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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-16
BLAZE AT LAKE GENEVA.
The Large Stables of George A. Weiss
DESTROYED

GeUFB6
Destroyed.
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aug. 1O.-By a
hard fight the new $4,000 residence of
George A. Weiss, the brewer, was saved
from fire last night, while the lately
erected stables and two other buildings
burned to the ground, causing loss OF
not less than $4,000. The old Forest
Glen Camp was an historic spot, and
many romances of the early life OF the
lake cling to it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-16

Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the
world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
man should be without it. Weekly, $500
year; $50 six months. Address MUM & CO.,
PUBLISHERS, 361 Broadway, New York City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. GALL OR SEND FOR
oIrR OcToBEN HENT LIST CARNEAL
q GAYLE, Real Estate Agents, llOo NAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
A SHOOTING AFfaAY AT cRewe.
One Nan Instsn,iy KILLED ana Announcer
Slightly Nonutled-No Arrest.

(Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
CREWE. VA, October IA most I'M
fortunate shooting affair occurred here az
o'clock this evening. which resulted IN
the death OF mulatto boy, Lincoln wat
son. about 10 years OF age. and Henry
Coleman. n negro brakeman. receiving n
flesh wound in the hip. From what can
he gathered. It seems that Henry Cole
man took some bananas from a bhhch
that was hanging in front OF W. waiter
mans confectionery store on Virginia ave-
nua. when Mr.. X. T.. Haskins, white
fagman on the Norfolk and Western rail-
rad called Mr.. WATERWAYS attention 70
IL He asked Coleman about IL, ana the
I,tter became very abusive and used
threatening language to Mr.. Ilasklns.
crowd i'm the meantime had coIltcleu'
,,hcn two pistol shots were fired by some
one. one OF the balls lodged IN h'hry
Colemaus hip and the other peneu alsh
Lincoln Watsons body just under IN"
right shoulder-blade. producing death III "A
short while Colemans Wouhu - o"iy
slight 4 coroner's jury was summoned
but the evidence was SUCH as 10 c.tus-
tbom 10 render verdict that watson
car,e 10 hiq death by pistol shot hred by
hands Of some unknown person.
rho ORIGINATOR OF the trouble - llnpihS
obout and an innocent man is dead. NO
arrests have been made.
MIR Uaskins is quiet, unmarried young
man. about y years OF age, ana IS not one
who would be suspected Of being the prln-
clnal in an affair OF this kind. lie was
formerly from Meherrin Depot, on the
RicbmonI and Danville railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Cadets Defeat Wssh-Lee's 2st q.

Especial telegram to the DispatchJ
LEXINGTON, VA, Octobcd 1.-THE
football season WAS opened here to-day
by game between the Virginia Military
Institute and Washington and Lee INT
vcrsity teams. AMI although a very rough
one. the Washington and Lee University
eleven failed to score on "Reddy' Wise
and his soldier boys. The game was called
at 500. with the cadets IN possession or
the pig-skin, and COfeen made touch
down in two minutes. Among the prihc-
pal features Of the game were tho run
ming OF Cofeen and Twiges. the me block
ing Of Briscoe and PondeXter, and the
quick kicking OF Bullitt The halves were
thirty minutes The attendance was so.
Touchdowns- Cofeen ]; TTisgs. 3; Bris-
coe. ]. Goals from touchdowns-Briscoe !.
Iniured-Wise. Suhstitute-May. Score
virginia Military Institute. o.: Washing
ton and Lee. O. Umpire-Carmiciael. Ref
cree-AuspaCh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
REVIVAL SERVICES AT BoYDToN.
Sermon at the Episcopal Convocation
Opening of the Public schools.
Correspondence of the Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
BOYDTON, VA, october livery large
congregations attended the recent revival
The exercises were productive of much
good, greatly Strengthening the Christians.
The pastor was unassstcd by any other
minister, but had the hearty co-opera-
ton OF the members OF his own com
munion, as well as those OF different
faiths.
There was a convocation at the Episco-
pal church this week. Rev Mcssrs.
Bryan. Smith Pruden. lawrence and
overly were in attendance. n addition
TO the business matters discussed. each
minister preached an interesting sermon
20 large congregations. The first two
named delivered attractive and thought
fui address at the missionary meeting.
The public schools opened with larger
enrolment this session than last. Mr.. j.
+. Williams, the scholarly principal. and
Mrs. X. r. Clack, the efficient assistant,
are painstaking and popular teachers.
Personal
Rev. J. w. Howell, talented man. and
q former popular pastor OF the Metho-
dist church in this place. was In town
this week visiting his many friends. Tic
has recently been appointed 20 large and
aggressive church in Kansas CITY. MIS-
souri,.
Some OF our merchants are greatly i'm
proving and beautifyine their stores by
the hammer and paint brush.
IL is very generally conceded that this
has been an unusually good all-around
year for the farmers.
A heavy and very high wind-storm WIS.,
tied this section yesterday.
Mr.. G. T. Reekes and Miss Annie Atkins.
who were quite sick with malarial fever,
are now improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
RoyaI Arch Officers Elected.
(Co-rcspondence Of the Dispatch)

