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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09

The Rock Island club captured an
other game at Lincoln Yesterday,
owing to the fine pitching Of Sonier,
though he received miserable sup
port, the Rock Islands winning
through timely hitting. The score:
Innings- e4345 e. "a
i.ncoiifs .l O q q a . n i r
H'cS is'nnd MolnesS = o 0 3 Sd
Base h ts-Linco'ns, G: Rock Islands, It, Er-
."rs-l.ii coins. 1; Hocs Islands, I3 batteries
Devcr. aux and Spc'r, So, Ter end sage. Umpire
Kent.
Other League Games.
Other contests in the Western asso-
citation yesterday: AT Omaha, Jack
sonville, Z; Omaha, 8. At Dcs
Moines, Peoria. Is; Des Moines, 9.
AT st. Joseph, Quincy, 6; ST. Joseph,
25. 90
Victorious at Monmouth.
The basket ball team of the Y. M.
c. A. played a return game at Mon
mouth with the cham pions there last
night, and won by score of ii to IS.
The Rock Island boys will soon have
attained reputation among the best
teams in the country in basket ball.
The opposing teams were:
Rock Islard-Albert Dart. Mark
Eamser. Harry Cook. Rollin Sturgeon,
viii {. Totten, John Taylor, w. F.
Hartman. Ed Ramscr, Paul Cleland,
Herman Hansen.
Monmouth-James Moses, Joseph
Schall. Earle Soule, Roy Ketymittcr.
Fred Gilbert, n. Melark. J. f. Croket,
Hugh Marshall, Eddie Scott.
Mr.. Soule. of Monmouth. was
umpire. and Mr.. Cash, of Rock ISL
and, referee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09
WON ANOTHER.

The Rock Islands Get There A gain at Lin
cOln-The Standing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09
The Only Proper Course.

There is no inclination to uphold n
course that would be oppressive to
the city ut large. Unjust burdens
should be contended against at all
times, but The ARGUS must confess 1T
is not favorably inclined to star cham
Der dark lantern caucuses, such as
characterized the proceedings of the
past week. 1t don't admire course the
preliminaries for which were Matched
behind closed doors and in the dark.
IT is not consistent that righteous
cause should stand in fear of the
light of public scrutiny. If it is not
n righteous cause it is not worthy
the support of the council.
1t may be all right for the republic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09
o,e Cent Articles.

One Cent NItiCItS'
Pins. Paper Needles. one
r,b.. Pins. one Thimblc.
..t,r Buttons. one yard of
-. yrd Oh. Embroidery. two
,.r,r ruy..-. -iN sheets Of
rr,r So, Envelopes. six
,.sf"ru~. ou" Tin Cup.
| -.1.,.. OF Hair Pins. one
| ...b.r.. ONE spool Of En-
| ,H,. Lamp Chimney. etc.
| Two Cent Articles.
ra ~,raluc~. Funnel. 500
et.#rr cotton. one Hand
Eunner Tipped Pencil.
md u1.trr. bottle Ink.
- Lfv linen. ono yard En-
Ladies', Vest. Pocket
fau. oar Tablct.ouo yard
M.. one Basket. ball Cot
la- Sauce Dish. etc.
Three Cen. Articles.
ur.- Brass Pins. two Shell
| art Buttons. Glass
- .u. Pie Plate. Jc.lics,
.m...,.hui Handkerchief
i. Ia Pudding Pan. Paper
a..lr"i Hair Pins. 81
Orr. Tooth Picks. Hand
2. l..,.n.. etc.
fr Cent Articles.
SAL Hs., Muslin. one yard
\ .6 on. yard best Linen
Dwell one Embroidered
{. curling Iron, one
~, Ribbon, Tin Pail,
p him. Pan. one Dust
D- Case. uuy Broilcr, Base
.N Marbles. large Tab
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09
MCCabe'S
Specials
For this Week.

