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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
EXCURSIONS GETTING NUMEROUS.
| Quite Crowd Went To Williamsburg Yes
terday-Coming Events.

one hundred and fifty ladies and gentle
men went TO Williamsburg yesterday OH
the excursion given by Mrs. Decatur AK
tell for the benefit OF the Virginia Hos
pital The train left the city over the
Chesapeake ana Ohio at SO o'clock in
the morning. and reached here ah last
evening. returning.
There VIII he "a moonlight excursion to
Dutch Gap on the night OF the 3lst II
VIII be given under the auspices Of Rich
mond Lodge OF Eiks. The holder Of each
ticket VIII have chance at gold
watch.
The Chesapeake md Ohio will run an
excursion 10 Norfolk Saturday night.
June 9Th, leaving here at II o'clock. Re
turning. the train will leave the city by
the Sea at s l.. NJ. Sunday. the 10Th.
The ladies OF Grace-Street Baptist
church have their annual trip to Wash
ington and Mt. Vernon Monday. June
18th.
The first excursion Of the season 70
historic jamestown will lie given on the
evening Of Friday. June lst. on the new
steamer PoCahontas. II will be under
the auspices OF Mrs. j. X. Gin. superin-
tcn1cnt OF the Richmond Male orphan
Asylum.
The ladies' societies OF the seventh
street Christian church VIII give noon
light on the Pocahontas Tuesday might.
on next Saturday night the Pocahontas
viii make one Of lis special summer
trips to Norfolk and Newport News.
reaching Richmond on return, at ll:30
O'Clock Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
AW AND MISCELLANEOUS
IL BOOKS AT AUCTION.

BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
y and "a north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
A PILGRIMAGE TO PITTSBURC.
Commandery of ~. Andrew to Leave To-
Morrow mt Noon.

About forty Sir Knights. from the Com
mandery Of ST. Andrew, 40. -, knights
Tcmplar. Will leave over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad II
noon tomorrow for Pit'sburg. whittier
they 20 as the special guests OF Pittspurg
Commandery. No. ], to participate in the
Pennsylvania State COnclaye. which con-
Ncnos in Pittsburg this week.
quite number Of ladies will be in the
party and a number Of SIR Knights from
Norfolk Will join the fraters here and
make the pilgrimage with them. While
in Pittsburg the Virginians viii have
their headquarters at the Newell House,
noted hosiery of the Smoky city.
Every preparation has been made for n
pleasant trip. and a good time is insured.
Among those who viii make the pilgrl-
mage from Richmond are Mossrs. Louis
l.. Ecker, eminent commander. George J..
street, j.. T. Christian, r.. &. Walthall.
John r. Charlton. George W Poe. III.
Theodore EllysOn. j. y. Elan. H. Seldom
Taylor. Parker r. Conrad. William T.
Tanner. James r. Vaughan, T. -. Hotch-
kiss J. J. English. Jr., T.. II. Sutton. Il.
Fuller Patterson. Thomas Whittett, and
about fifteen others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
ACROSS THE JAMES.
cuLVEaT cHokED UP AND THE STREET
FLOODED WITH WATER.
Cbiidrcn's-pay Isc~i'es - Special Grand
.rur,-Sudden Dcath-rcrsonsi and
other Manchester Items

