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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
THE MATTER or JURISDICTION.
QuAtion Of Who shall Nesentcncc
Observation-Disclosures Condition.

~ MP Norman Nicholas, the condemned
murderer ipcarcerated In the county jan,
ls a sicl, man, and there is some doubt
IA t. whether he Will live 90 be exc
cuted Or. Croxton. the fail physician.
eaid % Dispatch man yesterday that
he was falling very perccpuhly. Said he;
II have noticed a great change in him
during the past three weeks. lie has
been kept in state Of excitement. alter
mating between hope aad despair, ana
consequently has become very mucH
weakened. lie has lost grca; deal or
fCsh, and his heart Ia affected t. an
alarming degree. / can't say what The
outcome viii be when he realizes taat al!
hope IS gone. He may possibly COZ
lapse. and thcn again he may bear Up IN
n stole manner ! fear that he Will
have to be- carried 20 The gailows. as /
don't think BE- viii be able 10 walk.
When sccn by the Dispatch man yester-
day Nicholas was more cheerful. and
seemed 10 be more hopeful than he had
been since the Supreme Court denied
HIM a new trial. he closed the Bible
when the rCpertcr entered. and IN reply
% n question said that he spent the
majority OF his time in reading the Word
Of God
Mr. -. G. Richardson. OF counsel for
Nicholas, said yesterday that he ana MS
associates would DO everything possible
- help their client, aud would avail
themselves OF every benefit the law gives
him. As the time for the execution Of the
sentence pronounced by Judge Wexford
has expired, IL now becomes necessary
!OT the prisoner 20 be rcsentenced. and
1t is question OF considerable intere I
as to what court has jurisdiction to pro-
nounce such sentence. At the last Sos
sion Of the Legislature the circuit courts
were deprived Of all jurisdiction IN
criminal matters, except on appeals from
the county courts.
IT is contendod by some that Judge
Wexford, OF the Ucnrico Circuit Court
before whom Nicholas was tried. has
now no jurisdiction in the case ~ rca-
son Of the repeal Of the law giving him
such jurisdiction. and. on the other hand.
that the Judge Of the County Court Of
Henrico has 10 jurisdiction 70 pronounce
sentence. as the prisoner was not tried
I'm his court, and there is no saving
clause in The act transferring The case
ana the record of trial 70 his court.
1t IS probable that the prisoner Will
be again brought before Judge Wexford.
OF the Circuit Court TO be resentcnced,
anu N'dt u Holl"H IN arrest Oh JduEAh' Ut
VIII be made. on the ground that the
Court has no Jurisdiction. Should the mo-
ton be overruled counsel Will doubtless
eNce2' and apply to the Supreme Court
of Appeals for writ Of error.
When Attorncy-Cencral Scott was asked
about the matter Of resentencing Nicho-
las he said that, I'm his opinion, though
deprived Of original jurisdiction 30 try
felony cases. the Circuit Court a. Hen
rico could roscntcnce the unfortunate
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
MUNYON
PRESENTS MORE EVIDENCE.
Testimony from Sufferers Who Have
Been Cured by Munyon's Remedies.

sT g5;arPDn Of a0S 6ddFSloRs t' afsi i
north Sixih street, Philadelphia. Pa. and
prominent member OF the order for the
past thirty years, says. For years i
SUFFERED toriures from catarrh. After
using many other remedies | was induced
70 Try Munyon's Catarrh Cure. In short
,ine all the symptoms Of the disease
disappeared. and now | em permanently
Hon. wilbert +. Farnham, recently the
candidate on the Prohibition ticket for
Secretary OF State of Massachusetts,.
SAYS: one bottle Of Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cuie cured me OF q very aggravated ca Sc
or dyspepsia and stomach trouble from
which | had suffered for years. | do not
usually give testimonials. but In this case
the cure was effected so thoroughly and
quickly that | deem il my duty that
Others sufferers should know of it,
Louis Cupp. 1915 SAMSON street. Phlla-
ielphia, the steward OF Forepaugh's Cir
Gus says: Il was subject 10 most ma
lEnant attacks Of rheumatism. None OF
the many remedies | used did me any
good until b. gan using Munyon's Rheu
matism Cure. Its effects were marked.
The pain LETT almost instantly. and within
short time ! was entirely cured"
Munyon's Remedies act almost in
SANITY, speedily curing the most obsti-
nate cases. Rheumatism cured In from
one 10 three days. Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles quickly relieved. Ca
an bprillNtiN clItu. bHduacne cured
IN five minutes. Nervous diseases
promptly cured. Coughs and colds effect
ually cured. and kidney troubles, neural
gia, asthma. and all female complaints
quickly cured. These remedies are sold
by all druggists, mostly for 25c. per
Those who are In doubt as 10 the nature
OF their disease should address Professor
Munyon. l5o5 Arch street, Philadelphia,
giving full symptoms of their disease.
Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose
the case. and give you the benefit OF his
advice. and absolutely free Of all charge.
me remedies VIII he sent TO any address
on receipt OF retail price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
THE DAYS NEWS CLEANED IN AND
AROUND MANCHESTER.
The PopuIists Fail to Get Up Their
Meeting-SpcciaI Services In the
Churcbes-Went Away 10 BE Mar
ried--personni and other Items.

