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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
GUATEMALA KNuCKLEs DOWN.
But This Is Also Denfed-Cnfted
sfnfes Volunteers to Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, February "A City Of
Mexico special TO the Globe-Democrat
SAYS: The TEMPO newspaper) to-day
says that Guatemala has sent a cable
gram to Mexico, In which it accsdes to
the demand OF the republic In every par
ticulsr agreeing to pay to Mexico full
indemnity for all losses incurred In the
invasion giving rise to the present un-
happy state OF affairs, but this is denied.
1t was limited at the Palace that there
might be a speedy outcome TO anairs now
pending.
The military Is busily engaged IN
making trial of new cannon and I'M
provements at the government target on
the plains OF San Lazaro President Diaz
Is assisting and is greatly pleased with
the improvements made, and the general
excellence of craftsmanship shown by
thos, who handle the artillery. Yester-
days target practice resulted in the death
OF a young man named Martin Garcia,
who was hit with bursting shell.
Kilograms from ex-officers Of the United
States army volunteering their services
In behalf of Mexico in case war Is de-
clared are being received daily. Among
those who proffer their services are Ma
ior-General A. ]. Lucas, of Lawrence
Los Angeles, Cal; +. c. Flanagan, OF
ST. Louis, and Captain o. s. Mcdonald,
of the Texas Rangers.
One Cd soldier has telegraphed from
Denver that he Will start Tor Mexico
with 100 fighters as soon as ordered.
Summarizing the number Of applica-
tions. and the number Of followers that
the applicants can place on the Held IN
fighting trim. IL Is evident that 2cOo men
the service OF Mexico without mourning
any expense to its treasury
MEXICAN MOBILIZATION.
ST. LOUIS, February "A special from
Oaxaca, Mex, TO the Chronicle states that
ths government Is rapidly conc ntrating
ali Federal troops stationed In the south
ern States on the Guatemaian frontier
Regiments are passing through almost
constantly en- route for the stare OF
Chiapas.
Carriers who have Just arrived bring
,nfornation of further depredations COM
mitted by renegade bands OF Guatemalans
ON the Mexican settlers OF the frontier
Murders and robberies have been COM
mitted.
OF excitement and terror.
MEXICAN TONE CALMER.
cry OF MEXICO. February 1.-THE
tone is calmer here to-day. but the posi-
ton ia still wholly unchanged. IL is
generally felt that Guatemala Is nor
financially able TO pay cohsioerapie
,ndemnitv to Mexico. Furthermore. an
ayraepent TO pay an Indemnity would
ruin president Barrios politically Hence,
a. e. claimed war seems sure, unless
Mexico foregocs large portion OF her
claim. The negotiations have passed pc
ynnd the critical point, and a pubic de-
claratIon Of Mexico's intentions Is daily
expected. Meanwhile. the ministers mere
are still silent. and no two papers ag,ee
as to the real position. Inc op,nion
among the foreign diplomats here inciihes
TO the belief that war VIII De AVOIDED.
The Saivadorean Minis,e. Vas
received by the President TINS hof"'hs'
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
2
BY Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i SMALL PROPERTY. No. GOT NORTH fIF-
TENTH TENTH s sTsEEETF A NS q 70: 10
CONCORD sTREET, NEAR CHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO DEPOT, AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust from
John McMeekin and others. recorded IN
Court. in Deadlock is2 a, page Sss. de.
fault having beer made In the payment
OF a certain note therein secured. and
having been requested 80 TO do by the
beneficiary, VIII sell at auction, ON
the premises,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1895.
nj AGO o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
conveyed in said deed, as follows: All
that certain iot OF land In the city OF
Richmond, Va. lying on the east side or
Fifteenth street. fronting II feet and
running back between parallel lines 20
feet more or less. known as No. 6oi
north Fifteenth street, with all the I'M.
proyements thereon. Also, certain lot
OF land in said city, fronting 81 feet more
or less on Fifteenth street ana running
back between parallel lines 40 feet more
or less to Concord street, with frame
dwelling No. el9 north Fifteenth street.
and fronting on said Concord street -
feet. with the frame dwelling No. 90
Concord street, and all improvements on
said lot.
TERMS: Cash enough 20 pay note OF
se5. with interest from November q, 1884;
note Of $50, with interest from
November q. 1894. and a note OF
NT5, with interest from January ls, 1873,
all expenses OF sale. back taxes, &c.
and the balance, by consent; In SIX ana
twelve months. with interest, for notes
secured by deed OF trust on the p property g2e
ia 2l262s, %. 3o&3lt'ei.2&3 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

