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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
TRAINS NoRrHwARu.

'Daiiy.
Train % is limited and will have onr
man Buffet Sleeping +arN no .A'ls
addition 20 lrst-clAss passage raie eA'
Pullman car fare.
sFOPPISC-PLACES.
Nos. IA. %. As, Al, and 60 make 70 s
Nos. Is, 90, "a. 81, 80. AZ ana - rtol %
nal az Manchester. Drewrys CeniseHs
Chester. Nos. 81, 30, 81, ana ~ WI '"'
PnIlman Palace Buffet sioeLing-Csr on m
through trains On Train Nos 81 All
ing-Cars between Richmond and Lyn-4'-"
Va.
In addition 20 tho above
THE NEW YORK 81 FLORIDA sFb'tA,
consisting OF Yestibule Pullman ar =
Richmond south bo1nl AZ 1lD /. n %
days, Wednesdays, and Frtdsys. ara
Petersburg north bound) a. saJo y on
DAYS. Tnnrsisys, and saturdays. 2SiEa 1AF''
charged on this train.
Leaving RicnnaOed Dis A. N. da.V an -
irving at woidoa AZ 1910 z. ", AM q, Nt.al''
kicnmond 20 Weldon snd welton % AilastA
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NVhsV-'~
Richmond. 1900 A. N. Norfolk 80. 1875 4 u.
Richmond. $50 4. y. AorsolS ,Ss.sSS 4. 4.
NorlolS... 1900 r. ". hcnmond;. oio
Tho trains leaving Richmond a; . n 49,,
Norfolk At 4 Z. u. are solid trains between -
two points. and passengers go tnroasa nu
change OF ears. Gloss copnecsions are also p'l'
! al Petersburg BY ths 3;i0 4. N. and 0;S1 Pr
frains from lehmon 20 Sortcss. ,..sop
Tram. leaving ktcntnond a. 4. ". 49,.
~, and lI:30 2. ". and arriving a. MA
at $3.50 A. NJ, s;l5 y. NJ. and ; !. y. psss
I~sncn's<s sAa q. sULLY. sapsrsssnaea.
TT. u uYEnA 0oosral superintendent
E.G. Isna6oSs 1xsac saasssn ss~
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COMMISSIONS SURE.
FEDERAL AsPlRkNTs SAID TO BE
SAFELY BOOKED FOR OFFICES.
Railway Commission Unable 60 Enforce
Observation-Disclosures for
TO Bs Made Public.
Especial telegram 70 the D.spatcn.i

RALxIoH, n. c., March 21.-To-day Mr.O.
J. Carroll arrived here and brought the
news that he was sure of being commis-
stoned United States marshal OF this as
trict. He says further that Mr.. Charles
NJ. Busbee is TO be postmaster OK ha.eign,
and Hon. +. NJ. Simmons collector Oh tuis
district. The contest for the post-oihce
has all along been q quiet one-in sharp
contrast with the one eight years ago.
To-day the sheriff of Mitchell county
brought to the penitentitiary Ihomas aua
William Whitsom, brothers., conVicssuJ VI
murder and sentenced to be hangeo Marcn
oath. but who escaped with thirty years
imprisonment.
POSITION.
The Railway Commission is placed in q
very awkward position by the supreme
Courts decision ia the case OF MAYO
AGAINST the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY. The court decides that the
| commission has no authority TO enforce
The penalties it may require for failure 70
deliver kilograms within o r~easohaole
time. To-day the case of 'Yopp against
| the Western Union for this reason was
| dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
II IS said that in future the Governor
will REQUIRE notice TO be publicly maue Oh
applications for pardon. so that tue gen.
eral public can be apprised OF the lact
that a request tor executive ciemency Is
made. .h.
There are now over 100 convlcts at the
phosphate diggings at Castle Hayne; near
Wilmington. The State has a farm adloih-
ing. and this is now being prepared LOT
peanut. planting. a heavy crop OF peanuts
was grown there last year.
Burwell Perry. for thirty years q noto-
riSus outlaw in this section ana no" ~
iail here. will plead guilty OF oi@ainy,
The evidence is conclusive, as inc lco0'u'
show that he was twice married.
Mr.. Thomas IA. Briggs. q prominent mel-
chant here, WAS painfully injured III ieg
and foot by an elevator at the Caroleigu
Phosphate-Mills yesterday.
COMING TO RICHMOND.
Governor Carr will attend the Southern
Immigration Convention at Richmond
April 18th. 1t Is expected that the o0in-
missioner OF Agriculture and OF LABOR
Statistics. the State Geologlst. and the
ex-Comm ssioner OF Immigration Will at
tend upon the Governors requesttor men
cooperation. For many years this STATE
has not sought any foreign lmmlgratlon
Six years ago it abolished the once o.
Commissionar Of immigration and foul
wears ago imposed its duties upon the
Commissioner of Agriculture. There mas
been in the past four or hye Years v9IE II.
tie enumeration from the North n west
thouch that il desired provided the IN
corners are of a good class.
MIR. d. T. Moore. Of Forsyth county na'
been appointed secretary to the State 81
perintendent of Public Instruction. .
The spring examinations at the Agrl
cultural and Mechanical College here be
Gan to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