CORSETS.
The Venice Stripped fancy two
colored corsets SOC.
Good summer corsets at 15c.
MOTH PROOF RAGS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09

Base II ts-Linco'ns, G: Pock Islands, 16
iors-lii coins. 4; EocK Islands, I3 batteries
Devcr' aux and Spc,r, So, Ter end Saye. UmpI
kent 'F'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-09

N0o IIiofO tH''H eHouEH % last
one week at these prices.
MILLINERY.
While they last, children's fam
cy Straw Hats (the MabeD 1Oc.
not more than two to any one
customer.
Twelve dozen misses trimmed
Hats, satin ribbon. Silk Pom
Pons and velvet band, SOC each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

am counsel II set for trial in New York
on the 18th OF this month. II is an en-
gssemcnt that I cannot postpone, nor can
II he neglected. 30 that u will be entirely
out OF my power TO be present on the &C.
castor referred to-
! need not say how entirely I concur
with you In the opinion that IL r. the duty
OF all surviving Confederate officers and
soldiers 10 testify by their presence the
respect which they have for the heroic
dead, ana nothing but imperative neces-
sity could prevent me from attending.
l saw the monument while In course Of
construction. and admired the plan and
the site selected for H. From the top OF
that monument one can survey the scenes
OF numerous battles fought In defence OF
Richmond. In which the Confederate sol
diers won their title TO renown and TO the
love and veneratlon OF their countrymen.
From It's top. too. can be seen the winding
river on which the sailors Of the Con-
federacy served sc faithfully and so
bravely.
When I recall the dauntless valor and
the uns~ervlirg fidelity 90 duty that mark
ed the lives OF the soldiers and sailors
OF the Confederacy. ! feel that upon the
monument erected TO the memory Of those
OF them who persisted before the over
throw OF their country. should be inscribed
the words written beneath the Lion OF
Thorwalsden at Luzerne. which commence
rates the massacre OF the Swiss Guard.
"Jnyictis Pax"
Yours very truly,
CHARLES MARSHALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
OPENING OF THE NEW BUILDING.
Such an Event Appropriately Celebrated
by Central school.

by tentfal school.
The principal. teachers. and scholars OF
the Central School had a fine celebration
of the opening Of the new building on
Yesterday. The exercises were attended
by Mayor Ellyson. chairman Of the board
Colonel J. b. Cary. chairman Of the Coun-
ell Committee. and Messrs. a. ID. Lander
Kin. H. II. Starke William +. Fox, and
Charles L. Rady. Of the board. Short
congratulatory addresses were made by
Messrs. Ellyson, Cary. Starke and Ian
derkln. Mr. s. T. Pendleton. principal,
responded on behalf Of the school, and
returned thanks TO the Council and the
board for such handsome and comforta-
bic building.
The following programme was well rem
dered by the school
March. Down on the Farm; New
Orleans Duette; song, America when
am a Woman" Carrie Pendleton. Emily
Thomas. Carrie Kessler jamie knight,
Ida Christian, and Emily Knox: psalm
of Life Joseph Russell; New Found
land Dog" William Farrar; song, "Old
Kentucky Home: Don't" Grace Bur
yes; Baby" Henry Schwartschild; cal
esthenlcs: Chloe" Eva Taylor. Jane
Houchen, Pardinc Kobe. Bonnie Myers
Gcrte Christian. Frank Brown, and DAVID
Jacobs: THE Dime Museum" Mabel Rus
sell: THE Boy That Ran Away Macbeth
Russell: "The Kid" Adele lIochmani
"Put My Little Shoes Away" Pearl Mer-
rift: Boys and Noise" Allc Timberlake,
Tragedy in -Four Acts" Ollie Harwood
"The Drunkard's Daughter" Charles
Campbell. song by the school, when the
Mists Have Rolled Away"
The principal and teachers In this school
have been very faithful and efficient, and
deserve great credit for the good work
they have done under the disadvantages
encountered I'm the old building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

In execution 81 the h.r.
toned decree we viii SCH D.
ton, on the premises. go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
MANY CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
William Woodsop Heavily Fined and Sent
To "a Jury-The other Cases.