Total North Carolinians paroled. ..5,O22
The following North Carolina regiments
we're In the above brigades at the sur
render: First, Second, Third. Fourth,
Fifth. Sixth, Ninth Htrst Cavalry
Eleventh. Twelfth. Thirteenth, Four
teenth. Fifteenth. sixteenth. Eighteenth,
Nineteenth Second Cavalry. Twentieth
Twenty-irst Twenty-second, Twenty
third, 1'wenty-four,h, Twenty-hith'
Twenty-sixth. Twenty-seventh, Twenty
eighth. Thlrtleth, Thirty-second, Thirty
third. rhirty-fourth, Thirty-ffth. Thirty
seventh, Thirty-eighth. Forty-nrst Crhird
Cavalry, Forty-third, Forty-fourtn'
Forthwith. Forty-sixth. Forty-seventh.
Forty-eighth, Forty-ninth. Fifty-second'
Yrifty-third, Fifty-fourth, F1fty-nfth,
pifty-slxth, Fffty-sevenih, Fifty-ninth
(r'ourth Cavalry, Sixty-third flfth Cav
nlry1. First North Carolina Battalion
1sharpshooters), Second North Carolina
battalion. sixteenth North Carolina Bat
talon cavalry. and the five batteries OF
artillery above named. Total " re6i-
.nents and l battalion infsntry' fesi.
s,enta ana ! battalion cavalry ana
na,,er,ea artillery. That all these should
bsve numbered only 5000 rank ana ME
81 the surrender shows the wear ana
scar North Carolina troops had sustained.
Jr,rst and last by the muster-rois. these
commands had contained over lv'vo men.
Tn,s ofileial ''paroie list" settles that
,,o rank of General John II. GORDON was
-, ,ha, ~ ma general and not heu-
,srant-eeneraI. as has been claimed Tor
he eould not have been promoted after
the surrender. Major-Genefai u. -
Hoke. OF North Carolina, thereiore'
ranked hnn, and next TO Leu.enah,-
Generals I.ongstreet and b. ID. Lee. Is
the ranking Confederate general no"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
Good Dwelling and Ample Out.
Buildings.

