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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Petersburg Bnse-pru Notes.

PETERS BURG. VA, June 22-(Spe-
cial)-Thc Petersburg association has not
yet elected a president 20 All the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of MI Il. G..
Scott.
The Farmers have released A'oway,
one Of their pitchers
T. was recently hoped that the Peters
burg team would be- able % sign ". IT,.
Quarlos, a Petersburg boy, who began his
career here. and who made sucl fine
reputation as a pitcher, bat he is with the
Pottsvino IA. club. n . a salary Of SO
per month.
Sanford. the center fielder Of The Peters
burg club. is making a splendid record.
lie never misses chance. makes some
wonderful catches. and is "a hrst-cuss bat
ter
Turner IS Il hard hitter No. ! first
baseman. genial fellow good fellow.
and AN al-around good player. Great in
torcst is felt ln the matter of the contest
of the Houston CrcXJ CLUB 10 secure
him.
Captain Ponder is a fine Girciplinarian.
splendid payer IN an respects, and IS
going 10 bring his team much higher
I'm tho percentage column than IL stands
now.
1t is said that the Iynchhurg club has
more capital behind it than any other club
ia the league.
Petersburg VIII play Portsmouth here
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
and after that the Lynclhurgs again.
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SAVED FnoM DROWNING.
Two Gases Of Rescue In Norfolk
lc~tcrdny.

NORFOLK. VA. June &.-tspeciaL)-
Mr.. Junius \. Coleman. deputy clerk Of
the Corporation Court OF this city. saved
the 5-year-old child OF sir. CrandaI of
Duke street. from drowning to-day The
little on. was playing In II boat. and zen
overheard. 1t was not injured. Otherwise
than getting a thorough wetting
A colored man had a narrow escape from
drowning by falling from vessel In the
barhor this morning lie was rescued.
after having gone down twice. by Captain
I.eCato. OF thu Merritt wrecklns organi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Deafness Cannot he Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There IS only one way TO cure Deafness,
end that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed cOndi-
uon OF the mucous lining OF the eusta-
chian-tube. When this tube gets inflamed
hearing, and when IL is entirely closed
Deafness is the result and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
lube restored 10 its normal condition,
hearing viii be destroyed forever. Nine
eases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed condi-
tiOn of the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
T. j. CHENEY G co,
Toledo. 0.
Sold nv druqnists IL cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

hits. The visitors commenced the run
making in the FIRST inning when single
ny Mcintyre. double hy Be.ryhul. and
Ihompson's home-run hit over right-neld
fence Melted them three earned runs No
more runs Were made by either side UNI
"a the sixth. when the Farmers earned
thr,e rune on baae on balls. single by
i'pr-~i and twe-haso hts by idppcrt and
Sanford. The visitors scored four runs
M their half T.: this inning. after the
Farmers bad had an easy chance 90 re-
tire the side
The Gamr was very slow one. ana Tho
stupid h9sc-Tunning Of the Farmers cut
them out 90 several runs:
Tho score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

GREEN BAY, VA, June - --(Special)-
The political pot Is beginning 20 simmer
In Prince Edward county. Several par
ties have already declared themselves can
didates for the legislature Judge
Asa u. Watkins Cat present Common
weaIth's Attorney will be brought out
by his friends for the State Senate Cap
tain r. NJ Burton (e1-member OF the
House OF delegates. and county chairman
OF the Democratic party and Mr.. John
Morton "a wealthy farmer I'm the upper
end of the county, have declared them
selves candidates FOR the House Of Dele
gates. II is also thought Hon. J. Colin
Stokes who was elected two years ago
as a Popuist. viii again be a candidate.
II so, this means a vigorous fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
sHORT-HORNs PURCHASED.
To Improve the Cattle of Southwest
NirCiufa.