The swansboro' Pops" did no popping
in swansboro' yesterday. as had been
previously announced they would do. II
is said the meeting was called for the
purpOge OF making arrangements for en-
terlng into the spring fight. but as the
followers Of Mr.. Weaver and Mrs. Lease
failed to materlalize. nothing. OF course,
was done II Is said that one representa-
tive OF the laat edition to the side issues
was at the rendezvous. but did not re-
main very long. and. so far as could
be learned. did not have very much TO
say. simply because there was nobody 70
say IL 10.
MRS. BUFFERS FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah =. Butler
took place yesterday morning from the
Euinbridge-StTeet Baptist church AT il
O'Clock. The services were conducted by
Key. l.. Il. Thornhill, after which the
remains were taken 70 Maury Cemetery
for intcrment. The following gentlemen
wore pail-tearcrG: Messrs. Henry t1tz-
gerald. l.. ". Wcisiger. j. ". Toney,
Marshall Traylor. - Tatum, j. ".
Blount, James Johnson. and Scott Gibbs.
IN the IOiICe court yesterday MORNING
James Bland (coiorel) was charged with
striking little P!ttman Robertson with
rock. for which the Mayor lined him $50
and costs.
Superintendent v. n. Allen. Of Maury
Cemetery. ls grading Maury street from
the turnpike to the cemetery. The city
should also Fix the turnpike from Hun
street 70 MauTy Cemetery.
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
At Leader Hall tonight the union meet
iDgs VIII close after having been I'm
progress two weeks Evangelist Pratt
has made many friends during his stay
here. and the meetings nave resulted IN
much good. This afternoon at o'clock
services VII be held for men and boys
only. 1t Is understood that the choir that
has been singing at these meetings Will
form a permanent organization 10 sing
at the meetings held every Sunday after
noon or any other meetings in which
they can assist
The usual services viii be hell at As
bury chapel to-day by the pastor, Rev. !.
IL. Busby. 1t o'clock /. VI. the Ep-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

worth League will mee.. Addresses will
be made Us FeYs. ". ". Lear aud j.
W. sim. An interesting musical pro
gramme has been arranged.
Al Bainbridge-Street Church Rev. l..
II. Thornhii the pastor. will occupy his
pulpit both morning aud night. Miss
Fannie Thornhill, the principal OF the
Female Institute. Richmond, will bring
over nifty OF her pupils 10 worship a, this
church this morning.
A meeting will be held ut Bainbridge-
Street church this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
for women and girls.
Rev. Mr.. Chambers. OF Richmond. will
preach at Clopton-Sireet Baptist church
at ii o'clock A. NJ. to-day.
PLEASANT WHIST PARTY.
Miss Annie Logan gave pleasant
whist party az the residence OF Mrs. X. A.
Montague Friday evening. In honor OF
Miss Mamie Porter. OF Iynchburg. Among
those present were Misses Mamie Porter
dressed Ia Nie-gTeen chiffon. and dia-
monds; Olga. T. Gould. In crange-silk
and emeraids: Glare II. Baum. OF New
York. In blue brooade, and pearls; G..
Elise Gleason. In pearl-gray silk. and II
France roses: Clarence Joseph. In yellow
silk and v!olets; Annie Logan, Of Man
chester, I'm black velvet and American
Beauties: Mr.. Montague, in black SILK.
The gentlemen present were Or. c. j. Ne
Faun, Of Washington, ID. c.: Messrs.
James Mantone. Of New York; J. X.
Clifton, Emmett Gillespie. OF Hunting
ton, W. Va: r.. II. Callwell. OF Bradford,
o.: II. K. Phillips. OF Baltimore, Md.
The friends and relatives Of Mr.. Dy.e
Harris and Miss Clyde Vaughan, daush-
ter Of Mr.. Richard Vaughan. were sur
prised yesterday morning TO learn that
the young couple ran away the night
before to get married. 1t Is not known
whether they went 10 Washington or
North Carolina, but they are expected
back to-day.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Manchester members Of the defunct
Equitable League received their checks
yesterday from Baltimore, and they were
mighty glad to get them.
Mr.. W. II. Washington LEFT yesterday
evening for Caroline county on brief
visit 70 relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joseph Lane. an inmate OF the
city almshOuse. was reported yesterday
morning by superintendent Allen as
being in a very bad condition. Mr.. Lane
has been suffering from consumption for
some time.
Constable George W. Brooks IS confined
TO his residence on account OF sickness.
Mr. Chasten Burgess Is detained at
home on account OF sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
For the Iioys' Bible Fund.

