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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Arranged for the Banquet.

There was d called meeting at 2 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Of the Richmond
Bar Association. President c. V. Mere
dith filed the chair. and the ATTENDANCE
was quite large. Arrangements for me
banquet that the ORG nization is TO hold
on the evening of February oth were
completed. and tin address upon this oc-
casion is to lie delivered by Hon. j, X.
Tucker. Invitations will be extended 70
the member OF the United States Clrcul.
Court of Appeals, which will b. In session
at that time. The following gentlemen
were elected members: r. Taylor Scott.
Isaac Digs. Thomas r. H~ardaway,
Henry K. Pollard. John G. Pollard; WI
Thomas c. Gordon. Ro. V. Marye, X. r..
Florence. J. Jordan Leake. John Il; Minor.
Jr.. f. Il. Thomson, Ben. T; Barrett,
Allen G. Collins. Scott Ray. =. l.. Bloom-
berg, Irving J.. Campbell. a. Il. Dick!n-
son, and Archer Anderson, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Personals and HriCfs.

Mr. William Powell. the machinist who
had his finger very badly mashed Satur-
day evening. is steadily improving.
marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Monday 70 ltObert A., herlIIliIon
and Gertrude Eubank, both OF Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. William $. Burgess. an old Rich
mond boy. has returned from Galveston,
Tex, where he has been for the last two
or three years. He Is stopping on Church
Hi and viii reside here.
Governor O'Ferrall has removed the
p%olitical disabilities of George W. Parsons,
who in 1885 was convicted in Pittsylvania
Of unlawful shooting and sentenced TO
FIVE years In the peniteniiary.
4 slight fire in the SASH blind ana
door-factory of ~. :. Winston & Co. on
the corner Of Foushee and Canal streets
The department out. The flames were
ex,inguished with but small loss.
Mr.. V. Hechler. Jr.. has reported TO
the First POlice-Station that a bicycle
was stolen from him Monday afternoon
while he was in the store or Long 4 itld-
dick. lie had left the wheel in front of
the store.
To-day being the anniversary or the
death OF the lamented Captain \. 6. Bah
cock. q committee from me Lidles AUX
HAIRY of the Masonic Home which he
founded, will visit MS grave IN liOlly-
hOOA atII CIV"
In the board-room of the Young Mems
Christian Association last night Madame
Hirschfeld delivered Il lecture 10 an ap-
preciative audience on the subject. rs II
Necessary TO Learn German" The lee
ture will be repeated tonight and to-
morrow night.
Messrs. C.. a. Crum and G.. J.. Raker,
OF Chicago. are in the city, guests OF noio-
mel ]. A.. Pattee on Grace street. These
gentlemen are looking over the South
with a view OF making some investment
and are favorably impressed with iich-
mond and the outlook.
The charming Christmas cantata rem
dered during the holidays by the infant
class OF the Grace-Street BAPTIST sunday
schoc will be- repeated on next Friday
evening a; the Grace-Street BAPTIST
church. This Is In response TO many re-
quests. and the proceeds VIII go TO the
Baptist Orphenage AT Salem.
At a meeting Sunday evening OF the
officers and Board Of Trustees OF the
Sir Moses MOnictiore Congregation Inc
arrange a Purim masquerade ball for the
benefit OF the Sir Moses Monteiore He
brew school: b.. Paris. $. Stern, j. Cohen
). Sheer. IL. Hirshbers, ana L. LoVeh-
stein.
Rev. J. c. Hiden, pastor Of Grove
Avenue Baptist church, has received an
Invitation 10 preach In a meeting OF some
ten or twelve days at the University or
Virginia. and has agreed TO 80 some time
In February. He expects to be absent
one sunday. and his pulpit VIII be sup
Piled by Rev. j. William Jones. cnap!aln
OF the university.
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. f.. u. Tucker at their reside CO az
Barton Heights on Monday nisht by a
number OF young people from Richmond.
a mos, enjoyable time was spent, Among
those present were M. T.. !. Wall and
Miss Mabel Stutz. Mr.. Eddie Mitchell and
Miss Lille S,G,z. Mr.. -. j. Landrum and
Miss Margle Marstin, Mr. Anderson ana
and Miss Annie hilbert, Mr.: n. Stubs
and Miss Mile Stubbs. Mr.. A.. Tucker
and Miss Annie Stubs, and MI. Bowe
and Mss Minnie Wadden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