BY virtue Of "A deed Of trus, from Ifan ,a
Dazzle dated June q, 1872. recorder "
Powhatan County Court In Deed ho3s -
"a re g,2 and al request OF Charles ~, 80
kins, special commissioner, 30, =, sne
having been made IN the payIneWh 80
OF the notes secured IN tne HAi- Rank
Igill sell. By public auction OF pich.
street in front OF custom-house' IN h''"-
mcnd, Va. on .
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY . ia
at Il o'clock NJ. the PR0pib.H, c,,,Sln
scribed In said deel as al AID NTH
At. rffE IMPROVEMENTS IhEi,,ss, s
ON. situated. lying, ana Delss ,,,n. 10
county OF POwhatan, Va, 80 irsst OF
ACRES, more or less. Drlss W. or lsss.
land containing, ~ ASEL S.on oy Hezlklsh
IorSan by deed dated Noyrmnst - , 49,
sscoraed In powhatan County Seuis' D'rc.t
pook ss mage l5s. and the tract on paiSe, y,
OF land conveyed % J. i. ta.' ~ uIIlsy
benjamin r. Nash and ih2 2n,ss jsnuary
sS ,sss yaSerded In said County CoV,S
iced. hook q. page "a. eon'Al"'hs "'
AG Gbaas 40 ACRES Of this farm are I Tisn
Janes-river snd Berna'''Si''"
sr Ssi. ,,,r, WAS formerly owned BY "a,
,ate coionel 4 4. Carripsion, W. .,.,ovs.
ma, many thousands OF dollars In ''HP''''
nents to land and bul'ilns s; of the coal
seIds s ana in isS General siG ,a,s sH''''
5000 for the properly as sSa, and ample
io rs sus dhnslies e two stories een JsIan.
,oasns and was built BY me h'' N'
j. TERMS: Cash for expense, 9, ' 81 !, -,
Insurance due, and 70 psg ~ 4 1894 and
credits Slsh fer he following n0 Ss.: '''S ss%s
ssId ass SI.r ard InSSrsSaR q, 4! "a ny
wsas ii "a s,t jnly i. lss5, r6s Je We n AZ
i rs ' July Isss qso Iui iSol I us July
July /. 1900; 81 - ,5 ivy los. and the BAL.
apes' q any g = ,DD sS q 70 =. dates
above. note. Ineluas ,s ss 90 yr1neipal !.
ANS ms rare s men .. 70 S payment.
splendid fsfin V' n cfIAFFlN, Irastse'
s,aie by X. u. ShHf Auctioneers.
u = W
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NOTICE.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Richmond. Va. January Q. 1886.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY:
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY a h,oT VIII be the held a,S at aaa
OF February, 1896. at the Office OF the
company, Pace Building. corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, In the city oil
Richmond. State Of Virginia, for the fol-
10 CONSIDER the propriety Of author
izing and to authorize the Board OK d.
(aC To contract in the name of this
CJ For the use OF the Louisville and
Jacksonville Bridge Company property,
In Louisville and Jefferson county, Ky,
and yeffersonville, Ind. ana .r,,,s.
co For the acquisition OF the SECURITIES
Of said company: and
Ch) To execute Joint and several guar
anty with the Cleveland. Cincinnatl, chi
eago and st. Louis Railway company, OK
mics. OF mortgage bonds or the LOUISVILLE
and Jsffersonvile Bridge Company Tor
PRINCIPAL sum not exceeding SWo0oo,
bearing interest at rate not exce1unis
interest being payable IN gold. and the
principal sum being payable on the nrs'
day OF March. 1915. ..s..
"a 10 make any trackage or otner
trafIfc between Lexington and Louisville;
And for the transaction OF sucn otner
business as may lawfully come oerore
" The ock.transfer books OF the com,
many will close al the Office OF Messrs.
" MORAN 4 Co., q Wall street. New
YORK. on SATURDAY. the 18Th, day OF
January. 1896. at u A.. ana VIZ rsop zen
IN ~ order OF the Board OF DIRECTORS.
- G. r. WELLFokD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

yl2.ooo-for Handsome BROAD-STREEr,
'-''' CoRNER-sToRE PROPERTY,
,sUo-f fsn'' Ei9I I aiaS per pfHETFAcHEp.
FLOYD-AvENUE RESIDENCE
near Cherry street; lot Sxi5o
s7mo-for commodious EAST-GRAcE
STREET DWELLING. In perfect
order. and leased at $40 per
4so-for No. 1918 Floyd avenue, NEW
BRICK. Groom dwelling; all con-
veniences.
S4W0-for No. 5l3 north sixth street
MODERN. DETACHED, STOCK
BRICK; rented for 500 per an
sa@-for 10. 5Oi west Clay, street, TWO
STORY. DETACHED, MODbhN
PRICK RESIDENCE.
ss.7D-for No. 1f2 Plum street, near
Grove avenue; range, latrobe
papered throughout.
: 3.500-for No. 2O6 east Clay street. cen.
trail and convenient; lot 30 feet
ss5o-for No. so4 west Clay street
BRICK. s-room dwelling; good
ss1oo-for No. $40 north Eleventh street
TWO-sTORY BRICK, rooms;
rents for 800 per annum.
s2.oco-for NEW STORE AND DWELL
ING. corner Randolph and Be
verify street; rents for SEQ per
s1,S0-for No. l13 west Cary street. be-
tween Adams ana JeHersoh
streets. brick. 6 rooms.
s1.eD-for No sos Randolph street DE-
TACHED. FRAME; rooms
nicely papered. :
sf.1oo-for No. il0i Chafiin street;
rooms; LOT 27xli0 feet TO alley.
s1.OO0-for No. 5l4 north Twenty-seventh
street. between CLAY end Leigh
streets: rooms: long time given.
DENOON, UPPER & CO,
fes1t No. SCI Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

