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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
THE UNITED STATES COURT.
The Oyster Habeas-C Corpus and the Eiec
tion Cases,

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals will be in session to-day. Judge
Hughes arrived in the city last night and
Judge Goff is expected this morning. MIR.
Maioney, Clerk of the court. will hereaf-
ter use both his old Office and tho room
adjoining, which has been occupied by
the marshals. This has been necessitated
by the accumulation of papers and re-
cords in his Office. The marshals have
been moved to rooms on the opposite sido
Of the hall.
The session of the Circuit Court OF APP
peals will be a mere matter Of form Tor
entering orders. Judges Hughes and Got
will. however. hold session Of the United
States Circuit Court TO hear the habeas-
corpus case involving the validity OF the
arrest and Imprisonment by Virginia OF
certain citizens of Maryland for dredging
IN Pocomoke Sound. The application for
tho writ was made by the State of Mary
land. The Attorney-Generalo OF Maryland
and probably General Bradley t. johnson
will be here to represent Maryland.
On the l4th the court will hear argumer.
on the motion OF Mr.. James Lyous 70
quash the indictments in the cases of GER
tain citizens of Richmond charged with
violating the election laws at the last cleo
ton,
Mr.. Francis r. Lassiter. of Petersburg.
the Newly-appointed District ATTORNEY for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. will ap-
pear IN the court in hia official capacity at
this session for the first time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
srRser-cAR AND BUGGY COLLIDE.
Tho buggy Smashed and tho Driver
slightly Hurt--Oth-r nunnway'.

AT the corner Of Eighteenth and Frank
lin streets about 10 o'clock lost nigat Elec-
tric-Car No. IS ran into buggy uriVen ny
n negro named Lee Jones. The negro was
driving very fast aud. II appears, was AZ
tempting to cross the track anrau o, Tue
car. lie was thrown out and slightly hutt'
the vehicle was smashed. AM the morse
somewhat injured. Inc police investigated
tho matter and found that no blame couid
attach to the motorman. Mr.. Kris. or the
railway company. The motorInan had
given the necessary warning OF tDc az,
proacn Of the car by ringing his bell, ana
continued TO ring IL no TO the time tnaI
the collision took place. and was running
nj moderate speed. The buggy was owned
by Mr.. McDonough.
LADY HURT.
Mira Stoitz. who resides IN the West
End was tarown from buggy on the cor
ner OF Main and Roland streets SUNDAY
afternoon AID painfully injured about the
head and shoulders. She was taken 70
her home BY friends. :.
-, horse attached to phaeton which
was standing III front of the City Han
about ri O'clock yesterday became
fright tened and ran away. The animal
turned INTO Tenth street aud did not stop
until II coilided with the iron fence o. the
Capitol Square. The vehicle was badly
smashed up and the horse slightly hur'.
A horse hitched to buggy while stand
ing on Main street near Fourteenth yes-
terday took fright aad darted avaY. Just
before reaching Fifteenth street the vein Gle
collided with draw aud was completely
demolished. The draw was not damaged.
The tuggy and horse belonged to air. W..
A. Goodhf.
FINE PTILY KILLED.
Mr.. J. J. Sutherland lost q valuable
flly by rather singular accident yester-
dev morning About 1879 O'Clock n col
orel man, who was breaking the animal to
harness. was leading it along Grace street,
when the fillv suddenly reared on its hind
legs and fell backwards. The animal
struck her head against the curbing, frsc-
turing the skull. and after 1t had lam IN
great agony for severa. hours 1t was found
necessary 70 kill 1t. Tho colt was tho
roughbred and cost Mr. Sutherland few
days ago about 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

Richmond: John Barth to Charles A..
Romer, personally. $500; E. W. Gates and
wife TO Jasper l.. Rowe. Is ST feet on north
side Clay street between Adams and Brook
avenue subject to deed of trust OF 1850,
49, Lewis Ginter to the Jefferson Hotel
Company. l4s 6-l00 feet on Franklin street.
southeast corner jefferson. running back
TO Main street and fronting thereon,
LAG l9-l00 feet, 900; James Hankin and
wife to Patrick McDonough, 10 feet on
southside Marshall street between Jeffer-
son and Madison. 81 200.
Heurico: Walter 4. Brauer. to Kingan d
Co., personality. S609.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
The Schools Are Closing.