a tion. and the name Surrender was
originally adopted without my endorse
mcnt or knowledge"
stata Uospjtai was In session here to-
day. IT'S regular term. Messrs. 9. II:
coiner. OF Augusta, and T.. A.. krise, OF
L%ynchburg. were the only ember NOT
before the board.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
The State convention Of the !societies
NJ christian Endeavor convened at the
First Presbyterian church tonight. Sew
eraI hundred delegates-men ana women
we're present. The convention will get
down TO business tomorrow. when a luh
delegation IL expected. There were sevc'
raj coIored people In the audience DOWN
stairs at church. Rev. DR.. FAIR, OF ftich-
mond. who was expected to address the
convention tonight. has not arrived. Inc
address Of welcome was made by he'.
William Cummins. OF Staunton.
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DEEP CREEK STORE CONSUMED.
Loss 81 800, With But Little Insurance
Increased Exports-ElevatOr Working.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, January 1a-
(Special.)-News reached here to-day that
the store of Mr.. William burlington.
situated on Deep creek. about eleven
miles above here. caught fire last night
at 9 O'Clock. and was entirely con-
snmed. Mr.. burlington places his loss at
about 1850. and there Is very little in
surance on the property. The cause OF
the fire is not known. although IT Is
thought TO be the work of an incendiary.
Mr.. burlington is one of the best-known
men in this county.
The exports from Newport News for
the first half OF this month amount TO
over 100000. and the Indications are
that January will be the largest month
in the history OF this port.
The grain elevator is working night and
day. and the force has been increased
in the past sixty days. One of Its en-
ployees Informed me yesterday that they
were working TO their full capacity. and
that any amount Of grain is awaiting TO
be elevated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Colonel Thomas Whitehead. the Com
missioner of Agriculture. is in receipt or
a letter from Eugene Christian, commits
steiner Of the tobacco exhibit of the Cot
ton States Exposition, which is TO BE-
held in Atlanta. Ga. from September
18th to December 3lst. 1850, urging that
Virginia make a proper contriDuuon 10
the I~eaf-tobacco exhibit. Speaking of the
matter. Mr.. Christian says:
We find. TO make the show complete,
IL will be very necessary FOR MS TO nave
an exhibit from each State of leaf to-
hacco. As this advantage is much larger.
and of much more commercial Importance
than is generally estimated. We feel called
upon 10 ask our state, through you,
to contribute a leaf display in the TO-
baccO building.
You can readily see the advantage TO
be obtained by grouping your state as
play in the tobacco building with the
various displays which VIII be mace
not only from this STATE. but many for
eign cOuutries.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
SATURDAY. JANUARY

Ey j. u Valentine. Aucf..
1876 cast Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

WANTED. POSITION AS .PRESCRlP-
TION CLERK: eight years experience;
q years Of age. References best IN
State. Address Box II, South Boston "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

WANTED. LIVE MAN TO SELL.
NEW SAFETY LIQUOR FAtcLnr;
sells on sight: goof commission. NAN
FACTURERS' AGENCY COMPANY, 70
Main sfreet. Norfolk. Va. IA l3-Zt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
DULL COURT-DAY IN CAROLINE. .
Numerous Candidates for the Various
County Cmces-SurprIses In Store.

BOWLING GREEN VA, January 10
Especial -Caroline Court yesterday was
a tame affair. The extreme cold and the
high state of the water-courses kept
many % the sovereigns at home and the
attendance was unusually small. No
thing OF interest transpirel In the court.
Judge Moncure presided. though Sill suf-
fering from his recent ilment.
Candidates for the county Offices TO be
filled next spring are numerous. and al
ready making the air resound with
their claims. II Is said there are from
two 10 ten candidates for every Office.
ana what with the Walton law the dis
Outraged and recognized Democracy and
the rampant Populist party ii is hard
10 predict the outcome. All that Is GER
tain Is that there will be a lively con-
test, and may be many surprises IN store
for our would-be oihce-holders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
SELECTION Of NAME SURRENDER. "
Not Mr.. fuckers Choice, Who Had II
Changed Back To AppomattOx.

