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For Women Of the Rubcns Type.
HTa-nar's BaZarl

4 fresh white gown IS always an agree
able sight in itself. but plain white and all
pale cOlors are sure 10 enlarge the appa-
rent size OF the figure. and require sklful
art IN designing the dress. To find a color
which makes ones size look small, take
the stuffs into twilight, and observe
which show darkest; those coloTs, or gar
ments Of those colors. will be the ones TO
choose at least for walking costumes for
large women. Large but well-subdued
piaids or brocades have a good effect In
taking away the Darkness of wide spaces.
Broad diagonal or crepe has a similar ef-
feet, and every one knows that vertical
stripes impart tall and slender appear
ance.
The stout woman's beauty IS OF the
magnificent and stately order, and must
b.. clothed In massive folds or ample
drapery. not scant and tight patterns.
The gown should IT. OF coarse, in re
fined trim curves, because the true clas-
sic drapery is simply out Of the question
for ordinary womens wear at present.
Classic folds would really glorlty the
stout woman. as they did the old Roman
expresses and matrons; but. as l said,
that is out of the question. So much the
worse There must, then, be corsets and
a well-ftted bodice. but also folds OF
drapery In vertical or Bcrpentlne lines,
a generous wealth Of material TO CORE
spond with the form IL covers.
The present fashions are well adapted
10 IN. stout beauty. II she will avoid the
belt effect The shirtwa!st she should
never. never be induced TO wear for any
consideration whatever. A long flowing
sacaue. or long-skirted Louis XVI coat
particularly with seam around the front,
about : or 3 inches below the waist-line
with the back cut In one p.ecs-thesa
should replace the shirt-waist for her
me long basque, the long-skirted jacket
are her designs. The prince..e dress is
her very OWL.
The belted waist she can afford to leave
% the slender young woman. Anything
IKE A belt for her wear must be curved
and get several inches below the waist
line. dropping In front and back; but the
absence OF any belt improves her ngure.
Any figure. however short, can wear the
-.klrted basque the relative pro-
nortions Of waist-line. skirt. and edge OF
upder.klrt are studied on the figure who
wears the skirt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Rife AND GRAYDAY.
,,lo1ts Exposition Irritation to the
Veterans Of Both Armies.
.,ocR NMME OF EN''S
.sarc..c. of welcome w''i he Made
b, General Io"T''re'' and ''nF'''
y,.ponscs by Generals Gordon
and LawIer'

.~rA GA, September THE
...... On Programme for Gray-and-
.., 5ur,ug the exposition have ar
DE following order:
-.. veterans OF the late war Will
.. a., the auditorium on the expo
--.,,.ls on Blue-and-Gray Day
che ast instaut-at =. NJ
S- ,.y VIII be seated in reserved
Tho sons and daughters OF
~ both armies and all visitors
.,..s.,ion are invited to be present.
.,, william a. Hemphili Will pre-
~.. following order Of exercise will
.. ,,..., by tho Exposition Band.
...,.- nv Rev. Or. Mcdonald.
,,.... d. the Exposition Band.
..,-..ses Of welcome. as follows:
-., T. Il. Lewis. representing the
500 70 Ellis. representing the Con-
.. Veterans OF Georgia.
, r. Watson. r representing the
t.u.v " the Republic In the
+or,rt-Gcrcral Longstreet repre-
....t.e Conf lcrates or the South'
v.... ly Exposition Band Na'lohai
uH.
.., John r. Gordon, commander-in-
rri,,5 confederate Veterans.
rgwler. comm-nder-in-chief
-f army of the Republic.
.,..r. day Will be unusually IN
... ANA the evening Will be made
...,. bv Nominations and other dis
'r,a r-e.s is respectfully requested 10
attention Of the people of the
,.-...f states 20 this great assembly, OF
-.ry.e veteran soldiers Many
,r. ,-t9 Illustrated American ValOr
...,.. yiI be- present, and the occasion
... b.. notable hy reason OF It's signitying
-.,l.rs u the world the complete
...-..tt- unity - this United states.
i-t,. r,rir1l and hearty recognition OF
.f.is-fr Qualities displayed IN Obedience
,,i.-r-t convictions presents Ieatui
~ tta American character mat VIII VIII
,t.r.--a.t ~ the world.
-,-. l.,.rrou devotion 70 constitutional
,,--osrt which tho occasion Veriiies,
r r.ars,ire al sections Of our great
,,..r..,1 rerublic as 10 the perpetuity OF
e.. r.utlcal freedom founded by our
t..f, .rars. Every participant in the
,.--...- ~ the day thus set apart In
..s.- r., show public voneration for valor,
~. ,r.r ne 10 emphasize the fact Of the
g--o u-.-n OF q great people viii add
now n..ro 90 his record already made
,-.,r.r in the uniform Of blue or gray.
.-.-eD CLEMENT a. EVANS,
n. b. NEAL.
j. r LEWIS.
a. !. WFlsT-
II. l.. WILSON.
Committee.
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ADFORD.
Marriage Announcements he
cent Convention.

