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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
USED THE BAY0NET
Brooklyn MODS Driven Back by
Troops.
SERIOUS RI)TS OCCURRING
Stones and Bricks HurIed In Every NJ
rection by the Men thrown Out
of Employment.


! Brooklyn, Jan. 19.-The militia at tbe
Jamaica car stables We're forced fo
charge the big mob three times since
G o'clock tonight. The strikers gathered
around the stables tn tba straets go
jeered the soldiers Col. Eddy drew his
men up in line and gave the order OF
charge. The mob was driven hack to
the opposite side of the street and fell
pell nell through doorwavs and down
cellars. Charles Wilson was iniured
by being stabbed in the back with -
bayonet. He was taken to the hosnital
The militia again charged the mob
which had again become threa tening
The strikers had begun to patbar IN
front of the car house and ieered tha
soldiers
There were several personal encount-
ers between the guards and the mob
which BEGAN to close oro,,na 49,
house. Colonel Eddy called on the re-
H. - nc va. H. ioriileu .hem INTO
a,,d go .''sni aions me street
~, .s,,,,.e o'u.i ~ auNanee' some OF
,ss,, ,,,it,, syi,ipa'ii@ers LOOK
a,,S ~ ~ ''''i, Ia anu s'oppeu TO ar
cro,,d nl.s',. 'ehiper oi the
A,.o,,, ,o,1,,r. ',iru charge.
80 - ~, rs auVaiiceu on the mop
-, -. - =. ~, 'Ie s'iee'' "A second
' -" n," ''s "ounueu' ms name Is Ihom-
,,,as s.t,.,,,,' - 4posi'oi' ne zen ana
ha,.onat ~, az, ~ ..'s iee' Niiee WIN
no., '''''NS u sumo UNKNOWN
1o.a5 - -, M, ...,,.
,iotino To-. ~, .,,.,,..'. nv peen
,he ,,ioi,,tt,, 90 ~ ~ VI an iioui III
hI. IT, ~, -. 80 ",enue sia-
b,,,,,n, ,,,,,,,. ',, 80 Walu 'hey are
hac,, sa,,o,,aI III. uioNe .,e iio'ers
tho stah,os tn 80. e.ss '.en' i,oii
10 sero,,s So. ,'a ''oi' a. 'iiie piace
hoe,, sa,,t 60 t,,o ainpuiahces nave
- r..
ha, ,,o,, ,,,,,ea . ui'ioisu 'na' man
Nov, Vol, rhH ,.'..a ia eastern
CHARGED ,ho st,,,,,'.s s,,o,.', 20 'l'ieii'
hundred ,,,o,,,,toa IL 80. , ZINES "a
out 'ei'
-
iN-N 10 VI l1S DAY.
About 5000 militia were ordered out
today, prepared to put down any vio-
lence on the part of the striking street
railway men or sympathizers The first
appearance of the soldiery upon the
street was greeted with jeers and hiss
ing from men and boys who thronged
the thornughfares, while women at the
windows of tenement houses shook
their fists and uttered imprecations A
detachment of troops has been sent to
stations of all trolley lines which the
companies proposed to operate today.
The calling out of the troops has
Sa"seu uishatioh among labor unions.
eraI strike mo-, ho ,r,,asaS -
dav A. noo,, ,,,o,.o - a,sl y
the numhar of roads T., o,,aro+ u 80
hars of the hoard 90 ,,,S5,attssS
hitration made ova,.,, asrort 80 -.
ahout a eettlo,,art to5o,, olt,o,,ss,, 80
conceded tbat nv haS no 49,, =.
axnact 10 succaad ~
The first deroonstr,tio,, 90 ,,,o,oo
toward soldiers too1, ,,1ana - ~ ~,
sew street danot ,yhora C,or,,rraI C,,a,,.,,
of Coronanv 7 ca,,o,,t,, ,,ars,... -.
knocked down and co sa,,eraI,, ,,oota,s
that he had 10 ha tal,o,, 81, ~ ,,,,s,,.,..
Several cars ware attacl,ad hS, 49,,
and the motormen ana cond,,oto,s
verelv beaten
comnanies Il and r. ca,,o,,+h 700,
ment were sent 70 The eas+ Na,, va,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24

