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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
OHIO GRAIN DEALERS
THE STATE ASSOCIATION SIGHT
SEEING AROUND NORFOLK. W
storehouse and Stock Destroyed by Fire
Nothing Seen Of the vioIet-Anothcr
Primary for CounciImcn.

NORFOLK. May 1s.-(Special)-Th
Ohio State Grain Dealers Association ar
rived in the city over the Norfolk ana
Western railroad. Many Of the MEM
bers are accompanied by their wives 'he
entire party numbering 15s. They are
here through the courtesy Of the Norio'k
and Western railroad. which tendered
them free excursion. The association
visited the navy-yard and other piaoe'
OF interest in this vicinity, ana VIII IT,
turn home tomorrow night over the Nor-
folk and Western.
Tho schooner Britton Anna Taylor.
loaded with coal. sunk below the Na'a'
Hospital last night.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
This morning about o'clock ii'e p'ohe
ont I'm the gtorehouse Of Mr.. Dahiei NJ
Cherry. near Churchland, Norfolk county
and totally destroyed the buiih'hs anu
stock together with severai sneus anu
a LOT Of farming implements Inc ioss 10
about s.. 800 and partly insured an" cum
ing with the opening Of the truck season
the loss In business Is quite severe nc
Grc originated in an adjoining cook-shop.
Mr. Cherry was in the city early this
morning making arrangements 10 resume
business at once.
WHERE ARE THEY?
The steamers In from the Caroiina
sounds last night report having seen no.
thing OF the steamer Violet, with Presi-
dent Cleveland and party, althoush ,ne
Incoming steamers touched at all the
prominent fishing grounds.
Surgeon H. 7. Percy. In charge OF theui
cine and surgery at the hayward. Is Jus'
now very IN at his quarters, In the yatu'
REELECTED.
Colonel William Lamb. who mas pen
nresldent Of the Seamcns Friend society
for twenty-five years. has Just peeh ~
elected for another term Inc SoVi''S
continues To do good Work al TINS pol''
The new daily paper to start III io,ts-
mouth the Evening Star, Wilder r'u-
zion. proprlctors will commence pupiioa-
ton the first Of July.
RESCINDED.
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
has rcecinded it's former action rs 10
ward meetings, and Will now hold a PR
mary election for the nomination OF couh-
cilmen on Friday next ,,..,
Memorial-Day was observed IN beihI-y
this afternoon under the auspices oil Me
,nevor-Shaw Camp. Colonel George A.
Marlin delivered the Grafton, and the
camp and various civic societies paraded'
after which the graves in Magnolia Gene
tery. both blue and gray. were decorated
with flowers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
They soothe-Never Irritate.

Some people have prejudice against
plasters. because. as they think. they burn
and blister. That Is true Of many. but not
Of Allcocks Porous Plasters. They never
irritate the skin, but always have a
soothing effect.
They are useful In case Of any local
pain. and. as rule. will bring i'm
mediate relief IL they do not, II Is be-
cause the trouble has been allowed to
become so serious that no external remedy
will reach II. and the chances are that
any treatment will fall.
For stitches In the side. weakness or
lameness Of the back. stiffness Of the
joints. Allcock's Porous Plasters have
been proved again and again TO be not
only relief. but q cure.
Brandreth's Pills are safe 70 take at
any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
I'm ANNUAL SESSION.
rue EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF THE
DIOCESE OF CAROLINA.
r,.c.,ou Of Permanent Onicers-Outline Of
the Daily Order Vf the Proceedings
Life Of Bishop Lyman.