The commencement exercises of the
Richmond Female Seminary Will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall on next Wednesday evening at S:l5
o'clock The programme embraces num-
Der of musical selections. both vocal and
instrumental.
The closing exercises of the. colored Nor.
NAL School will take place at the First Afri.
can Baptist church tonight. DIR. Fair will
deliver the address to the graduating class
Rev. II. A. Bseby will present the Peabody
medals. and Mayor Ellyson will award the
diplomas. ,,
The examinations in the public schools
are about over and the session closes
Thursday The Hlgh-School commence
ment, for which Principal Thomas is ar
ranging an attractive programme, will &C.
cur ut the Academy that night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
I rHE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUEsDAY, JUNE e, I0g'.


scholars we're present and participated 10
the festi vities. 49,. NJ.
Mollie. who II to De married to-mortow
morning. gave TO her ushers ana = sw
night. Several Of Colonel Evanss Lee
Cnmp friends were also present, and every
body thoroughly ENJOYED the evening.
Elegant refreshments were served.
Alexander Robinson was indicted py
the Chesterfield grand jury yesterday LOT
feloniously cutting Charles Murray. an
o,ber negro. The case was tried before
Judge Clopton and Robinson acquitted.
Canaan A. g. Attkisson defended tne ac-
cused. The grand Jury finished JUS iaUof'
and was discharged for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
Took Hin Back.

Officer J. W. Wilmington. Of Green's
boro'. N. c.. arrived here yesterday morn
ing aud at l2:i0 in the afternoon left for
home. having in custody Jordan Lindsay,
the negro arrested last week BY Sergeant
on requistion Of Governor Carr. Governor
Mckinney issued rendition warrant.
Lindsays CRIME was assault upon ons OF
the Greensboro police force, and reward
OF &25 was offered for his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
Base Bali on Thursday.

The famous VARSITY team will meet the
yirglnias at Island Park Thursday after
noon az 400 O'clock and an exciting con-
test NAV be expected. The Charlottesville
lads are the champion of the Southern In
tercollegiate Association. while Lumsden
Colts have been greatly strengthened OF
late. They covered themselves with glory
when they last appeared upon the diamond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
They
Go !

What run we had on the Suits We
advertised last week at Zen Dollars !!
Unqnestionably the best suits that have
ever been offered to the Richmond pub
lie at this price. Braud-new suits-sea-
sonable suits-cool sults-suits of our
own make-suits which We sold for 81.
80, and So more earlier in the season.
Not an old, unstylish, rubbyish suit in
the lot, but Just the kind of suit you
need, and just the kind you ought to
buy. Some of them full-lined, some
half.lincd. some skeleton. B. and 4-but-
ton racks and getaways. black and fancy
Cheviots, Cassimeres. Serges, and Elan
nels. Every suit correctly made, neatly
finished, well trimmed, and as perfect
fitting as if made by the best custom
tailors. Look at the line and see how
much 80 will buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

The funeral of Major Lcgh r. Page tool,
place from st James Episcopal church at
y O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon. The building
was crowded. those assembled represent.
ing every class in the community. The
rector, Rev. Mr.. Mason. was too unwell 10
take part in the services. and they were
conducted by his assistant. kev. Mr.. Mar
I'm. aud key. DR.. Newton, and Rev. Mr..
Mash.
AL the seals in tho main aisle had been
reserved tor tho family, the pail. bearers.
and tho mesubsrs OF the bar. who CON.
pls.cly filied them.
The floral offerings were very profusi
sud beautiful Tbs intcrmsnt was at Hoi
lyNood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
NO TRIAL THIS SUMNER.
The Nicholas Case Adjourned Over TIL
Observation-Disclosures Contest.