A matinee for children Will be given
at the Young MEMS Christian Associa-
tion for the benefit Of the boys Bible and
hymn-book fund. This viii be very en-
joyabir both to adults and children. Mr..
shackleford viii have charge. and viii
have programmes out next week. Among
the talent he has secured are some Of the
best artists IN the city. The following
are The names: Misses Mamie Leahy and
little sister. Bessie Pattee, Eta
Stmuels, Wona Newman, and Messrs.
George Jordan. oscar Howard Richard
Woodrsch. Victor Mcneil Chesterman,
Morrisette, Finney, and Malcolm Shackle-
ford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

twirl for tho visitors ana Elyson VIII
b. IN the box FOR the Spiders.
Tho University Of Vermont VIII meet
the SPIDERS here on the %
OWNS 60 the muddy condition or INC
Randolph Macon college grounds the
game Of ball which was 70 have been
played yesterday afternoon between the
Stars ~ this city and Randolph Mncon
College nine was postponed until Satur-
day. April 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
The Clock All Right Now.

Mr.. William H. Thompson. Superintend-
ent Of the City Fire-Alarm Department.
has completed his work on the city
Hall clock, and that piece Of machinery
is now working properly. The clock Is
r great source OF convenience to the pub
lie at large. and its worth Is hardly APP
preciated until it gets out Of order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE
NonrRN CORNER FRAME RESI-
DENCE. NORTHEAST CORNER
OF LEIGH AND IOMBAEDf
STREETS

Ry virtue OF n deed Of trust executed
By Thomas n. Render and wire
10 the undersigned trustee, dated June .,
1885,, recorded In the Clerks office Of the
Chancery Court of the city OF Richinono.
Deadlock lJ2 q, page ?, whereby the
PROPERTY hereinafter described was
conveyed TO said trustee, 20 secure
bond ~ said Thomas ~. RENDER
for 81 600: and default having been maze
In the payments therein provided Tor
and undersigned trustee having been
thereunto directed by the beneficiary we
will offer for sale at public auction on
the premises TO the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, MARCH q. 1895. AT +. NJ.
HOUSE AND LOT at northeast corner
OF Leigh and Lombsrdy streets, fronting
- feet 3 inches on Leigh street, ana run
ming back 10 feet 10 an alley.
This very neat ard stylish corner resi-
dence IS on the slectric-line, and u very
desirable for an investment or a nome
TERMS: While the deed o. trust calls
for cash rs TO the cost OF executing thlS
trust and 10 pay off the amount que
by virtue Of said lien. yet. with consent
OF oil parties interested. very 9ccommo-
dating terms may be announced az sale'
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANi
J. Thompson Brown & Co. Auctioneers
NH - --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
THE BALL SCHEDULE.
league Managers Meet and Adopt a
programme fOr tho Season.
no HAVE MANY GAMES urnr
H'>'unS Clubs VIII Play In Rich
h"nd on All of The HoiI1n,s-r,,.
pircs Elected and n s,.to -. -,
form Agreed ypon.