WINSTON. n. c.. May 16.-(SpeciaI)-
The Episcopal Convention OF the Diocese
a, North Carolina convened In 81. Paurs
church I'm this city. this morning at u
o'clock. Bishop Cheshire presiding. Rev.
nr A. NJ. Marshall, OF Raleigh. was
elected president. and Rev. J. x. Engei;
of Henderson. was chocen secretary
Bishop Rondthaler. Of the Mora wan
church. was invited to become an honor
arv member OF the convention.
The communion was administered,
Bishop Cheshire Doins he ceiebrant. The
morning sermon was preached by R-v.
J. C. Wingate, of Wilson.
DAILl ORDER.
The daily order Of proceedings IS out
lined as follows. HOY Comm MOP e@
4. NJ: morning prayer. y. NJ JUSTICES
session. $50 A. ~; recess. LIN L. VI.
business session. i. NJ
This afternoons business session was
consumed in reading reports OF the com
mittees. At to-nights services the sermon
was delivered by Rev. Stuart Mctluseo
of Durham.
MEMORIAL.
Sunday morning Bishop Capers. o
South Carolina, will preach memoria
sermon on the life OF the late BishoI
LYMAN. Sunday evening at O'Clock
Rishop Cheshire will make his first OIL
cial visitation To this parish. and viii ad-
minister the rite of confirmation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
coLOReD SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Contract Awarded to the Belmont Planning.
Mills-Transfer Clerk.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May ls-
tSpeeial.)-The contract for the construc-
lion OF the colored free-school building
has been awarded to the Belmont Plan
ons-Miils and Construction Company at
s7.l0S.
The Finance Committee of the CITY
Council has authorized the sale Of the
sewer bonds. Work on the sewerage
system for the city will commence at an
early day.
Inc postmaster hire received to-day off,
ciai notification OF the appointment OF G.
W. Fuller as transfer clerk. In place of
James Perkins (coloretD. Republican, re-
moved, Fuliers appointment dates from
the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
VIRGINIA WEATHER AND CROPS.
Bulletin for the Week Ending Monday
Nav IA. Conditions not Good.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 15.-(SpecioD
During the past seven days the tempera-
ture has averaged about degrees daily
above the normal for the season, though
the nights have been rather cool. There
has been more than the average amount
OF sunshine. There has been generally
no rain. or very light showers. and what
rainfall has occurred has been in the
nature Of scattered local showers ana
thunder-storms \ few localities report
slight damage by hail. but the extent
was very limited All sections Of the
State are now needing rain, and the
drought is now becoming serious In nearly
all sections west Of the tidewater. eX-
ccpt the extreme northern counties.
Wheat and clover are generally reported
as below the average condition. and both
crops are heading out kerry low. The oat
crop is generally below the average con
dition for the season. and the crop Will
be short
BELOW THE AVERAGE.
Pastures are short. and the hay crop
will be decidedly below the average, as in-
Gated by the present conditions. and un-
less general rains occur soon. viii be
almost a failure in many sections. The
condition Of tobacco plants Is generally
below previous reports. Some planters
have been compelled to water their beds
in the southern counties; in portions O;
Pittsylvania and Halifax counties the
plants are becoming overgrown in the
beds and the ground is too dry for plant
Ing. while some plants that had already
been set out have died. Corn planting
il generally completed, but that more re-
Gently planted is not coming up well
Early-planted peanuts and cotton are
coming up well
Locusts are reported as very numerous
in several of the central and southern
counties, but no damage is yet reported
from them.
The berry crop is generally reported
good. one the whole the weather condi-
tons during the past Eeek has been UNI
favorable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK DIV ELLlNp
No. so EAST LEIGH SfRELI

DI-NltNA bAklA II - VI AsAfts'fff
No. so EAST LEIGH SfAELL
by virtue OF deed of trust. dated J. Do
ruary 10. 1889 recorded In HlChm"ui tt
Gerry Court. IN Dced-B Book l51, b.
isl and at the requesf Of the bentht t.,
default having been made IN pay ln'N.
debt secured. | Will sell by public ~--'
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY -. 1884,.
at 5 O'clock L. NJ, the REAL EslA.
described In said deed as ali tEat Ntl,-..
lot, piece. or parcel oi land. with i
provements thereon. lylng and belnb -
the city OF Richmond, and bOunlrd .'
follows, 10 Wit: Beginning ~ a pom. En-.
the north line OF Leigh street. d,s.t.
about "a feet wess OF Ninth street. "a
running westward along Leigh street =.
fronting thereon 81 feet, aud eNtcN+
back northwardly from said ffont pc
tween parallel lines Id feet 10 an a.i.i'
In common. 10 feet wide"
The dwelling contains about ten iuvN
and brick wing or kitchen contains At %
four rooms. This property Is Solf
nientiy located, and rents readily, or W
make a nice home. $500
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale az
debt due, 5000 with interest from Adsu
Is. iS2: balance at six, twelve. az
eighteen months. with per cent. M 9
for notes secured on the property 10.
by consent. more liberal terms may
arnounesi at hour OF sale.
WILLIAM h. MCCARTHY.
SURVIVING Trustee
Sale by r. b. Chaffin q Co, Auetleasss
\my S-tQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
BY J. b. Elan & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
1il3 Main street.

