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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Patrick II. or Henry j Arson to Carrot W. Me-
Enerney. lot on SW corner OF Geary and IarkIn
streets w 100 by 1919; $40
PEOPLES Home Savings Bank to Claus Spreck els
lot on S line of sacramento street, l11:3 OF
Cough. 5 127 :8A by 45: $40.
Same (by receiver, j. +. Sheehan, recovery TO
same, same: $4,000.
Murphy Estate Company TO Elinor D. Pratt lot
on 5 line OF Vallejo street, 1878 OF Laguna, W
22:1O1a by s 1O7 IS; $40.
Alexander Coney to Fritza Coney, lot on line
OF Hayes street, 100 E of Laguna, E 27:6 by n
100; gift.
Failon lot on line OF Oak street.. 43 Of
Buchanan, < IS. " 81. HISS, l5:l1, w
IL %, 2:1. w l1:15s. s So: $40.
Frank j. Failon 10 same, same; gift.
Edgar c. and Almena r. Seayey to Thomas e
Haven lot on line of Devisadero street. 80 :e
: of O'Farreli y 23 IS by w 1903; $40.
Leonard L. Brown to Paul Costing, lot on Sw
corner of Fulton and Frederick Streets s % by w
100: $40.
Anna A. Brown and Emma A. Gruber to same,
same: $40.
waiter A. Carroll to Edna B. Carroll lot on w
line of Vicksburg street. ITO ) of Twenty. third y
70 by w ll7:6; also property in Alameda County;
gift
Fernando and ulia A. Nelson to James Curley
lot on line of Castro street, ia or Nine.
teenth N IS by W 1875: $40.
Walter g. Thorne to Eugene II. Campion, lot on
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MARRlED.

BARNETT-BRODEK-In this city, January j,
1895. by the Rev. DIR. J. Nieto, Abraham L. Bar
nett ana Netle Brodek.
SHIREK-LEWKow this city. January
/, 1895. by the Rev. DR.. J. N1eto, Slegfried
Shrek and Cecilia LewkowitZ
JACKSON-ERISSON--In this city. January D.
1895 by the Rev. DR.. w. w. Case, George b.
jackson and Emma j. Erisson, both of San Fran
cisco.
CABANISS-HOW ELL-In this city, DecemDer
70, 1894. at the Church of the Advent, by the
Rev H. b. Monges. George H. Cabaniss and Hat
tie +. Howell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, Jahu
arv4 1893 bv the Rev. r. G. Matnena, ID D..
William f. Kingswell and Elizabeth Olendorf,
both of San Francisco,
NUMBERING In this city, January l, 1899
by the Rev. j. IL. Schroeder. Henry Blum ano
Katie Berling. =
PETERS-HUS TEDT-In this city, January
1925. by the Rev. j. Schroeder John ii. Peters
and Dorotnea Hustedt
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FRAUD IN A TRANSFER.
Serious Allegation Against a Firm
That Failed

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 5.-Passavant g
Co. of New York have FLED suit in the
District Court against Shelton & Bro.
m archaDts at Black Hawk. who failed
October 81. 1890. 1t is alleged they owed
1925 600 and their asse;s were only
500, OO0 The suit is for S21, 768 70 for
goods claimed TO have been sold and de-
iivered. The New York firm charge fraud
in the sale and transfer Of the property.
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lRTHS--MARRIAGES-DEATHS

birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons auJhorz ed
to have the same published
BORN.
FISHER-In this city. January ., 1895. to the
wife of Marcus Fisher, son.
MAHLER-In this city. December 80, 1894. to
the wife OF William Mahler. son.
MEDovICH-In this city. to the wife OF T. c.
Medovich. n son.
TAYLOR-In this city, January 8. 1895, to the
wife of L. A. Taylor. daughter.
JESS-In this city. January a, 1885, to the wife of
John jess, adanghter.
BEHM-In this city. December 81. 1894, to the
wife OF x. Benin, son.
RHODES-n. this city, December 20. 1894, to the
wife OF FRI nk Rhodes. q son
wALL-In this city, December 30. 1894. to the
wife OF John j Wall, a son.
BRUNS0N-In this city. November 49, 1895, to
the wife of William Brunson, a daughter.
BoYLE-At the Potrero, January 4, 1898. to the
wife OF Patrick Boyle, son.
BARToN-January 4, 1895, to the wife OF Rich
ard D. Barton. son.
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MADE A SHORT CIRCUIT
Fatal Result of an Electricians
CareIeSsueSS