EAST RADFORD. Va. June 22.-(spe-
cial MAJOR J. c. Cowan. who owns a
fine farm near Radford, has just returned
from Iowa. where lie attended a large cat
tie sale. He was accompanied by his
son. James Cowan. and James Bell and
Gary Langhon. of Pulaski county, and
Messrs. George Of TaZewell county, and
Robert HoGe Of Giles county. Two car
loads Of thoroughbred shOrt-horns were
purchased by the party. and will be
brought to Southwest Virginia 10 further
improve the stock of this section.
The cornerstone of the Lutheran
church al Nicllar's Switch viii be laid
July lth. under the auspices Of the Ma
snnic frafnrnlfN-
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COH1IITTED SUICIDE.
4 Young Man in Norfolk Takes
Mpr.Itiue.


NORFOLK, VA, June % (Special)-A
young man named Charles VI. Finch com
mitted suicide here tonight by taking
morphine. Finch came here about three
weeks ago from Saginaw, Mich, and went
TO work in kel'y's steam laundry. To
night ne hired O. hack and was driven to
the house Of Florence lamont, and while
talking 10 two OF the inmates in the par
lor took the fatal dose.
\ message was sent TO the police sta
ton and Officer Holiday went 20 the
house He had Finch conveyed 10 po-
lice headquarters. where notwithstand-
ing the efforts Of Drs. Speieht Rufiin.
Shepherd. and Leigh. he died about an
hour afterwards.
His body was taken to the establish
ment of Funeral-Director Oliver. where
COroners Newton and Charters will hold
an inquest tomorrow morning.
His parents live in New York state. and
his father is said 10 be very wealthy. No
cause can be assigned for the rash act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

In execution Of decree OF The Circuit
Court Of Henrico. entered April g. 1870.
In the SUI OF Rennie. etc VS. Morris
and ais. we viii sell b. auction. on the
premises on
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hgninst srndny nali.

TOLEDO, June 22.-Judges Haynes.
Scilbner, and King. composing the Cir
cult Court. to-day made permanent the
Injunction against Sunday ball-playing In
this city. The ground on which the in
Junction was granted was that the cheer
Ing made II a nuisance. This victory by
the Civic Federation is looked upon as
a stage Of the moral crusade. the results
o. which may be far-reaching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
by II. a. McCurdy,
Real Estate Broker.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE

ONE or THE CHOICEST PIECES OF
BROAD-STREET PROPERTY
IN THE CITY.
SITUATED BETWEE FOUSHEE AND
ADAMS, SOUTH SIDE,
IMMEDIATELY FRONTING THE sIT2
or THE STUART MONUMENT
No. -.
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A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.-BElNG
unable TO attend To- business myself on
account OF bad health. ! OFFER rare op-
portunity TO any one WITH small ctp-
tai desiring 10 enter into a neat ana
profitable business. For particulars adj
dress A H.. care Dispatch.
90 STU. Th&Su3t
AN INCOME or so PER MONTH OK
an Investment OF 500. larger and smaller
amounts al the same rate, write FOR our
new method Of operating IN stocks, 9,o9dis
githout loss. !. c. HASBROTCh * Co,
s. and IS Broad street. New YORK.
s. TO $40 MADE EVERY DAY ~
our CORRESPONDENTS who secure. speculi-
live orders IN grains and stocks. Croi $
are damaged, markets gre ac,ih'Fe, %u y,
business is easy 10 get. We VIII Iuihi0N'
market quotations free and GlF!de com
missions literally win the right par, parSy ,e IN
ouired. Send stamp FOR full pSLlcg,ats
and highest references. VALENTINE N
co. So Traders building, Chicago.
10 - o.
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Accidentally shot His Daughter.

BROWNSVILLE TENN, June o.
Sheriff r. r. Grove accidentally shot his
daughter Miss Susie. through the head
this morning with a thirty-eiSht calibre
revolver as the girl came up the walk
towards the house. The young lady was
q years OF are and a great fayorite.
While the Sheriff was handling the wea-
pom 1t was accidentally discharged.
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Sold by druggists. 70 cents.