men We're arrested. AT p. m. the gov
eminent forces camped for the night.
pursuit being impossible in the dense
brush.
From the statements of the natives
captured during the day it was ascer-
tanned that the captain of the little
steamer Waimanalo was responsible
for the landing of arms with which the
natives were supplied. The entire crew
was arrested The mate confessed and
when confronted with his testimony the
captain also acknowledged his guilt.
During the day large number of roy
alists were arrested, including the editor
of the Holomua, which paper has sus-
pended, the business manager being
since arrested.
Up to 4 p. m. Tuesday "a of Honolulu's
prominent royalists. not including ma
tives, were under arrest. At midnight
the remaining rebels We're being pur-
sued by small squads of police, the
troops returning to the barracks during
the night.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
SENATORIAL BALLOT.

The ballot on the senatorship today re-
suited: Sweet 16, Shoup 10, Hepburn ],
Browne l, Clagett IS. Bierbower and
Parkinson were paired, also Cunning
ham and Dewey. Cowden (Shoup) and
Walker, Hunt and N. II. Young (SweeD
were absent and not paired. Tonight.
there is no change in the situation.
Both the Shoup and Sweet leaders
claim that their men are standing firm
and both profess confidence of winning.
The dark horse talk continues and
there are members on both sides who
do not hesitate to discuss such posi-
bilities. The discussion of w. e. Borah
as a possible candidate goes on with
considerable interest. 1t appears that
several members. some from each side,
have expressed a readiness to vote for
him. Borah, however, bears such re-
lations to Senator Shoup in this con-
test that he could not permit the use
of his name unless it should be posi-
lively determined that the senator
could not win.
The populist state central committee
held a meeting today with few mem
bers present. The populist members of
the legislature were present. Only gem
eral matters were discussed. They will
meet again tomorrow and it is under
stood that the senatorial matter will
then be gone over.
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
In the house today the bill repeating
the merchants license law was passed
with only two dissenting votes. In the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEM MT.
City Treasurer Williams of Moscow Has
Been Arrested.

Moscow. Jan. 13.-City Treasurer L.
f. Williams was arrested late last night
on the charge of embezzlement, by or
der of the council finance committee
and the mayor. Mr.. Williams secured
bondsmen
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
SKETCH OF CARTER.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 1S.-Charles l..
Carter was 30 years old and was the
eldest son of the late IL. A. Il. Carter,
eX-Hawaiian minister to the United
States. He was born in Honolulu and
finished his education at the Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, law school. He was married
at Ann Arbor after his graduation and
returned to the islands. He took a lead
ing part in the overthrow of Queen
Liluokalani and incurred the bitter hos
tility of Wilcox and other royalsts. He
was member of the new legislature.
Carter was strongly in favor of hang
ing Wilcox and other royalist plotters
and his relatives think he was specially
selected as victim by the plotters.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
=TEN YEARS IDLENEss BROKEN.
Glass Works at Sandwich, Mass, Start
This Morning.

Sandwich, Mass, Jan. 20.-Fires will
be started Monday morning in the plant
of the Sandwich glass works, which
have been idle 10 years. This movement
is the result of action taken by the
liens, a sufficient sum having bes<
scribed by them to start " 4
which will be run for the p .,SS
cooperative plan. &c.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24
IN THE LEGISLATIVE.

In the house today the bill repeating
the merchants license law was passed
with only two dissenting votes. In the
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24

Washington County has
more slumbering resources
than any County in Idaho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