STAUNTON. VA. January l5.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Dispatch correspondent saw
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker this af-
terDoon upon his arrival from Lexing-
ton. where he has been spending two
days, and showed him the newspaper
report published to-day to the effect that
the elaborate official explanation accom-
panying the change OF Surrender to APP
pomattox shows that the selection OF
the name Surrender was on the advice
OF Mr.. Harry ST. eeorge. Tucker, repre-.
sentative In Congress. Mr.. Tucker said
TO your correspondent: "The special from
Washington stating that the selection
advice Is an evident mistake. using the
word Selection instead OF change as
the change Of name from Surrender to
Appomattox was made on my recommen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
,%RUSTEEs' AUCTION SALE

TRACT or 27 ACRES or LAM.
IN CHESTERFIELD col N~Y wy
ABOUT THREE MILES FNDM MAN
CHESTER.
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BROTHERS to BE Inferred Together.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
Observation-Disclosures Houseworth, aged
is. died yesterday morning at the resi-
dence OF his father. Mr.: X. r. House
other son. Richard. aged about IL. died;
The remains OF both young men VIII
be takep to Orange and inferred In the
family b~urying-ground. So
Edgar y. Cox was tried before MagIs.
,ra,c Stacchlin for shooting ID. Il. Scott
(colored) on January eth. The accused
was bailed for his appearance before the
grand jury. .u. -.
Colonel X. T. w. Duke VIII deiiver tne
address before the John Bowie-Strangc
Camp OF Confederate Veterans on the
18th instant. the occasion OF the cele-
bration of General Lees birthday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

nv virtue Of n deed Of trust from II. p.
Nicholas 10 the Undersigned, trustee. duly
! recorded. [ will sell by public auction, az
the store OF said Nicholas, No. ol5 east
Marshall street. AZ 1920 y. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY lf, 1896.
I qalrs Combinatiou-Lock Iron Safe, Gro
GERS Comee-Mill. Oil-Tank. etc: .
1 covered Grocery-Wagon. Horse, and
Harness.
Groceries. embracing Spices. Pickles. SAT-:
soda. a large quantity OF STANDARD
baking-Powd-rs. Sardines, Canned ana
Bottled Fruits. Vegetables, Meats, Game
and Fish. Shelf-GoOds, Dried Fruits,
Naisins. Nuts, Preserves. etc, etc;
Coneas. Teas. Flour. Mo'asses, Syrups,
Vinogars. Toilet and Washlng-Soaps;
Cigars. Cheroots, and Chewing-Tobaccos
OF good brands;
WHISTLES. Liquors. Wines. and two bar
-els Of c. q. :. Hdnd-Mad sour Mash
Whisky. in bond;
Showcases. J Roller-Top Dcf.. Counter,
and Platform Scales. Counters. Shelving,
and all Store and Gls-FIXtures;
TIL Cnexpires Lease OF Store and Dwell
Ing 10 April 80. 1895. and arrangem7 ntS
can b. made with the landlord for re-
newal Of the lease after that date:
| Vuexplre Licenses. and a great variety OF
miscellaneous articles and goods carried
in a large grocery business.
This il Il large stock, and VIII ofer
great inducements 10 purchas rs.
TERMS: Cash.
-..-. W NF.,r Asotfopaar IA a
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LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS.
AT AUCTION.

A. executors OF the last will and tesla
ment OF Mrs. Caroline Fleming Hare.
deceased. we will oner for sale by public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY i6. 1895.
at | O'Clock +. NJ. the VERY ATTRAc-
TIVE AND HIGHLY-VALUABLE BUSi-
NESS PROPERTY at the southeast cor
ner OF Main and Seventh streets, 'front.'
ing on Main 70 feet and running back
100 feet 3 inches TO the tobacco-iactory
OF Messrs. l.. II. Mayo q Brother and
having upOn II several stores and ofiices.
besides n small brick building In the
rear. fronting on Seventh street. ana
owned land to be removed by the tenant.
The location OF this property Is good.
and is rapidly enhancing In productive
ness. and also In public estimation. as
the large number OF new stores In the
vicinity fully attests, and Offering. as u
does. so much available space for a good
class OF stores. IL will doubtless prove a
profitable investment.
TERMS: one third cash, and the resi-
due at two years for negotiable notes,
with interest semi-annually. and evi.
denced by separate notes. and all secured
by a deed OF trust on the property.
HARRIET HARE MCCLELLAN,
T.. SPENCER MILLER.
IN Executors.
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HOcIERY