The above represents one of our PREF
TEST CITY FRONT DESIGNS. and can
be built Of various materials to SUIT inc
taste OF the purchaser. but Donald q
Sons dark blue granite. that is now being
shipped all over America for fancy sub
stantial work, can hardly be equalled.
Having made special arrangements We
can astonish you In building with this
material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
pECEIyER'S SALE.

on MONDAY. JUNE .. 1875. az 1880
A. NJ / shall sell at Mayo's auction-store.
No. q north Ninth street Richmond.
Va. one Herring ~ Farrall Double-Door
safe, with combinstion-lock: Standing
Desk and stool: i.etter-Press. a steve
and Pipe. a Roller-Top - SIX. two Chairs.
and other articles and nice Ofiice-FiN-
lures ant Railing.
TERMS. Cash for all sums under $50
and ninety days time. with approved Sc
curity. for MI sums over si0.
ONERTON HOWARD. Receiver.
GanrRa " MaNn. AnctllnN.r. = l2-2t
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AUCTION sALEs-pessss Deya

BY Denoon. Upper h CO..
Real Estate Agents end Auctionesrs'
SCI Main street.
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the bench. Attendance.

( US and put on the bench. Attendance.
/ 1000. Score.
At Baltimore: Y. n. T..
I Baltimore .,......,O o ; o Y III 10 i
! Washington ....O001 2O00 IL
Batteries: Hofrer aud Robinson: Boyd
and McI,uire
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MEETINGS.

TNEMPLE LODGE, No. 9, A. +. IL.
L AND A. NJ, VIII celebrate fAe ami /AN
vessary OF s.. john she B'pts, IN TIE
foyer Of The Nar1uic T. mple MONDAY
EVENING june -llh. a. $50 O'Clock. The
exercises viii be- of an interesting char
acter and commence promptly. Every
member is expected TO attend. and Their o.
by contribute - the success OF the eu-
tertainmeut.
- order o. the WOrshipful Master
fe 92-lt " l.. TIENEE. S-cIelIIy.
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IGOR SALE AT AUCTION.


on THE 2iTH INSTANT.
at II o'clock NJ, | viii soil at public auc-
ton. at the Office OF Mosby. Wilkinson,
Epes x CO. lE9 east Main street. Rich
mond. Va. as authorized by decree Of the
Chancery Court OF Richmond OF .dne II.
1925. ~ suit of Davenport x Morris vs.
j. p. MOsby, trustee. an the BOOK AC-
COUNTS AND ALI THE CHOOSES IN
ACTION OF r. J.. Christian a CO., which
now remain uncollectfd without recourse
against me as trustee or otherwise
J. b. MOSBY,
io Is Trustee.
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nILL-CLi,IaERs. WIN.
They Capture a. slow and stupid
Game from the FARMERS.

Game from the inrberH'
IETERSBURC VA, june 2.-tSpe-
cial The Hn Climbers captured ms
Evenings game from the Farmers by
punching their bits IN tho hrst and sixth
Innings Foreman WAS IN the box Tor
the home team and was touched up for
two nome runs. "a two-bagger. ana SIX
fnFies wills. "A new acquisition Tor
the Hiil Climbers. from harrisburg, Pa,
was IN the boa for the visitors. ana Kept
The heavy hitting Farmers down - seven
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AICTiON sALES-Mondny.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES Tr)R THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YJ.AR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer
HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE,

ITO y : T. n y Il u 7 Z HNTIl Nr,
\ A. TEATHER-BEDs, &c, AT AUCIloN.-
by direction OF the owner. who IL di>.
continuing housekeeping. Will sell At No
lf6 east Clay street, AT 1890 \. n,
TUESDAY. JUNE 3. ise5.
one Walnut and Plush Parlor suit. Fan
cy Parlor Rockers, Lace Curtains. Pie
lures, Vases &c,
Walnut Hall-Stand. Hall. stair. and
Chamber Carpets. Rugs. &c;
oak and Poplar Chamber Suits, Wa7l-
robes. Bureaus, Single and Double Bed
steads. WashstanGs. Toilet SETS,
Lounges, &c;
Eight Good Feather Beds. BOlsters and
Pillows, Bed Clothing. Hair and
Shuck- Mattresses. Bed-Springs. Sc.
Large oak Refrigerator Dining srd
Leaf-TableS chairs, Hufiet. &c. ana
large quantity Of useful Household
Articles.
GEORGE ". MAYO
~ Augfforaar
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BY direction % the owner I Will oder
for sale. upon the premises. on
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ron RENT.
FOR RENT.
DIV EILTNGS.