q tsJyllltttt VI litN Ii'ltNeNH'
CREWE. VA, October 1i.--At "A regular
convocation OF Tyresn Royal Arch Chap
ter. No. $. last night the annual election
OF officers was held, and resulted as fol-
lows: William J. Sewers high priest;
Cephus s. Smithson. king; \. l.. Woody
scribe: y. ". Noteworthy, treasurer; j.
=. Bingley, secretary; George W. Oliver,
captain Of host; i. +. Robinette. principal
soiourucr past high pricsU r. w. Siaugh-
ter. Royal Arch captain; J. r. Johnson.
master third veil: j.. ). r. Jones, master
second veil: Edwin +. Sloukcr, master
first veil. Wanson Price, tier; jasper
Wells and G. II. Kruse. stewards; Rev. X.
Finley Gale and Rev. William ". Milton.
chaplains. The newly-elected officers were
Installed by Past-High-Priest Hiram
BurkholIcr The chapter now numbers a
membership of seventy-four.
Miss Louise Budd, Of Blackstone, IS
paving a brief visit TO friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Norfolk Items Of Interest.

II0frfSUDnI'I'r VI wv II0IH1VII'I
NORFOLK, VA, October 1.-THE en-
uloyees Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road depot here gave 80 TO the Bruins
wick sufferers yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Beverly. Of Herman, Neb..
mas been elected general secretary Of the
Portsmouth Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Mr. a y. Paul rcsigning som"
time since and locating in Winston, y. 6.
The slvth opening reception OF the Nor
folk association was held last night, with
Mr. II. O. Williams, Of Richmond, present.
Tais association has gone actively to work
to nun its membership up TO ~ or 80. i's
present strength not being much over 300
The cicctmcnt suit of Captain William
=. Hulidns W.. Thomas Snnons involving
property valued at $500 IS being heard
IN the Corporation Court with II large ar
Fay of counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
A P0PULIST FlZZLE.
FIELD AND RossEa IN a NOMINATING
CONVENTION OF six
sobseouen,iv sweIIed to Ton Persons
Nominations Made Bat tho Republican
Dcclines--No Senatorial Candidate.
Especial telegram to the Dispa.ch.)