The June term Of the Henrico County
Court began yesterday. The case OF
Philip Norman Nicholas. charged with the
double murder of James Mills and Judson
Wilkinson. was certified to the HerIico
Circuit Court, which meets next October.
II will he remembered that the case last
month was sent back to the County Court
from the Circuit that q proper record o.
the same might be made. and ~ this has
been done it Was again sent to the Circuit
Court for trial.
Most of the newly-elected officers quail
fed before Judge Minor yesterday. They
enter upon the discharge of their duties
July lst next.
The court heard argument and testi.
mony in the election case Of
sweeney against Southwark. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Sweeney, the Demo
cratic candidate for supervisor from Va
rina District. was beaten by the Republi-
can aboui IS votes. Mr.. Sweeney claims
that there were frauds. Judge Minor did
not render his decision. but TOOK the matter
under consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
Observation-Disclosures Anniversary.

The Alpha Christian Endeavor Society of
Seventh-Street Christian church will csle-
brate Its fifth anniversary this evening at
O'Clock. An interesting programme has
been arranged and q pleasant evening is
assured to all who attend. Rev. j. G. HI
den. ID. D.. pastor Grove-Avenue Baptist
church. will deliver the address Music
will be rendered by Mr.. II. L. Watkins,
Professor Horace +. Smith, and mixed
quartette. The public is most cordially
invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

wns summoned. The doctor ascevtsined
that Woodward had swallowed an. over
dose OF brom,dia. which he had taken to
quiet his nerves. Tho effects ct the drug
appeared to be the same ~ those OF 'auds.
nun. and the physician had to work
most vigorously on the sufferer TOR
somo time. BY the use ct easvanic
battery and emetics Woodward was
finally restored TO consciouspcss ana
shortly after midnight he was considsre1
TO bc out of danger. When ne nan SUI
fic,ently rseained his strength he was
taken 70 the ainshoust.
Woodward is resident OF Crewe. Va.
He did not take the drug with suicidal H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
CauQht Two nj Them.

Walter jenkins and Ed ward Duford, two
of the boys who escaped from the Laurel
Reformstsry early Friday morning last.
wsro yesterday captured IN Petersburg.
Duford il from Norfolk and Jenkins 10 Of
this CITY. Dorsey Crowder. of Petersburg,
escaped at the same time and 10 no doub t
IN Petersburg. The Officers are on the
k,ok mt for HIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
The Walls Might Fail.

The store No. ITO east Main street,
which has RECENTLY been undergoing ex.
tensive repairs. is considered to be in a
dangerous condition, and as no girders are
holding the walls some Of the brick are
liable to fall at any time. For several DAYS
past workmen have been engaged in ex'
cayating under the structure preparatory
to remodelling the lower portion OF the
building. part of the front wall has
likewise been removed and many bricks
have already fallen 10 tho ground. The
attention of the police has been called &c
the condition of the store and the side
walk has been fenced IN prevent pedes.
TRANS from getting too near the building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BY sutton q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,i0noeIN
lOl4 Main street
AUCTION SALE OF

NiRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE w
l. TWO LOIS on THG SOUTH slps
MARSHALL BETWEEN Tulkl 80,
AND THIrTY-rBihD STREE ). vim ~
FRAME BUILDINGS THEKkON-bY .s,-o
a csrtain deed of trust from Eiouora l.
aud John j. Norman, yr.. her nusba1o' -
undersigned trustees, dated January -, -.
aud OF record In the Clerks onico 81 tho -.
mond Cnapcery Court, Deed BOOK 40 y. 20
20, default having been made 10 NO ~,
of portion u the debt ,ocufe1
aud having beer directed ~ 20 20 y -
Board OF Directors Of the OLD Domin'oh =,
ing and Loan Association, 40 snah pr
sell at puklis auction, upon the premises "
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898.
&C O o'clock l.. NJ. the PROPEhIf o''- 's' ~,
as above. The lots front 30 feet ea.n % =.
south SIDE Of Marshall street aad run DSSA
tween parallel lnee 1916 feet. IN,
Tsaks: cash as 20 expenses OF Sa.9, a.
taxes which are past due. ana tae SUN OF
q credit as 10 81 uloashly iastalmonts Oh -,
without later est, the nfrt tnstAlInent 70 ur,,-i
due on the Juue %. 1898. and the OTTER
meuss On the 25sh day OF each s.c-o',s'-,.,i
month: tho balance upon terms TO .. s nsyi
az the hour OF sale. JOHN ILsS,SSs
JOHN 5. ELIEII,,
FRANK I. SUI ION
rrussses oio Do"''''' ieh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
Odd-Feiiows' Temp,s Association

