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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16

pnone ofos hp 70
EOR SALE OR RENT. G.
BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY HOME
within FIVE minutes walk OF the electric line.
Modern brick dsolling, handsome yard OF shade
trees, good orchard. ample ou,-buildings, with
ten acres OF land. Call aud let us show you.
sp IG-It X. b. cHAFFIN 81 co.
HOUSES FOR SALE FROM 1000
IL 10 $4,000.
LOTS FOR SALE FROM IS TO $3.50 PER
FOOI.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Real Estate Agent,
sp i6-1t II north Tenth street.
ELEGANT LOT, FRONTING 414
II feet on Main street between First and Fou-
sheo. Two houses here would sell before COM
pleted. We have a customer who would take
JACKSON BRANDT Il CO,
Real Eetste Agents and Brokers,
sp 16-1t No. 1l103 east Main street.
T OTIS on GRACE STREET,
IL LOTS on FRANKLIN STREET,
LOTS ON GROVE AVENUE,
and In all other parts OF the city FOR SALE OF
BOTTOM PRICES
BY CABELL & WILSON,
sp16-1s . north Tenth street.
eSSO CASH AND BALANCE IN
VcO monthly payments of s25-NEw
SEVEN R0OMED BRICK DWELLING in the
West End, Walnut street near Grove avenue.
Now rents for $50 per month. Nice little home.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
ap 16-1t No. 1103 east Main street.
TOR SALE. A STRIOTLY-N
a MODERN. TEN-ROOM DWELLING In 1s
the suburbs; street-cars, gas, hot and cold
water, eloctric-bells, furnace, speaking-tuoes.
stable sc. A bargain, az oTasr must leave the
State. n. ". BOWE,
ap I6-It teal Estate.
WE HAVE SONY NICE SlX-aa
w ROOM HOUSES IN an attractive part ns
Of tho West End which We can sell at moderate
pncos on very easy terms.
ap I6-1t . north Tenth street.
SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE.
When the boom bursted suburban lands went
away down below their value. The tide is now
turning and these properties will soon DO in de-
mand. / have two or three such places with
money in them. see me. ". w. BOWE,
up 16-lt Real Estate.
WE HAVE SOME NICE LOTS TO
w SELL and will furnish the money TO build
on them for a long period, on monthly install
ments, at y per cent, simple interest
HENRY L. STAPLES & CO.,
ap 16-1t los north Ninth street.
eEO CASH AND S25 MONTHLY
VCO will buy THREE FRAME TESE-
MENTs, three rooms each, on Baldwin near
Seventeenth street, now renting tor slS per
month. JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
ap l6-1t No. 1lU3 east Main street.
DOR SALE, EAST GRACE "a
IL STREET RESIDENCES, between Sc "a
cond and Third. Fourth and Filth, and Eighth
DEYooN, TUPPER & CO.,
ap I6-lt S2i Main street.
DOR SALE, EXCELLENT a
Il DWELLING, No. 312 east Byrd street, "a
eight rooms. all convenionces nice deep lot.
Small cash payment, balance on long time;
N. W. BOWIE,
ap l6-lt Real Estste.
EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, Nos. n
l. 141S and 1920 east Main street. IT'S IN
not often you get a chance at such store proper
ty. q
ap 16-it s north Eleventh street.
7 OTS IN THE WEST END,
IL LOTS IN EAST END,
LOTS on NORTH SIDE,
n. W. BOWIE.
ap 16-1t Real Estate.
GGS (PER FOOT WILL BUY A
VOc BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT on
Hanover Just west OF Lombardy street. Cheap
est lot for sale to-day in this city.
APPERSON 81 POLLARD,
np 1927 s north Eleventh street.
EOR SALE, TWO OR THREE
Il MANUFACTURING SITES. Can for parti-
culars. N. W. BOWIE.
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seuth.r~ Baseball.


April fa.-Chsriestons. o.:
bass"bits. 4, errors, G. Atlantas, z; base
bifs y, errors, 3. Battcries-killeen and
Sugden; Keenan, and Murphy.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 10; ,. B.H. Y.
Augustas, ...... 100000 IL 8
Maeons........0 11400400 -i0 9 IA
Batteries-Staford and Wilson; Abbey
MONTGOMERY. Ala. April Is: \. HI:
Montgomery .....2 40200230- OLD IA 4
Birmingham II 0 0 2ooooO-s ~
Batteries-wilson and Armstrong; Dur
yea and Earl.