THO fearful downpour OF rain last night
c..a.l number OF the streets. and al
... az the corners crossing was Inn
,, hlc except to wade IN several
...r.s 81 water. The road-bod at Seventh
...l p,rry streets was entirely submerged,
GIL. ,ultcyt at this point having become
,....I zap with an accumulation Of sand
..l small stones. washed down by the
,..t,r. The strcct-car tracks were filled
v..A sand. and stopped traric for nearly
hoar. the cars being blocked up on
,.r.r side Of the curve around the cor
,- shovcls were finally obtained. and
,. mo:ormcn and conductors cleaned the
GIL: from thc tracks.
ql.r WI be Childrcn's-Day exercises
I'D. CENTRAL Methodist church this after
,.. Ihc following programme Of cXer-
...- vu Dc rendered: Address of>wel-
Master While Aiken, Casting Thy
.,..l on the Waters" by Miss Mabel
... ana Miss lclla Roach. stitch In
..r Miss Louise Kcaws song. by In
... ,-.. h4I.1.ng ladder. by eighteen
.. "G.i Hices YOU" quartctte (chil-
....I. lIAolocy.
.. continued case Of Alexander Th0mp-
... charged with feloniously assauting
.. w.lul.ug Airs Monroe. his mother
..u. with "a club. was called in the
.t. Court yesterday. ana again CON
.t uu.u Monday. on account OF the
...Ul.,y * Mrs. Monroe 10 appear at
..- E J. Carwle, who had been I'll
tr sm. time. died Friday evening at
l.r residence. ZIG Everett street. She
t. 3D. husband and one child. She was
5 years ~ age. The remains were
t..l fl NrnDTin. on the Richmond and
.... railroad for intorment.
r.. following special grand jury has
ll drawn for the May term Of the
iI..t.r-- Court. which begins tomorrow.
{. 3D. Sims. j. l.. Green. {. 5. Wells.
J I Itrluc. Jr. Joseph T. Blanton.
ST. o. bart. Augustine Royal i. 4.
.h a.I y. .. Powell (colorcD.
~ah brown (colorcGD died suddenly
Yesterday morning at her home. in .Chcs-
,'i several miles from this city. She
.a. tn. widow Of Daniel Brown. one Of
.l. 1r.f-kuoNn negroes ia the county.
Tho funeral Of Orby. the infant child Of
-'r d. Il. Wilson, took place yesterday
1...I.r- at DO o'clock from the residence,
e.. ~ asst Eleventh street. The remains
,,. .atarred In Maury cemetery.
t'r- John ". Hall is very ill az her
sr..fs
Mr. \. 4. Webster left yesterday TO
Nst Der sister. Mrs. J. Jcter. in Caro-
lrs county. who has been quite sick FOR
tr' time.
-l.- Walden. who has been Wis ting Miss
i..t Ter. icit for her home yesterday.
Nf r.. r. Minor. of Charlottesville. is
ting Nr. ". -. Cox. OF this city.
Sire. Conrad Lipscomb who was taken
inly 80 Friday is some what better.
The Little Workers will hold their regu-
r monthly meeting this afternoon at
Gil. lloD-Strcct church at $3.50 O'Clock.
SIT j. Eurley Anderson is quite sick
g. ns residence. on Twelfth street be-
-t.l Hull ana Decatur.
Ilt wind Friday evening broke one Of
-. 9adc-tIeos on the courthouse green.
tlls Kate kimhle has gone TO Rock
slave. ra.. - visit her mother.
rt0r ID. \. Maurice IS detained at
; lM-Uy sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

by Il. II. Chafiln & Co,
Real Estate Auctionsers,
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
SATURDAY HALF-ROLlDAY.
The Movement uce-Dealers
Uose-Paynent OF Wages.

ht IONfiiltfl
Ho>e-Payinent OF Wages.
The Saturday half-hol.day movement IS
rio8.ag. In addition 20 those whose
'smes were published in the Dispatch Of
t.rlay az having consented TO close
.h-.r places Of business at o'clock. all
uc produce merchants In the city have
Entered into the agreement
Nr Munce. who started the movement,
ia yesterday IN discussing the matter
tat lac was greatly sratihed at what
tll already been accomplished. but that
&c more general payment OF wages
earlier ia the week than Saturday was
essential 10 making the half-holiday a
permanent success. If. he said. en-
,lOyees have TO do all their shopping on
saturday afternoon 1t viii not be holl-
Say for them.
The closing OF business-houses was so
general yesterday that the wholesale
streets presented IA Sunday-like appear
bnce in the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

BY George &. Nashon. Jr.. Auctloneer
north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
NOTES FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
Taking Notes Up North-fo Visit the Gym
na.lum Services To-day.

Messrs. w. W. Turner and J. G. Blake.
assistants in the Young Mems Christian
Association, left Friday afternoon by
the Old Dominion Line for New York,
where they will spend several days study
ing association work.
The association r. putting forth every
effort 20 make the coming season tne
best In Its history. and will endeaVor 70
place within the reach Of tho young men
Of this city all the latest Improvements
for study. entertainment, and SOCIAL Tea
lures
Professor Schatzei will Soon leave 10
take course Of training. and for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
80 Ar Charles III. BOsher.