TACOMA, Jan. 5.-Two Thousand volts
of electricity passed through Peter Peter
son, day electrician at the City Light sta
ton. this morning. instantly killing him.
In making changes on the switchboard he
grasped two plugs at the same time, his
thumbs touching them too far uD and on
the noD-insulated portion. There was
fash and he fell back dead. He had been
in the employ of the company six years,
and his death is attributable to careless
meas
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Builders Contracts.

August Schiller with Charles B. Schmid, to
bufId a three-story frame building on Z line Of
Powell street, 1875 of Pine, S 20 by 65 :6;
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soArsroyE COMPANY CHARTERED.
To Manufacture Articles OF That
Commodtty-Cnn

CIiARLOTTESVILLE. VA April D.
(Special)--A charter was to-day granted
hy the Corporation Court 70 the ped
mont Soapstone Company. The oihceiS
for the first year are: John Il. Noon. presl-
dent: J. W. Marshall, secretary and trea-
surer: who, together with VI. kautm ~
u Hartman. 3. 9. Flanagan. and John
NJ. White. constitute the Board Of III
rectors. The capitol stock is TO be not
less than $25.O0l nor more than $1,000.
The Office is to be in Charlottesville. The
principal object Of the company Is the
manufacture Of articles made from soap
stone. The company has purchased the
real estate Of the Buffalo Soapstone Com
many. OF Nelson county, u valuable pro-
perty.
Eighteen citizens have announced them
selves as candidates for Aldermen at tne
approaching primary. Twelve are to be
nominated.
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GRADUATED SUGAR,
Best American Refined &c. Per Pound.

Clipped Beef lyc. per pound.
Fresh SODA Crackers, DC. pound.
Country Hams, Zoe. per pound.
S-pound cans Tomatoes &C..
White Cora. J5c. per busheL
Small California Hams, 5c. per pound.
Mocha and Java Gomez. ZJc. pound
Hest new crop New Orleans Mo.asses.
" ewR North Carolina cut Herrings, &C..
rer dozen. or 500 per half-barrel
, dozen New North Carolina Roe Her
rings for &c, or SID pef Adit-parreL
Vanilla and G0lden-Dr.p Syrup. 29c. per
Thistle Tomatoes. &c. per can.
California Dried Cherries, DC. per pound
Best New YORK Creamery Butter. z0c.
~ lmothy Hay, Coo hundred weight.
eugar-Curel Shoulders, &c. pound.
small Early June Peas. SC. per pound.
Iry our Flour at $40 per barrel us q
good fam.ly-lsc. Per sack.
California Aprlcots, lie can.
Peerless and Early Rose Irish Potatoes.
Thirteen pounds Best Virginia Buck
JaS. Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers.
elc' per pound. Java AMI Laguyra.
pure Lard. &C.. per pound.
Large Cans tomatoes igF &c.
rounds Best Leaf Lard FOR &c.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, 800
pure sugar-Syrup. l5c. gallon.
Good Tea. Doc. per pound.
Pure Rye WElskey. 1 years ol- - per
silver King Patent Family Flour, bes,
so!d. $3.50 per barrel. or &c. Per sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, Is per
barrel. 9r 9e- per sack. -
i;s@t City Mlls - al. sc. Or hushel-
Fresh Table Butter. l0c pound.
Price-List mailed on application.
9. ULLMAS'S SON.
$50 and iGzz eas: Main street.
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THE DRUMMERS' CASE
MAYOR COLLIER AFFIRMs HIS DE.
CIsrON-AN ArrEAL TAKEN.
Canvassfng for Orders to Enlarge
Pictures and Failing 10 Fay the
die Politics.