II. ]. Martin, OF zoe r. street. n. W.,
Washington, y. c., in recent
interview had with him by Mr.. IL.
ID. Brodie OF the Washington Chronicle
said: Having suffered for many
years with dyspepsia, indigestion, ana
bliousness, / tried every known
remedy, consulted many physicians
with the hope OF getting cured, or
even relief, but nothing seemed TO
relieve me- After meals ! would feel
as II a bah OF lead was lodged In
my stomach, tired. and lstless. as
though life was scarcely worth living.
Finally ! was attracted to the ad.
of Ripans Tabules, and concluded to
try them. After taking the first two
or three / was surprised to find the
relief they gave. and by the time
emptied the first box ] feat like new
man. / have never been without
Ripans Tabules since, nor have
ever suffered since. l heartily ana
earnestly recommend them TO any
one suffering a. l did"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists.
q, by mail. IL the price tJoc. box As
sent to the Ripans Chemical company
No. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial, l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1895.
beginning at the corner of Marshall and
College streets, at O'Clock p: NJ, a
large number Of DESIRABLE EACANr
LOTS, on Marshall, Eleventh, TwelIth'
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and NJ streets.
These lots are very centrally located,
and offer unusual opportunities FOR people
of small means, who wish TO De close
TO manufacturing and other Industrial
plants. TO secure home-sites.
The sale will embrace, among other
pieces, the following lots:
40 feet at the northwest corner or Mar
shall and College streets;
40 feet at northeast corner OF Lelsh
and Twelfth streets:
80 feet at the northwest corner Oh
Twelfth and NJ Streets;
80 feet at the southwest corner OF
Twelfth and y streets;
100 feet at the southeast corner Oh
Twelfth and n streets;
20 feet at the southeast corner or Eie-
venth and n streets;
So s-l2 feet at the southwest corner or
Eleventh and n streets;
"a feet at the southwest corner or four-
teenth and NJ streets
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
Come down at the hour named and buy
yourself rich with a moderate amount
OF money. n. W. BOWIE.
oc 10 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
Jewett. OF Midlothian. were in the city

Jewett. OF Midlothian. were in the city
yesterday.
Bessie. the little daughter Of Pcstmas-
ter John A. Burke. who has been quite
sick II much better.
The ladies' who 40 kindly surrenoereu
Leader Hall ~ the City Centrai CON
mittee. In order that Hon. John w. Daniel
might address meeting there on the
Gath. and changed the date OF their en-
terYa,nment TO three nights this week,
commencing tomorrow. ind that they
cannot give on the opening night the en-
tertainment they proposed. They have:
therefore. arranged with Mrs. Thornnhi
TO have presented on Monday night 'he
Worlds Fair Drill." which was sueh =
success last week ut the bazaar heid LOT
the benefit of the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

Richmond: Elizabeth Loehr to Kate
Loehr, personally. So ,s
ueny,co. + NJ. Conner special commits
s,oner 10 ]. w. Wilbur. same deed re-
ported from Chancery Court October H.
1886. 1886. .,,- ,,,,.s
W. r. and @. W. Smoot and Their wives
70 A. X. Scott. 100 acres D miles hor'h
OF Richmond. $1,000.
Joseph r. williams and wife TO Rebecca
smith Is feet on north side Cedar street,
80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
COURT ORDERS.

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
Circuit Court OF the county OF Gooch-
land, on the 5th day OF October. 1885,
7. j. Jackson ............ ........ Plaintiff
against
Alfred Pleasanton 80. ....... Defendant
Upon an attachment returned executed
The object OF this suit Is TO recover
OF the defendant the sum Of one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-six dollars and
ninety-six cents. And an affidavit having
been made and filed that the defendant,
Alfred Pleasanton, Is not resident OF the
State OF Virginia, II Is ordered that
he do appear here within nfteen days
after due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary To protect his interest
In this suit. And II is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once a
week for four weeks In the Richmond
Dispatch. and that a copy be posted at
the front door OF the courthouse Of this
county, on the first day OF the next
term OF the County Court.
A copy-Teste:
WILLIAM MILLER. Clerk.
y. o. James. .. q. &C ly-Sust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
bF u. n. NdtIIIII HUNtIOFIVNt'
and north Eleventh street.
HURCH=HILL kVEN U E.
TWO
VERY DESIRABLE DETACHED
DWELLINGS,
ON THIS THOROUGHFARE,
AT AUCTION
TWO