If
ihc bus,nc,e ,.,' were present and
vlsno,c,nt 80. ', vac o'"y was quickly
,hscn, - W '' o''ns onavoidably
AT The ,... -. - P''s'''' ior MIN.
ess 6e.,.., a. '''s o' he BOARD II
10 came. - GU" should play
So. 'N'eho'hs the season
- -" ''p''hotr aud INTO october. j,
'''' unanimous opinion last night that
,h~ was too long. Gir Rradic,, ot,e, "a.
act that the weather IN the leo, ,a,,
" September was ,e~, ,,,,oo.,.t.
,o~., ,...-.. wy uncertain ana
49,, en- ''''''' ''"' ''H season be closed
49," zoe e''"'S on ;ae l6ih Of September
fh.s motion was a1opfcd md m -,
,ie. which was r.e.en,1, Nv ' ne S, meg
h.;tco appoia..s O., 60. -.
''D'''''' 10 arrange ii, was
ne movements Of the clubs ara ver,.
No.lfnhfv arr.,,..t - . ''iS
Iecsss,ry c. 80 ana inc travel made
- 'N '"'" team Is about the
hmc. The schedule gave general ea,ls-
faction al Of the holidays arc .c,oa
slcl Tor games h,ye w.. Nm. 49,.
-. we pay petersburg
"a :" f ,~ MONDAY ASochburs on Memo
'"'''"S' ROANOKE Two games. on July
In. ana Petersburg n, I,ho.-r,... ~
VI the TWENTY-FIVE e,,,,ra,,... -. 49,
l,n ee,.r....,, 80 ''' SUI
IN seventeen are scheduled 20 be played
o. richmond. We play Petersburg fifteen
t@mes here Norfolk u. Portsmouth J.
lyncbb.rr 7. c,t ~, -
.r,ii, e[ ~ emu ','-.oLe 10
"a. 10" II DETAIL.
H''r are tAe oates as arranged:
April ID. &c. Petersburg NJ Rjcbmo,d
Nori'ik at Portsmouth. Iynchburc ar
Roanoke
April u.s. 10. 2o-por,emou,h at Rich.
Elo'4 Petersburg az norfolk. Roanoxe ~
lyncnburg -
April % .. Portsmouth N po,ors-
tuIg Roanoke AT Norf,lt r,t,h-,,,,''
syachlarg. 1''>'''''''' At
AplA -. o.. 27- Norror, q, pt.,....,
tynchbule al Pe..,.b,,,rr t1,,,''i,l
Portsmouth ''''''oNe Al
April -. 20. May 1-r.vuo,trr.. o., p,.,
tnon4. Roanoke at PctersbDr, N1 man,
a. Portsmouth. 80 -N'i'o'A
M ,. ). 4-RoanoI.e at Ricbnopa Nor
folk 40 Petersburg, Lynchburg AT Ports
mouth.
May 6. :. S-R.chmonl AZ Petersburg.
!Ynchburs az Norfolk. Portsmouth at
May 9. No. u-Riehmonl NJ Norfo,L
Portsmouth ~ Lynchburg. Petersburg M
Roanoke. 90
May i3 H. 15-Portsruoufh AZ Norfolt,
Petersbur. a. Ivnchbsrr pi al ->"li0'N.
Roanoke
May IT,, j.. lS-IetcrsbUrg AZ Richmond
Roanoke at Norfolk. Por.sr,.,,.b ~,
Lyuchburs.
Richmond At Portsmouth, Norf,lE ~
lynchiurg.
May e., -. 25-Norfolk at Richmond
Petersburg AT Portsmouth. IvnChb,,r,, ~,
Roanoke.
Nay - ., 2q-Norfolk ~ Petersburg.
Eynchhurg AZ Portsmouth. Richmond ~
E0anoke.
May 5o. u. June 1-T.ynchburg at Rich
tnouo. Roanoke at Petersburg. Ports
mouth al Norfolk.
june 3. 4. J-itichmond at Pe'cr, burg.
i'oanoke Il Portsmouth, Norfolk at
49, ''' '".'h 4,
lrnchburg ~ Petersburg, Roanoke al
Sor!oE.
June lp. II. 1c-Norfolk al Petersburg.
lyrchhlrg at Portsmouth. Rich nond at
RoaU1he
juno 10 H. i"nc'lorg az Richmond.
Roo.
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
FAR YEAR ARE 70 BIZ PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE 4 LOVELY
COUNTRY H0EE.