The Odd-FeIows Temple Association
of Virginia has been organized with the
following officers
Thomas N. Kendler. president, Rich
mond: Hill Montague. first vice. president,
Richmond: ID. Carpenter. second vice.
president; Norfolk Charles e P p se etde
surer. Richmond. Trustees George B.
mond: Charles Nj. Walsh Petersburg; G.
II. Hulvey, Bridgewater; d. r. Stansburv,
Alexandria; n. Z. Whitehurst, Ports
mouth; c. d. DENT. Salem: j. Is. Lay,
Danville: John I. Daniel. Cape Charles,
and W. II. Bailey. Richmond. A charter
will soon be applied for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
THE LICENSE WILL BE GRANTED.
Dir. Hoizhsuer Secures His Mandsmus
Hnstipgs Court Yesterday.

hustpgs Sourt testcrusys
The jury of the Hastings Court yester-
day rendered a verdict IN the case of III.
Holzhauer, granting the msndamus direct.
ing MIR. Charles +. Boiling. Superintendent
of the City Water-Wofks. to issue q
plumbers license to him. This will
enable Mr. Holzhauer to 60 ahead with his
business.
The following other cases were tired:
Philip Kelley. keeping his bar open on
Sunday fined SO.
Gordon Hackett paid $50 for carrying
concealed weapons.
Thomas Redd. convicted of petit lar
ceny. was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Joseph Smith. charged with petit lar
ceny. plesded guilty, and was sent to jail
for thirty DAYS.
Sidney Bowerv was convicted Of uhlaw-
full assault and fined $40 and sent to Jail
for fifteen days. Motion for q new trial
was oyerruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By Cobb & WingAeld
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
90l east Main street.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE
"A owner We will offer for sale by public auo-
ton on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JUNE, 1898,
at $3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ. on the premises. No. 3l2O
EAST BROAD STREET. The LOT fronts 40
ieet on Broad street. running back 90 feet.
This - one Oflthe most desirable dwellings In
tho eastern portion or the city. This IL q NEW
TWO-sTOEY PRE>SED-BRICK BUILDING,
containing eight rooms, with all modern i'm
provements, elegantly finished, nnd In splendid
repair IL Is situated on the northwest corner
Of 1hirtY-second and Broad streets, overlooking
Chin boreZo Park.
At the same time we viii sell TWO NEAT
AND COSY FRAME HOUSES. containing eight
rooms each. and located INN ediateiy IN rear Of
the aforementioned property. and fronting SO
feet on Tnirty-second street
Terms: One third cash; balance at one, two,
and three years, with interest
COBB s. WINGFIRLD,
ie11 Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
NEW BUILDINGS FOR WINDSOR.
Todd's Boys Toes Cut on la Saw Mil.
Death Of an Aged Negro.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. n. c.. June l2.-This morning
ground was broken at the corner OF King
and Granville streets to lay the fouuda-
ton of brick building three stories high
and ca feet square by William ii Davis.
The building will be divided into two
stores.
A son of Craig Todd had one of his big
toes cut off by the saw at Mire's ELL. near
Windsor. The boy was about IL years Old.
Allen Gillian. negro man 81 years old,
died in Cashle section last week. He owned
about 80, coo worth of property, which he
had accumulated by hard work and econo-
my.
Miss Lucy o. Williams, who formerly
lived here. but now of Roper. N. O.. Is
visiting the family of Mr.. w. 5. HAYS.
Mss Mary Weaver, of Rich Square, N.
c., is visiting Miss Minnie Gray.
The Misses Capehart. OF Avoca, n. c., are
visiting relatives in town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
AUcrI6N; s1Lrs-, ~ Dsy: ~~.~.
By Joan Z 0stdin = Co
ana
n. scldsn Taylor . Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfionesns
Hank and Eleveoth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
OIARQE AND VERY VALUABLE BElck
WAREHOUSE, TOGE1hEk WITH 1nE ti u,
nFrnSe1NG. on WEsr SIDE OF TWELFTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH srnEEIs. bf
AUCTION.By virtue Of decree OF tno 1n" w.
cery Court 81 tho city OF Richmond cntereo on
the istn dny os May, 1903, In the case OF rotu:
VINO sues, ssc, 10. Ford, tho nndcrsisnsd. special
commissioners, will sell ut pubic auc'ion' on Va"
promises, ON
TUESDAY. JUNE Is, 1903,
nj O o'clock T. NJ, tho aboye-describcd fRo-
PERTY. Inc improvements consist u iaIse
ami worry substantial fonr-st0ry brick ouil'iuE
covared with tin, erected few years ago py TOE
present ownor for tobacco~sactcry, Tor wnicn
purpose " has boon used ever since. onn " W
yooi repatr. GAG, water. and calvert connec-
tons alcompicte. The LoI nag front o, az ~
feet rnd runs back within parallel lines 1874
leo, 10 40 nlloy - fee. vide. Tho property -
occupied by n lrs;-class tenant at si,2oo per
nnnum.
n.yruents on 4 credit OF SIX, twelve, ana
q, ghtcpn mouths. Tor which credit payments the
PURCHASER shell give his negotiable notes, vita
interest added, ana title retained unth al 'uo
purchasc-;nouey ~ pail and conveyance ~
ordered by the court. The purchaser Is 70 keep
r., nrocorty insured "a additional security Tor
the benefit OF the parties IN interest.
'- n. H. MUSFORD.
PRESTON COOKE,
Special Com missiccers.
FORD. VINO SUES, &C., Plaintiff, AGAINST toRp,
DEFENDAsr-IN Tug CHANcERr COURT oF TIE
CITY or RicaA0sD.
/ Caarles W. Goddin. ClerK OF sstd court, GER
,,fy that the bond required OF tho special COM
tnigsiopers by the decree In said cause OF fay
u. 1893, has been duly given. ,
Given under my hand TINS ISL Gay or June,
1893. chAhbbS W. ""Dp 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
ch....r ce,,.sia.. I..s.,ut..