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, October II.
In pursuance OF a call extensively adj
ycrtised by hand-bills. signed by George
l.. Minor, chairman. "a mass-meeting,"
of Populists was held in this city to-day.
20 nominate two candidates for the House
and one for the Senate. TO represent
Albcmarle and Greene counties. Six Pop
ulists assembled at the courthouse at u
O'Clock for this purpose. Among this
number were Generals Rosser and Field,
who with j. III. Herring, were appointed
q committee, to name ticket. who were
to report TO another meeting TO be held
at 2 O'Clock l.. NJ. Up TO this time not
a delegate from Greene l/d arrived, and
II was understood that II none arrived
by O'Clock. the nomination FOR Senator
would be postponed until a conference
could be held with the leaders of that
county. ~
TEN PRESENT.
The reassembing OF the 'mass-meeting'
showed ten present. The delegates from
Greene failed 10 materiallze. The com
mittes appointed 10 name a ticket for the
Legislature reported the names OF George
Minor and J. Snowden Wood, and the ten
present voted unanimously for them as
candidates for the House OF Delegates.
MIR. Minor accepted with gratitude but
stated that they had better have haned
some one else. Mr.. Wood. who IS kepuD-
ucon. said he would have 20 accept sub
ioct TO the ratification Of the Republicans.
He wanted 10 know where the vote was
coming from Or. Minor then said he, too,
would have 10 take time 20 think about
IT. but finally said he supposed he would
have 10 accept
DECLINED.
Mr. Wood retired 80 consult with the
Republicans After his conference he re-
turned and declined to accept the noni-
nation. 4 committee was appointed, au-
thorized TO confer with leaders from
Greene, at a meeting 20 be held here next
Thursday. and select a candidate Tor the
Senate. also TO choose the other candidate
for the House Of Delegates. n resolution
was adopted approving and endorsing the
platform Of the Peoples party adopted
at Ivnchbure. and plcdCing all honorable
means 90 secure the election OF the ticket
nominated u was also announced as lhe
purpose Of the organization 10 secure
needed relief for the people. All persons
IN sympathy with thie purpose were IN
vi,ed 10 unite with them.
STORM EFFECTS.
rho storm Of Yesterday evening and
last night was very severe Inc "ihu
blow ID terrific rate and houses were
shaken. trees blown down. limbs broken
on. and telegraph wires broken. me
wind was accompanied by hard ram
which came down IN torrents In the
county. This morning the Rivanna was
many feet ont Of It's banks; while Moore
crook was a roaring river Both streams
az. very much higher than they we're
luring the freshets a few weeks ago. Inc
v.nt.r IN the besement-room at the
Nr.olcn-Nlls was six or seven feet deep
ute morning. necessitating the stoppage
5: all work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

EOR RENT, THAT VERY AT-Is3
l. 1RACTIVE AND DESIRABLY-LO-a-a
LOCATED DWELLING No. 3O1 west Grace
street. Tho house Is at the south west corner Of
Madison aud Grace and has every convs uicuce
CABELL & WILSON,
Oc 18TH, F&Su3t , north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Norfolk Prohibitionists,

(CorrespOndence or the Dlepatch)
NORFOLK. VA, october li.-At the
Prohibition convention last night hand
some sum was contributed for the ex-
pcnscs Of the campaign. The party ex-
poets to be backed by all the influence
OF the Reform League. OF this city. Mr..
Smith y. Brickhouse. the nominee for the
Senate. is prominent businessman. and
member OF the Methodist church. Rev.
G. w Petit is n local Methodist preacher
and Mr.. G. W. Kelllnger, is a well-known
businessman and member Of the Baptist
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

4 Norfolk and Portsmouth go down on the
| City OF Chester Rev. Mr.. Green, OF
| Churchlsnd. will deliver the address.
| The Episcopal Convocation OF Norfolk
will meet In ST. Peters church on the 9th
| instant. and the Convocation OF Southern
| virginia will meet In Grace church on the
| ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Ho,h Parties NIsttinE anoke.

Especial telegram TO th' hIspaich)
ROANOKE. VA. october little poiit'-
cal campaign IS progressing Vigorously
here. Mrssrs. A. l.. staples and X. i.
Hicks addressed au enthusiastic meeting
of tine Central Democratic CLUB at the
court house tonight, and Captain E. X.
Cooke. the Populist nominee for Governor,
and Judge Kerr of Colorado, spoke az
the Opcra-lIOuse 10 meeting composed
largely of Democrats. Jack Garst OF
Roanoke county, one OF the Popuiist
nominees for the House of Delegates.
was present. and introduced the speakers.
Populist efforts here are making Demo
Gratis more united. ana more determined
10 roll up a big majority in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
MARY WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The Old Cornerstone Relsid for the New
Monument.