We are authorized By the owner. who
has decided 20 discontinue housekeeping.
90 cell one OF the HANDSOMESr AND
MOST DESIRABLE RURAL HOMES in
the vicinity OF Richmond. The improve
mcnts consist OF n modern dwelling. with
nine large rooms. surrounded by ample
shade and beautiful lawn, and all ne
cessary out-buildIngs I'm excellent order.
The location is exceptionally desirable.
being Immediately on railroad. Offering
special advantages in the Number Of
trains run and cheap fares. and is within
half an ho1-'s run OF the city, or By
road an hours drive over 4 splendid
read. Railroad station. telegraph, ana
pcst-ofiice within Il few minutes walk %
dwelling. a large part OF the land IS
well set In grass. and the whole place IN
beautiful order. Large orchard and pro
dUctlve garden, with small frlits in
abundance. All the stock, implements,
crops. and furniture will bA sold with
the place. II desired. and immediate pos
session given.
This is just the home 10 suit q gentle
man doing business in the city. or one
or means wishing a delightful summer
retreat. II desired. a fair exchange
would be made In whole or In part for
city property. IL you wish such a place
call at once, as II Is but seldom that
it's like is upon the market.
DENOON, TUPPER & CO.
NH of.SuG- W2f 81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

In execution OF a certain decl OF
trust, dated December g. l@2, or te'oTI
in Decd Book ~, b.. page 32S. iSlchInohu
Chancery Court. default having been
made in the debt. secured. and being re-
duired so 10 do by the beneficiary. the
Undersigned trustee Will sell by pubic
auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH -. 1896,
the REAL ESTATE described In SAID
Iced. and situated "a above stated IN
tho following order-Vl: ,,,,,,,>
At O'CLOCK i. M-ThE TWU
HOUSES AND LOTS. Nos. 100 and 1904
Venabla street. containing FIVE rooms
each. having lots OF about i6Gio feet each:
newly-built. neat substantial, wei ar,
ranged in good order occupied by goOd
tenants. and in a good renting locality
and. Immediately thereafter. say,
At O'CLOCK p. M.-THE BRiCk
TENEMENT AND LOT. No. sW north
street. containing SIX rooms,
with lot about 22mx126 feet. desirably To-
Gated, and requiring small outlay 10 make
Il a very desirable home.
TERMS: Hy consent, ana IN len OF
the terms prescribed in the deed, one
third cash the residue In two equal In
stalnents. AZ six and twelve months, by
pegOtiabie notes. with interest added. ana
secured by decd OF trust; or. the whole III
cash, at the option OF the purchaser
JAMES H. ELAN. Trustee.
J. b. ELAN & co, Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING.
corner Seventh and Leigh streets )
rccms. Modern Improvements. and In
fTst-class order: excellent neighboraooI'
SUTTON & CO..
NH AIT corner Tenth ana Bank SIS.
FOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING. :
rooms No. lloi west Marshall street;
now being painted and papered through
out Moderate rent.
NH 2i-lt 81 Main street.
FOR RENT, No 5i3 NORTH EIGHTH
STREET: rooms; modern cCaveniences,
and in good order. Good location. Terms
''''''' - - '''' Z. A. BARBER.
NH 2i-it' ~ east Leigh street.
TOR RENT. DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. No. ga north Fourth street;
Seven rooms, bath, etc. Newly papered
and put in frs'-elaSs s Ir9fFi & CO..
NH gi-lt corner Tenth aud Bank SITS.
FOR RENT.
e07 east Clay street; ten rooms.
2cei east Marshall street; 5 rooms, nice
10 papered, with hot and cold water.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
NH Alt No. II north Eleventh street.
FOR RENT. HANDSOME THREE
STORY BRICK STORE. No. z0' east
Broad street.
Also, LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK
STORE, no. 1927 east Main street.
SUTTON * CO..
NH 2i-lt corner Tenth and Bank SITS.
FOR RENT 4 LARGE, CENTRALLY
LOCATED. CORNER DWELLING; espe-
cially suited for boarding-hOuse.
y. W. BOWIE,
NH 2i-lt No. 4 north Eleventh street.
with three rooms, on north Second street.
Amply at 250l east Marshall. NH 4-lt'
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"F .. n Valentine. Auct,one.r
1915 east Main s,se.,