PETERSBURG, VA, April 23.-(Spe-
ITALIAN interesting case involving the
,ons,itutionality of city ordinance.
vas heard In the Mayors Court this
morning. Several weeks ago, as an
bounced in this correspondence. several!
persons representing the Chicago Portrait
Company. Il corporation chartered in III
,ois. whose business IL 10 enlarge photo
Iraphs and other pictures. were arrested
Cor canvassing this city for orders, and
we're fined. They paid their fines and
.osts under protest. The ordinance Of
he city reads: "All persons canvassing
The city for copying pictures of every
description. shall pay n specific license
v SO" I, was for failing to pay this
icense-tax that the persons were arrested
md fined.
\ EEHEAR1NG
The Mayor granted a rehearing IN the
case OF Carl &. kamp, one or the men,
and to-day heard argument In the case
Mr. George :. Bernard. representing the
defendant. and Mr.. George Mason appear
ing for the city. IL was coniended Dy MI
Bernard that under the decisions OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States, in
the famous drummers' case. ana DINERS
OF similar import the ordinance taxing
the defendant is as unconstitutional as
a restriction upon interstate commerce.
The Mayor overruled the point MADE
by counsel for the defendant. and affirmed
his decision previously rendered. imposing
n fine and costs. an appeal was taken
10 the Circuit Court.
\ LAUNCH PARTY.
About dozen couples left the city this
morning on steam launch. on an eN-
cursion 70 Shirley. on James river. me
excursion was given by Mr. John Moyler,
In compliment to Misc Elsie Harrison.
The ticket nominated by the Democratic
convention OF Dinwiddie county yester-
DAY, is an unusually strong and popular
one. II is not believed THAI any possible
combination can defeat IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

other colored man lost his life on coai
pier No. 3. short distance from the
scene Of the drowning. His name was
Izalah Dorian. He went between t"9
ooal-cars while they were In motion anu
was ca,xht between the bumpers he
lived but short time after the acct
dent.
Samuel @. Mar. n prominent attorney
OF Trenton. y. J., arrived here this morn
Ing. he is the uncle or Edgar l." Naar,
the newspaper man found dead III pt'
IN this city several weeks ago. aud ne
came for the purpose OF having the re-
mains 81 his nephew removed to Tren-
ton. Mar was penniless when ms oealH
occurred ard he was buried at the eN-
pense Of the county. Soon after the H.
tcrment, however, some Hebrews mere
rad the body removed 10 the JEWISH
Cemetery, in Norfolk. Upon learning
this Mr. Samuel Mar left for that city
for the purpose Of fulfilling his mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
FIVE sHEE? KILLED ny DOGS.
The Man Who Had the D"G-Lh"
<dcuscd the Victim.

OFFLEY. VA, April 3.-(SpeciaL)-
Several focks Of sheep have been
harassed by dogs lately. and considerable
damage done. In one instance they were
discovered, fortunately, soon after they
had commenced operations, and were run
of. and subsequently killed: but the worst
harm was done 10 the hock OF our
esteemed hool-Superintendent W. II.
Campbell. last week. who lost hVe olH
sheen and two lambs, besides having
others bitten and worried. HIS experience
In this line has been very unior tuh -l.l.
having hem depredated on In this way
several times in the last fifteen or TWEEN
~ wears: and he was mainly Instrumental
m getting the adoption Of the dos-iaw'
which the supervisors lately repeated on
the ground that its enactment "ouih cost
moro than the revenue would come to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
York County Democrats.