Marriage announcements he
cent Convention.
EAST RADFORD. VA, September l.
(Spccial) Cards are out FOR two weddings
eu the 18th instant. Mr.. J. Cusus Peter,
formerly o. Culpeper county, but now
O. valued assistant IN the managers oiiic2
o. the Ralford Pipe and Foundry Com
l.rr. viii Do married at the EpIscopdi
church tho bride being Miss Gerruie
Pl. 81 this place on the same day AZ
Bourne - mortal church, Mr.. Frank W.
PAYNE and Miss Belle Fisher VIII DC
married
The public schools OF the city will open
September OH for a full session Of nine
months Professor ". =. Gum is prn-
spal. ana be- viii be assisted by II corps
y eleven teachers.
Ou account u the smallpox scare Pro
lessor Miles has opened 81. Adams Schoel
a. Max Meadows, instead Of az Radtord.
rte school Viii be returned here about
January !, 1876.
Nr Waiter J. Ilnkous. q prominent
3d. noss-man and Mason, is very III with
tplo.1-fover.
4 HARMONIOUS CONVENTION.
The Democratic convention which met
here on the 5th represented the bone ana
snow % the county. and IL was remarked
how harmonious were the proceedings
hrI with what Dispatch the business was
Transacted Major William vi. Ellis. in
splendid speech, nominated Mr.. Charles
D. Mcdonald. while Judge ". II.
Vaughan. IN equally as forcible manner
dominated Major John r. COwan. Mr..
Vs. H. Wharton nominated MIR d. X.
lak0us. The convention took but one
yoic and while one man was selected
ana two disappointed. there was no quar-
rolling and everybody was satisfied WIN
Tie action OF the meeting. The nominee
Nr Mcdonald IS A graduate OF the VIZ
gna Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iage. and is a man Of sterling Integrity
and business capacity. lie owns Inc
farm near BlacksbuTg and successfully
breeds fine horses and cattle. lie WIZ
make strong and active canvass. and
with the proper backing OF his party vii
De elected by good majority. Your
correspondent noticed one thing In the
convention hall There were three pro-
spcctWc Republican asplrants Tor the
domination In their party present ana
they watched with interest the proceed
ings but the longed-for mistake was not
made. and the strongest man was MADE
the standard-bearer. The convention was
largely In favor u Hon. John w. Daniel
70 succeed himself, ana the financial ques-
ton vas let alone.
READ WITH INTEREST.
The telegram In the Dispatch from
N'ofd concerning . proposed railroad 10
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MISS LANGHORvE's INJURY.
She VIII Have TO he Very Quiet for
Three or Eour Weeks