.. n valentine Auctlone.r
1896 east Main street,
by VIRTUE OF 4 Dppn -,
TRUST IRON ANDREW . cI,, wr
10 the undersigned o. 49, NLahks
On ths l3th day ~ March ~ aale
corded IN the Clerks oilcS ~ II, snl re-
cefy, Court % The city of pi1hrrash nan;
shal sell. at i'o6 east Main strse, ,''n nn
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 2;rH
beginning az half past 10 go A..
OLD tsTABlIsHED RAKf,pV~ We
CoNFEt9 IlONERI, fully DoUinn.,N -
the conduct Of frst-c,ass 6,t,'eaa .oF
In part OF N0"rs'his
Candy, cakgs Crackers Bread. and IA.
the STORE FIXTURES eonsl.,,,~ =,
Roller-Top Desk, Show Gases Co.,, ~, "
Canjy-Jars, etc. S
ALSO
Horse, Delivery Wagons. and ? Get. n,
Harness. S'" "
TERMS: Cash as 20 all sum. unae- ga.
on all sums OF SO or over a crs.i, ~
sixty days. for notes with satisfac,o,v
endorsers. II the bakery Il Sot az a
whole more liberal terms will b. given
SOL CUTCATNS
J. II. Valentine, Auc'ioneer. mhn
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AUCTION ssrrs.

vytrt... ."'nre Days.
Ttxps Ant s, LEA ESTATE a x,i,, . -.,.,,
oAn yr rvh TIP cuRR ENr 80 - ,hs
RAJ, ibAR AsE 70 az "a. 1ALsN-
vnNnr ~ THE VENDOR r AND Pro
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AUCTION sALEs-Noraax.
ny j. u. valentine. Aucttoneer.
lsS6 east Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pr
11ANo. STOVE. STOCK. NOTIONS. EIc..
AT AUCTION

Lou east MAIN street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pr
AAAAo' SHOVE. sioux. NOTIONS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
BY. request OF parties declining house
Keeping. | viii sell
MONDAY. MARCH q. 1896.
ut 1899 o'clock. at No. ZIG. north Second
MARiLE-ToP CHAMBER SUIT;
1 FISs HER PIANO. SQUARE MARBLE
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WARDROBE:
SINGLE BEDsTEAD. CRIB. CLOCK.
roiLsT SETS. MATING. and cooK-
REFRiGEt,AroR, SAFE. ana OAK
TX '' AD2Hsi8N TABLE. CHAIRS. and
BABY CARRIAGE
STANDARD MACHINE. in
good order. with oil attachments;
Also small stock Of Notions. etc such
rs Hosiery, Ribbons. Lace, Spool cotton.
erv. etc. etc. All mus be sold, paid for,
and removed by y; NJ day OF sale
!. H. VALENTINE,
NH Ait Auctioneer.
FILLS & sE ,%,IEEaSHaI:.
94RAsT BROAD STREET,
SELL TOMORROW MoNDAD MORN
AT 1920 O'CLOCK.
ONE PONY CART AND HARNESS
CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD FCkNI-
TURE. &C.
9 Parlor Suits in perfect order;
, Chamber suits. one very fine;
Oak Suit OF 10 pieces with round mirror;
, Wardrobes. s Lounges, ] Oak Buheti
oak and Walnut Hallracks:
Extension Tables;
Cana a nd WoOd-S Seat Chairs,
Bureaus. Bedsteads and Washstands;
Spring- Beds. Mattresses:
Cooking and Heating-StoVes;
Hanging Lamps. Red Blankets;
Lamps, Clocks. Framed Pictures;
Linen Goods. Notions. SC. &c.
ELLIS e SEABSlGHI.
mhqi Auetoneers.
BY George W. MAYO. Auctioneer.
t,fh
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BY ]. Thompson Brown g. Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioHeers'
lll3 Main street
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~ ~. Bo, we, e Harmsn, ~
north Tenth street.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE
or
LOT or LAND

''i ~ LAND
THREE SMALL, MP ~,
AT THE so,TilEREHHMSE BUILDINGS
cREEK ~ on GhHW asgT, CORNER OF
~ ,GSAARElsL SRI f'4Ey Ts AND
'' THE CITY OF RICHMOND
by ordsr % The aAnl,t..
by S'S SgbI,c aeseased NJ VII ot q John
a, % o.aiaos s M1sd ''i'ei'' 1ss GA
fronting % feet Ct on one sGSoye PROPERTY.
n sss' d a. s' ., sos0,hwsa co. 1or All spIn
apon us p 20 G ret The n9rsSSn st
corner frame store on ,Se
TERMS: One third e,,s
IN SIX and twelve ronfb. ana balance
option Of purchaser W Al cash, at
hOSWEIL & HARTMAN
Patrick McCovern . Apctionsers
IT. 4. Administrator =.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

Bv George w MAYO. Auctioneer
Nos. % and "a north Ninth street.