Mcnamara and a,s.l Decree of Rich n a
rs. NnnnceFy tohEl' 'ihoAVN
Sullivan and GLs., March Il. loo''
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IT MAKES THE DEAF nEAR.
SUCCESS OF ANovEL INSTRUMENT
The Nystsrious Restoration from DEAFNESS
BY on Unseen Deyice-0ld Theories
Successfully Applied.

During the past few years there have boon
many rumors Of the restoration. In some mystic
r,ous yay. of the hearing OF those who were
Known 10 have been deaf for many years. This
led 20 an Investigation by those Interested. and
A. has been found that this happy change has
boen made by the use Of q most simple yet IN
genious device which was invented by a gentle
man in Bridgeport, Conn.,, named II. 5. Wales
This device is tho same TO the ears as are glnsses
IN mo eyes, and Is simply a soft rubber disc, ar
ranged on q rubber spring, and so shaped thas
when inserted in the ear It viii focus the waves
=, souna on the natural drum, thus increasing
the vibrations OF the latter.
The possibilities Of q device OF this nature
nayo long been known, but the many attempts
~ uas this knowledge have been such utter fall
ures that It was considered beyond our present
tnowiedEe OF the ear 10 make a practical instru-
mont OF the kind. Consequently when this &C.
| vice was nrst invented not much attention was
given the same, as it was thonghs to be merely
an old enemy In n new dress; but gradually
this slight prejudice was dispelled, until, at the
present time. most physicians and aurists iook
kindly upon tho instrument and seem pleased al
the success 1t Is meeting.
At a recent interview Mr.. Wales made the re-
| m1rkADlt statement iuub W hNo
device, which he calls Sound Disc, had never
failed where relief was aiterward obtained oN
any medical. surgical, or mechanicafmeans OK
coping a powerful car-trnmpet, which ne say
Is more powerful than his device. 1t would seen
20 be an ideal device for the deaf, al 1t Is worn II
the car. out Of sight, for months at q time ana
as far % We can learn, ia pronounced safe ah'
comfortable for tho patient. Many times II ma
proyen itself to be an Advancement In tn
science Of acoustics by relieving tho most 90
stlnato cases which had dened medical treat
ment for years.
What may be the ultimate result OF the u.s.
OF this d~eyice-whether the results thus lar on
tanned will warrant its use in such a variety o
cases that il will stop the progress OF deaines
In the future to such an extent that it Will avoi'
the use OF ear-trumpets-we cannot say; gu
the desirability Of a device OF this nature ms re
gnrds lts safety. It's benent. and general comtor
NH 22-d&w1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
IYrANTEn a POSITION ny REGIS.