SAvANSAH, April 10: \. BIB. Il:
Savannshs 20 111200f06 Ia l
Chattanooga 0 ! 0 O o 0 Ga 4 q
Batteries-Petty and Hurley; J. Meme
fee. T. Menefee. Neyins. and selbays..
NFw ORLEANS, April l5.-New Orleans
obtained President hart's consent TO play
two games to-day, Kelly. of the Mobiles.
refused to play more than one. and Umpire
Lewis gave New Orleans the hrst game by
a score Of 0 to 0. The second game re-
suited .
Mobiles. 0 0 0 2 o i 100
Batteries-Leach aud Intzen Daniels
and frost. Base Hits-New Orleans. 8;
Mobiles. Z. Errors-New Orleans. :; Mo-
biles. 2.
NAsHy11LE, TENN. Aprl15.-F First game;
Nashville. ............. Is
Memnhis COL 0 0 0 0 0 2-3
Batteries: yickery and Somers; Mason
and Rogers.
Second game: =
Memphis .............O 01 ! 0 0 O-S
Batteries: Wittrock and Bolan; Vickery,
and Gillen and B~oxingdale and Somers.
B~mMNGHAM. ALA, April l5.-.Ihe van
derbilt University ball team played the
Uniyerslty of Alabama team here to-day.
When the game was called on account or
darkness the score stood 2 to 2. There
were sixteen innings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
THE FEATURESO OF
TO-DAY'SDISPATCH

WOMEN IN WARTIME piiustrstsd)-Ho"
yob,y Thsy Served the South During the
confederacy-oid Household Memories py
Mrs Jefferson Davis.
KING HUMBERT7s WEDDING Qliustrased-
Tho Twenty-nfth Anniversary WIZ DO csic-
bratsd acknowledgements OF sne
uLlou OF the King and Queen OF Italy
RICHARD BENNETr-Inieres'ins History Oh =
Colonial Governor OF Virginia Who Helped
n Establish Independence, Civil and he
,,r,ou. Freedom, snd q Lasting Peace.
ROUNDS OF GAYETY-Richmond Society as
Ac,,vo ss Before the Lenten Days-Briniant
Receptions, Handsome Luncheons' ana
pr,sh, At-Homcs the Features-Weddings
and Personals.
pnrroR.s BooK-TABLE-"Through Colonial
poorwsysn-A Dainty Welcome Book--lnto-
restiug on This Now Work BY
,ha prspArcu', Reyiewer-Other BOOK NO
tees.
OUR OYSTER INDUsTRY-Compsrison Dc
,vsen Connecticut, and Virginia Planters
Made by L. c. Catlett, ESQ.,, OF Gloucester
AND ANswERs-The Date OF the
Secession Of Virginia end North Caroline
Coat OF Richmonds City Hall-Number oil
Confederate Dead at Holl~ywood-Byrd's
History.
RELICS OF THE PAsT-Primitive Colonial
Churchysrd in Lancaster County-fhe
Lengthy and Unique Epitaph OF Robert Car
ter, Esq.-His Noteworthy Acts and Import
ant Dutios.
| THE HINES NEMoRIAI-Ths Amount Raised
for 1t Is s10,7 I7.20-vrginia Heads the
List-Interesting Circulsr-Lotter.
| BALTIMoRE's DEBUTANTES-Thoss Of the
Last Season and Those OF the Coming Sea-
son-They Monopolizo a Large Share OF 30
cial Attention-Close OF the Revolutionary
Exhibit-Week's Events.
! THE MERRIMAC'S BATTLE-Acoount Of the
Great Victory By Judge Isaac a. Csrirsisn'
OF Charles City.
| THOSE CITY.HALL COMMUNICATIONS In
terviews with Msmbers Of the Grounds and
Buildings Committee Concerning Thsir
Votes.
| BOSTON WINS WITH EAsE-The Virginia
Lads Hardly Afford Amusement to the
Heavy-Hi;ting Champion Ball Team.
REWARD OFFERED FOR BLAlR-Ma.or Poe
VIII Pay $3.50 for the Arrest OF the Plous
Yong Man Who Ia Charged with Forgery.