GREENWOOD. VA. September T.
especially miss Irene LAnghorne, who,
with her nancee. Mr.. Charles Dana Glib
son. met with n painful accident on
wednesday. has been resting quits well
to-day at her fathers residence. Mira
dor" near here. In fact. she ha. suffered
very little pain since the doctor dressed
her wound The llgaments % the left
knce-cap are broken. and II Will require
perfect quiet for thrs, or.f four weeks be-
fore she win be able 20 move about.
Mr.. Gibson had the bone Of the middle
finger in HE right hand broken just mid
way between the kauckl. snd wrist.
Fearing that thi, might be a very serious
injury for an artist, he hurried en- TO
New York to secure the best possible
medical advice.
The accident occurred while the two
were driving over TO spend the evening at
Alton Park. this country home OF tbs
Lamberts. 1t was a besutiful moonlight
night. and when within q hall mile OF
their destination, and going down hill,
the horse SHE'D 10 one side and threw the
occupants OF the vehicle down an en-
h1nkment. Miss Langhorn. fell upon
her left knee. and Xr. Gibson upon his
head. but the latter held on to the reins.
with the result as above stated. Friends
soon arrived. and the wounded were taken
TO Alton Park. where they were attended
by Or. J. D. Smith. Unfortunately, Miss
Langhorne walked from the vehicle 10
the house. which fact may have agra
waited the nature OF her hurt. She has
been the recipient OF many expressions
Of sympathy from friends here and else
where.
Miss Bessie Martin. OF Richmond, her
friend, arrived this evening.
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BY direction OF Andrew j. Berry. ESQ,
who 10 declining housekeeping, l VIII sc"
at his residence, No. iool IL west MAJ"
street, on
MONDAY, THE 9TH INSTANT
at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, without reserve
Superb Steinway & Son Is octave
Rosewood Case Piano. one OF tne DeS'
in this city as 20 tone and nnlsn.
1 very elegantly finished Parlor 9u,l y.
seven pieces. of Turkish upholstery
in finest silk covering. ,
Walnut Frame Parlor Suit In velvet plush'
2 Wrench Plate-Glass Pier Mirrors-one
in fine gold gilt; tho other in walnut
frame.
1 OF the most expensive Egyptian Alcove
Lamp-Stands in this city, Win o'ne'
Brass Library Lamps.
The parlor. Chamber Hall, and STAR
Carpets are OF the best quality.
The dining-room IS furnished with an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Verdict of Murder,

OsWEGO. y. T.. SEPTEMBER THE
coroner's jury in the case OF Albert
K1mpthorne. who was shot and killed by
Mrs Earrie, Keller August 9Th. to-day
returned a verdict OF wilful murder. Mrs
Keller claimed that Kempthorne entered
her house and committed an assault on
her, when she seized gun and shot him
I'm The back, killing him instantly. The
evidence tended 10 show that Konpthorne
had been In the habit OF visiting the
woman, and that she made no resistance
10 his entry 10 the house on the Aisht In
question. ..-s...-..A--..-- 49,.
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ry1ov MANDATES DISREGARDED.
Firemcn ma Pumpmen at ishpe-
r,guo Mines Threatened.