WANTED, APOSITIONBY REGIS
w TERED DRUGGIST Of long experience,
thoroughly competent. and single. Best OF re-
f~erences. Moderate salary. Address ar. H."
Box -. Wayoesboro, Va. NH lI-eod3t'
WANTED, PUPILS IN SHORT
w HAM and TYPEWRiTING for spring
md summon term. Apply for particulars at
RICHMONDSCHOOL OF SrENOGkAPHI, 90
east Main street lover Meade i BaEer's,.
NH l9-eod2ws
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Division.

Syracuse Division. No. 4, U: r. K. P:
at their meeting Monday night accepted
an invitation from Norfolk Division to
participate in the parade, in that city on
hnr,l 10Th and appointed q committee to
make the necessary arrangements.
Captain V. Donati, who hos been elected
major of the battalion. rendered his resig-
nation as captain, and the following SIR
KNIGHTS were promoted Captain, A. l..
Inces. First Lieutenant. j. b. Hook
second Lieutenant. c. l.. Tyler; Guard.
r.. q. Baughn: Sentinel, X. +. Dyson.
Two candidates were initiated as Sir
KNIGHTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
Portuguese Emigrsnts Going West.

ICOrresDOndenceO IH' HTUH0IOHI DTsVaF0uI
CAFE CHARLES, Va, March 21.-One hun;
dred and thirty-fve Portuguese passed
through this CITY early yesterday morning
ca route for California rtd the Norfolk ana
Western railroad.
Thirty five mechanics from the Harlan
4 Hollingsworth Company. of Whining
ton, Del, arrived here Saturday morning
and are at WORK OF the steamer New York.
remodelling her cabin. which will greatly
improve the steamer as well as increase
her capacity for carrying passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
a PEoPLe's-PARTY MEETING.
Twenty whites and Five Negroes Com
prise the Crowd-Personsl, sc.

prise the d-fersonnl, &c.
Correspondence Of the richmond Dlsoatcn.1
BoYproS. Va. March 2I-Yesterday was
the regular County-Court day for Mecklen:
burg. There was the usual attendance oil
al orderly crowd.
The Peoples party by their county chair
man. I. A. Epps, had long advertised tor a
meeting Of the party at TN court. Ior
the purpose of reOrganlzlng. electlng
officers tor the ensuing year, and other
business" The meeting was held IN o
tohacco-warehousc. There were present,
including spectators, twenty white people
and five negroes. Brief speeches were
made by ". Carey Johnson, Thomas e..
Alien, Harry G.. Smith, John ). WOOD, apd
Colonel j. Thomas Goode. The tenor Oh
them was for financial reform and a free
ballot and a far count" No action was
taken with reference to the county cleo
tions this spring. but q determination an
nounced to make q vigorous campalgn III
the fall. Precinct chairmen were ap-
pointed for the entire county.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John Edwin Lambert died near here
last week at the age of 50 wears, lie lived
and died in 400 yards of the place where
he was born and prided himself on the
fact that he was never sued or warranted
during bis life.
Mr.. James Callahen. adiudged Il %lunatic,
while awaiting IN Jail here for removal 10
the insane asylum died recently. =,
There seems 60 be very little interest
manifested III tho spring elections. Inc
most important officers to Toe elected are
q County and G. Circuit-Cour Clerk. DIT.
". &. Curtis, tho present ClrcuitCourt
Clerk. has announced himself for r%e-elec-
ton and will likely have no opposition III
his candidacy for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
THE MERGER pRovlso ACCEPTED.
The Yadkin-valley X. X. May Extend Its
Line to virginia IN Kentucky.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