THE OLD POINT GERMAN-Tho Fair Hos
tesses Who Had Frowned on Mere Army
Men and Civilians Have to Relent, and Gal
liant Colonel Stern, OF Richmond, Takes Pity
on Them.
OLD POINT CONFoRT-A Gay Resort-Civil'
ians and Army Men Nowhere-Nsval-Ren.
devious Events-Pretty Pictures in the
Roads.
40 MORE FOREIGN MfNIsTERs-But North
Carolina May Get Two or Perhaps Three Con.
s~uiates-yirginia Applicants q: the Treasury
WILL PAY THE TAXEs-Petersburg's Mama
facturers Do Not Need Exemption-Dr. Rose
bro Assumes the Amount OF Blair's swindle.
JUDGE DID NOT ACT-Recommendations Of
the Warwick Grand Jury Disregarded-Tne
officials Named for Removal Complain.
UNEXPECTEDLY LEFT-Mysterious Disap-
pearance Of n Norfolk organis,-strons
Temperance Fight Against Llquor-Licenses.
EUROPE'S MAY-DAY Apprehensions with
Respect TO Socialist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In Belgium for a Republic-Servis.
| NO MORE GOLD CERTIFTCATEs-Their Is
sue Discontinued for tho Pressnt--The
Treasury Gold-Reservs Figure Nearly
Reached.
THE sERvIAN "CoUP ut Is Said In Berlin
to Have Been "Hstched In Paris In the In
tereat OF Russia"
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BELGIUM N SERVIA.
Tho Comp in the Latter Kingdom
"Hatched In Paris"

BERLIN. April l5.-The events in Belgium
are giving the Foreign Office here greater
anxiety than the Servian coup d etdt.
though this is known to have been
Matched IL Paris in the Russian interest.
An armed conflict over the popular de-
mand for q revision of the Belgian Consti-
tution, resulting in revolution and the
placing in power OF the allies of France, IS
so within the bounds Of probability that
the French papers are already induleing
in surmise as to what Germany would do
in the event of the monarchy in Belgium
being submerged.
With regard to Seryia, If the French
government did not inspire the coup
d'etdt IL was concerted under its know
ledge. Ten days ago 81. Dokitch. who IS
now King Alexander's Prime Minister,
visited ex-King Milan IN Paris. and with
him planned the coup which the boy King
executed under Instructions from his
father. Milan. The ex-Kinc telegraphed
NJ. Dokitch last night CONCENTRATING him
upon the successful issue of the plan.
The event has importance as q possible
factor in early disturbances on the Bulga-
rian frontier. which will involve the atten-
tion Of Germany and Austria, the chief
nations OF the Dreibund.
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Fast New Cunarder.

LONDON. April 15.-The new steamer
Campania, built for the Cunard Company.
had her trial trip on the clyde today. ana
ing the fact that her engines are stiff and
have not worked down to their bearings.
The Campania attained a maximum speed
of $3.50 knots, or fully AZ miles an hour.
This is the greatest speed ever attained by
any steamship. and j~ustiies the hope that
she will be able to make the run from
Fastnet to Sandy Hook in five days and
O half. The Campania is scheduled to
leave Liverpool for New York on Saturday
next. On her first voyage she will at
tempt 70 break no records.
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The G.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. April 1.-THE dis
agreeable weather continued to-day. Rain
fell almost up 10 the time for the first race
TO begin, making the track knee-deep in
mud. Only a fair card was presented.
The feature of the day was the defeat OF
Yorkyille Belle by the Guttenburg candi-
date Bitten In the New Jersey Jockey
Club Handicap at one mile. The favorites
ran unplaced..
First race-fve and one-half furlongs-
TERRIER won; Walcott second, Bel De-
monio third. Time. l:12.
Second %race-four furlongs-Chateau
won; Ellen I'll. second. Clara A. (colt)
third. Third. 81.
Third race-six furlongs-Hoey won;
Alcalde second. Airplant third. Time.
1:2l.
Fourth race-New Jersey Jockey-Club
Handicap, one mile-Blitzen won Hamil-
ton second, Badge third. Time. las.
Fifth race-six furlongs -Kirkoyer won ;
Dalsyrian second. Uncle Sim third. Time,
l:2l.
Sixth race-six furlongs- Metuchen
won Prince George second. Jack Lovet
third. Time, l:254.