Firemcn ma Pumpmcn at Ishpe-
ming Mines Threatened.
IsHpEMING. MICH. September Tho
Miners Union ordered the pumpmen, fire
men. ana other union employees engaged
"a. s.-.-r q Of the mine Of the Lake SUI
r--- Company 20 come out this morning
h.t tae mon say the order IL a ridiculous
Cae ana stick % their posts.
r'ra filling W the mine with water made
81 st.rfaee Of several weeks, and the com
ranv has been seriously considering
total suspension ~ mIne-work there
during the winter. The pumps would pe
run IN case no mining was done anu
The pumpmen desire 10 hold their POSI-
.nns. -
The pumpmen working at Section 10
min. Of the same company received elil-
lar orders this morning, but they say they
vu not obey. This is the first refusal
d. obey the unions dictates. and Il indi-
Gates weakness on the part OF the union.
Thc Champion mine will start lie steam
shovel ana ore-crusher on Monday. n
number OF men have asked for work ana
protection.
the pumps at the Negaunee mines are
t.pt in operation by mine clerks ana
ys. ,,,
Rocks were rolled down the steep hill
Immediately north OF the Cleveland Lake
81 n mine last night. They came dan
csf1uely near a sentry, who challenger
b.. persons rolling them, receiving no
r..'v soon after that another huge rock
CAM. numbering down tho steep incline
T.e soldier fred into the woods whence
re rock appeared TO start. and aiter this
tf.re was 10 further rock-roliing.
Tho Gremen and pumpmen are threaten
81 with trouble II they do not come OUT.
A Cornish miner said the union would
turn the Firms upon the union men VINO
refused 10 obey the order 10 come out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
BY ID. Seabright, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE
Elegant Household Furniture
Superb 7I.Octave "Steinway" Piano; Parlor Chamber
Dining. Room Hall, and Stair Carpets; Elegant Paror
and Mantel Ornaments Plate-Glass Pier Mirror;
Ornamental Lamps; Fine China; Glassware;
Silver.Plated Ware, &C..
To Be Sold at Auction Unreservedly

expensive suit Of Massive Extension
Table. Buffet, China Press. High
Back Chairs. New Refrigerator. silver
Plated Water Filter. a large ana
valuable collection OF fine China, Glass.
ware, and Sllver-Plated Ware, and
Table Linen. and Cutlery.
Handsome Clock. Bronzes. and Mantel
Ornaments. Elegant Engravngs. Lace
Curtains. Fancy Chairs. and Tables.
l Elegant Brass Canopy Bedstead with
fine bedding, pillows, etc.
Chffonieres, Dressing Cases, etc. etc.
Everything in the house Is as good as
new: was the best that could be bought.
and will be sold without reserve. and mus,
be removed at once.
The house will be open on Saturday
from 10 10 o'clock to parties who may
wish to examine before day Of sale.
n. blades are especially invited Il
attend this sale.
ss6 J. ID. SEABRIGHT. Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
A West virginia blacksmith Run
Over by a Train.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. September T.
Wilson Lavender. aged 49, q blacksmith
OF Peerless, was run over near Browns
town by Chesapeake and Ohio train this
morning. His head. one arm. and one les
were severed. and he was otherwise oaoly
mangled. He leaves a widow and three
children. Foul play is suspected, and de-
tectives are working on the case The
engineer on the train says he moved
iust before the train struck him. Ma In
nncSt WAS held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
NM 49, ~
ELEGIBLE Residences FORE
IL SALE PRIVATELY ID
PY / r. ELAN e. CO.

FRANKLIN. near Harrison. one OF tne
best in that choice location, ana at
FRANKLIN. near Madison. modern. and
attractive in size and in price
GRACE. near Ryland. detached. spacious.
attractive. and very deslraoie' stapie
on the lot.
GRACE. near Harrison, new, specialiy Al,
tractiye in design and hnisn; soon
brick stable.
GRACE. near Shafcr. thoroughly modern.
spacious, and complete; very cneap'
possession at once. ..,...
GRACE. near Second, specially. attractive
modern, spacious. and handsome.
GRACE. between Third ard Fourth, three
stories. neat substantial. and CON
venient: modern convenlsnces; light,
dry, basement offices; nice order, pos
And on PARK. Floyd. and Grove ave-
nues and Third street Other very DC,
sirable residences that we shall be glad
10 show. Many Of them at bargains, ana
on easv terms. j. b. ELAN & CO,
SO gilt 1u3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
VcrriI,Ic ncuth of Miners,

HOUGHTON, MICH, September AT
1890 o'clock tbs afternoon fire was dis
covered by timbermen in the thirtyse-
venth level OF the Oscalo mine. The tim
bermen rushed 10 the shaft, and gave the
alarm. Thirty miners were at work at
the time, and up to a late hour tonight
hut one person had been rescued-a
pump-boy-and he died shortly after
reaching the omen air.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

this point was read with interest here.
our people viii hail with delight road
from that direction. Tho Norfolk and
Western main line, the New River branch
70 the coal-nelds. the Hinton and New
River road 10 this point ond the proposed
Atlantic and Danyllc connection would
make Badford ono OF the best places CON-
mercially in Southwest Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
BABY WKEE 4 HERO.
He Calamity saves Little Cousin
from Drowning.