FOR RENT.
60 Buchanan street fs.B per month
ii1T Floyd avenue. 80 per month.
1US north Twenty-seventh street. SlJ per
month.
10 east Marshall street. $50 per month.
21ss west Cary street; $3.50 per month.
2s3 east Marshall street: $685. per month.
west Clay street: so per month.
407 south Laurel street. ~ per month.
3ll north Fifth street: s2o per month.
f0i west Marshall street. so per month.
3i2 north Monroe street. SIG per month.
80 north Thirtieth street; $50 per snnum.
J. -. CAENEAb.
- e git roS east Main street
FOR RENT. ELEGANT, LARGE-SlIE
THREE-SrORY BRICK DWELLING,
with SIDE LAWN FOUNTAIN, etc.
No. lOg7 east Marshall. near Eieveuih
street. now occupied by Frank Lelber-
muth. ESD Possession July lst Some
thing rare in centrally-loca;ed house.
ie 23-lt J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
FOR RENT.
BRICK DWELLING % roOmsl. No. 0OS
north Twelfth street; range and La
trobe-S2i0
BRICK DWELLING. No 10 west Cary
street; rooms gas, water. etc.-S2D
BRICK DWELLING. No. 30 - west
Main street; 9 rooms; modern improve
ments-s2i0.
STORE AND ROOMS above-No. IL
south Eighth streetIl~ ,,
20 23It e0l east Main street
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" TT 'TFTNT = ~
Snec.al Commissioned

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of the county OF Ilengico. Rennie and
ais, plaintiffs, against Morris and ais.
defendants.
|. J. =. Broaddus Clerk OF the said
court DO certify that the bond required
Of the special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered IN said cause on the 9Th
day OF April. 1896 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the
said court this 6th day OF June. 1896
.J.. r; BRoADDUS, Clerk.
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BY Ellis 81 Seabright. Auctioneers.
First and Broad streets.
II REGELAk MONDAY-MORN-

~ ING SALE commencing promptly At 1850.
VII embrace a very lars. consignment "
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, which Will
be sold regardless OF value. as We are
compelled 20 have room for other goods.
You VIII Cad Chamber Suits IN oak. wa
nat, and stained woods, Single and Dou-
bic Wardrobe. Hallracks. buffets. ana
Bcd-Louugcs; . H!gh-Arm 5eWiug-Ma-
chimes domestic and Singer. with al
latest Improvements; I-,-Bexes and Re
irigeratots. Cooking Stoves and Utensils;
lar consignment or China. Toilet and
DinuS-R0OM Sets. and bishes u all
kind ELLIS 4 SEABRiIHr
jc 3 Auctisueers.
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JUNE RENT LIST

Full and complete. Special inducements
to immediate tenants.
J. h. ELAN & CO.
lib Main street
Phone 53t 10 2i-lt
FOR RENT, ISL or September
MODERN House. al convenience, 10.
q north Tweuty-nlnth street. overlooking
Libby Park. and the entire city ~ ~
reach Of strcet-car lines. one ~ ne
prettlest sites ia town Apply W. G. Ar
efreet f. cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

THE DIRECTORS or TIE l>UORst-
MENr MAN iEL t1NFANi haze
declared 2 scWi-auuIIi ..si.nad oi fr.E
CENT Cut 1f trs n-t earnings Tor t.-
phst s.x months. payable ~ ~ Office Oh
the company on ana after j iN ist.
This 6ltiuos tho holders ci the IN
VESTNCNr BONDS of lr- company to
interest at the rate OF per cent per
a1uum. On Ecu ~ She slal4ntc 81 .p.r
cent. on the amount standing o. toe.r
credit on the cDwpanVs books. wh.cl
viii be paid IL same Time ana place.
u ~. -lAitkr.
je 23-tJyl Secretary and Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-AT A MEET
ING OF the Boari Jf Directors az tie
70 hmoul, Fredericksburg and Potomac
/alir0at COMPANY he'd jun - $50, it
WAS resolved that "a dividend OF 3 ~ per
share be. and the same Is. hereby d.
ciared upon TIE common stock AMI tie
dividend obligations " the company, pay-
able on July z. 1873. u the holders Of
record on the 18th ~ Juno. 1875 from
Which date O. ta- stn Of July. 1855, the
transfer-bocAs shall De closed
J. J.. WINSTON.
10 8-tJy2 Treasurer.
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By J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1896 east Main street.
4 UCrION SALE OF NEW AND
"A SECONDHAND FURNITURE, STOVES,
Nc.-SpcCial gale