Chiliren's Tan and Black l5c. Hosiery
reduced to l0c. a pair.
Children's 2jc. Tan Hosiery reduced
from PC. to 15c. a pair.
Ladies' Brown and Tan Hosiery re-
ducCG from &c. to l0c. Il pair.
Ladies' Dalbriggan Hose reduced from
Il lie. to Toe. a pair.
Ladies' Black and B%albriggan Drop
Stitch Hose reduced from 25c. to lJc. Il
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
Alleged Murderers Arrested.

LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, "a,
Rrc ckenbrou icolored) were on Tuesday
arrested for the murder of Luther Lewis,
the case in which the Governor onered a
reward. They were examined by a JUS
tice. and committed to jail 10 await 'he
action Of the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
suhscrjntions Eeipg Handed In.

General-Secretary George +. Tibbitts re-
ceived thu following contributions yester-
cay toward the current expenses or the
association: The II. &. Williams Company
$50: 7. c. Williams. Jr, 81; G. W. Hunter.
Jr.. so: G. +. Tibbitts, SO: d.. 5. Bennett,
$50 Total S2i5.
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George W. Mayo, A%uctioneer. ia b
l. X. ELLIS & CO. HAVE RE-

-
81 EAST BROAD STREET.
WHERE THEY WILL SELL TO-DAY,
at 1890 \. NJ,
NEW PARLOR FURNITURE.
HIGH-ARM SINGER sEWlNG-MA-
CHIMES;
CHAMBER SUITS;
CARPETS. RUGS, &c:
3 SOLID GOLD WATCHES;
| LARGE. MASSIVE DAB BUFFET;
? WALNUT WARDROBES;
. OAK-FRAME BED-LOCNGES;
> COUCHFS:
. HANDSOME PARLOR SUITS. uphol-
stored in silk brocatelle (brand-neH);
CHICKERING PIANO;
. HANDSOME FRAMED PICTI RtS:.
1 OAK FINE-FINISHED RESTAt-
RANT-TABLES;
! WALNUT HALLRACk;
. LARGE MANTLE-CLOCKS;
10 pairs LACE CURTAINS;
u HEAVY BEDSPREADS 'colored);
. TEA SETS-56 pieces each;
/ HANDSOME NEW MANTLE-MIR-
2 WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLES:
q RREECH-LOADING SHOTGCNS:
| LARGE, NICKLE-TRIMMED HEAT
Err:
1 COOK-STONES;
$50 LADIES CTOAKS;
| TABLE CUTLERY and many other ar
seats reserved for the ladies. jal6
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iNCSENES TS.

Admission. 10 cents. ia l6-W
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N'RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
l. STOCK GROCERIES. EORef. rH-
CXRY-WAGON FDGCIE>, g.. A.