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
LEXINGTON. VA. October 1.-THE
The lcadened box and contents were
placed In the cornerstone Of the ola I'M
finished Mary Washington monument To-
day and the same stone relaid for the new
monument In the presence OF a number
Of ladies' and gentlemen. There was no
ceremony over the event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
RANDALL TOT BE HANG sD.
Sentenced for the Murder of Lou Armf'
.tead-Lumber schooner Ashore.
lSneclal telegram 10 the DIspatch)

Especial tcIctTaW 10 IHt IJIHpHNVIII
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October IL
Henry Randall. convicted upon the charge
OF numbering Lou Armistead on August
18th. was to-day sentenced 10 be hanged
on December 18th. Randall assaulted his
victim with liquor flask and afterwards
dashed a pot OF boiling beans In her
face
The three-mas,ed schooner s. $. Tyler,
OF Philadelphia, lumber-laden, went
ashore here In the storm Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

(SpoCiaI tcIqeram % the DlspdIthJ
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, october r..
The Pennsylvania State College defeated
The University Of Virginia at football to-
day 10y a score Of 10 O. Virginia was
STRENGTHENED by the playing Of Johnnie
Poe m haIf-back. Pennsylvania put up a
gnnd interfering game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
"PLEs. " cLARNs NECK BROKEN.
Tie Fell Through an Elevator Shaft and
Wac instantly klllcd.

Special telegram 20 the DispatchD
LYNCHBUKG. VA, october l+.-Ples.
Clark, a colored man from Campbell
county. fell through the elcvator-shatt NJ
the Law building. on Main street TINS
morning. ana broke his neck. dying al
most Instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Keysville'. PeopIe's Party Club.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
KEYSVILLE, VA, october 14.-The Peo-
pies Party Club organized at this precinct
to-day with thirteen members r. T. Pet
tus Is president. who says that the club
will be greatly increased at the next meet
ing on Saturday, the Dist. and they intend
10 make hard fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
In Lieu OF Major Page.

Qy telegraph to the DispatchJ
PETERSBURG, VA, october fi-The
Populists held a convention at Waverly
to-day and nominated George w. Jackson,
Of Sussex county, for the State Senate,
In place OF Major Mann Page, who has
withdrawn from the fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
FOR RENT.

LEI
81 go Per annum-No. -0S east Grace street
$40 per annun-No. 5l9 north Seventh
street
1915 per annum-NO. 3l7 east Cary street.
sen per annum-NO. 6-s north Eighth
street
500 Der annum-No. Grove avenue and
Walnut street
$50 per annum-No 7i2 west Main street
$500 per annum-No. 52j north Eleventh
street
$50 per month-No. Walnut and Grove
avenue.
sl5 per month-No. 1906 west Clay street.
$3.50 per month-No. lbs west Leigh
street. o.,
sl2 80 per month-No. 200 west Marshall
street.
80 per month-No- 81 Jrssamine street.
so per month-NO. 90 north twenty
sixth street. .
s. % per rnonth-No. north short street.
& 80 per month-NO. llli Graham tfulton).
IS per month-No. 1926 east Main tf!at.
$50 per monthrnice little STORE NO.
so Brook avenue.
SPECIAL.
LARGE STORE-lO rooms aboye-with
ALI modern cOnvenlences. No. az west
Rroad street CHARLES y. ROSE,
~ w. III north Tenth street.
,phone h7I Oc l5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
BY Stevens s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
north Eleventh street.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON that desirable and well-located
LOT, situated on tho west side Of Gen:h s;reo &.
between Clay and Leigh streets, fronting 81 feet
o inches on Tenth street. ami running oack 10
feet 10 a 2O-fcot alley, on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 18Th, At , r. VI.
The above property offers an opportunity Tor a
goo, safe, nd profitable inye stmeut. 40 better
Investment property has been offered IN tBis
city. sale positive ana without res"ryc.
JAMES ii. GRESHAM.
Oc Il AucUOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

