-
rior Court, TO send Ryan back to Jail.
Ryan is the merchant who spent about a
year in Jail for contempt of court in fail.
ing To turn. over funds which the court de-
clared he had in his possession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
IWO Re SlGNAIlONS.
FederaI-Attorney Craig. of Virgins, Step
Down and Out.
nv telegrnph 10 tho Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Attorney- C eneral
Olney has received the resignation of A.
L. Buck. United States Marshal for the
Northern District of Georgia. He has also
received and accepted the resignation of
W. L. Craig. United States Attorney for
the Western District of Virginia. TO take
effect June Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
OUR
BOYS
DEPARTMENT

was one OF the busiest spots in our store
yesterday-the warm weather made the
boys feel that it was time for them to
have a lighter-weight suit.
Nice. genteel. and perfect-ftting Suits,
$3.50, 50, and $3.50. Single and
Double Breasted-Dress Suits, of the
finest materials, s. to Sl0-cheaper than
at any other house in town-see for
yourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
MOVE AlanG.

don't stand idle. It's the man who keen,
moving that generally succeeds m life.
You can't help moving on when fakins
summons Liver Regulator. 1t cleanses the
system from all poison and sends the
blood through the veins at good round
pace. The Regulator is the best insurance
pohcy against indigestion and dyspepsis.
Nothing malarious about simmons Liver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Any AUCTION TODAY AT 1O30

MY AUCTION TO-DAY AT 1890
4VA o'clock will embrace a very nice ass0ri-
ment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
CLOTHING. HATS, ana consisting OF
OAK CHAMBER SUR, marble top;
WILLOW ROCKER, , NEW PAkLOR SUITS,
caS and walnut, ~ plush an raw sl.k:
Lot of NEW And SECOND-HASB RUG>,
LARGE MIRRORS, HIGH-BAIK CHAIlt-,
hEWING-MACHlNE IN perfect order.
= seis PILLOWS AND BOLSTEKS. - MARBLE
lOP I ENTkE-rABLEa. MAITKESsE>.
SHEETS. BLANKETS, i splendid COOKING
sIONE, Yofy fro GOLD-BAND TOILET
SET, LACE CURTAINS and RODS. aud
many other iOUSEKEEPlNG ARTICLES.
parties leaving tho city. Also. q gen raj mo
OF Mt kCHANDlSk sI'h rs MEN : and BOYS
SUITS, TABLE CUTLERY, PANTS. SHIRTS.
HOSIERY. TOILEI-~OAps, 50 dozen
STRAW HATS, and great many other 70 de
Owners anx Ous 20 Eel. As'. ? ONE-HOft>E
WAGON-LICkASES 3 rolls NEW MATING.
my 33 J. H. VALENTINE, AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
A Case of TaiI Wagging the Dog


Mr.. Modish (protestingly): What, an.
other check! But gave you $50 yester-
dey 10 buy dress.
Mrs ModIsh: Yes, know that, dear.
but want hundred more TO buy mate
rial for the sleeves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
AYouNe COUPLE INSTANTLY KILLED
THEIR WAY TO CHURCH.
MIR. James brown and Miss Mary smoot
swept OF Trestie by Freight
Train-Prayers offered.
rspeci,,l telecrnr "A 70 tho Dispatcn.I


GRAHAM. Va, May pa most horrible
accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Cliucb- Valley Division OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad near Witter's Mill,
twelve miles west of here. Mr.. James
Brown and Miss Mary Smoot. while on
their way TO church. were walking over
trestle spanning the Clinch river, when a
freight train going west, following closely
behind the passenger train which bad Just
crossed the bridge. came suddenly around
q curve and swept them both into eternity.
ILLgD INSTANTLY.
They we're badly meuqled and must have
been killed instantly. Mr. Brown was n
son of Colonel W. w. Brown. gallant ex-
Confederate soldier, and was young man
of high character and popular IN this
section. Miss smoot was young lady of
high standing and well connected The
accident occurred in sight of the unfo;-
tunate young lady's home. Tho sad affair
has thrown n gloom over this entire CON-
munity. Prayers were offered IN the
church here last night for the bereayed
families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
One Thing or the Other.

Say. have You cot snv English oysters
among those you're opening for me?"
No"
Well. # that's the case. the last one I
swallowed was bad.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
by GEORGE ". MAYO. Auclloae.r.