Al the request OF the owner, who has
removed from the city, | will sell at
public auction. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER p, 1885,
at 40 o'clock +. NJ. on the premises, the
TWO DETACHED DWELLINGS, Nos.
22T and 22g9 Church Hill avenue.
This property mas every advantage, not
excepting any. that can be found In any
property OF Ike value. anywhere In this
community. IL fronts on beautiful
park: has two schools within three blocks:
Is near enough 10 business TO walk 10
and fro. yet " quite out OF the way OF its
noise and confusion: has six churches,
within as many blocks. and Is In a good
neighborhood. These things must COM
mend themselves to q shrewd investor. IL
anybody thinks realty hereahouts Is going
TO decrease In value, then he Is advised
not to go to the sale. IL, on the other
hand, he believes there IL = good future
for II, and has little surplus money. he
Is invited to come and help put the ball
In motion again.
Il. A. CATLIN.
&C H-Tu. su&Tu3t Aueuoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
The Contract Signed.

Freddy" Foster is now the property OF
thu New York club. and he will certainly
play with the Giants next season. lie
signed the contract yesterday. and was
given 500 advance money. As previous
w stated in these columns. he Is to re-
ceive $40 per month.
The negotiations with Foster were con-
Quoted by Mr.. l.. II. Siegel, President
Freedrnan's Richmond representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
CECOND ANNUAL FALL COMBINATION SALE OF TRoTNG STOCK
WI
IKsDAY AND ERIDAi: 0CT0DER: 20 AVID %

Among the consignors are some OF the
most prominent breeders in Kentucky
Virginia, etc. Mr.. b. W. Wood, OF Lex
ington, Ky. consigns the get OF Trevilan,
2:OS II; Cedric the Saxon. Castle Bell ana
some choice brood mares OF rich breed
ing In foal to those slres.
fillies by his great young sire King Nut
wood, and some high-class brood mares
bred and in foal 10 King Nutwood. 49,
Frank Sturges enters select lot py
Norman wilkes, Vacher, etc.
Others consignors are II. X. McAdams
and David Cahill, OF Lexington, Ky; H.
c. Chambin, and Joseph Bryan.
Messrs. Van story Osborn, Green's
boro', y. c.. have entered the weli-knowil
stallion. Presque Isle, 2:29 IA. an elegant
3-year-old FLY by Pamlico, 2lO; a last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
THO TIE REAL ESTATE OWNERS
OF VIRGINIA.

1T is A PLEASURE TO Us TO EN-
PRESS to you our opinion that the Dawn
of solid prosperity is at hand. Inc Tune
has come for the settlement OF our va
cant and productive lands. II We VIZ
gIn,ans as individuals, will use our IN
fuence TO silence the croakers, and men
who hang around stores and bar-rooms
in idieness, discussing politics, ana COM
planning OF conditions they themselves are
responsible for. Some OF these people VIII
ride ten miles to discourage a newcomer
Virginia has already suffered incalcuiaDle
injury from such people. VINO seek 10
Justify their own lazlneSs by ABUSING tne
country, while their industrious neigh-
bors intake comfortable, independent liv-
ings. Visitors and the Secretary or Agrl-
culture, at Washington. say Virginia has
good lands is well watered anu tlm-
bered. rich I'm natural resources, Win a
climate unsurpassed and shipping faciii-
ties, 10y rail and water, seldom equalled.
Surely 1t Is not asking too much of our
own people TO acknow ledge what Is good,
and accord Virginia the advantages mat
the outside world saws she possesses. As
an indication Of revival We have recently
sold the follow ing places--viZ: N!nety-nine
acres in Chesterfield, 10 MI Holden, OF
Pennsylvania. for 500; small farm In
Henrlco. 10 Mr.. Williams. OF Massacbu-
sets for. 1915: ~ acres in Powhatan To
rico, 10 city man, for $500; $50 acres in
Amelia. for IS, go; Si acres in Amelia,
to Mr.. Franz, OF Iowa, for $3.50: $40 acres
In Amelia TO Mr.. Anderson, Of Indiana,
for $1,000; s4s acres In POwhatan. TO Mr..
Bullock, OF Pennsylvania. for 5000. Our
Mr.. Chaffin will shortly visit number
OF the Western States, going as far as
Nebraska and Iowa, and VIII be pleased
10 confer with rcal-estate owners. and
aid them In disposing OF their surplus
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO.. Incorporated.
nc 2u-lt Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
SWEATERS.
LAKESIDE BICYCLE cLra,