FAYETTEyILLE. n. c., March Ala spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders of the
Cape Fear and Yadkin- Valley Railroad
Company was held here to-day for the
purpos of formally accepting the amend
ments 10 the charter of the company
enacted by the last General Assembly
authorizing the directors at their discre;
ton to extend the company's line and
consolidate or merge with any other COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
Mr.. Andrew saddler Gone.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dison'cn.l
CREwE. VA, March 2l.-After a lingering III
meas MIR. Andrew !. Ssddler, aged 90, died mere
yesterday OF consumption. lie was ior a iong
time "A tailor in Petersburg but was forced to
give up bis work some months ago and came
here TO the home o; his father, Mr.. j. Nj. SAD
dler, where he has gradually grown worse. lie
was n profeseed Christian and member OF the
Methodiet church. A wife and little daughter
are left 10 mourn their loss. The remains were
taken to Petersburg for interment thi, after
noon. The fuae-al was preached mere TINS
morning by Rev. Il. +. Gale.
AZ n called meeting last night Of Masonic Blue
| Lodge, No. 1913, the third degree was conferred
upon Rev. Nj. 4. SanfCrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

pany or companies In this OF any other
State. In case Of any extension provision
is made for q new MORTGAGE TO secure
the bonds ut 8 per cent. With which to re-
tire tho present bond issue. IL Is said 20
be the purpose OF inc s1%psu Creek
erteusiop across the Virginia line into the
coal. of that State and Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
DEATHS or TWO oINwioplANs.
How the News Of DIR. Dsshtei's Demise
Was Recetved-Pneumonia.

Was Recetved-Pneumonta.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond pispatch.I
prrvessrRe.V Va. March Authorization
bas been received of the death. AT ms
home. near Reams's station. OF MAJOR A. d.
Blick. one OF the Oldest and best known
citizens OF Dinwiddie county. HIS ueath
occurred on Sunday night after q pro-
tfacted illness, ut the age OF nearty! %
years. He aad long been prominent In
the councils Of the people OF MS county
and section aud was noted TOT his great
conservatism and his sage advice. He wac
buried this afternoon by. the Masonic
Iodge Of his county with the full honors
of the order. Many near relatives OF
the deceased reside in this city and kich-
mond.
SUDDEN DEATH or A DINwrDDIAN.
One afternoon two or three days ago
Mr.. Richard Tucker. a wen-known cltizea
Of Dinwiddie. residing On the line OF
Stony Creek in the lower part OF the
| county. was riding out with a %neiRhbor.
He had peer IN delicate health, but on
this occasion he expressed hlmselt AZ
feeling as well as he ever did in his life
and talked and sang aud whistied as
though in perfect health and SPIRITS.
Soon after arriving at his home. however,
he WAC taken i'll. and by IL o'clock he was
q corpse.
APAYd TO MANY.
The announcement of the death
of tho Rev. DR.. r. q. Dashiell brought
a pang to many q heart in this city
TO-DAY, where be was 80 well known
and SO highly honored. He was loyec
and known by nearly every ~Eplscopaliar
in the city. many OF whom had not only
met him in private but in tho councils o.
tho Church. of which he was for so ION
| the secretary. 49,,
The Easter offerings at Grace churci
will be for the benefit of the buildin!
fund 10 pay off the small remaining den
contracted for the recent handsome I'm
provements made upon the church edlhce
A ~well-known physician of frinc'
George. who was in the city to-day. say
that there are a great many cases OF pneu
mona in the county. aud that further
more. he has never before known IN hi
experience such q prevalence of infiamma
tory diseases as has resulted from the las
winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
FRED. YUeNeLlNe's RETURN.
The "~i3aroness" Blanc, It IL Said, Is
..o Enrnnn Without Him.

Fred. Yuengling. the son of the million
arc brewer. has parted company with
baroness" Blanc. whom he accompanied
~ the West on her starring tour. and has
retnrned 70 town, saws the New York
EreninS World. The company did not
have great success, and the Baroness y
She a~ccompapied Yuengling as far Gs
pr aolo ana then went to Montreal. whence
ebe will soon sail for Europe, it is said.
According 10 current gossip Yuengling
will remain here and not attempt to follow
the Baroness"
II IS understood that Mr.. Yuengling. ST.,
threatened TO take vigorous measures with
his son if he did not give up his Wild ca
reer. and that the young man decided to
submit to parental authority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
Mr.. Hughes Laid to Rest.
IN thu Digpatrh.l