ter Collegiate Institute. Last night the
young ladies Of ths school gave delight
fql sutsrssinmssk entitled the Temple
OF Eaus," and tonight thsee Will be mn.
. sic and an eddreas BY. Judge B. A. Han
scock. Of Chsstsensld.. On Wednesday
evening the young ladaee VII give their
;nnai eoeoest sna4 psenias 70 b vsx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
prs.f nspeb ester Items.

Miss Manic Lee Drewry gave the
scholar of her school p,c-nic ct Forest
Hill Park yesterday, and the little ones
badsa veiy pleasant time. Wilbur Wei
sisQ. -sou OF 4ir. B. 3. Weinesr. received
Pths. gold medal for general department
LdnAAs.t hs ssesion. esveesl 3sdy and gen.
Stlsm1n tHsnds a Mn Dss9sy.and Tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
ssiisbury's Tippiers Safe.

Especial telegram 10 Tie Dispatch.l
SALISBURY. n. c.. June 12.-The local.
option election held here to-day on the
question of license or no license for selling
liquor resulted in a majority Of l5S for
license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

Samuel Woodward, white m,n about
20 years Of ego, who .is.empsoyed as ma
chinist at Cameron 4 Camsron's factory,
was ioundsm = semtcomaaose condition
on Sscosa aeds hsoad erect. last night
6sesnd bsnss &t1slenuadStAo rnshnlsses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
ASSIGNMENTS IN FoRSYTHE.
| Winston's Cham Der of Commerce to Take
| Action on Insurance Rates.