LAKESIDE BICYCLE CLUB.
At the request Of several members We
have arranged with q large manufacturer.
which enables us TO furnish the club with
SWEATERS made In the CLUB
COIORs. and would ask the members
desiring same tn please leave their orders
with US NJ soon as possible.
JULIUS KRAMER a. son,
&C 2o-lt' lil3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

In execution OF two certain f''0. !
trust 20 the undersigned. one d. N'y
y. 1894; and recorded n M u. ~
l5l. g, page AZ. and the other ga.
March 2S 1885, and recorded IN s1ii COZ.
In d. h. lJ4, A, page 40. tnrir
default in the payment or piti or
debt secured and beins rcqnlr. '.
do by the beneficiary. We VIII sell fy pup
lie auction. on the premises. 'n
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1875.
at 430 O'Clock p. NJ. the LAND .'r.
yeyed by said two deeds. with the t'i'i
excellent FRAME HOtS ES thei,
situated on the south side or Hosp +.
street, and severally described IN
deeds as follows; In The if-t OF 30
deeds. az being. "all that Tot or ian
with the improvements thereon. IN me CIT
OF Richmond. Va, fronting - teet &
Hospital street, adjoining the property '.
NJ F. Whalen. described as follows: max
lot beginning at point where the ei--
line OF Whalen's lot intersects The t'-
ern line Of Hospital street, and rum :
eastwardly % feet. along the soutle, !
line OF Hospital street. and running back
between parallel lines. rs feet. ani 10
the second OF said deeds, as being. "'l
that certain lot. piece. or parcel Of Tan =
with the improvements thereon, lying All
being in the city OF Richmond. Va
bounded as follows: Commencing Az .
point on the north line OF Hospital street.
distant 70 feet from where the east .
of Whalens lot intersects the south me
OF HOSPITAL street. ana running cas-
wardly along and fronting on the soi-l
line OF Hospital street feet, and running
back between parallel lines Us feet
The houses will be sold separately. AM
only so many OF them will be sold 3
may be necessary TO pay the debt Az
expenses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay the co.'s
OF executing the trust. and TO dlsclaf1'
the maturei part Of the debt. Va..l
amounts 10 S2Z6U, and a credit AS -
the residue OF the debt secured. am34n',
ing TO 81 $3.50. as OF October %, la5. a1l
which Is 10 be paid according ~ ins
tenor OF the bond, secured by said
deeds. and the balance. II any. on cfei'
Of six months. with interest AMI r''-
perry secured, but subordinate % Us
Sl.53I50 aforementioned
A ". ROSENE,
JOS. Il. WELSH.
JAMES MOTHERHOOD
oc II Trustees
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Ifvou need to be told why the
Ladies' Home Journal
commands an audience of 7OO,-
600 readers. buy the current
number.
For sale en- all news stands-1o ceats.
oc lG-eod6t


WILL PAPER ROOMS IA FEET
square in the latest fall styles. with CELL
jngs and borders to match, for sl2S
room. Address postal 10 W. 5. HEWITT.
1913 south Cherry street. late OF the nrm
HEWITT BROTHERS. DC Zo-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