prrnayuIr. n. C., March .1.-1he remains OF
~ po,ert l. Hughes. who dioi In Danylle,
Va. Yesterday, we're brought here on TIA train
this morning and Inferred In the Guy cemetery:
Her death was particularly $40, ner infant
having preceded her only n day or So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

ton and Circuit courts. who has been con,
hned TO his room with the GRIP. n
rheumatism, has so far recovered as TO DO
able 70 attend TO his duties. -
A marriage -licenee has been issueo oy
the Clerk OF the County Court 20 james
Snead aud Miss Matte j. Woodward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
J.. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents md Auctioneers.
BY Harrison & Powers,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
$40 east Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
/ NEW AND TASTY SUBURBAN HOME
SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST COCKER OF
NORTH AVENUE AND BR0OkLANY B0ULE-
WARD. JUST BEYOND BARTON HZiGHIS.-
BY virtue OF a certain decd OF trust dated octo-
tober 10, 1892, and OF record in the CLERKS
ONCE OF henrico COGntJ Court. Deadlock l40
A. page Ala. default having been made IN the
payment Of tho money secured thereby aud
being required 20 10 do By The beneficiary there
in named, l shall proceed to sell at public AUG
ton, upon the promises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH -, 1893.
at , O'Clock Y. NJ, the property above described.
The improvements consist ct a ntce new two
story frame dwelling OF seven rooms. and all
necessary out fencing, etc. The house
has been built only about four months. TIT lot
fronts 40 feet and extends back l35 feet 70 an
alley ID feet.
TERMS: Very liberal, and will DO announced
at sale. This Is a delightful little home and
viii be- sold very cheap.
W.. A. HAMMOND, Trustee.
HARRISON & POWERS, Auctioneers. NIB 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
womo,.s.r,chanee Retention.

The managers of the Woman's Exchange
have issued invitations for the annual re-
csntion Of his institution. which will take
Mace AT No. 800 east Franklin street on
Friday, March oath, from 3 10 p. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Caught Betw cen the Hampers aud Horri-
bly, Mangisd st Donsscks.
fkpeclal lelegrnm to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the D'spaschj
ROANOKE. Va. March 2i.-John Poindex-
ter, . brakeman employed on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. was killed and horri-
bly, mangled OF 2:30 TO-DAY near Bonsacks,
. station OF the Norfolk and Western q
few miles from here. He was coupling
cars and was caught between the bumpers,
being nearly cut in two. He was re-
rarded as . very careful and prudent EN-.
ployee. His body was brought here. pre-.
pared for burial. and shipped TO Goode Sta.
tion, bus home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

In execution OF n decree In tho aboye-named
suit the Undersigned, special Commissioners APP
pointed thereby. shall proceed TO sell at pubic
auction, upon the promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
ROANOKE DEMOCRATS MEET.
Convention Called for the 18th of April
How TO Grade County Schools.

How TO Grade County schools.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlsoatch.l
SALEM, Va. March 21.-The Executive
Committee of the Democratic party OF
Roanoke county was in session here yes
terday and called "a convention TO meet
here on the 18th of April 10 nominate
county officers for the election IN Nav.
Mass-meetings were also called for the 18th
of April for the four magisterial districts
TO select delegates to the convention.
William 4. Anderson, the white boy who
shot and killed the negro Shaver IN Feb
ruary, was indicted for murder by the
grand Jury yesterday -morning. In the
afternoon he was arraigned. pleaded not
guilty, and on account of the absence OF
material witnesses his trial was postponed
until the April term.
TEACHERS IN CONFERENCE.
Al a well-attended meeting Saturday of
the Roanoke County Teachers Associa-
ton. after m all-day discussion of How
10 grade county schools" q committee
was appointed TO prepare q nine years
course of study for county schools of five
months sessions. 20 be submitted to the
county board in August for its approval
and adoption. IL will be q similar system
TO that used In the most progressive north
ern and western States, aud should II DE
adopted will put Roanoke county not
only ahead of any in the State but OF any
In the South in systematic education.
News has Just been received here OF the
death last mouth in Indian Territory OF
w. J. Dyer. q former Choctaw student OF
Roanoke College, from consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