lSY j. Is. fslHtil " o..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
i ON EASY TERMS OF THAT
DESIRABLY-LOCAT AND SPE-
CIALLY-VALUABLE TWO STORY
BRICK STORE AND RESI-
DENCE COMBINED.
No. lO7 EAST MAIN STREET: ,r
SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FIRST
on THURSDAY. MAY Il, 1894.
at $50 o'clock +. NJ. we shall, by request
Of the owner. sell, by public auction, on
the premises, the aboye-named At
TRACTIVELY-LO Sl'BSTAN-
TIAL, AND WELL-ARRANGED TWO
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. containing about six rooms. be-
sides the store. perfectly dry cellar, and
the usual conveniences. and In good re-
pair; the lot fronting about l6i.Nl1o feet,
with alley in rear D.,
This property IL admirably suited in
size and location for any retail business,
has long enjoyed a good patronage, com
pines a good store and comfortable resi-
dence. and, in the hands of a live man,
would prove very remuneratiVe. We COM
mend il to parties seeking "A good busi-
ness>stand. and as a solid. profitable in
vestment, and urgently request the at
tendance of all In quest OF either. FOs-
session by the LIST Of June
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance by
negotiable notes at six, twelve, and eigh-
teen months. interest added. and secured
by deed of trust. j. Il. ELAN y co.
my u Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
SANDY SCOTS INDICTMENTS.
He Will BE Tried for Robbery, House
burning, and Forgery.

ASHLAND. VA. May l6.-(Special.)-
Sandy Scott. the negro who was arrested
the latter part of April for robbing the
s,orehouse Of Mr.. Charles Stebbins, in
this town. was before the grand jury to-
day. The evidence given also implicated
the negro in the burning OF several stores
at this place few days after the robbery.
True bills were found against him as fol-
lows: For robbery. for forgery. and for
house-burning. His case will come up at
next court. and judging from the evil
dence. all three charges will be clearly
proved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
MEMORIAL
THE COULDS GONE TO EUROPE.
George j., His Family, and Two Sisters
Sail on the Paris.

Miss Helen NJ. Gould. accompanied by
Miss / J. Coots, arrived at the Plaza
Hotel. New York. at $50 =. " on Tues
day. Miss Gould entered the names on
the register. and wrote Tarrytown, y. l.,
opposite them. Three rooms on the first
floor were assigned to her. No specia!
precautions are taken, says the World,
TO guard them from visitors Fred. Ham
mond. the hotel proprietor. stating that
his usual force OF detectives and clerks
is fully sufficient TO protect his guests
under all circumstances.
Miss Gould. her brother, George j.
Gould. Mrs. George J. Gou'l, their two
children, Kingdom and Jay. and Miss
Marjorie Gould. sailed yesterday foi
Europe on the Paris. The party On
gagged seven deck staterooms-the
choicest on tine shp-for which $500 was
paid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
.Ucr,oxs Aars-Future DAYS.
AUtINpN SNbEs- - - = 49,.
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucfioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD {, ,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
/ FRAME DWELLING No. 2ll5 vENABtE
STREET. WITH The FINE 40.fool LoI va
WniCn III STANDS ny AuCrlON.-in execu-
ton OF deed Of trust fron, Joseph n: hor,e. W.
the undevs,xns I'd. dated March =, ls93, ana auaY
recorded, / viii, a, tho request OF 'ne penon.
cary, default having been made IN thc phyin ns
OF tho deb, secured, sell, by AUCTION o' '"'
premises, on 80.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, lsvt
n. G o'clock p. NJ, tho EXCELLENT fkAhb
DWELLING above referred %, with ~" nahp-
some lot ON which it stands. fronting 20 ,oet on
the south side of ycnable street betsoeh flcSe.s
and scott streets, and running back itV zee, 70
Burton street The house IL very cohiOlhoio
ana Contains about 7 rooms besides an ou's'ue
kitchen. -. ..ur.o. q,
1ERHs: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses .,
executing the trust and any pact que YAK ani
TO discharge n note Tor ss4 with interes. ,iV'r,
Eth March, 1894 n credit a. to $50 un.n ~
March 1898. and y further credit as 10 si.<of
until a. March. 1896. all credit payments W
carry Interest: and the residue on such terms Us
the grantor, his personal representatives. or as
sigas may prescribe, or in default OF sucn oIo..
ton tnon upon such terms as the tra n~r may
think az. " W. I.''s,c.
rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