TUESDAY. JUNE %, ise5.
at l0.9p a. NJ
Three new oak Chamber Suits. with large
plate mirrors,
Three Large Oak Sldeboards, with plate
mirrors.
Marble-Top Chamber Suits:
\ large collection Of Chairs. Tables. Red
steads, Bureaus, Lounges, Pictures,
Easels, and Carriages,
Six Cooking Stoves:
one Single Oak Wardrobe;
parlor Suits and Sofas
Lot OF Mating;
About 30 yards Floor Oil-Cloth On REM
nants). ~ and 81 wide,
Sewing Machines, ExtenslOn-Tables Car
pets &c.--all 10 be sold without limit.
Attend this sale
J. II. VALENTINE.
je2 Auctioneer.
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e231t

ASONIC NOTICE. THE "a.
WI members OF HENkICO UNION M
LODGE. No. $780, are requested TO att3ni
a stated communication at Masonic Hail.
on Twenty-hfth street on MONDAY
EVENING at ) o'clock, Go being ST. Johns
Day. The installation ~ officers vii. take
place. Master MasOns are fraternaily III
Vite4.
BY order Of the Worshaful Master.
WILLIAM WILSON,
80,
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Py DenOon. Topper Il CO..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
E2l Main street
UCTlON SALE OF TWO NEAT

A UCTlON SALE OF TWO NEAT
~ FRAME TENEMENTs AT TUE NORTH
EAST CORNER or JACQTELIN AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. AT the Te-
quest Of the owners, who are determined
10 SELL we Will ofer al public auction.
on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE a. 1876.
at $50 +. NJ. the aboye-descrlbed TENE-
MENIS, situated at the northeast corner
Of JncQurhn and Washington siree "a.
These houses are IN nice order. contain
three rooms each, and are rented atS3 per
month. If you are looking for a good In
yestment attend this sale. as a bargain
may he expected.
TERMS Very easy. and announced az
sale.
DENOON. UPPER & co,
je p AuctiOneerS
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Portsmouth, Roanoke Game Post
pOncd.

NORFOLK. W. June -(Special)-
The Portsmouth Roanoke gam. was post
pOned on account Of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