DAR-COUSTER. BEE R-P VI T.
ID COUNTERS, GROCERIES, g, 81
TONI will sell as the store VI Nj. "'
nor, who Is disseminating business. a. ~ =,
IVES, Cary streos, corner 81 Chefy '"e'
1890 A. Ii.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1923
RAR-cOffNrER. with Col, Ice hoI, ani bss>
Pump attachments; ....
STORE COUNTER, ani sHELNIND'
LARGE iCE-ClKsf,
Q SHOW GASES, COUNTER SCALES,
COFFEE-NILL, GkoCERs BIN>'
OlL-IASk. .......,.oe
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCOs'
VINEGAR, MOLA>SEs. sOAPs,
FLOUR, CANNED GOODS, ,,,,1..p.
and . GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF "h''
Riss GEORGE W. MAYO.
n,, AIc.i0leof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
IN rnr crzsrs opncs o.. N.sast-.. .-
By Frank D. nill a. Co..,
noa! Lstato Auct.o. rl..
OK AcREs or BEAUTIFrLLlN1

CIX ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL Ian y
- A RICH STATE or Cliil'A
BROOK TURNPIKE IL 80 OPPOSITE -
NEY's FLOHEk-GAkDEN>, Abyt .
NILE FROM HE CDRPOkh LiNll
SMALL FRAME DWELLiN" lhrtI'
THURSDAY. NAY 2j. 1888
a. o'clock 4. NJ. on tho premi-c-' '-
the above valuable aud attractive h-A" .
rATEat pubic auction. This Jana %
berlSIn's eatate and swell ka0Ru A- t.-
valuable land Ia thst .ocauty. 10 haa ..
front on Brook turnp ~. whlch d
highly improved nld uoautiisd. All is
before long 10 become very yal9aDie'
TERMS; Oae fourth cash; oaiAH'e lh
two yoars. o Der cent added secured iJ .
trus;. PRANK D. hill s. CO..
my 10 A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Congressman Bum, of North Carolina
returned To the city to-day. He will make
Mr.. w. c. Stronach. appointed Postmaster
at Raleigh. The senators continue to back
Mr.. Busbee. and before the thing Is settled
1t Will likely become celebrated case.
Only one Virginia application was filed
at the Treasury Department to-day, that
of 4. Il. Shreve, of Lo.dOun county. He
wanted to be chief of division in the
Sixth Auditors office. There were no APP
plicatiOns from North Carolina.
Representative Tyler returned to the
city to-day. He has renewed with energy
his efforts TO have appointments made
very soon at the Norfolk nayy-yard. Sec
rotary Herbert promises TO hurry up tho
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
NEW YORK BANK IN TROUBLE.
1t Is n Small Concern, However-said to
he Solvent.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch. |


NEW YORK, May 22.-The Seaboard Ma
tional Bank to-day notified the National
Bank of Deposit that 1t would not clear
for it hereafter. The National Bank OF
Deposit was chartered in 1887. It's capital
was 100000, and according to its latest
statement it had net surplus OF $50, coo
and undivided profits of S22.30O. The
president of the bank Is Lewis l.. Ransom
and II. l.. Gilbert is it's cashier. The bank
Is a small concern, and never figured TO
any great extent in the financial world.
Cashier Gilbert says the bank is solvent,
continue business or liquidate. He thought
that the action of the Seaboard Bank was
due to rumors which have been current of
late regarding the credit of the National
Bank of Deposit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

AUCTION SALEs.-rn'pre Dan.
By Boswell q fJarmaa '>|>'
and
hppor,on a Pollard.
Real Estate Agents ADD Aac,lono.-,