Action on Insurance Rates.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
WINSTON. n c.. June IA. NJ. Lackey.
general merchant at Kernersyille. this
county, has made an assignment with j.
NJ. Bodenhamer assignee. The preferred
credits amount to about $500. Assets
and liabilities are not stated. j. N. Rich
ard. butcher. of this city also assigns; +.
II. Wilson trustee. Mr. RIohard places his
liabilities between $1,000 and $4,000 and
his assets above 5000.
The Chamber OF Commerce tonight will
consider the action of the insurance COM
panies IN reducing Winston from the se-
cond TO the third class. when 1t was pro-
missed that the city should be raised To the
first class when paid tre department was
secured The city now has paid fire de-
partment, and the increase Of so per cent.
in insurance rates Is not at all relished by
property. owners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
TO es PUBLICLY asPRIMANos0.


A called meeting Of the Board OF rile
Commissioners was held last night. fresi,
dent Friscbkorn occupied the CHAIR anJ
those present were Messrs. Il. watt ana
Charles 4. Taylor. +. p. Burke. Joseph l..
Levy. and James r. Shepherd. The most
important matter before the BODY was inc
charges against Engineer John Mackie ana
Helper Charles o. GoOde, OF Steamer Com-
PAW No. I, for fighting.
rhe difficulty occurred at the engine
house on Saturday night and was the re-
suit of some complaint on the part Oh
Mackie ms TO Goodies work. The later
made q sharp reply to Mackie's rornark anu
the men came TO blows. The hght mus,
have been terrible Que. ms their faces ana
fists could not have been much worse as
figured. After hearing all the evidence
the board imposed fine OF ;s25 each upon
the participants in the Saturday-night
celebration and ordered that they be pup
llcly reprimanded By the Chief.
George ID. Burroughs. of Truck Com
pany No. 2, resigned and his place wa
| filed by the transfer OF Extra-aan GOOD
man from Engine COMPANY No. .: Extra
Man Ratio was changed from Engine Com
! PAM No. To Engine Company No. 2: E1
! tra-Man Stubbs was taken from headauar
! ters aud placed III Engine Company NO. 4
| The vacancy thus lett at headquarters wa
filed By the election of I. w. Bowcry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
by Charles 4. Rose.
BY Chnrles 4. Rose.
Real Estate Aucti5aecr
IL uOrth Teeth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
o.
A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
ON CLAY STREET BETWEEN SOATJS AND
KINNEY sTRREIs

ny virtue ~ certain deef " ,russ p NJ 10
dersigned trustees. dated November ~ -
aud recorded In tho Clerks O1ico - @ "-
mond Chancrry Couri, IA Desi-b1o> ll' y.
page $40. default hsving been made ~ US y
Inent Of u note theron secured. anl '""t -
quir.d ~ 10 40 by the bsBsaciafy ~ "li 8 TO y
public auction, on tho promises. on
THURSDAY, JCrg 10. 1893.
at O'Clock 4. 81, tue above PROPEkIl IVY
described IN SAIL dcsd n trust M ifJ.A's -
iect on the south ssdo ~ Clay street.. u'i -.
Norton und Kinney ssreet>. and c1i'liins -
between parallel lines los feet g. a. ANv "a
common 20 tee: wi So, Win . good ia nN :
ing con tanning Sin OF sever rooms ana .'Ae' -
p-oysmentS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay c,9i 30 J. -
peBses ~ sale, q comtnissCn ~ . lff ,''- "
the trustees ana note for ct7..d1O NhJ -
1898, with interest lFoD date, purchaser !" y
sumo the following notes securoi BY - "
perry: 1hrso nGtes Of az each, "a. 80
specftvely ia tuolve. oightoon, AMI - '-if-'--'
months after dHte. and one uOte Tor e'p'' -
able Two yesrs after date; bAikiic" =. ~ -
Announced at saie. 30. LANE STERN
CHARLES 4. EoNe,
Trust r.
CHARLES A. ROSE, Auctioneer. 80.