Dy virtue 81 a deed o. tr.-, -
Epps g Swecny L. tn uuier- sr. -
tie. and duly recorded Do ire
Court Of tho city of tIDFW.l I sd
sell NJ ioS north seventeen. -t
THURSDAY. JANUARY d.
at 1870 O'Clock. the ENTIHr. ~.H A|'
GROCERIES, such As arc U-I. M
In retail grocery stores. frHra
part about 80 pounds Tea. +H .aIr
"A general assortment Of Cam. DID,
Baking-PoWders &c. - haIf.s N...r.
l barrel Molas-cs. > set 90 = l..s
Of pickles. smoking nI e..
baccO. large Conee-Mlll $50 .I .
Safe, Showcase. ! Horse af. o.
Wagon. | Sidehar BIgst. d iIt- r
Stable 10 be- removed. Sttf" IlI
Licenses. &c. &c. all O. b. s...
as a whole or in detail. AS MAS .
mined at time Of sale
j. g. FLOYD. 'rf
J.. II. Valentine. Aucu1ue.r.
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GRANULATED SUGAR, PER
pound. &c.
pounds Pure Lard for &c.
SAT- Pork. CLc. per pJund.
New seedless Raisins. &c. Per pound.
California Hams, $. pound.
Pure cider Vinegar. 2Jc. a gallon
New Currants. &c. per pound.
Apple Butter. &c. per pound.
Best Corn, 7c. a can.
Large Cans Peaches, lOc.
Thistle Tomatoes, &c. per can.
Fresh Nountain-ftOll Butter, 20c. per
Nice Fat Mackerel, 15c. Il dozen.
Two pounds Best Cream Cheese for 25c.
Small Early June Peas. l0c. per can.
Good Family Flour. $40 per barrel. or
'SaifTornia Apricots. 12tsc. per can.
New C,tron. l0c. per pound.
Ten pounds Best Virginia Buckwheat
Jap Brand Roasted, in l-pound pap.rs.
DOC. per pound. finest on the market.
Pure Lard. &C.. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes, &c.
M!ler's Best Hams, l2c. per pound.
Good New Orleans MOlasses, zoe. Per
gallon.
California Cldrst Wiae. O1c. n gallon.
Silver king Patent Family Flour. best
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. So per
barrel, OF DC. per sack.
Best city Nils Nal, sc. pr bushel.
Seven pounds \ sugar for DC.
Price-L.ist mailed on application.
). ULLMAN'S SON.
Phone 3l6. no 7-dsxSI
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FOR ETNT.

FOR Rent. UNENPIREH
or NINE-ROOM DWELLING
street near Broad. recently
AMI otherwise lut iu ora
reduced prize" Aiircss Li
Of Dispatch Office.
FOR RENT. BRICK uFi.
Nos. f23. ~. -. ana 81 n
street Manchester, seven
water: $40 per month. Cnnt'r
ness, shops. and f0unitt
:. j. BRADLEY
a l2-,t N..
FOR RENT. THAT VERY
TIVE DWELLING No
burg avenue. containing Use
water Rent reduced O. 9
Phone 81 : - ELAN N
ia l0--W .l' east "
FOR RENT. THAT ATfHA
ONNENIENrLN PLANNED
RESIDENCE. 1919 Fl.Ni a
tanning nine rooms. rd0.'. Nt
good repair.
JOHN r golden A
Real E>ttt. Be-
ia lS-eod5t Bank and Eleventh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

Mr. John S. Taylor and Mr.. r. c..
Wood were appointed State assessors or
property I'm Chesterfield county on Mon
day, each of whom gave bond in the
sum Of $500 for the faithful perform
ancc of his duties.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SAL.

LARGE AND WTLL-LOcATuru ..
END LOT
f5sNl2I FEET.
WITH FOUR NEAT AND C.,r
ABLE SMALL pNELL....
THEREON.
on THE SOUTH LINE Or .r..,
STREET BETWEEN EfNf.
AND WASHINGTON STf.
NEAR OLD RESIE.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

We add to lists already published:
Sponges were &c. reduced TO ljc.
Sponges were ljc. reduced TO Toe.
Sponges We're Sc. reduced TO sc.
SpOnges were 90. reduced to &c.
StOcking-Darners were 80. nov &c.
GiOve-Darners were DC. now &c.
COld-Cream vas iJc. now l0c.
Silver Filigree Stands. for violets, were
&c. reduced to Zoe.
Hat-Pins reduced from Zoe. to &c. a
dozen.
Tooth-Picks reduced from sc. to &c. a
box.
Oxydized Puf-Boxes reduced to sc.
Chamois-Skins were Sc. reduced TO SOC.
Coiored Shelf-paper was l5c. now sc.
a dozen.
Genuine Steel Scissors were 25c. re-
duced TO 15c.
Royal Glue reduced from l0c. 10 DC.
Pest Machine-Oil was &c. now &c.
SIC. Whisk-Brooms now ljc.
2jc. Vhisk Brooms now Zoe.
Toe. Whisk- Brooms now sc.
25c. Kid curriers' reduced to l1c.
I5c. Kid Curriers' reduced to lie.
10c. Kid Curriers' reduced 10 Sc.
SC. Kid Curriers' reduced To g..
Bailey's Violet Powder was Zoe. now sc.
The Genuine Lubin's Toilet-Powder re-
duced from zoe. 10 l5c.
SANKEY'S Talcum Powder was l0c. now
Is.
Blackman's Talcum Powder was &c.
now lJc.
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R~c.ipuat,on Of Rector j. Cleveland Hall.