IT'S FRUITFUL
ii you look at it and are too near.
There's 10 need of that, however, gener-
ally speaking, and there's also no need
of getting too near the end of your
financial tether. and making yourself
short through unwise buying. Our stock
OF Clothing is like volume on lessons
for money savers, in the multitude of
chances it offers for shrewd buying. You
know what You want it only needs a
casual inspection tor you to know the
quality of our goods. while our prices
tell their own story. There is only one
thing to do under the circumstances,
and that s to buy our clothes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
MRS. COLEMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
Carried on by Heart Disease- Davis Win.
ner In the Third Ward.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. May ls.-(Special)
Mrs. DR.. Coleman. residing on King street.
near Payne, died suddenly about 9
o'clock this morning. She was the widow
OF DIR. II. w. Coleman. who came to this
city from Caroline county. Va, and
practiced the profession Of surgeon
dentist In Fairfax county and In this city.
Mrs. Coleman was In good health when
she retired about 10 o'clock. but was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

n ACREAGE PROPERTY. TOBE0f..
FEST ~ SlXIEEs SUBDIVISIONS
THEN A. a WHOLE. Is >EI Ol1 n.
TIL PROPERTY SITUATED TnKEEr
NORTHEAST or 1HE cay ON I..
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE, ASD D, H
FAkM FOR 4 LONG TIME OWNED Rr.
CUPIED BY COLONEL ROBERT B. N..
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION UNDER
OF TRUST AND ~ A DECREE OF ...
In execution 81 a deed % tfus, made b.
T. Norris 10 James Aired Jones ana .
Meredith. ~ trustees, tearing date
-, 1859. aud duly racorde :, 80 O. -..I
trustees and special c0nmisslouor. i.I
% required by tDs creditor sccIr-i an..
dicnce 10 = iecrre 81 ths ChgncHry ,..r
city u Richmond, entered April lr. loII
consolidated causes 81 &. W. NORRIS ...
Virginia State Insurance Com Any i.f
q. ". and X. +. NORRIS vs.. james Al...
trustee. and ais. VIII sell by pIlifo
the Mansion House. on the PROMISE. .
WEDNESDAY. JCSE ~. ltaI
ut II O'Clock W.. tho VALUABLE B t.r
referred 20, situated In Henrco cis....
east SIDE OF the hechanicsylle fur l.
winch u has a long front extending I...
Chickahomlny river, And contain
ACRES. more OF Tess, embracing,
exec loqt highland. a quantity 90 d. ....
low-grounds, a large srra o. thr la..
land. aud a sufficcncy ~ wvIdl4dI
Tho buildings consist % % dFe..ls r...
usual ogt-buildings, AMI -omc u'l.-
meuts, such IA tenants houses 81.
There are few estates coultIIIng r...
mcnts Of yal-e Than this. II tnf lr.t
l. = largo estate very near % tln U.fr
mond. on an excellent roa D.. and
some Of tho beet trucking land Dol f..
the soil being similar ~ that ~ tIn n....
table section OF Hanover county. Ir..
90 ucarness 20 growing rltr. sI.H ..
mont now n. !g-tiiies the hos" q f..
lynn reased value IN n tew yeIr-. alt
l. said 10 contain inexhau-tlnie ugsn-i
very finest clay Tor pottery. nre-Di ..A.
Specimens 81 ware burnca oul .f
above referred 10 are M p's.,-.t0n
Robert +. Norris, WHO sI.l dsIA.i.-s .t
sh Nv them.
We can confidently r'-,,mmcui fts .....
b. the farmer, naautactgr"r. anI -...
promising fine rcturus 80 The near o.
Ihis property will be otersi lf-t
suD-diyis iOns ~ shoSn 80. Olaf ma.
T. kcdd a sons. TO De- -seu nt 90 .'-...
BOwc ana on the prem SOS On tIn ...
aud ihcn as "A whole, AM il- of
produces the largest aggregate pr..
preference over the ottor.
IERHs by consent, ana fourth .I..
rerld e IN three equal tnstslmrrt. ar -.I.
ana eighteen months. or neyot al. .....
interest added AMI secured b. fri.f
the property. tSokri b. tHNr IIt.
EDMiN I'D NAnull
Substituted Trustees ami spe-l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctloneer.
By T.. a. Catlin. Auctioneer,
5 and 7 north Eleventh street.
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Nos. 22 and "a north Ninth street.
pHAETON. SHOES, HOUSEHOLD