tiglt-ntting Plain, WORTH and UMBRELLA Collars,
Don't fail 10 visit our store MONDAY and dErins
In order u make room for orr immense
stock of FALL WRAPS. we have taken
our entire stock Of Black. NaVy-Blue, and
Tan Jackets. Blazers, ana Refers on
top floor. and TO make them sell at once
dollar You are thereby enabled u get
Il good light and meIlum-weieht wrap
for early fall and evening wear at
great sacrifice. Jackets and Blazers at
HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Just read a
few items and then call 10 see them.
l piece 1914 BROWN SHEETlNG at
50 dozen HUCK and DAMAsK TOW
ELS. with knotted fringe and hemstitch-
cd border. at 25c: worth 50 10 5ec:
800 pairs WHITE BLANKETS at Zoe.
81 $3.50, y. $50, -. $3.50. 81, S, s., $50,
q pairs WHITE CRIB BLANKETS at
y o pairs WHITE CRIB BLANKETS at
u bales CALICO COMFORTS at 75c..
81, MS. $50. s., $40, -. 81 s., 81, and $40.
See our SILk-SATIN DOWN QUILTS
at S. apiece.
Is pair CHENILLE PORTIERES at 50.
$3.50, s.. $50, and slO-sold for double the
go CHENILLE TABIE-CovERs at
75c., 81. 81 %. $50. -, $50. 81, 81. and 70
apiece All sizes and styles with heavy
fringe.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGS.
As We have decided to discontinue this
department. we have marked our Carpets
at and below cost .
pieces Cotton Ingram at II 1-2c. sold
at 3Oc.
pieces Wool Ingram at 81 1-2c., sold
at Coo.
pieces 2-Ply Best Ingram at Coo. sold
at Sc.
Our Coo. Tapestry at soc.
Our Soc. Tapestry at voc.
A few pieces best Body Brussels and
Velvet Carpets at Sl--made and laid with
paper Call and see our line.
lge DrusSets in three grades, all s!zes,
from $3.50 to SIS. The largest and best
TaALHIMER BROTuERS', y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Phone 81.

NOR Il h \ t. a.
AT h.:a
LOW FIGURES AND IN NICE ORDER.
No. 4 west Grace street
No. III east Grace street.
No. s09 east CLAY street.
No. sol Leigh and Eighth streets.
No. sos east Leigh street.
No. g05 east Clay street.
No. go Fourth street between Clay ana
Leigh.
Nos. ITO and 11i2 Floyd avenue.
No ltls Floyd ayenue
No. - Lombariy street near Main.
No l22 Canal and First streets.
No, 10 First street near Cary.
No 1911 west Clay street
No. gl94 Franklin street Libby HID
No. 27o6 Franklin street libby HID.
No. lf3 Nineteenth street between Grace
and Franklin.
Also. other DWELLINGS and ROOMS
In various parts OF the city. Call or send
FOR our RENT-LlSr.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
&C ls-it Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
CTORES FOR RENT.
CHORES FOR RENT.

No. 1900 Main street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth.
40. 1914 Main street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth.
No. Oh Main street between Ninth and
Tenth
No. l. Governor street
No. lll2 cary street between Eleventh
and Twelfth
No. 300 Broad street between Third and
Fourth
No. 222 ,west Broad street-dwelling
above.
No. SIC west Broad strcct-stable on lot.
No. Sc Cary and Cherry strects-dwell-
Ing above
II. SELDOM TAYLOR &, son,
Oc 1j-lt Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
Il o Il r Z N 7 E..

No. 81 west Grace street: rooms.
No. 7u5 east Franklin street; 10 rooms.
No. 90 east Clay street, 10 rooms.
No. 6l7 east Main street; 10 rooms
No. l0f II east Clay street: rooms.
No lu5 south Fifth street; rooms
No. 2W5 east BROAD street; 10 rooms.
No. log Twenty street, opposite
Libby-Hill Park--very desirable
10. 2~G east Marshall street; rooms.
40. 3o4 east Leigh street; 3 rooms.
No. All west Clay street. ) rooms.
No l20 II west Clay street: rooms.
No. Cos west clay street; rooms.
No. 705 west Clay street. S rooms.
No 1894 Floyd avenue; rooms.
No. ioj east Canal street: rooms
No. us south Scyenteeth street, rooms.
No Sl2 west Marshall street. rooms.
NJ. COZ west Clay street. rooms
No. 1lS south Fourth street; ! rooms.
No 1925 east Marshall street; rooms
No 2Sil east Marshall street. rooms.
No 2Sl0 east Grace street. rooms.
No COZ Twenty seventh street, rooms.
No 22a south Second street; rooms.
No S07 west Cary street. rooms.
No 329 south Fourth street; . rooms.
No 1910 east Franklin street; rooms.
No. 3H9 COLLEGE street. rooms.
No. 10 Governor street upper porton);
T. rooms. 81 iiON " -
oc ij-lt 1914 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
T. o II Il f n 7