YORKTOWN. VA. April 25.-(Special)
The Democratic party OF York county
met here In convention to-day, number
ing twenty-five delegates. from the four
districts OF the county. The meeting was
called TO order by COunty-Chairman W.
- Gofiigan. and that gentleman was
unanimously chosen permanent presiding
officer OF the convention. and Mr.. J. l..
Crockett. secretary.
The following gentlemen were nom'-
mated as standard-bearers Mr. j. F. Hub
bard Commemorative Attorney (present
incumbenr; Mr. George l.. Smith. Urea
surer (present incumbenD; Mr. Thomas
Phillips Sheriff: Mr.. George T.. Bryan.
Commissioner OF the Revenue present
Incumbent The whole ticket was made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

the unanimous choice Of the convention.
and perfect harmony prevailed. We naFs
a strong ticket and should win
The nominations for Supervisors stand
as follows: Bruton, J. 7. Bull: Nelson.
John &. Beer: Grafton. w. r.. Gofhsan
Poauoson, r. J. Forrest.
The Prohibitionists are making them
selves heard IN Grafton district, and
have placed MIR. J. y. NJ. Sieight in the
field for Supervisor.
The Republicans hold district meetings
on the 9th and meet In convention on
the 10Th.
Judge Gunter holds his regular term OF
Circuit Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

nue-CommIssiOurr Contest
Fight 10 the Finfsh-P~rsonnf.


MONTERREY. VA. April 23.-(Special.)-
The county campaign progresses with I'M
usual quictness. although the various
candidates are pushing their claims Win
earnestness. Perhaps the most spirited OF
the contests IS between :. W. Sfc.rctt.
Of Blue Grass District. and W. +. Camp
bell. Of Monterey. candidates for Com
missioner of the Revenue. and friends
Of both admit that the Fight will be TO a
finish.
Commonweal s-Attorney l.. H. Ste
phensOn. and his son BOYD were IN Lewis
burg. ". Va, last week on business.
DR. John NJ Cunningham. with his wiie.
OF Narlinton. W. Va. is visiting MS
father. Mr.. W. y. Cunningham. Of TINS
place.
Commercial-Travcler Vance was regis
tered at the Commercial House on the
2lst instant.
l.. 4. OrndorG. one OF our entefprising
merchants. has returned from week s
business stay AZ Stanton.
Miss Josephine stephenson. who IS at
terdiug the Augusta Female Seminary
Stanton. is taking Il short vacation WIN
her parents In Monterey.
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wARwICN COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Primary 10 Choose Candih"tes-""e
Negro Drowned: Another kiIic"'

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April B.
(snecial1-The Democratic County Ike
cutIye Committee Of Warwick county met
here this afternoon and selected Tuesday
April s0th, as the date for holding the
urinary To choose the Democratic candi-
dates FOR county Offices. II WAS lntended
that the election should be heid IN hc-
cordonco with tho Walton election law.
but a voter viii be- allowed Eve minutes
10 cast his ballot. instead OF two and one
half minutes. az that measure provides.
This change IS due to the multiplicity Of
candidates.
\ hot nght Is being made. and the live
Hest interest f. manifested In the result.
The candidates to be voted for ar a. fol-
lows: For Commonwealth Attorney. T..
: Robinson present incrmbenO; \. g.
Garrett. ard j. X VI. Newton. for Com
missioner OF the Revenue. W. Il. Bal
lard present incumbenD, G. i. Bailey,
and Edwin Phillips: for Treasurer, j. NJ.
Curtis (present incumbent. who has been
in the office twenty years.: FOR Sheriff.
T. W. Mnsteat (present incumbenO. and
G. G. Smith: COR justices 81 the Peace.
W. T. Moss. c. r. Hoskna. J. r. Ford
(prcsent Incumbent. J. y. G. Brown, W.
=. Barrett. n G.. Puiliam; for Constable.
Saunders shield preseut Incumbent. ".
Taylor Robbins. and Captain George
Fitchett.
FATAL ACCIDENTS
while Middle Cash (colorc.n was climb
ing up the side or q steamship last night,
the rope ladder upon which he was as
condin- slipped. causing him 10 fall back
into the river. Strange 10 say, he did
not rise - the surface ~ the water.
Ills body was recovered two hours later.
-.
pier. Ilc was going aboard the ship
10 work in the hold. This morning an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
AuCrroy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~, seabght "A east broaa S"''"
Auction SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.