\ telegram was received here last nigh.
announcing the death at his residence ia
NV York. yesterday. of Mr.. Charies H.
Hosher. The deceased was born ana Ic"l-
ed IN Richmond, but removed 10 ~"
Vari, before the war, and was a member
- che we'll known banking firm OF H. r.
W.us"n g. 20 He was a brother of MT.
Iohn u Kosher, Of this city, and was In
me sSth year of his age. He leaves wife
and one child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
STATIONS AND sUB.STATlONs.
Westminster Callingworth Forwards HIS
Application for Them.


T.. -.t.r CulNugworth yesterday for
No.. o. tie department. at Washington
formal application for postal and
.-.I stations in this city. together
v..4 - rap showing their proposed loea-
g.. Nr Cuu.ugworth asks for two
e'..... aul three sub-slaIions' as 1oi-
,.s.
r.tr ALBA. near the Masonic
Sutton E-Ncar Twcnty-nfth and Broad
.In.'. ton C-Fulton.
ff.-utian Barton Heights.
..h-tuon E-Main street just above
'r.. Park.
|.. Inference between stations ana SUP
. u.a, is that the former have carriers
.rt O., ttfm ana dispatch mail, IN addi'
ts FOB sellr- stamps. money orders. and
t'- ana registering letters which Is
ell. ,.-tr.c;eI province Of the latter sta
ta s. would dispatch Two pouches NORTH
ftI tv, south. Station - would dispatch
a. lsa th- main Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
IIea,y Rain Last Night.

Richmond experienced about M
heaviest rain of the year last night
There had been cop!ous showers at In
tervals all the afternoon. but from L
10 o'clock it literally poured. Umbrellas
were of very little use. except to protec
hcad-gcar, and the upper part oil IN
body. As far as could be learned NJ
damage resulted from the storm, as IN
wind was not very high, and the fai
90 water did not press the sewers peyoh'
,hctr capacity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
,,;., from Natural Causes.

Coroner Taylor and DR.. Bosher made a
post-mortem examination yesterday al
ternoon OF the body Of Sarah aias MARY
Dudley. who died suddenly FRIDAY alter.
noon. Death resulted from cohsesuo' VI
the lungs, and Fanny Fox VINO was AZ
,es,ed on suspicion. was exonerated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
M, pt.dsoe tn Lecture ON omen.

"Woman" is the subject OF Itctu,v 70
l., delivered by the Rev. Dr. D. Why
Blcdsoe at Park-Place church to-hho,Iow
-. ~. . o.c1ock Woman hater or devo-
Tee. there can be no subject which pre-
sents such a vista of possibilities Tor the
tongue Of man to wax eloquent upon
az that incongruity the weaker Vessei
vet the better half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
"a roro.,;ouo f the Rose.

The Young Ladies' Aid society Oh
Grove-Avenue Baptist church WIN pre-
sent the Coronation OF the hose gu
May Slst In the lecture-room wv,
church. Some Of the best talent OF 'he
c,tv win take part. including chorus OF
attractive Young ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

A. ". POLLARD. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A GOOD
FRAME DWELLING No. ais vENABLE
STREET, WITH The FINE 40.FOOT LOT On
WHICH 1T STANDS BY AUCTIuN.-ln execu.
ton OF a deed Of trust from Joseph A. Horner to
the undersigned, dated MErcn 4. 1898, and duly
recorded, will, at tho request of the benef-
ciary, default having been made In the payment
OF tho debt secured, scii, by auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY %. 1894,
at q O'Clock p. NJ. the EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING above referred ", with tho hand
SONS lot on witch It stands. fronting 20 feet on
the south side VI venabie street between Pickett
and Scott streets. and running back lao feet 70
burton street. The house is very comfortable
and con,ains about z rooms besides an outside
kitchen.
executing the trust and any past due taxes and
10 discharge note for ss4 with interest from
Eth March. 1894; credit - 70 eS4 until Al
March lsQ5, and further credit - 70 e1.264
until Al March. 1895, all credit payments 10
carry interest; and tho residue on such terms rs
the sransor. his personal representatives or az
sigis mar prescribe, or 10 default Of euce oirec.
ton then upon such ssrms - the sr Tc nay
think IT. ~ W. pVWS,
my 1T H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
By Denoon, Upper e Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2I Main street.

LECTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
n DWELLING WITH LARGE LOT. FRONT
ING 1OuxI35 FEET On NORTH AvENL L. IN
rUn PLAg OF BEOOKLAND PARK, ADJOIN-
ING BARION HEIGII r-.-We will sell by pub
lie auction. on tue premises. on
MONDAY, MAY ~, 1894,
Mt G o'clock L. VI, the above ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE, containing seven rooms most
conveniently arranged. The dwelling Is we'll aud
substantiaiIv built and tho large grounds.
having a front q 100 feet on North avenue, are
well set IN sha ic trees and shrubbery.
North avenue - the principal thoroughtare
north Of the city. md property fronting thereon
is randy enhancing in yaue II You wish
pice suburban home attend this sale.
Terms: Very liberal.
nvl1 AuriiOnecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
DUY THE NEW HOME MACHINE

For simplicity. durability, eas' o, ,, ma
ayement. capacity ~ work. TIE li"il
RUNNING NEW HOME he's no s'ss',
n you wan, one a, a lower pricr can -, -
examine our IDEAL and cLlAAN ~
crINI.s from SO upwards Fully bu-'-
.n,s,si JAMES MGRAW'
Manufacturers Agent
Iii2 Main street
Mr. CHARLES p sELpEN 5 wan Us.
and has the management Of his orAnSa
OF our business. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
......................r oR REST.
T1NOR RENT. DWELLINGS.


Nos. sol and SOS Leigh street between
Eighth and Ninth: new. containing each
rooms and all modern convenlarces.
No. pos Clay street between Ninth and
Tenth. with 8 rooms.
Nos. 2,05 and 2sS Franklin between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty eighth. with
7 rooms each.
No. $40 Fourth street between Clay and
Leigh. with rooms.
No. 10. First and Canal streets; 5
rooms.
Nos. 2i9 and 22l south First street, with
rooms each.
ALSO,
OTHER DWELLINGS In different Sec
tlons OF the city
Cali. phone. or write for our PRINTED
RENT-I.tST.
H.. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON,
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets:
Phone $40 my COLT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
PROPOSALS..

LNORT MONROE, VA, MAY IL,
IL Isg4-sealei proposals in trlpli, WI 20
received at this Office until IL oel1ck y. W.
June III, 1894, and then opened Tor ~ hSisli.
ING and ERECTING one 3o,OgOohLL,'
WATER TANK, complete. a, Fort Monroe. "a.
The United States reserves the nlh, % feie.
any or all bids. Proposals should - uar.el
.Proposals for Water Tank and addressed 70
Captain JOHN w. PULLMAN, A-sistaEt quar-
my ls-it&tJeiislJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
AUCTION sALKs-fsters Daye o.
BY J. y. Elan 4 Co..
Real Estate Aucttoneers'
iiiJ Main street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT
~ SALE
By PUBLIC AUCTION
BEAUTIFULLY Situated RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY.
No. 2SfS EAST FRANKLIN STREE,
AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED bh',h
RESIDENCE, -
AND a BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT
ADJOINING, -r,,r
FRONTING TOGETHER. @xi5l FEEL
AND FACING LIBBY-H Hill. PARK.
Baker We. Fleet and others.-In the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond.
In pursuance OF the decree Of November
J. 1892. In the above-nan,ed cause. the
undersigned special commis sioner will sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY q, 1894.
at $40 O'Clock y. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
referred to in said decree. II b"ing me
above-named very attractive anu Valuable
residence. No. 2si6 and the beautiful
building lot adjoining, fronting, together,
c5 feet on the north side OF Franklin street
between Twenty-eighth and Twenty -nint ny,
streets, Immediately opposite Idbby-Hiii
Park, and extending back between pa.
ralel lines l57 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide. The dwelling Is neat and SUP.
stantial one, containing nine rooms or
good size. well arranged, having the
on the lot. and being a comfortable and
deligh,fully-situated home, the lot on
which II stands fronting E'Xl.I feet, and
the adjoining lot fronts sSxl5l feet. ana
has thereon substantial small brick
building and some choice fruitAtees.
grape-vines. etc
For beauty OF situation, health. COM
fort and good neighborhood this property
Is unsurpassed. and the seeker OF really
desirable residence property should not
neglect the opportunity afforded by this
sale.
TERMS: One third cash. the residue in
two equal instruments by negotiable notes
ut six and twelve months. with interest
added from day Of sale. and the title to
be retained until all the purchase money
IL paid and n conveyance ordered by the
! Court. II. G. RICHARDSON.
Special Commissioner.
J. II. Elan & Co, Auctioneers.
Grace b. Baker. Plaintiff. against T.. +.
Fleet and ais, Defendants-fn the taan-
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond:
|. Charles W. Goddin. Clerk of said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
In said cause of November 7, 1882, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
November, 1892
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
SALE.
Il n
! will sell at public auction on