ROANOKE. VA, January l5.-tSpecial.l
Rev. j. Cleveland Hall. rector OF Christ
Episcopal church. has resi- gned. The
vestry Of the church will ~endeavor TO get
him to withdraw his resignation. lie
is very popular with his congregation
and the people OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust from
i. l.. Enroughty 10 the undersigned and
Austin Smith, "a trustees. dated November
is. 1851. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Henrico County Court. in Deed
Book l22. page 227. TO secure certain notes
therein named default having been made
y, nm ,ne ,op aym NJ e Of II t IN 50 san i,d n9 hoiior an ~
said debt. | shall proceed 10 sell At pub
lie auction to tn highest bidder, at
HENRICO COURTHOUSE. In the CITY
Of PICTINONn on
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c,s.,. Nj, t:o h.u,,, Zig Hotels,

NEW YORK. January l5.-tSpecial)-
A. y. Cordes. ]. Kaufman. Be!videre;
NJ. Al. Strauss. Stewart: &, Barham. W.
III Fiizg raid, Brunswick: J. Ebel. Broad
way Central.
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REAL ESTATE ACME. &.
REAL ESTATE ACLNI.. e.
CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE, Rent. AND iNcliAA :
HOUSES SOLD. BIlLI tl4 1913 A''
ED on monthly instlim rf-.
MONEY TO LEND on ,tfF
urban real cs,Ac. No delay.
RENTS collected AMI lh.r'l 4i
made. Apply FOR Land Gi.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD & 'I,
de 2l-F ,Su&Wts ~. is' ii.|
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. 1885,

~
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
above referred 20. with all the improve
ments thereon, situated, lying. and being
in the county OF HenricO, about sixteen
miles below the city Of Richmond. i'm
dietely upon James river. ami containing
500, ACRES, be the same, more or less.
and which said property adtoins the lands
Of George +. Pickett and Others. and is
known as a part Of the TURKEY
ISLAND ESTATE" The said property
Is too well known 10 require Extensive
description, being one OF the most valuable
farms In the county. The land j. very
fertile. yields large crops, has a long
frontage on James river, and upon the
pace there Is considerable wood and TIM
Der. II is in a good Ieighborhood. near
the post-cffice, churches. etc. and the
improvements are good. consisting Of
valuable DIV Kings. Out-hOuses. barns, etc,
and upon the property adjoining this pro-
perty is a public wharf and steamboat
landing on james river.
TERMS: For cash, as 10 the follow Ing
notes. with interest from maturity-to Wit:
500. wiki interest from the 18th OF NO
Yomber. 1892. SSl6. with Interest from the
lCth of Nov mber. l>s2. So, with interest
lIOm the 18th Of November. iStf, and -
credit 49, 20 $sSS until thn 18th Of Noyem-
Der. 1885, 1924 until the 10Th Of November.
issi. and $40 ne 18TH OF November, l%i,
and the residue upon a credit OF one, TWO.
and tire. years. and II Is believed that
more reasonable terms Will be offered as
10 the whole Of said purchase-money on
ths day ~ sale, say for one thiri ~ sad
purchase-mOney In cash. and the residue
ilpOn "A credit Of one. two and three years,
ali deferred aymen to be- evidenced by
NEGOTIABLE notes and the same % be- So
cured by trust deed upon the saul pro-
perty. VI:
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WANTED, TWO STENoGRAPHERS
AND A BOOk-kEEPER. These appli.
| cations were made at the Smithdeai
BUSINESS College. 1902 east Broad street.
Yesterday for it's students. They have
more applications for young men and
boys as stenographers than they can M.
phone s9O. IN l6-its
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, \ GENTLEMAN TO
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY and
room with another gentleman. Address
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