william Woodson alias Charles Smith,
a hurley negro. was before Justice Crutch-
field yesterday morning on several
charges. one was of being suspicious
character. another was of assauting and
beating Mary Long, a third of assault
ing and beating Horace Woodson, and a
fourth of fcloniously cutting the throat
of A. l.. Jones. The laSt-namcd offence
was, as stated In yesterdays Dispatch,
committed nearly a year ago hut Wood
son had managed to eVade the police
until Officers Matthews and Crane took
HIM into custody on Monday. lie was
fined so for the two unlawful assaults,
sent 10 the grand jury on the charge of
felonious cutting. and placed under Sc
rarity in the sum OF 500 Tor twelve
months as "a suspicious character.
Rufus Oliver tcolorcO was sent TO the
grand July. charged with stealing SS7 in
currency from j. W. Holloran, while An
HE Fountain. "a dusky maid. followed
suit on the charge OF the larceny Of a
.ot of clothes and money belonging To
Joe Cohen.
Theodore Jennings. Jacob bernstein, and
s. A. Williams were up for keeping their
bar-rooms open on Sunday. The first two
were fined 81 each, and took appeals,
while Williams was sent on 10 the grand
Jury for violating the State law
Susie Kelsey (ColoredD, charged with
harboring and secreting julia Thorisood
for improper purposes. was discharged
The case of John Thompson, young
white man, charged with feloniously be
traying Frances Parada DeSilva under
promise OF marriage, was postponed be
cause OF the absence of the young wo-
man.
The case Of Bin and Charles Berry.
charged with assaulting and beating Otto
FraySer was called. but as the affair
seemed To have been the outcome of a
game Of policy. was continued until FRI
day In order To give the Berrys time
20 secure counsel. Before the examination
was gone into Charles Berry asked for
continuance In order that counsel might
he secured. but the Justice. thinking that
~ was simple case OF assault told him
that he did not think II was necessary.
and he consented TO go into "a trial.
FraNser said that the AFFAIR was the out
come Of game Of policy run by tho
hcTryA Frayser sworc positively that
they dealt in policy. Az this juncture the
Justice stopped the witness told Mr..
Kerry that he had better get counsel. and
allowed the postponemcnt. The difficulty
occurred Monday night and created
kood deal OF excitement In the vicinity o:
seventh and Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
YOU ARR, SAFE

from a bite when the dog is chained.
You're safe against spending money I'M
wisely if you take a survey OF our stock
of Clothing and note the prices We are
offering on very superior goods Per
haps you think your income is a st'a iy
affair but it isn't its amount depends
upon how and where you spend it. You
increase your receipts 30 per cent. wnen
you strike such opportunities for econo-
my as we are creating by this sale. Sail
at once for the port OF Increased In
come by dropping in and joining the
delighted procession OF bundle carriers
that keep us busy replenishing our
stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
COL. MARsHALL's TOUCHING TRIBUTE
oniy Most Pressing Engagement Kept
Hin. Away Likes the site.

NV'ohei Charles Marshall, OF Baltimore.
WHO Was a member OF General Lees star
curing the war, was prevented by an i'm
pera'iVe business engagement from attend.
ing the unveiling ceremonies las, wedncs-
49,, "u' wrote the chief marshal. Genera,
fltz Lee, the following letter ~ ,as.y.,s.
BALTIMORE. MD. May d. 1894.
General Fi's Lee. Glasgow. Va:
MS DeAr "enersl.-~I have received your
, 800 n %, me 9th instant inviting me 10
~ or 49, 'ne Officers who are expected 10
ment a. -, :" we unwilling Of the monu.
Confeder, Wv Ho'alets and Sailors Of the
On the So'h Of this month '"''''
am greatly obliged TO YOU for The
hoi'or OF the Invitation. and sho,,id n. AZ.
hhsh'ed to secep, II IL Il were IN INV nouar
W. very important case In which /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
Did Not See the Governor.

II. r. W. Wilson. Of Beach post-ofiicc,
Chest erfield county. called at the Govern
or's office yesterday to enter complaint
against Judge Clopton, whom he claims
wronCfully imprisoned him. Mr.. WILSON,
who Is quite an old man, walked the en-
tire distance from his home. twenty-five
miles, and said he intended walking
back The Governor was not in the city.
but had he been Mr. Wilson's mission
would have been fruitless. as judges can
not be reached through the Executive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