GLOUCESTER. n. j.. April i5.-Three ia
vorites won at Gloucester to-day, but the
book-makers retained the largest share OF
the coin.
First rain-one mile-Mopterey o /;
Iceberg second. Pliny third. fine. 1:56H.
Second receive furlongs-Swest Alice
won John McGarrigle second. Raindrop
third. Time. LOG.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-
Montague won; Folio second. s~Strlngfel-
low third. Time, 1914.
Fourth ~race-seven furlongs-Can't Tell
won; Pagan second, Belisarius third.
lime, l;39.
Fifth race-three and one-half ~furlones-
Midget won New Dance second, Che
vrouz third. Time. As.
Sixth rsce-six and cne-half ~furlongs-
Larghetra won Andrew ID. second, Jim
Glare third. Time. l:3a.
MrNpHis. Tenn, April I5.-First race
six furlongs-Eugenia won Tea Set So
cond, Parapet third. Time, t:is is.
Second race-four fIr!ongs-Bedford
won; katydid second, Foxhound third.
Time, 81.
Third racs-the Brewers Stakes, net
Ss.o25 for 3-year-olds; one and one-six-
teenth roies--Toyrent won; Puryear ID.
second. Tepny, Jr.. third, Time. l:5l..
Fourth ~race-seyen furiopgs-W Wedge
Geld won; hiss Patton second, John j.
IL, third. Time. 1884,
Fifth ra0%-six furlongS, heats tor aysar.
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NUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE.

ID
When the boom bursted suburban lands went
away down below their value. The tide Is now
turning and these properties will soon DO in de-
mand. l have two or three such places with
money in them. see me. ". W. BOWE,
up lG-lt Real Estate.
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BEN. TILLeTT DISCHARGED.
The Jury Had Found Him Guilty, bu
Technically So Only.

LONDON, April 15.-Benjamin Tillett, the
well-known labor leader, who was charged
at the Old Bailey with having melted
strikers to riot in Bristol in December last,
was found guilty to-day. The jury added,
however, that though the prisoner was
guilty of using words calculated to cause a
rot, it was believed the words were
snoken on the spur of the moment and
were not intended to provoke q breach of
the peace.
Justice Cave said that the rider to the
verdict was tantamount TO o declaration
that the prisoner was not guilty as charged.
He therefore considered 1t his duty to dis
charge the prisoner.
This decision was greeted with cheers
by 1illett's friends. many OF whom were
in the courtroom. The demonstration
was promptly suppressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16

BY L. X. Ellis, Auctioneer.
"a east Broad.
WE WILL SELL
w TOMORROW CAoNDAY) MORNING
at 1890 sharp
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
HORSE. HARNESS. and BUGGY;
2 HANDSOME PARLOR SUITS,
5 CHAMBER SUITS. 2 WARDR0BES,
] WRITING-DESK
4LARGE, MASSIVE WALNUT and OAK HALL
RACKS:
! PIANO, RUGS,
EXTENSION and other TABLES,
KITCHEN SAFES, BUREAUS, BEDSTBADS,
SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES, BUPFETS,
REFRlGERATOkS, BABY-CARRIAGES,
HlGH-ARM SINGER MACHINES.
CLOCKS, LAMPS, Linen GOODS,
LADIES SPRING HATS by the dozen.
House full OF goods and must be sold.
2 HORSES to be sold in front OF store st 1920
An.
Seats Tor ladies. A. n. POLLARD,
ap 10 Proprietor.
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rlsintn'
against
Thorp, ct az. defendants
In the Chancery Court OF tho city Of Richmond.
decree Of July 8, 1892.
In pursuance Of the decree in the aoove-men-
toned suit. tho undersigned therein appointed
for the purpose will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL is. 1893.
at 8 o'clock p. N. sharp, that BRICK STORE,
No. 4 west Broad street. The lot has a front OF
% feet. thcnce extending back 46h feet, sc
which point we have n front OF "a feet o ipchcs
by ~ feet, making IN oil q depth OF about Ia
feet to an alley In rear. Besides tho store-room
there are ample accommodations for family use
above. Broad Is this street, narrow nre the
many ways leading thereto. Yet we have known
moro than one narrow-minded man 90 avail him.
self Of such offerings % become the pOssessor OF
adivi1end-winner upon this celebrated thorough
fare.
ALSO.