DHAETON, SHOES, HOUSEHOLD
l. FURNITURE, &C., AT AuCTION.-I will
sell at my store at 1890 A. NJ,
TO-DAY fTHURsDAYI, MAY IL, 1894,
very nice PHAETOH;
Large quantity OF ASSORTED SHOES;
very nice MOHAIR PAkLOR SUIT:
WALNUT and other CHAMBER sUITS:
Odd WAkDR0BEs. BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS.
WASHST ANDs. TABLES. ROCKERS.
CHAIRS, NEW COTS. and BEDSPRINGS:
PICTURES, OIL and other COOK-STOvES, &c,
Nice lot OF REFRIGERATORS and ICE.
CHESTS, and a general assortment OF mIccIla.
neous articles. GEORGE w. MAYO,
my II Auction ear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF FIFTY
~ DOZEN STRAW HATS. assorted qualities
and ssyies, togetner with largo LOT OF GENE
hAL nEkChANDlSk. such as CLOTHING.
NOTIONS, &C Also. HOUSEHOLD FURNi.
IUhk-a general assortment. Goods must be
SOLD Attend you want barGaina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

CHAPMAN ". NORRIS ANp orHFa-. l.t'..
". NIRGINIk SI,fk iN-rHANtf t......
OTHERS, DEFENpASg-. 80 e. 70
hOKRIss, PLAINTIFFS. JAM A.
TRI sTEE. AND OIHEHs. IEfENNhN
CHASCERY COCKr 90 TnE tnf OF i.....
|. Charles W. God ITO. CLERK 0f .t -s.t
certify that the bond required 90 Do.
commissioners by tho decree m slI
April rs. 1894 has been duly gwen.
G.yon under my land RI H,tu 4AF
1894. CHARLES ". HNl
my =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
WANTED. YOU TO HAVE YOUR

" LAUNDRY WORK done by tho TROY
STEAM LAUNDRY, whore they use pure, clear
sprng wafer TO do their work aud the latest i'm
proved methods. IL will pay you TO give us n
trial Special rates 10 families. Works, Chest
nut Hill Office, 200 north Filth street. Phone,
1854. Goods sent for and delivered.
fnyn3- Tn "a Tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
IF YOU WISH THE MOST DE.

l. LIGHTFULLY refreshing spring aud sum
mer drink, which aids digestion, promotes rest
farness and sleep, relieves nervousness and
prostration, you try
RObins's Aromatic Phosphate.
A splendid beverage Of which you will no.
tire.
Pifty-cent and 81 bottles Always ready for
use. A. II. ROBINS
200 east Marshall
,0c b,tt,e makes 40 glasses An oiao,Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
MEETINGS-Third Thursday.

LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH NAsoSs.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KvfsaTs OF PtIhiAS
HINES LODGE. KNIGHTS or PffhiAs'
AURORA LODGE. opD-FyILowS.
HESDIRsOS L0DSE, cpD-fELiO"S
vARINA TRigE, RED aFS.
sASTEO rBfBr. Rad xSS.
PAwSEE TRIBE. RED Ayy.
JEFFERSON LoD5y, GOLDEN cHAiS'
A.w. GLIxs CoUScII. ,. O. L. A. ".
N'cARTHY COUNCIL, ROYAL AEcASUh
HESRICO COUNCIL ROYAL ARcANth.
PICKETT CAMP. CONFEDERATE VETERANS
CyNrHUs GROVE. DRU1Ds.
MONROE GROVE. DBUIDs.
JEFFERSON L0nGE. GOOD rkNPLAks'
STUART HORSE GUARDS.
MARSHALL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
Easr.ESD coCRr. EQUITABLE LEAGUE
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
wssr-EsD BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL sOClEtf'
RICHMOND Y. VIC. L.
~. PATRICK'S BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
RICHMOND LODGE, ORDER BLSs.
COMPANY u. FIRST VIRGINIA RholhEHi'
MYRTLE LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTniAs.
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By j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
Ono. +. Laughton, Jr., eaIesman,)
1888 east Main street.
A DMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION
IA SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIIUKE &c.