In execution 81 the h.r.
toned decree we viii SCH D.
ton, on the premises. go
WEDNESDAY. JUNE o.
beginning at y o'clock 81. t.
WELL-kNOWN AND ALl.
BILE FLOUR-MILLS ab1s.
sometimes known "a th.
tRENSHAW MILLS Wff.
ally valuable WATERPROOF .f
horsepower. and other 1IpIr
privileges belonging thereto.
The mills are capable of
daily 1900 barrels ~ -four Int
els OF corn meal. and are "I
much or the latest ana r
machinery. The Immense
capable OF being greatly .ur-
per utilization. the large ar
cent vacant lands. ana th"
OF the buildings. there triNt
Feet OF nOOr-roOm. VIII permit
Vltes the establishment NJ
tries or an extension az tn
The brands have an almost
reputation ana possess great
/. The negcr-faillug ana auu.
OF water which furnishcs &c."
from the river by private
and cheaply maintained. ans 'N
OF the mills minimize th. du
These mills, with SD many
purtenancrs. aud situ1t.l IT.
Favored I'm climate. health. tHI
shipping facilities by water a.i
Offering such vast pussil ii..
sion. should attract the lttlu'
ufacturers and capitalist
The VACANT LOTS mI} d.
the Mills or separately. a. W+f
az the time OF sale.
TERMS. one fourth cash. 1r'
due III three equal instt.m'n
two. and three years Tor O. -
interest from day OF sale ami
payable scmi-annually. ara o..
10 keep the buildings. mIct
fixtures adequately insured A.
curity for the purChasa luIN'..
title TO be retained until All t..
money Is paid and c0ns'> t.
by the court. The purchase i
the perpetual annual ground ir.
bushels Of merchandise corn.
and become due from ana
cember 81. 1893, and thr t4N.o
city for the year ise4, but t.r
IL 10 have the option or phfi.-
or larger proportion th,r.3i
fourth. and OF giving bonds CD
earlier dates than thOs' abnt
WILLIAM j. LEAN
FRANK " CHRIS '''
AUBIN l.. 30. l-N -t
~. q. CRENSlAN.
Special Commi
Crenshaw and others. who sue N,......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
vs.
Haxall-Crenshaw Company and ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aus
and n....
Planters National Bank, &c...,..l .'.
against ,.t.,t.
same. .........-..s.... ssssfsssss =.
In the Chanctry Court OF inc
l. Charles W. GOddin. clerk
Court certify that the bond trY
the special commissioners ~ y,
ia said cause OF March !. lSh '''
Given under my hand. this 3'd d''
CHARLES w. GoDplN, Cl'N
my 24,3T,20, 10 as.le,lAn, a2i&-I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
NEW. NEAT, AND DESIRABLE
CORNER FRAME RESIDENCE.

The owner leaving the city authorizes
us to sell AT public auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE I, 1884,
Al $50 +. NJ. his DWELLING, No. 1901
Randolph street. at the southeast corner
of Wlnder street. The house Is well con-
structed and substantially built, ana -
an attractive corner dwelling Of two
stories. containing seven rooms. with
water I'm the house. Stable, wood and
other ut-hOuses In the yard. The lot
fronts on the corner Of Randolph street
the street making II desirable. For =
home or good Investment you could
not do better than to secure this piece
OF property.
TERMS: one fourth cash, balance in
one, two, and three years
J. THOMPSON BROWN q co,
10 Auction .frS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

doctors nor anything else dlI
her any good. We could get
no rest day or night with
her. In my eStromityItried
the CUTICUHA REMEDIES.
but | confess ! had no faith
In them. for | had never seen
them tried. To my great
surprise. in one weeks time
after beginning to use the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, tn @
sores were well. but I CON
timed 10 use the RESOL-
VENT for q little while, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

CHAPMAN W. MoRRlSs AND OTHERS, PLAINTIFFS,
VS.. VIHGINIA STATE Insurance COMPANY AND
OTHERS, DEFENDANTS, IND &. W. AND X. f..
MOKRIss, PLAINTIFFS. rs. JAMES ALFRED JOSBs,
TRUSTEE. AND OTHERS, DEFENDANrs-lN THg
CHASCERY COURT OF THE CITY on RICHMOND.
|. Charles ". Godtin. clcrk OF the said court,
certify that tho bond required OF tbs special
commissioners by tho decree In said cause OF
April lB, 1894, has been duly gwen.
Given under my baud this 2Sth day of April.
1894. CHARLES ". GODDIS,
my 10 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