= oak Ex,enslon-Ta5le and Hisa-Bs,k
Dining Chairs,
Table linens. g.,
Silver Tea Sets. Chan and Glassware;
Hall and stair Carpets,
4 Walnut chamber suits;
Spring Beds and Htr,MattesSes'
FEATHER pillows and Bolsiers.
ned Linen. spreads and Blanke's;
lounges COuches. Framed Picture,
Wardrobes. and Miscellaneous kitchen
Articles.
Don't fail 10 attend this ,eie. as an
roods are nrat-ciass. and WILL BE-
soTD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Tho house for rent Tor unexDre4 Inns
al a specially low price. ...
ELLIS & SEABRIGHT.
an AurtlrEeora
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MORE IMPORTANT.

Certainly no case OF Mr.. Lees in Phila-
Jclphia could be more important than
This one. and Nr. Harrison. as he has
other lawyers associated with him in his
ease In Richmond. could easily have
postponed the case FOR few days. or, IN
view q the Panriu case. lent IL 10 the
amusement Of his associates NJ. Mon
tague asked the Judge 10 set the case for
Tomorrow morning at 70 o'clock. Mr..
rannilrs counsel could be summoned by
telegraph. Mr.. LcrS. as further defence
- his position. asserted that the case
IN which Mr. Lee was engaged in Phila-
sclphia was a very important one. and
that his brother had come all the way
from Europe in order to DO present. a. 10
Nj Harrison's case. he knew nothing
lr.utte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24
SET FOR TO-DAY.

Judge Paul declared that the reasons
assigned COR postpOning the trial Of the
case were not al all satisfactory AMI
that the reasons now assigre1 were en-
tirely different from those given at the
March term. He decided that the case
should be taken Up to-morroo morning
at % o'clock.
Mr.. Montague. after the dismissal OF the
jury. spoke on the question Of Mr.. Pan
MIS- bail. and said that he objected 10
the validity OF the bond, on the ground
that its execution by the attorneys in fact
FOR some Of the sureties was not In ac-
cordance wi:h the power Of attorneys. In
ether words. Captain Pannill had not
been given the authority by three Of the
Petersburg sureties to sign $1,000 bond,
but had been given the power OF attor-
ney TO sign for only $3.50 The Judge sus-
tanned Mr.. Montague's objection, and de-
,ided that the entire bond was invalid.
Later in the day Pannill was arrested
md lodged in Jail.
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g. ULLMAN'S SON.
1870 and iszz eas: Main street.
sDha1a
Phone SIG

WANTED. TO LOAN MONEY ~
SMALL AND LARGE AMOUNTS on
furniture. pianos. diamonds. watches.
Short-tlme paper discounted. Al COM
dress PROMPT, care Dispatch office
NH of-aQdfrn
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| ID L a l. HOUSES


70 from the most eminent design
ers will appear In this paper
81 M weekly. LARGE illustrated floor
&V plans. elevations. and details Of
each, capable Of being changed,
enlarged or contracted. 10 suit require
ments SENT POSTPAID TO any address
upon receipt OF s., and ANY
FIVE ordered at one time so.
TO EVERY ONE who contemplates
building. remodeillag. or contracting for
attractive. convenient houses that SELL
READILY for the most money, whether
built in city. town, or country. THESE
plans are likely 70 give Information worth
hundreds Of dollars. Indeed, THEY HAVE
been the msans Of making most profitable
investments in building rentable and sala-
bic hous 5 against unrentab!e. unstable
houses on the dFy-goods-box plan. 1T
WILL NOT DO for one to say: This
box. called house viii DO for me, for
l do not expect 10 sell" Look around
you. dear reader, and see how many such
fair hopes OF security have ben blasted
In single day. BUILD ATTRACT
IyELY. then. TO keep. much pleasure Is
derived. and 10 sell much satisfaction IN
knowing that no forced sale will cause a
loss 10 you or yours.
OUR PLANS viii give you for & COM
parstiye pittance that which years OF
study end experience OF the brightest
minds have acquired, and TO INVEST
In them Is TO give you specific information
upon which all mechanics can compete
inteilig.n,ly, and thereby you receive th.
lowest possible bid. and THE PLANS
and specifications protect you fully from
imposition
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LOST, sTRAyED, AND FOUND.