COMMISSIONERS SALE or m
" sfRABfE VACAsT PROPERTY ''i''
1WbN1 NINTH AND LEICH.-.ay ,''f
tho hereinafter mentioned dpcroe. VI, .,' 2
By pnolic auction, on the premise "a ',I
FRIDAY. MAY -. iss3.
ut 5 O'Clock \. ~, the REAL. F.Vfre 80.
20 above, fronting 1872 fesi oa L..y. -
tho northeast cornar 81 I Seu'Y-.,l., ~. 8
extending back between iaraiel Ir,..
with Twcntg'ainih street 80 fc., o. r,.. THO
lgays. One i0grth cash: io,qr.. ..
eqnal payments ~ siz. .Eo.rn. ana
months IRON day % sIls bnar.ry t.r...
that day. ana tlile % be retained ur..
probationary q psi1 AMI ir,I ,..
court or al of larcUasr -nouev il .a.t
Oi purchaser. HAkfki WIZ ,O. -
GILES g. Jhl....
GEORGE p Htt
Henry a. IOff l.r
Special -,
IL riIR CHANCERY CoCEr or rrv C.rr.-
2oSD-koRsE ~ WET SD ME.l.r.
v. WSsT AID rs.
]. Charles ". Goblin. Clerk a. ...f ...
certify tLat tho boni required rf f..
commissioners py tho decree in ....
Maucn 10. 1897, has h~cn du.y rf.e.
Gwen under my hand 'hi. lt'r fr. .t..
1853. CHARLIE, b.. D...... ttf
my 2i-t3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
POSTAL AFFAIRS,

A post-office to be known as Kenneth, has
been established In Martin county. n. G.
Mail-service has been ordered in Virginia
as follows: Chung to Quaker, four miles,
twice O week, from July /. 1893, to June 80,
1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
IT WILL LIQUIDATE.

NEW YORK. May 22-The National Bank
of Deposit has decided to go into liquida-
ton. Depositors will be paid in full. and
it is believed that the stockholders will
! realize par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE I
Il i will sell at public slctlon on
TUESDAY, Tag "3D DAY or MAY. 1893,
~ IL O'Clock 4. NJ. at SO. 10 north Fourteenth
street. tue following properly 20 satisfy distress
warrants 10 my hands IN favor Of :. 4. Payne 10.
a. b. Chemical Com Dhny:
81 SIONE-lANkS aud FIXTURES.
l COS DENsEH. = PRESSES anl FIXTURES,
! set PLAIFOkN-Sg ALES. , TABLES,
q STAMPS, 10 1IN-Bl ChkIS
] HAND-1RI OK, CHALK.
II BOTTLES TONIC, o BOTTLES ALTEGA-
TIVE, BAGS CORK, | lot LABELS,
l lot NJ /. BOXES. 4 BOXES.
3 BOXES. VI 4. BOTTLES, 1 lot MEASURES
ana TUNNELS, DENiJOHN.
. BOTTLES IN CASES. GAS-ENGINE
SHAFTS anu PULLEYS md Bells.
TEhNs: Cash. Z. G. GARRISON,
my II nish Constable City OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
By stevens & Co.
Real E'iat" Agrn.-.
no. - uocta .-,elth st-.

TO BE SOLD AT pTFrrc
a. AUCTION iiR TWO rpfr. ..
INGs. Nos. 1910 ANn l"i. N.....
STREET MAR MEtHAht. ~lfr.
flkk.-At tie reqIes, ~ tlo .s.... vi. ..
tor sale
WEDNESDAY. MAY .t-..
at O'Clock 2. A.. tho lNU- t.rr.-...
ROOM FRAME DWELLINGS 4f.s.
ing suburb. Washington 4ir..f -... ..
through and Is 90 be made . ii -.t... ....
property NJ tho Fa.rurlrI In..
THIS. together with the irp..t.
mount Park Nil greatly r.fl... ..
this properly. Only fary s'...
the CHESAPEAKE Hu4 Oa.1 rliaar ...-
RE I'm md. locomotive wo-fa 10
buy goOl. cheap home frff .sF,..r
my2l JAMES 81. CStN-UAW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
b. DenOon, Upper &CO.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
S2l east Main street.
| No. 6l0 n. Esd ST.,

BEING A NEAT DETACHED SiX-RoOM
FRAME DWELLING NEAR CHU3CH-HILL
AVENUE AND ADJACENT TO THs NEW
PARk.-Wln 10 sold by auction, On the pre-.
mises, on
TUESDAY. MAY %, 1893.
AZ 6 o'clock 7. VI. The House is IN g0of repair,
is papered throughout, and occIiied by a good
tenant, paying al per month. No section u
Church Hin has improved more rapidly than
this locality, and nice home, couy -nient %
eleciric-cars, market. schools, AM ch1rcnes IAN
DO bought at u Low fgure AMI upon sool terms
at this sale.
Terms Easy and no SHE.
DENOON, UPPER 6 co.
my 10 Auc,loneerS.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
we will sell the DESIRABLE. NEW SIX-ROON
DWELLING No. 2R2I Pleasant street Oh o1sy
DEMON TTfppER 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

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