now she is as fat baby as You would IKE
10 see. and "a sound as a dollar. believe my
baby would have died il had not tried CUTIcrRA
REMEDIES. write this that every mother with
a baby like mine can feel confident that there IS
q medicine that Will cure the worst eczema, and
that medicine is the CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
Mrs. BETTE BIRKNER, Loclhart, Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SUCCESSFUL SPEC u LATION
~ open TO all: try our syndicate system 81
speculation increase your income. Information
free. Send Tor circular. THOMPSON Il DFRR
CO.. ~ Wall street New Work; Incorporated
under the laws OF State Of New York Capital
100000. ic 3-Su Tu, W&Sait
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
MEETINGS---First Wednesday.

RicaNosp LODGE. ToSTI.
STATE COUNCIL. cHoskS FRIENDS.
SOLDIERS HOME LODGE. Goor TKNpIARs.
GILI-xyxoRIAL LODGE. GOOD TEMPLARs.
MT. yRIE BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
GOODWILL COUNCIL, J. o. Z. A. ".
POClHOSTls TRIBE. RID MN.
SCHILLER LODGe. oDp-FELLows.
CoyPAsy q. FIgsr vIRGINIa REGIMENT.
rFNTRAL W. &, T. z.
N0NlCAS TRIBE. kED MEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
BABY A SOLID SORE
Tried Everything without Relief. No
Rest Night or Day. Speedily
Cured by Cnticura.

MY baby, when two months old, had break
ing out with what the doctors called eczema.
Her head, arms feet, and hands we're each one
solid sore. l tried everything. but neither the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
srCTIoN Sales.--future Days
ByN. W. Bowe snd II. b. Chafln & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneets.
A GRAND SPECULATION IN AN

A GRAND SPECULATION IN AN
n ACREAGE PROPERTY. TO BEOFFEkED
FIRST N SIXTEEN sUB-DINlSIONs hNp
THEN As A WHOLE, as SET OH BtEQN W,
This PROPERTY Il SITUATED THREE MILLS
NORTHEAST OF The CITY ON TIE - =,
CHANIJSVILLH TURNPIKE, AND II lhE
FARM FOR A LONG TIMB OWNED AND ~
CIPIED BY COLONEL ROBERT +. MOkklSSi
TO RE SOLD AT AUCTION CNDEk a UheD
of TRUST AND BY A DECREE OF count
In execution OF deed OF trust made by Robert
r. Morriss 20 James Alfred Jones and Johu A..
Meredith. "a trustees, bearing date November
10, 1859. aud duly recorded, we "a substitutes
trustees and special commissioners, belng mere
20 required by the creditor secured anu III oUe-
C,,ence to q iecree Of the Cbancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond. entered April rs, lsDi, ~ tue
consolidated causes OF {. W. Morriss and aus W
Virginia State Insurance Company ana als ahd
[. ". and h. r. MOrriss ~. James Alfred Jones,
trustee, and ala. will sell by pablc auction, AZ
the Mansion House, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL, 1894,
A. - o'clock NJ, the VALUABLE Farm above
referred 70, situated IN Henrlco county. on tho
east side OF the Mechanlcsyllle turap pike, upon
which It has a long front. extending back to the
ChicsBhomny river, ana containing oSp
ACRES. more or less, embracing. bosides the
excellent highland, a quantity OF Chicsahominy
low grounds 4 large acea OF the finest truck
lands, aud a sufriciency OF woodlafd
The buildings consist Of dwelling with the
usual out-buildings, aud some other settle
ments. such as tenants houses, &C.
There are few estates combining more Gle
ments OF value than this Ia the first place, 1t
"A a large estate very near to the city OF hlch-
mond, on an excellent road, aud embracing
some Of The best trucking land IN the county.
the soil being similar % that OF the noted Vege-
table section OF Hanover county. Then, again.
.ts nearncss TO a growing city, such ne Rich-
mOnd now IL. justihes ,Ne hope Of a very large
ly-increased value I'm a >ev years; and again, IL
Is said TO contain lnexhaustible quantities ot the
very finest clay for pottery. nre-bick, thing, &c.
Specimens Of ware burned out OF the clay
above referred % are In possession OF Colonel
Robert f. MorIiss. who will doubtless be glad to
sh wv them.
We can confidently recommend this property
to tho farmer. manufacturer, ani specUlatOr as
promising lns returns IN the near future.
Al his property Will De offered iirst I'm sixteen
subdivisions as shown on plat made by James
r. kedd < sons, to be seen az tbs offico of y. W.
B0we ana on the premises on tho day OF sale,
and then a whole. aud the Offering which
produces the largest aggregate price will have
preference over the other
Terms: By consent, one fourth cash, and the
residue IN three equalinstalmcnts at six, twelve,
and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes, win
interest added and secured by l. rust deed on
the property. GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
EDMUND WAODlLI. JR.,
Substituted Trustees and Special Commission
ers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
BY Carueal q Gayle,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
tiO6 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF Nos. $40. 6l2,
"A GA. AND 6l6 RANDOLPH STRREE