WIZ SeI III puDlc aucuoH oh
TUESDAY. MAY -, 1894.
nj II O'Clock 4. ~. ut No. 1908 east Main
street. the following PROPERTY. to sat
lsty distress warrant I'm my hands In
favor of y. l.. Alfrlend VS.. W. V. Glaze
brook, Jr.:
3 BROKEN SHOWCASES.
BROKEN LAMP. CIGAR-CUTTER,
] SMALL SHOWCASE,
Lot Of ING-TOBACCO.
Lot OF PIpE-STEMS.
SET SCALES AND WEIGHTS
! WATER-COOLER AND STAND,
| CHAIR, 2 COUNTERS.
CASES. &c. &c.
TERMS: Cash. f.. q. GARRISON.
my - High Constable CITY of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

CHAPMAN W. NORRIS AND OTHERS, PLAINTIFFS,
vs. VIKGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY AND
OTHERS, DEFENpAsrs. IND &. w. AND X. r..
NORRIS, PLAINTIFFS, W. JAMES ALFRED JoNEs.
TRUSTEE, AND OTHBHs, DEFESDASrs-lS THE
CuANCkRY COURT or THE CRY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Gcddin. clork OF the said court,
certify that the bond required q the social
com missioners BY the decree IN said cause OF
April 10, 1894. has been duly gwen.
Giyen under my hand ths 2Sth day Of April.
1894 CHARLES W. 1oDDiN'
my1o Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

TRUSTEES SALE
or
NEAT TW-O.S TORY DETACHED
FRAME: DIV ElLING
on THE
WEST SIDE OF PARK STREET
RFTWEEN GROVE AND FLOYD AVE-
MES.
Ry virtue OF the provisions OF certoin
deed OF trust. dated September II, 1880.
and rocorled in the Clerks Office OF Hen
rico rounty Court. Decd-BoOk i32 A. page
800. default having been made in the pay
mcnt of n certain note therein secured,
and being required 40 TO do. we VIII
sell By auction on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY q. 1894.
Mt 6 o'clock T.. ~, all that LOT OF
LAND WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON In the county OF Henrlco.
fronting 20 feet . inches on the west side
OF park street between Grove avenue and
Floyd street and running back between
narallel lines 40 feet" The house contains
seven rooms. + nearly new. and IS beau
tifully located In "a most improving To-
callty. The lot Is bounded on the south
bv an alley % feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and note OF SlJ0). with
interest from September ~. 1885; balance
non terms announced at sale.
C. J.. DENOON,
II. SWINEFORD,
my l6 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
BY y. ". Bowe and r. Is. Chafln & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
A GRAND SPECULATION IN AN