FOR rem T. F.3
No. 2ii west Franklin street; II rooms.
No. llOs Grove avenue: - rooms.
No. 1l2 south Third street. 10 rooms.
No. Sic west Grace street. 10 rooms
No. Dol south Third street; ID rooms.
No. 2l7 east Cary street: rooms.
80. DuJ east Main: 10 rooms.
No. soy clay ana Ninth streets. f. rooms.
No. 81 east clay street; 3 rooms.
No. S0} east clay street; 9 rooms.
No. lil7 Floyd street: rooms
no. 81 east Main street: . rooms
No. 2J6 east Cary street; S rooms.
No. north Cherry near Floyd avenue.
No. 5)4 west Cary street: rooms.
No. s25 north Eleventh street. rooms.
No. 1l5 south Second street. ~ rooms.
No. 5l7 north Ninth street, rooms.
No. 5l9 north Ninth street. rooms.
No. i2l north Ninth street: rooms.
No. lO5 north Plum street rooms.
No. lD7 north Plum street, rooms.
No. 100 north Plum street; ) rooms.
No. south Second street: rooms.
No. lO6 north Plum street: rooms.
No. % south Pine street. rooms.
No. 3lS west Marshall street: 6 rooms.
No. 1894 west Marshall street: rooms.
No 1906 west Marshall street, ) rooms.
No. 1905 west Marshall street, rooms.
No. l2a2 west Marshall street. 8 rooms.
40. 6JS north TWenty-iirst street;
rooms.
10. % Locust alley; Il rooms
10. p Locust alley; L rooms.
No 1904 Nenable street; rooms
No Jos east Marshall street, rooms.
No. lot south Madison street rooms
no. "a south Laurel street, rooms.
Also. several FLATS on south Third
street.
two small but neat houses. Cali for
PRINTED RENT-LIST." 1870.
oc 1j-lt Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
BY stevens & Co,
Real Estate Agents.
north Eleventh street.

WILL SELL All PUBLIC AUG
w TON the desirable
STOCK-BRlCK rWO-sTORY-AND-6 EASEMENT
HOUSE. No. 1907 vest Cary street.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, AT 4. VI.
At the request OF the owner W. VIII offer Tor salo
at puollc auction on tie premises, the above de-
scribed property. The house contains rooms
with all modern Improvements. The lot f;oats
20 feet on cary street and extends back l+3
feet 70 an alley. THIS Is = desirable piece Of
properly and can be bought cheap Close 20
tho new marke. IN a rapidly improving locality.
JANIS II. CkLNNEAN,
o. - Auctif ueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
wsst-Nerfolk Lodge WIN Celebrate For
the First Time To-Day.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. October ia.--The first
anniversary celebration Of West Norfolk
Lodge. I. o. o. r. takes place tomorrow
sftsrseen. and the lodges and Csntons Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15
AUCTION sALEs-Nendsy. .o,.o
BY J. X. Bockadsy a Co. Auctioneors,
No o north Eleventh street
rrRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. VALUABLE UNfaPROvED REAL EsTArE
IN BENRTCO COUNTY. BY request OF tho trus-
teo We will sell at public auction, on the pre-
mlseA ~
MONDAY. ocroBEB 10, 1898.
at 4:30 p. NJ. the UNDIVIDED Interest OF
ROBaKr II. LUCK, Js.. IN THAT NICeL1-
SITUATED LOt or LAND IN Broohland fark'
ADJACENT 10 the beautiful saburb. Barton Heights,
known as Lots %. ~, and 20 In Block ot bar
ton h Lamt's addition THIS II most excellent
neigh borhood, street-cars convenient, and very
desirable for suburban homes.
TERMS: ono tara cash balance Ia six and
twelve months, with interest added, deferred
psynsnts. secured by deed Of trust on the
property, or all cash, nj the option ~ tho p1r-
chaser. WILLIAM lie bE' hHdDHh'
Trustee.
Tho creditors Of X. F. Luck Jr., are respectfully
requested to attend shis sale.
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