on FRIDAY. JUNE s. 1SsL
at 6 o'clock T. NJ, we viii proceed 10 sell,
on the premises, the above PROPERTY.
These houses are well built. have rooms
each. besides store-rOoms and closets.
and are occupied by good tenants.
This is A good locality Property Is inn
proving and rents readily.
Come 10 this sale IL you wish 10 secure
bargain. The owner means business,
and intends to sell
TERMS. Easy and at sale
CARNEAL ~ GAYLE,
j. > Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
By n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION

'hooiHH D 0AH az y
A GOOD FRAME DWELLING, WITH
THE WIDE LOT ,.o on WHITH do II
NER OF MOORE AND NORTON
STREETS. BY virtue of deed OF trust .si
from Reuben Lewis and wite' dated
March II. 1891. and duly recorded, ! VIII.
at the request Of the beneficiary, default
having been made in the payment OF the
debt secured. sell by auction, on the pre-
misses. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE g. 1891,
at o'clock z. NJ, the TWO-STORf
FRAME DWELLING above reierred 70
No. 1909 west Moore street. with the
Lot on which II stands fronting IS feet
and running back 100 feet to an alley on
which there IS frame stable.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay the costs
of executing the trust. and to pay the
sum Of $3.50 Is, with interest from March
IS. 1894. and the residue on credit or
twelve months. for note with interest
added. and secured by trust-deed
G.. X. TABB.
my 30 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06

by II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
Eleventh and Bank sItcsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE


l. OF THAT
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING
40. 1871,
on SOUTH SIDE OF WASHINGTON
NEAR JAMES STREET.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust TO
the undersigned. bearing date on the l2th
OF May, 1891, recorded IN the Clerks Office
Of Henrico County Court In Decd Book
rs a. page 2u. default having been made
in payment Of portion Of the debt Sc
cured therein. and being requested 50 TO
do by the beneficiary I shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1894.
at O'Clock +. NJ, the above-described
PROPERTY. The dwelling (compara-
lively new is two stories hlgh. well built
contains seven rooms. and in good re-
pair. The lot has a front Of 33 feet and a
depth Of l32 feet. Being so convenient to
the L0comotive-Works and the Chesa-
peaks and Ohio railroad shops. this pro-
perty offers many advantages for home
or an Investment
TERMS While the deed requires cash.
yet IL is likely more liberal terms will be
announced at time Of sale.
RICHARD ". JONES,
Je3 Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Sheppard. Guardian,
VS..
Sheppard. and ais.

BY virtue Of the above decree az, as CON- jim
missioner therein appointed FOR tne puI
nose. | will proceed TO sell at puolc auS
ton. 10 the highest bidder. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
AUCTION SALE
RICHMOND CHINA COMPANY'S STOCK
At No. 1908 east Main street.
F. K. ELLIS. AUCTloNEER.
By order Of the will proceed to SELL commencing 0H
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE o. 1874

at 1880 NJ and and continue from day to day p the T
1Jno cterv Forks aud
Tnuae Trays Fancy Decorated Sets Bonze Ba brac o ~
s sold -, and able goods
We invite the entire puohc anu
Goods small
attend Store will be closed 1n
to arrange the SALE d. NAM "NANi4A OAD'
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