AT @ O'CLOCK,
upon the premises, that SPLENDID LOT OF
LAND on the north side OF Floyd avenue, with
tae comfortable frame Dwelling thereon, dis
tant SO feet from the northeast corner on Plum
street and FLOYD avenue, having a 'front.' 81 90
feet on said Floyd avonue by a depth OF l19fect
q inches TO an alley 20 feet wide. The future OF
this property Is assured.
TERMS One fourth in cash tho residue In
equal payments OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser 20 give negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, with q per cent. IN
terest added from day Of sale, and the title 70
be retained until the whole purchese-money IL
paid and n conveyance ordered by tho court, or
all cash. at the option Of the purch sser.
FRANK NJ. WOOS,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auciioneers.
TH0RP. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST TH0RP AND AIS,
DEFgSDAsrs.-Is rHR CHANCRRr COURT or Tnz
CITY OF RICHMOND.
1, Charles W. Goddln, Clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required of thc special
commissioner by the decree in said cause OF
July x, 1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF July,
1893. CHARLES w. G0DDIS.
ap lO-lt Clerk.
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ala. and upwArd-First heat. Ed. Bell
won Empress Frederick second. The
Judee third. Time. lis. Second heat,
Ed. Bell won Impress fteaef'cA ssconu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
BY j. B. Elan & Co,
Real Estate A~uctionesrs,
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
Il AUCTION OF
THREE DESIRABLY-LOCATED AND AT
TRACTIvE MEDIUM-sIZE AODERNLY-
CONSTRUCTED DWELLINGS
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TwENTY-THrRD
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS.
ONE OF WHICH Is THE CORNER on CLAY
STREET,
AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING OF NINE Rooms
AND
TWO ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLINGS
OF NINE ROOMS ZACH,
ALL HAVING MODERN CoNVENIENCEs AND
LOTS OF GOOD SIZE,
Nos. All, 4l9. AND 421 NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET.
GOOD HOMES AND GOOD RENTING PRO-
PERTY.
In execution OF 3 certain decd Of truet 70 mo
bearing date April 4, 1892, Of record 10 Deed
Book 145 b, page $50, Richmond Chancery
Court, default have been made Ia the debt Sc
cured. and being required 80 TO do by the bens-
hciary, shall sell by public auction. on the pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, APRIL -. 1893,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
in said deed aud situate as above stated the
BRICK DWELLING being two stories above
basement, detached, containing nine rooms,
range, hot ana cold water. bath, closets. gas,
&C.: spacious, substantial, and well arranged,
with lot about 25xl3O feet, more or less; aud
the TWO FRAME DWELLINGS being two
stories each above brick basement, containing
about nine rooms each. having gas, water, bath,
closets, aud the usual conYeniences, and lots
about 20x130 feet each.
This property, By reason OF its convenient and
pleasant location and desirable size and ar
raDgement, is especially desirable, and should
attract the attention OF Investors for rental pur-
poses as well as Of hOme-seoxers.
Terms: Under the terms OF the said deed
cash as 10 expenses Of sale, any delinquent
taxes, and the sum OF 80, no, with interest on
s105 part thereoD from October Z, 1922, and
on $4,000 from April :, 1893: and the residue
upon such terms a. the grantors in said deed or
the trustee shall prescribe and direct; but II is
probable that, by consent, vecy liberal terms
may be offered at time OF sale.
JAMES .. ELAN, Trustee.
j. b. ELAN & Co., Auctioneers.
ap ID, 19,20,21 ,22&23
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BRICK DIV ELLING

UBy virtue Of \ certain deof o. t-l., f,
george Is. Steel and vlte O. tlo unHer
trustees. dated January l., iSAs. il'y rr.
In the Clerk onice ~ tho ktchmnlI .r
Court In Deci-BOok ia &. page 1903. Et..
secure the paymsntO u acartAin nrf.'sE.. .rs
therein mentioned, default hav q z bee. r
IN the payment OF sail note, AMI at g. f....