Also, one load consigned by TAYLOR a
LSi1r from tennessee. consisting of eS-
ira high-class Knee actors. matched 49,.
cobs, coach-teams. irottsrs. pacers ard
gentlemen's fast road hotses. 'of al AZ
scriptions =" W.
Also, one load consigned BY Ha9x.r a
kohn. nom Missouri. consisting al hea,'y
uratt, matched pairs. southern chanLs
Also, two loads consigned hv .
COfer. from Lexington. XIV. e2,.,s,,-y.
OF me very best mules. TIA, are from
- -, % lo'1 hands h'gh. ana have extra
me shape ana nest bones. riInnins H.
matched pairs and single ."
Also, Two loads consigned ~ Lab,
Brown. from Coydon. a.. cons.s,lne \,
heavy DRAFT. matched pairs cobs "a
saddle horses OF AL descriptions thar a.
family-oroken ant safe Tor Lac. go
children 10 ride or drive.
AUCTION VIII take place. rain or shin.
or money refunded
Horses, carriages. and harness =,
ceiyed from all points sold on commits.
sion. HAII, a. Y,fstsrD'
ie lFNDriatnrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
WRECK NEAR WASHINGTON.
Ed. Robinson, FIngman, Instantly
Killed.

pITTSBURG. PA, February Z-The
worst wreck that has happened on this
division Of the Baltimore and Ohio ROAD
for several years occurred at O'CLOCK
this morning at Woodell. three miles
west Of Washington. East-bound express
No. lOs Jumped the track and entered a
siding, crashing into the rear OF freight
standing there. The following are the
dead and injured:
ED. ROBINSON. Glenwood' fagman
instantly killed.
FRANK KELLY. Gienwood. brakeman.
The fiagman. Robinson. was on tne
freight, and was instantly killed. his BODY
being horribly mutllated.
Frank Kelly. brakeman on the freignt'
was badly cut up.
The engine and baggage-car OF the ex-
press were badly wrecked. but the en-
gineer and fireman escaped with only a
few bruises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
Kelley Institute Robbed.

DENVER. COL. February 2-While
an entertainment was going on down
stairs. burglars got in at tho upper story
of the Kelley Institute here last night ana
cleaned out the rooms OF every inmate
getting jewelry enough to stock shop.
The losses reported run into the thou
sands. The robbery was not discovered
until early this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
Wilson Wants "A Big TObncco-HOuse.

WILSON, n. c.. February 2--(specisl)
Wilson is to have another tobacco ware
house. Plans are now being laid to erect
a large sales-room that will equal or
excel anything IN Eastern North Caro-
lima. 1t is stated that Messrs Anderson
& Carter, experienced tobacco men, will
be the proprletors.
Court convenes here Monday, Judge
Cnhla nrnsidln0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
held in 900 bal, each by police-Justice

held In 800 ball each By PoIioe-Jusuce
Walsh.
The withdrawal OF all the soldiers on
duty In Brooklyn was succeeded last night
by a series OF petty assaults and at
lacks on cars. incidents that In places
gave the policemen and non-union men
some exciting experiences. but resulted
In no serious injury. A few scaips were
cut, one nose broken. and large num-
Der OF car-wlndows smashed.
The man Taylor who. II was reported
In New York morning paper was killed
by beating I'm East New York last night
was running a trolley car this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
pRooxLyx rEx-HoUR LAW CASES.
A series Of Petty Attacks ON Cars
some scaips Cut.

BROOKLYN. February In un'
p.as,dsnt Norton and Superintendent
oaInn. OF the AtIaptic-Avenue road
~sived examination In the case broukn.
s~ainst them by the strikers. on caarsss s
- violating the tsprhoux lava ana Ss's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
DR., FRENCB'S STRANGE POWER
HIS WORK OF MERCY IN RICH
MOND.
Curing the Sick Poor I'm Sanger
Hall.