IN execution Of decree OF The Circuit
Court Of H'nrico. entered April 6, $50
and ais. we viii sell by auction. on the
premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE "a. 1876.
at . o'clock y. NJ. the VERY ATTPAc-
IINE AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
TRACT or SUBURBAN LAND above re-
ferrcd 10. with the improvemsnts thereon.
situated on the Brook turnpike about one
mue irom the city Of Richmond. Inn
medlateiy opposite SherTo0d Park ami
embracing about thirty. three acres Of
borhood. on the best road leading
from the city, and occupying a most COM
manding position.
The property VIII be sold either as a
WhoIe, or in subdivisions as may seem
pest TO the commissioners. and plat
or * can be seen at the Office OF the
auctioneer.
As regards topography. accessibility.
and neighborhood this land has but Few
equals and should commend Itself 70
investors and others a. Offering an op-
portunlty Tor securing a property with
great possibilities In the near future
In addition TO the fine drive upon which
inc land "a lOcated-the best IN Eastern
Nirgnia-lt should be borne in mind that
tho Barton Heights electric railway IL
nut short distance east Of this favored
tract, ana, with the pecuniary assist
ance or property owners I'm this vicinity.
pike
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay the costs
or SUIT and sale. and one fourth OF the
residue Of the purchase-money. and the
other three fOurths on credits Of s. rs.
and months for notes with interest
al . per cent added end secured by A
deed OF trust; or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
J. JORDAN LEAKE
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN
EnnnLnl lfnrla mi. .lnrnra
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for sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE o. 1895.
at $50 =. NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE
To dilate upon tho location and adj
vantages OF this character os real estate
f. waste OF words, for there - not an
investor In realty in the city who ~ not
fully aware that u Is the CREAM OF
PROPERTY on the great retail street
OF our city, and IL now ripe for nrst.
class store worthy OF the location and
lot. The lot has A front Of = feet and
runs back between parallel lines i3 feet
TO an alley - feet vide, which extends
through the entire block.
The improvements now on same con-
sist Of a two-story brick dwelling, under
"A fair rental. and while allowed 10 remain
will go a long way In keeping down In
tercst and taxes. until the lucky buyer
can make arrangements 10 put suitable
Improvements on same.
TERMS. VIII be liberal and. II de-
sired. the larger part ~ the purchase
money can remain on the property for
long number OF years.
II. A. McCURDY.
ie 3 Auctioneer
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At the request Of Rev. II. 4. Tupper.
u. d., who is about To remove from the
city, I offer at private sale the. VERY
TRACTTNE RESIDENCE above referred
10. occupying "A commanding position ami
overlooking the college campus. which
gives IT nearly all the ADVANTAGES OF a
park-front lot. IL contains nine rooms.
besides the kitchen and servants rooms
has hot ard cold water. baths on two
floors. speaking tubes. electric bells, fur
naces. etc The floors " the porches,
cellars. and yardwalks are granolithic,
and the lot i enclosed with handsome
iron fence along the front and side.
Being thorough I'm construction, perfect
I'm arrangement, complete in appointments.
and charming I'm situation. there is no
more attractive home I'm tho West End,
and In location and ncighbOrhood II IS
all that could be desired.
with determination 10 sell II. 7 am
prepared 90 offer great Inducements 20
en- early applicant. and ana ready 10
show the house upon an hours notice.
= -. ROWE.
fe po-ff N Z Eleventh street.
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jc2
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
80 ACRES or LAND ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM MANCHESTER

MILES FNOM MANtHEsIEK.
Sale OF the hereinafter described real
estate having been made on January =,
1895, at y o'clock NJ. al public auction.
on the premises, by the undersigned trls-
tisemen' 10 Vit-
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I . o X II T. Il l.
RO. H. GILLIAN

20 -I-If Nil east Main StFret.
G1 ZOO FOR SALE. As
- ! sDOOo NEAT S1ORY1.4
FRAME DWELLING. detached-No. s2}
TWenty-seyenfh street. just competed.
Six rooms. CITY water. COS, etc. Deep
lot. with side alley. T. viii nay you To
examine this. FRI YOU wish % buy "a nice
little home win sell FOR cash or on
time. Apply &, owner.
~. A. BATTLEFIELD.
Co. ''-rfs No 2lll Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
ANCHOR LINE

InIIeU NINtcN NNff ofrNHN"fFN
sail from New York Every saturday
for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for saloon Passage;
ByHs II1f OF ROME, sd0 aud upward.
OrBsR sTsANERa. Calm. s4S aud upward.
Ezcurslcn 1icsets ~ reduced rs,ea
Second Cabin. s25 and $50. ssesrase. siu
Drafts at Lowest Current Hates.
For further miorms alton apply % BENDER
Sun BROTHERS, Bowling Gresa, \. T., or
my s-eod3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
.YNCIIBURG
SCORE BY INNINGS.

lZ345 6789
Pctcrsh burg ................ 100000 %
Lynchburg ................. 8 ! 90 o ! 20 IS
summary: Earned Petersburg. 3;
Lynchburg. g. Home Mcintyre,
Thompson. Two-baso hits-Turner, San
ford. Bcrryhlu Bases on bels-OH
Foreman. :. on Willis. T. Struck out-By
Foreman o. hy Wills Q Hit 10y pitcher
Lyons Double plays-Penccr % Breen
90 Turner: Ferguson TO Plock. stolen
basos-Smith. Schabel Wild pitches
Foreman. o. Willis. I. Passed balls
Brennan .. Time Of game hours. Um-
pire-Sr NcIaulblin