BY virtue of the above decree and as
special commissioner therein appointed
we VIII proceed TO sell at pubic auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1886.
II O'CLOCK NJ,
the above VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO
PERTY, situated on the east line Of
Twelfth street between Main and Cary
streets. fronting thereon forty-one feet
two inches al feet 2 inches). and running
back eastwardly between parallel lines
one hundred and eighty feet six inches
$50 feet inches), more OF less.
This desirable property Is separated
from adjoining stores by wide alleys,
that on the north being Il feet wide, ana
the other (on the SOUTH 10 feet Wide
thus affording unusual facilities for any
commercial or manufacturing business.
The improvements are large and sub
stantial, and consist Of large brick
buildings lately used by the Old Dominion
Cake and Cracker Works, and stores Nos
IL and - were occupied, respectively, by
Messrs. William NJ. Cooper x Co, and
j. Il. Caudle q Co, the upper portion De
ing divided into compartments adapted 10
offices, etc.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of SALE
to pay the State and city taxes amount
ing TO $5l439. and the sum OF $1,000, with
interest thereon from December y, 1870,
until paid, and the balance To be evi-
denced by negotiable notes, with interest
added, payable 8. II, and IL months after
date OF sale. and the titles 10 be retained
until the whole purchase money IS paid
w. F.. DE SAUSSCRE.
BEVERLEY r. CRUMP.
ALLEN G. COLLINS,
Special Commissioners.
y. W. Bowe and j. Thompson Brown
& Co.. Auctioneers.
Moore who sues, plalntn, against
Adams's executrix, defendants. In the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond;
l. Charles w. Goddin, Clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond REQUIRED Of
the special commissioner by the decree
in said cause OF october 10, 1895, has been
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
October, 1885, ~,
oc 20 CHARLES w. GoDDIN, Clerk.
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

BY George T.. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
zoos Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
PAINTS.

WE OFFER
PURE LINSEED OIL.
LEWIS'S WHITE LEAD,
WESTMOREI.AND WHITE LEAD.
and a fun line Of Colors, brushes, etc.
for painting. MIXED PAINTS. Sample
cards furnished on application. we sell
PURCELL. LADD &. CO,
NH 16 Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

pacing-mare by John W. Daniel etc. ~,
There Will be offered the gcf N .,.,
noted sires as Red Wilkes. Wuk4s ~
Petoskey. Young Jim. Vasco Nav,
Almont. Belmont, Pedlar, 2ls IA cc
rlnthian. etc NJ
In the catalogue will also he ss,-.
some elegant road and saddle horses ~.
choice hunters. Every animal zoos ..
the highest bidder, no limit or rs.sry.
For catalogues address
w. j. CARTER x CO
p. o. Box 81. eli east Main siret,
y. B.-Remember the dates. OCT1pra
days before the sale at Peter Pagis ..,
BILE, 1893 east Franklin street
Sale will go regardless OF weather ,-.
commences at IL a. VI. each cas-.
oc 20-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

BY virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed OF trust, dated June II. 1892 and
Chancery Court. ID. B. lt6 b. page ilS, de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF a certain note secured therein, and
being required so to do. I will sell by
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1895.
al o'clock p. NJ. the ABOVE PRO
PERTY. The location OF this house is ex-
cellent for renting purposes.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale,
and a note OF 1850 with interest from
June -, 1896; balance ct twelve months.
&C Is c. l.. DENOON, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, THAT BROAD, WE'LL.
LIGHTED AND CAPACIOUS STORE az
southeast corner OF Cary ana Fourteenth
streets. None better. Possession JanuST
/. 1896 n. w. DIV r..
FOR RENT.
Brick Dwelling, ~ rooms: ITO west cary
street. -,
Frame Dwelling. rooms; south Fourth
street. -
Brick Dwelling, Z rooms: Reservoir street.
Frame Dwelling. = rooms; Floyd avenue.
Brick Dwelling. 3 rooms; Grove avenue,
Rents reduced, as We want tenants ior
these houses. o
RIO. II. GILLIAN G. co,
oc Colt Ninth and Main streets.
FOR RENT.
s4O0-Delightfnl First Flat rooms; all
conyeniences: 500 east Grace
Scy0-522 west Grace: IA rooms; mouefh'
with stable.
SOo-9N Floyd avenue: 10 rooms: MODERN
S2vO-sy7 west Clay; rooms: bath
s225-2223 Vennble; . rooms.
Elegant Dwelling on Grace street easl
OF First; 16 rooms: all convenienees.
For Smaller Houses and Stores see oince-
list. Apply TO
i. NJ. WORKMAN x CO,
Real Estate Agents,
oc 2O-lt Tenth and Bank streets.