LOST. LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
DOG Dog-tag 50 Reward when re-
turned 20 II - west Leigh street. and
no questions asked. ap Zi-It'
lost MONDAY AFTERNOON BE-
TW ZEN Millers Old field and the Brook
road. POCkET-BOOK. containing
deeds. notes, and handbook. Liberal re-
ward for 81 return 70 VICTOR FLOTD'S,
by Major Ginter's toll-gate. or write ,lis
Office. ap G-lr
LOST. 4 YOUNG SETTER DOG:
color. blue and black; owners name On
collar Reward II left % Southern E.X-
press-Ofice. sl3 east Main street.
ap Z3-iw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

This charming villa we can build you
for 1850; built scrupulously plain for
sl,&9. Pay cash for the lot 10 put It
on that We can sell on that high plateau
near the New reservoir for so TO tl5 per
foot. and the home a. yours on monthly
rental payments. Plain per cent. in
teresi on what you owe. without broker
age or commission. are the terms.
This house. when built by our spec!Aca-
tons. is = marve. OF caeapness. How
ever. II must be remembered we do not
seek 70 make money en- houses when
We build them upon our own lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS At
COUNTRY RESIDENCE; one quarter or
A mile from University. Address Box s.
University station, Cnarlott-sv.lle' va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

FOR RENT 30. us NORTH EfCuII
STREET. rooms. CluFeu. No. ana t
good order. Wen located. Terms 900
rate. Apply D. l.. a. BARBER 10
Leigh street li -l-l'
FOR RENT. LARGE WAaEHOrs.
with steam elevators. ln good i0ca'
for "a wholesale business. For further l4.-
tlcuiars apply o.
ap i7--t DAVENPORT a. MORRIS
FOR RENT DESIRABLE SrDfi--
DAN RESIDENCE on Grove road Doll
Soldiers Home. splendid twfiiIrF aI.
grove. ana twenty acres HrI ifrl
SUTTON A. CD.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
an 2i-su&W
FOR Rent CALL. WRITE. N.
PHONE $50. $50 flr APRIL KEA"-LI
Great Inducements on red flr 1924.
tenants FRANK -. HILL a. co.
Esal Estate Agents,
north E.eFegth street.
nh 2s-F.su& WIN
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL H7'N -
CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE, RENT. AND EXCHANGE
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT. and EEPAlE-
ED on monthly instllments.
MONEY TO LEND on city and su3Lf'
ban real estate. 40 delay
RENTS collected and LIBERAL advances
made Apply f1r Land Guide"
GEORGE T. CRAWFORD r co.
e. If SI&We - ~. lvD Bank street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

WANTED. 70 BUY \ GOOD, GEN
TI.D STYLISH DRIVING HORSE.
Must b. cheap. Ca,l at Room 10. !,
Third floor. lcl Nam street. ap .l-It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND IhE
yESDEE. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD t I.i
TkNES FOR THE CURRENT noo
OAR YEAR ARE TO III tAD TttH
RATA by THE VENDOR AMI
NENDEE. o>.-ooo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

NJ rSouest OF Mr.. Isaac sycle' S wno ~ ~
sdci,rine housekeeping, We VIII ~"
10 iO2 east clay street. on
THURSDAY. APRIL % is'o'
,encIng az 1880 A. ~. his enti I
iIoi'sE,HOtD GOODS, BhiS-AD~
D' Nss1ive Walnut HalIrack; ,oe,
MODERN Square Knabe Piano. ID p''''S
Very Fine Parlor Cabinet; .,or and
parlor Sults-one IN h'VH' p"''
ono in back parlor: ,o,on.
0nya1rop Table and Fancy lamp
HfSntoi- Clocks. Fancy Rockers,
Iiandgomr Lace Curtains ana Fo9ue'e
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