OLD FORGE. y. Y, September THE
Young daughter OF Mrs. Russell b. Har-
rison was saved from drowning last eve
ming bv her cousin. Benjamin Harrison
Mckee. Both are benjamin Harrison 5
grandchildren. Benny and his sister Mary
were playing about the dock. as was also
their cousin. Benny saw his cousin ran
into the water. and ran TO her rescue no
pulled her 10 the edge OF the DOCK, 10
which she chung fast until Generai mar
r,son and the other members OF the
household came out, when she was
rescued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
BOsTON's MASONIC TEMPLE.

The Magnificent Structure DAM
aged by Fire ana water.
BOSTON. MASS, September 7.-Bos-
toms magnificent Masonic Temple, cor
ner Of Boylston and Fremont streets. was
badly damaged by fire and water to-day.
The fire started in one OF the upper sto-
rics. and practically destroyed all above
the third floor Of the seven-story build
ing.
The damage to building and contents,
including Knights Templar and Masonic
I.odre rorala. swords. banners. and
other paraphernalia, is estimated at $780,
O1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
REBELLION IN CHINA.
Question at Picking of Asking As
distance of Russia.

LONDON, September IA dispatch
from Shanghai 10 the Globe says re-
belIion has broken out in the Province
Of Kansuh. and assumed a very serious
phase. The Imperial army has been
routed by the rebels, who have captured
eleven cities. In official circles In Peking
the question IS being discussed Of asking
the assistance of Russia 10 suppress the
outbreak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Uc1rd of Trade building Damaged.

LOUISVILLE. KY. September 1.-THE
Br.rd-of-Trade Building was damaged by
fire at noon to-day 10 the extent of s20,-
900 Origin unknown.
Several female stenographers. were car
ried out Of the building by way OF the
nre~eScane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of PATRICK IGOvERN.
who died at No. Soi Brook avenue Friday,
at p. NJ, win take place THIS AFTER
NOON at $50 O'Clock, from Sacred-Heart
church. Friends and acquaintances in
yited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Mrs. Josie ID. O'Brien.

In remembrance OF our sister. JOSIE
ID. O'BRIEN. beloved wife OF John T.
O'Brien. who departed this life one year
ago, September s, 1894:
Love and life and death in remem-
brance;
Beneath the silent shades OF Ivy,
In the narrow-casket bed.
They have placed our darling sister
With the calm and peaceful dead.
with the lilies wreathed about her.
And the laurels on her breast,
Wake her not-the Saviour called her
sweetly, calmly, let her rest.
BY her Sisters ard Brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
$500 CASH

and so per month will buy NEW, De
'TACHrb. MODERN. GROOM DWELL
ING. centrally located. Price, 1900.
DEMON, TUPPrH 4 co,
CO sir SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
By J. d. Seabright. Auctioneer
First and Broad streets

DOSITIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PARL0a
ORGAN, BOOKCASES. CARPETS. FEA-
THER-BEDS, HAIR-MATrRESSES &c.
BY direction OF the owner, who Is leaving
the city, we will sell at No. 6l9 north
Eighth street.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1895.
at 1870 A. NJ.
3 Chamber Suits, In oak and walnut-ons
with bevel-edge mirrors and marble
tops:
Very Fine Parlor Organ. solid walnuty
! Suit OF Parlor Furniture;
2 Bookcases;
3 Good Carpets; . LlYi
Folding Bed, l Wardrobe;
ExteDsion-Table;
3 Feather Beds; 2 Hair Mattresses;
] Good Sewing Machine;
! French-Plate Mantel-Mirror, in gilt
frame;
Dtnng-Room and Kitchen Furniture and
general assortment Of housefurnish-
Ing goods too numerous TO mention.
Sale positive. J. ID. STARLIGHT,
Auctioneer.
w. J. Puryear. Salesman. ses
BY Denoon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
$1,000

will buy a NICE PIECE OF PROPERLY
on north Second street. between JacHon
and Duval streets, that rents for 81 Per
month.
DENOON, TUPPER & CO,
sa e-1t Sol Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

EEs- MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Rev. FrSyyR :. sTrssgY. Rector Services st
II A. ~ and 3 7. NJ sunday school aud young
mems BiIls class az G.45 A. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
no YOU WANT A HOME ONN

~ easy monthly payment, within on.4A
Thirty-second. Thirty-fourth, or Marshall
streets? The same can be had on pay,
ment OF $50 OF 500 cash, and small
monthly payments depending. upon the
style and size OF house desired. properly
in the East End is enhancing in value
every day. Now Is the time 10 buy. Don't
miss this opportunity. Apply to W: j.
SPEED, care Carrier 81 Sc SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
CONGRATULATIONS.

We will receive on MONDAY MORN
ING ,x
rs barrels Choice Green Cabbage
100 barrels Choice Large Potatoes.
For sale from store.
THE WALLERSTEfN PRODUCE CO.,
n t-is II south Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
A HANpsoME oFFIcE.

have two. but only have use for ore;
II IS within 30 yards Of post-oflice. and
Convenient 10 all the banks and courts.
WIN ron, 70 GOOD. reliable party at s. per
month size OF room. about IL feet square.
Address "OFFICE," Post-Ofiice Box la,
Richmond. Va. = e-lt
FOTl RENT. TWO EXCELLENT SUB
r~pRaN RESIDENCES-ont on Chestnut
nm and the other near New RteervOir-
both with all conveniencss, near the
street-cars. $1,000.
80 s-It y. ". BOWIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NEW R.E{:N,,'T-LIST

PHONE l0l.
So Sit J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
FOR RENT THAT VERY DEsIRA-
BILE and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELL
ING. No. $40 east Franklin, between
Third and Fourth streets, with or 10
rooms and the usual convenience. For
particulars inquire OF y. w. BOWIE. No
4 Eleventh street. sc S-zw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
FOR RENT.

No 1922 Main street. Sn
No los Shafer -trset, $50.
No. 5ls j., north Sirth street, 800.
No rs26 Grove avenue. Slol.
No. 900 east Clay street, Np.
No 9l2 west Clay street, $3.50.
No. 1lB est Main street, 80
No. 725 west Cary street, 500
No. .Si6 w-st Main street, 500
. No, ioi3 west Msln strFt. go.
No Sii north twentieth street. s2l6.
can for Scutember Rent-bst.
DENOON, TUPPEk & CO.,
ca 81. 81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NOR SALE,
S3,1 90

will buy THREE-STORY STOCK-BRICK
DWELLING. nearly new. on Laurel
street near Main street. Long time given
II desired.
DENOON, UPPER & co.
SO silt SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
SD. [ Oh

will buy No. l2li Floyd avenue. F'RADrD
BUILDING, fine location. Lot 30xl79 feet.
DENOON, UPPER q CO,
GO Sit 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

FOR RENT. HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 80
west Franklin street; all the modern I'M
provements, and in first -elas. order Pos
session October fst. SUTTON & co,
CO cit corner Rank and Tenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

FOR RENT. THAT VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND THOROUGHLY MODERN
DWELLING No. Coz east Grace street,
containing eleven rooms. ~
y. ". BOWIE.
Sc sit north Eleventh street.