As administrator OF the estate OF Miss Mary
Willis, deceased, will sell, at Dig north Adams
street,
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1894.
commencing at II o'clock. q large collection OF
MAHOGANY FURNITURE, such as solid Ma
hogany Tables. Bedsteads, large Hail Sofas,
some splendid Fedther-Beds. Hair NJ attress,
Stoves, Sewing Machine. and many other mis-
cellaneous articles. Some OF the furniture very
old. having been in the Willis family over one
hundred years. Parties desiring to purchase
old-style mahogany furniture will do well to at
tend this sale.
Terms: Cash, and sold without limit or re-
serve. JAMES ii. SRENSHAW.
Administrator.
j. ii. VALENTINE, Auctioneer. my -
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A CHANGE OF A LIFETIME -

CuANOE UT LIZ ELI vi y. -
"A Wanted, Immediately, asser, and
agents in every city in the United state, 10 in
troduce "MULTUM IN PARvO," the elastic
k-holitr for pens. from e3 g $40 easily
made WIN Ave hours work daily Call OF address
1HEO.S. MEYER, 140 Nassau street.. Room
40. New York city. 40 18TH, Su&rulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

I. Arthur Roberts, CLERK 81 tho to.Go-.'
Court OF kaitori, Va, DO hereby certify thi' ..
q. Peters u. ". Page, ami J. ". E.t .ff-
throe ui the special conn i>-i,uc.s hlI....l
by decree entered ia the atoy'--tYI. = r.
have entered INTO Hud nc6uow ici,ct rfIl....
bonds IN the penalty o. s5O.OJO ea' %, N.--
security, IN my Ciirc. 9s Repaired Nf .l..
cree. AkIiii X NuBtk b ~. I...
Dono in the Corporation Court Cers
for tho nity OF kallori, Va. Apul -. 'e'I
nay lN.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

At the request of the owner, who is determined
TO sell, Will offer for sale by public auction on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1894.
al ; o'clock 2. NJ. the MODERN, WELL-LO-
GATED. CONVENIfNrLY-AkkAN AND
HANDSOME RESIDENCE above referred TO,
with two stories and Mansard. and containing
parlor, dining-room. five large and two small
chambers, all With hreplaces, kitchen, pantry,
store-r ROOM bathroom heated by hot water and
with porcelain-lned tue Hnf stationary wash
stand also servants room and private nail and
stairway. hnen-closets. &c, &c. The house Ia
heated in part by LatroDe stove. aud wtlle there
Is no furnace, yet hot-air huea and furnace
cellar have been provided. The porch-io0r aud
parlor hearth arc Of tile, aud altogether this
most attractive house with its large backyard,
ornan ented with grspe-arbors. must b. seen 10
be appreciated, and this can be iono any day
between the hours of II and o'clock.
Terms: Liberal, and at sale.
my l. y. W. BOWIE, Auc. oneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

BY II. b. Chanin q co.
Real Estate Auctionrcrs.
No. / north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
BY Denoon, upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents AMI Au,acnae d,
o2l Aain streot.

4 UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
"A DWELLING WITH LARGE LOI 800. .
ING lOiXl3j FEET ON NOklu AtENt .s
THEPIAN OF BkOOkIANb PANk. ADJ.
ING BARTON IlEIGu No VII -.I BY
lie auction, on the promises. Oh
MONDAY, NAY "a. ls9f
AT Il o'clock T. NJ. the above AIihA,
RESIDENCE, containing seven rooms
conveniently arranged. Tho dwelling BE- 1901
Substantially bYilt, and the larss 81. .,
having % iron. u 100 feet on Noftn aFenl. .f
well set ia snaie trecs and sarg1berf.
North avenue IS tho pr.rcIual fI0r.ls .f
north d the city. aud property frDuuls tl
Is rapidly enhancing in value. T. y04 w..
nice SUI Irban homo attend TINS sale
Terms Very liberil.
DENOON, UPPER 500.
my AI.ilu., tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17
Suburban Homes in West End
CAN BE BOUGHT ON LONG TIME,


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-17

BY j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
Ono. 4. Laughton. Jr.. Salesman.)
1886 east Main street.