The strange and marvellous work per-
formed by Doctor French in Sanger Hall
in treating the sick poor every morning
from 10 TO IL o'clock is certainly worthy
charity II brings forciblv TO mind the
healing Of the sick in olden times, anu
n the same cures that are being mace
every morning by DR.. French IN odhser
Hall had been performed even Two Euh,
dred years ago, instead OF Two mse ,nI Ioohed
upon as mira cles, and would nave become
a matter of history. DR. French VIII con-
tinue TO heal the sick every morning III
Sanger Hall until further nouGei Iie az
yites both the well and the SICK 10 at
tend his clinics. and witness the stransest
power ever given to any man. he treats
all forms OF chronic disease WIN ' vIuai
success, and his description or the diiier-
ont diseases that come upon the platform
for treatment viii both interest ana IN
struct YOU. During the unpleasant, stormy
weather of the last few days there nay
been from two to three nuncreu III tno
hail TO listen TO Doctor French's lecture,
which will give some idea Of the interest
that Is being taken in them. Among those
treated this morning was s entil,ei'a =,
who had 10 have assistance 10 Walk vi
account of rheumatism In the knees ana
limbs He was so lame that IL was I'm,
noaslhle 10 sit down without help, ana
when sitting he could not get into an erect
position without help TO raise up. AFTER
"A few minutes ny
French he was able to get up and down
with perfect ease, and. as the gentlemen a nan
was afflicted with rheumatism IN the
shoulders, until the muscles had ;, oe come
stiffened and so sore and tender ne couId
not raise his hands TO his head, ana
he stated his arms had been In ina, tnat
condition seven months, ana IN less tiine
for treatment than II takes to write II
he was able TO put his arms up ana 70
swing them about In a manner that would
make IL dangerous for small boys 10 De
near Another was that OF a lazy treaied
for neuralgia, who was cured almost win
a touch Of the Doctors hand An9 81 scn a
hoy with a stiff knee, was mace 10 pehu
the Knee and kick and run about without
a trace of his former trouble trouble, Many Many
OF gratitude to DR.. French for the won
derful relief he had given them. Dr.
French has taken parlors at Murphy
Hotel, where he will remain until hot
weather, and where those VINO are apie
to paw for treatment may go from a. Nj.
until 6 p. NJ. each day, except the hour
in the hall. Consultation az the hotei
free. Admission TO Sanger Hall free. Let
tiers of inquiry must contain stamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-The SEN
ate to-day confirmed the nominations OF
]. Eugene Jernigan, of South Carolina
10 be United States Consul at Ruatan'
Honduras, and the following postmaster:
Alabama-J. Charles ID. Lace. Pratt CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE STATED
COMMUNICATIONS OF HENR!CO UNION
EVENING" February 4th, at z O'Clock.
at Masonic Hall, on Twenty-ffth street:
The Committee on Plans for a new hall
will report.
Members Of sister lodges and transient
brethren in good standing are fra.ernaily
invited.
BY order Of the w. NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON,
fe 3-It.s Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
By A. N. POLLARD.
FIRST AND BROAD STREETS.

Dining Room Chairs. sllver-Plated Ware
including I very handsome Silver Tlreeu.
Casters, Rogers Knives and Forks.
pair very handsome Bronze Statues
Hall-Rack 2 Rsfrigereors. | Secretary
Bookcase. 2 Antlque-Oak Sets OF furhi-
ture. Several Tolet-Sets = Pictures.
some very fine oil-paintngs. Latrobe
Stove. l Antique-Oak Folding Bed. with
French bowel mirror. ] Handsome Iron
Clock, with cathedral strike Sewing
Machines. l Dinner Set OF ~ pieces,
must be seen to be appreciated. and
balance OF effects. consisting OF Rockers,
Chairs. Rugs, etc. too numerous %
mention. Also. Bay Mare years
old, warranted sound, kind. and very
fast. 1 Four-Seated surry. AZ good az
new. ] Top Buggy. 2 sets Harness. al.
most new. set Double Harness. !
Carriage Pole Smiths Cutting Knife. |
Ladies' Saddle and Bride Gentle
mems Saddles; also. stable fixtures. sale
Re ". j. PURYEAR, Auetlonser
WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD rhH
| TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEN'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PHO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
| VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
CAROLINA's ROLL OF HONOR.
"ParoIe Lists" of Her Troops Pres
ent nj Surrender ut Appomattox.