Of the holder thereof, Ne Will proved f.
public auction, IN the promises. on tho .l
at the hour hereinbef0Te mentioned. no
mentioned REAL BSTAlE. which i- fIs
conveyed By the said deed % trust. Ils fa
ing IL well built, conveniently Hrr7rr.'
contains thirteen rooms and no usual r'I
improvements. The lot ff0nis -l rl .tf
more oc less ana runs back between ff.
lines 100 feet % q .O.iooi alley. LHn I.r'
and all OF the Surroundings % TIA
make it a very attractive rcsids"'e. '-
sll Of the desirable teatnres or n really
home. such as with always commani a a-t
tenant at a high rent
TERMS: BY consent % all parties 70 i1'sf.'
will be- one third cash balance al, slK, tf.1t
and eighteen months, notes with intcros, ailr.
and secured by q deed OF trust.
WILLIAM ~. MCCARTHY.
WILLIAM II. SAND.
ap IS Trustees
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Tho LOTS nc tho southwest corner ~ 7--f
and sumpter streets have n front Of go feet ID
Carter street, 0S feet: on Gates stree. li
feet. aud on Sumpter street, 500 iGet, HIa .
uniform depth Of 40 feet % an alley.
The DWELLINGS ar9 new. well and slt''f
TALLY built. contain sN rooms each AMI trs
cuoied by nrst-ciass tenan.A No sf'l1l uf TO
West End mas i'm proyed more nptdlY thhl f' p
as show by tho large number % dFelims'
Gently erected In TINS vicinity. lhe most l-a+.-
tai OF the citY parks, with ~ nGe drives 800
large lake now nearing cOmpletion, t. 'r .
short distance way. Come % the sale H.i 80
what energy AMI push haye accomplished Iu 90
development Of this property.
COnveyances loaVs O21co u auct1nrcs 49,
L. NJ. sharp.
Terms: Very llhernl and snuouur@i afsR"
DESOOS, IlPpEk ,n.
up l3' AlrtD.f
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,
FOR SALE,
IL NEW AND NEAT DWELLINGS.
$4,000 will buy q DETACHED SEMINAR
SARD, TWO-STORY DWELLING, west
Nam street. Just outside city, on cleo
trio line: Z rooms, double parlors.
bath. closets, &c.
e3,So0-DErACHED TWO-STORY, SEMINAR
SARD DWELLING, Cary street be-
tween Pine and Laurel; 10 rooms. Lot
200 feet deep.
Q ,100-TWO-STORY, AY-WINDOW,
STYLISH LITTLE DWELLING, z
rooms. Cary near Morris street
q, s00-NEW CORNER DWELLING, 8 rooms,
Taylor and Randolph s~treets-cheap.
81, 250-TWO-ST0RY DETACHED FRAME >
rooms, good lot, Taylor street near
Randolph.
j. THOMPSON BROWN b CO.,
sn1e-It lib Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE At Al
~ TIoN OF THE Blue RIDGE
PROPERTY AND ALL uot
KITCHEN, AND Personal ftOi
ALL SORTS IN TuE HOTEL OK
CONNECTION THEaEWiiH ANu
TRACTS OF LANDS A~DJOlNlNG D.
PROPERgY.-Ns shall proceci %
Blue Ridge Springs foe =. g. NAa
Thomas j. kirkpatrick, Thomas iA-' SO
Frank y. Christian. commissioner 90
SATURDAY, MAY ., 1922
beginning az 10 O'Clock A. NJ
1. Tho HOTEL COTTAGE.
BowLING-ALLEY, and23Ja ACRES or Law
attached.
2. Two TRACTS or LAND aign.3s
above. containing 1874 ACiEs and - A''
AND los POLES, respectively.
3. TWELVE ACRES OF LAND On WI
Knob In tho county o; Bediori,
4. An UNDIVIDED HALF lNlkhhol
ACRES on Gtads creek, Ia the colA'!
tourt y-rsL.
TuRE used Ia conducting Tue aoie'' ,.
For terms OF sale SEQ hand bis orApl
undersigned. who sll DO most ylea.l
any information desired Ia regard 10
orEY. WALKER q BOWIE
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The suggestion now made to exclude the pudo in art from exhibition at the Worlds Fair, suggests the query, would the Greek slave, tine spiritual creation of Hiram Powers chisel, appear moro acceptable clothed in mother Hub bard or without it2 We have repeat edly seen the symholized slave without rag, and in the presence oi ladies, none of whom, although the mercury indicated freezing weather, sugsesteg a seasonabls or otherwise, wrap Was it not Margaret Fuller while admiring the slave remarked, Sculptor. always tell the truth.