4 GRAND SPECULATION IN AN
n ACREAGE PROPERTY, TO BEOFfEkED
Fist ~ SIXTEEN SUBDIVISIONS AND
THEN A. A WHOLE. As SET OFT Below.
THIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED THREE MILES
NORTHEAST Or The CITY On TIE Me-
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE. AND l. The
FARM FOR A LONG TINE OWNED AND OC-
cUPIEO ~ COLONEL ROBERT r. MoRRI>s.
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION UNDER DEED
OF TRUST AND By DECREE OF COtkl.-
In execution Of q deed OF trust made by Robert
L. Morriss to Jsmes Alfred Jones and JOAN A.
Meredith. as trustees. bearing date November
l3, 1862 aud duly recorded, ws "a substituted
trustees and special commissioners, being there.
10 required by the creditor secure1 AMI III oDe-
dlcnce 10 q iecroe OF tho Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond entered April l6 1894, In the
consolidated clnses Of &. ". NORRIS and ala W.
Virginia State Insurance Company and ais ana
c. ". and h. +. Morriss VI. james Alfred Jones.
trustee, and ala will sell by public auction, at
tne Mansion House. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JuyE -. 1894,
IL o'clock NJ, tho VALUABLE ? ARM above
referred 10, situated IN Henrco county. on the
cast SIDE OF tho Nechanlcssillc tur. pike. upon
which 1t has a long front, extending back 10 the
Chic9sh0miny river, ana containing Sjb
ACRES, more or less, embracing, besides the
excellent highland, a quantity Of ChickahOminy
low-grounds, large area or the nnest truck
lands, aud q sufllcleDcy OF w0odlafd.
The buildings consist OF dwelling with the
usual out-budings, and some other settle
ments such az tenants houses, sc.
There are few estates combining more ele-
ments OF value than this. Ia the first placs, IL
Is a large estate very near TO the city OF Rich
mond on an excellent road, and emDra ing
some Of the bes, trucking land IN the county.
tho soil being similar 70 that 81 the noted yege-
table section OF Hanover county. Then, again,
IT'S nearness to a growing city. such as Rich
moni now ir Iustliies the hope OF q very large
ly-incrcased value IN a few years: and again, IL
il said to contain nexhausttbie quantities of the
very finest clay for pottery lre-biick. thing, g..
Specimens OF ware burned out OF the clay
above referred 20 are IN possession OF Colonel
Robert +. Norris, who will doubtless be glad 70
sh w them.
We can confidently recommend this property
20 the farmer. manufacturer, AMI Spectator as
promising flna retutns 10 the near future.
This property Will be offered first In sixteen
subdivisions as shown on q plat made by James
T. Redd < Sons, to be seen at IN 3 o.iicc OF y. W.
BOwe and on the premises on the day OF sale,
and then as a whole, and the Offering which
produces the largest aggieg price VIII have
preference over the other.
Terms: BY cOnssn., ons fourth cash, and me
residue IN three equal instalments al SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. for negotIablc notes win
interest added and secured BY trust deed on
the property, GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
EDMUND WADDlLL, JR.,
Substituted Trustees and Special Commission
er5
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PETEMBuEG kiuRoanl
PgrsRsBuRG. VA, May ), 1881
- x,..,,,,, .,rADD DIM WI .

H'O CONIkAClOEo f. biI'sp "iS'
l. DO received for the oKADJ AlloS' hA.
sONkI, and 1kEs1lE 81 ab"ut 81 il mic, -
new railroad near tho oorporauon mo ~ q
city OF Petersburg, Va. BIDS MI DO g. eve a'
20 noon on SAT RDAl, the -,ih on NY 80
and shonId be addressed % MAJOR ". I. borlpA,
engineer. Petersburg. Va. Aidfes, al o,hef
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

BY George 8. Nashon. Jr.. Auctioneer.
north Tenth street.
4 UCTION SALE OF SIX HOUSES
IN AND LOTS.
FOUR OF WHICH CONSIST OF BRICK
HOUSES,
NOS 707. 700 III. AND 7l3 NORTH ST.
COND STREET.
FRONTING TOGETHER 81 FEET 6
INCHES on SECOND STREET,
MINING BACK \ GOOD
DEPTH
AND THE REMAINING TWO CON
OF THREE ROOMS EACH.
ON JACKSON Bf,TWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS.
Nos. 2O6 AND 20s. FRONTING IL 5-12
FEET EACH, BY GOOD DEPTH
BY request Of the owner. l will sell By
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY %. 1891.
at c o'clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
The houses on Jackson street are in
good condition. and viii pay well as an
Investment The Sacond-street houses.
whilst old. can be- repaired. or neat and
more suitable buildings substituted On
This lot. which * a choice building Site
and generally sought after In this locality.
Sale will commence OH Second street
TERMS: Easy.
GEORGE s. VASTION. JR..
my Is Auctioncer.