RALEIGH, y. c.. February 2.-(Spe-
cial )-From the last volume of the RE
bellion Records" just published. l take
the following synopsis Of the North Caro-
lima commands from the "Appomattox
% role lists" showing the North Carolina
brigades at the surrender. with the COM
handing officer and strength OF each:
North Carolina had there paroled one
enlargement. Bryan Grimes, and SIX
brigadiers--i. e., ". r. Cox, Matt W.
Ransom, John r. Cooke. William Mac
Rae, W. Z. Roberts, j. II. Lane.
Total Rank
and File
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department.
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division, Office Main and Vine
streets. Telephone 8lL
Union Division. Office Twenty-ninth
and p streets. Telephone 656
Manchester Office, Ssmmes avenua
Telephone 1921.
Arc and Incandesceut Lights and
Electric Power ct reasonable yatea
Electric-Light Wirings speciality.
Parties desiring Eiectric Lights or
Power by notifying the main Office by
mail or telephone. will be waited upon
b. . representative Of The company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

CT 700 WILL BUY TWOFA
- i .lOO DWELLINGS on secondAI
street. Rent for $500 a year.
&. 900 WILL Ely TWO HOUSES on
Cherry street. Rent for slH a
100 Will BUY TWO HOUSES on
Randolph street. Rent for $50 a
year.
JOHN r. GODDIN e. Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
fe 3-lt Bank and Eleventh streets.
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BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
i OF TIE MEDIUM-sIZED TWo-SToRY
BRICK DWELLING No. ~ NORTH
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEM
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, WITH
THE LOT ON WHICH 1T STANDS.
In execution OF a deed OF trust. dated
Sth of Nav, 1883, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court, In Deed-Book lSo
A, page lis. default having been made in
the payment OF one of the notes thereby
secured, and being required so to do by
the holder thereof, We VIII sell by auc-
ton. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1885.
al i:so o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY
above referred to.
The lot has front o. 25 feet and runs
back i22 feet to an alley 70 feet VIDE,
and has a side entrance from Eighteenth
street The dwelling has five rooms, ana
there Is detached brick Kitchen Win
two rooms. This property Will make
comfortable home or q good rental IN,
yestment and Is now rented 10 q good
tenant at q fair price:
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
costs of executing the trust and any
taxes which may be due. ana 70 pay a
note for 81 900, with interest from sth or
November, 1898, and the residue upon
such terms as the grantor in said deed
NAV prescribe and direct; or, In case OF
his failure to give such direction, then
i'm three equal instalments at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes with IN
terest added, and secured by deed OK
trust. x,o,,
JAMES PLEASANTS.
fe1 Trustees.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
llNfTCRE. LARGE FRENCH-PLATE MAN
TEL-MIRROR, SMALL IRON SAFES,
&C, AT AUCTiON.-By direction of
Judge Henry w. Flournoy. who is dis
continuing housekeeping, | will sell at
my store. at 1890 A. NJ
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1896
HANDSOME BROCADE PARLOR SUIT
with cherry frames;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS AND
WARDROBES with plate-glsss mir
Very nice WALNUT BOOKCASE:
WALNUT BUFFET with Tennessee
LARGE FRENcH-PLATE MANTEL,
TURKisH-RUG PARI.oR SUIT, OAK
AND OTHER CHAMBER SUITS;
IRON ENAMELLED BED, HAIR
MATTRE SSES CARPETS. POR-
THERE'S, FANCY MAHOGANY TA-
BLES FANCY ROCKERS, ORGAN,
PIANO. WIRE SPRINGS, and other
2 SMALL CoMBINATIoN-LoCK IRON
SAFES
Large assortment OF HEATING-STOVES
and miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
fe3 AuctiOneer.