o:2S p NJ.
3:05 NJ
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DURE LARD. 10c.;
III 3 cans BEST CORN for 25c.:
BLACKING BRUSHES, &C.: GRANULATED
SUGAR, &c. q pound:
best sold. s4.75 a barrel, or 32c- sack;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
s4:Sc saT.eli ST sg siI sa TskWsEAr for a,e..
New crop NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. 80. q
gallon;
CALIFORSIA HAMS, lac:
GOOD MIXED TEA, 25c. y pound;
NEW RAIsINs. 7c.: CURRASTS, Sc; HOME
MADE PRESERVES, &c o pound; JELLY,
sc. a pound: APPLk-BUTrER. &c. a pound;
ROAST LAGuAfhA CJftEE, zoo. q pound
Z cans SALMON for 25c.
NORTH CAROLINA ROE BEHRING'S ~
oozen for bic; eARDLNES. &c. q box: .
CHALMERS'S GELAriNE ior Csc;
Prtce-nst mailed on application. Pbous 3ld
y So 1s2o.1ess saa Nah,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
Ma. Dunn Passes Awsy.

7 'NEwpERSB, ". C., March 2l.-hrs. Marsare'
She was the mother of William Dunn ard
John Dunn, OF this city, an amiable and
Christian woman, highly esteemed by al VINO
knew her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

ICorfespondsnce OF tho kichmond Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March 2l.--Pro-
lessor Noah X. Davis. Of the university.
has commenced q series Of public lectures
on the Lie OF Jesua."
Messrs. AZ. diImour and II. s. b. Smith
nave been elected president and vice-pre-
s.dent. respectively, Of the Washington
lateraxy hociety.
~. B ". Duke. Clerk Of ths..Corposa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
TEACHERS IN CONFERENCE.
NORTH pANvILLe WILL BE "pRY."
High Licenses VIII Make the Sale OF
Liquor neutrality-suspicious..

Liquor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tspccisi telegram 20 the Disoatch.l
DAxvrIx, Va, March 21.-The North
Danyille Council has doubled the license
on liquor-deslers and has placed bar-room
licenses at ~, 900 and wholesale and retail
license at 81, 500. This will probably close
up the only saloon in that town.
Oscar Enright, son OF Mr.. J. N: Enright.
fell and broke his arm while skating on
Tollsr-skates.
The Councils Of both Danville and North
Danville have now appointed committees
On annexation. and that question promises
TO DO o live issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
We will sell at public auction, on the premises

We will sell at public auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1898, AT $50 p. NJ,
the aboye-describei PROPERTY, consisting Of
EIGHT MODERN TWO o BRICK
DWELLINGS, fronting on Chimborazo PARK
along rhirty-second street between Broad and
Grace streets. These houses front on SAID street
each Is feet, with a depth OF 100 feet 20 a H.
foot alley. and command broad and extensive
views OF this grand park, a. well a. surround
ing country. It ~ exceedingly wct-bntt pro
perty and in a most desirable location. renting
readily at all times ana under good ren'@ Resl-
len. 20 No. 200 contains eight rooms and q fine
and welL-lighted basement: Nos. 2O2, 2Of. ana
?O6 contains eight rooms each. and the remain
ING houses contain seven rooms eacn.
Any person desiring n home on tins beauthui
| park or desiring a substantial and Desirable IN
vestment could not do better tnan attend tnl4
sale and secure one or more OF these desirable
houses. Go out TO tho park on the electric line,
running only two blocks from those houses. ami
seo tor Yourself this beautiful pars and sur
rounding scenery. AMI YOU VIII surely Invest IN
this property.
Terms: one third cash; balance IN one aud
two years. j. THOMPSON BROWN Coz
NH 10 Auctioneers.