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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Atebcrrin Notes.

MEHERRIN, VA, June s.--(Special)-
Rena Bell, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Priddy, died Thursday
morning and was buried in the Presby-
terrain Church cemetery at O'Clock Fri
day.
The remains of Mr.. Bob Carwile, OF
Manchester were brought to this place
to-day and inferred in Wesleyan GENE
terry.
Miss Irene Price. OF Smithville. is
guest OF Miss Laura Fowlkes.
Miss Florence Whitworth, OF Amelia,
and Misses Alma and Pauline Harris. Of
Dinwiddie Courthouse. are visiting Miss
jamie Staples
Miss Helen Venable Morton, Of Clarks-
Vile, has closed her school here, and af-
ter visiting some Of the many friends
she has made in this vicinity will return
home on next Tuesday.
The farmers throughout this section
are very cheerful over the prospects for
fine crops Of oats and wheat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctione1s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

ID. Carter, Of this place. who hae been
teaching acnool ~ puasks, has returned.
Mrs Charles Haslctt, and Two children.
or Bdtlef. Pa, accompanied by her
mother, Mira Moses Walten, arrived here
last week. and viii make her future home
IA THIS , ace.
Company a, Tenth Virginia Regiment
Volunteers, and 2 iarre number of the
daughters Of Confederate veterans Went
20 Winchester Thursday 20 take part In
the Confederate memorial services there.
a very Quiet wedding took place here
Thursday night The contracting parties
were AIR. Maberry Miller and Miss Annie
Davis. They were married al the brides
home. Rev pr. Stephenson. OK the Pres
byterian church, ofiicia;ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
EXAMINATION or TEACHERS.
Notes from Lunenburg and Prince
I.9Nnrd.

iHH.N BAY. Va. June S--(speciaL)-
i..-. George IS. Hardy. superintendent Of
se-n. or Lurenb1rg county, has inform
O. r coulspoudent that examinations
~ Hf. teachers VII be held at Lun-
courthouse August Gin and 9TH;
y rrt sih end 9Th.
d man. Peter Clark. claiming 10
nfacner. was arrested yesterday
~ with stealing one and a ha.f
~ corn from Mr. J. j. owen.
'... VAS sent 90 JAIN 20 await the action
G.. . rand jury.
@ Anna Rhodes OF Washington. y.
T.. t-f returned 10 that city. after a pleas
ar No 90 her Parents. al Walnut Grove,
r tls place
a' F.Ien Morton. Of Metcrrin. has
CeH visiting friends In the village.
-4 jamie Jones. Of this place. ~ on n
il Mts Fannie Clark. OF mount
Leu"
Na Fannie Davis. Of "Grape Lawn"
visiting Mlss Sallie Owen, Of this
place
Il new port-ofhce has been established
D.'" Sandy River church. with Miss
"Hlle ". Foster IS postmaster. The
name Of the new Office vii be Travis, In
memory OF TIE laie Miss Mamie Travis
Meredith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
LITERARY SOCIETIES CELEBRATE.
The Closing Exercises OF the Young
Ladies' College OF Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA, june s. -(speciaL)--
lav AoifolE College Tor Young Ladies.
t-t'n ita closing exercises al tie Acade-
my OF Music tonight vita ne annual
e.'eDiation Of he two creek letter ~.
,.eiy societies. The address 81 The sso-
t y. was delivered by Mr. joan Dewitt
-1iIef. TIE commencement exercises
Siu BE- hele Thursday niEnf when VIII
N.lieion viii talk ~ the young ladies'.
ne pat year has been very success-
~ ~ one ~ The college. 4 new principal,
s'''fifi A. y. Plfer. of South Carolina.
W succeed Mr. j. a. |. Cassidy next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
4 JAIL DELIVERY.
,,orR PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM
THE GOAL ar NEWPORT NEWS.
,.,oa Through BARS and Removed
p.,c,,s from che Neutrality-suspicious.
~ Thcm--sinl.ing of n Schooner
rort md Other Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, jane S.--(spe-
.,.i,-r Every prisoner h the county Jail
.,,,r.t whom felony charges are pend
,rr-fasr ia number escaped some time
S..r.re isst night Thelr names are Ed.
,i,ro-,oa and charles Julion White), and
r.-ap price and WHno Smothers color
81 vh.y OGcctcd their escape by saving
n.r, i-ou bass ami removing b-icks
,.asea from tho thick wall OF the iail
3, permit ther celuss The blade OF a
rIare was found lu their cell this mora
,rr. bat the TALLER IS az loss to under
stand Row 90 got in thc hands OF the
,s-rrI prisoners. Ancr getting oai OF
tsI .hev had TO scale a l2-foot wall. cap
ned with broken glass
DESCRIPTIVE,
larvood and Julian are charged with
,,.-o.y robbery HarRood is 20 years Of
So. welrhs about lS5 poands. and is lame.
J.I.a is y years ol age and weighs per
Aapa li0 pounds.
Price IS charge wlih shooting George
Jones. g. Cuban negro. The shooting oc-
,.r-ed Iast November ana he succeeded
ts fvalug arrest unii "a few days ago.
81. .s "a muiatto. e. years Of age. ana
vaels about $50 pounds.
smothcgs Is charged with honsebreaklng.
l.. is also muatto. ana weighs
eb,ut 80 pounds his mother lives IN
k.,tmond. and 30 is thought that he will
a. tAcse u be can.
Thc men left 40 clue and Sheriff Nil
s.eads efforts % set on thelr track have
a,lutI nothing.
SCHOONER SINKS.
The u.le schooner Maggie Wood. Cap
ta1 T. s. Willis. Of Gloucester Point.
e.-.rs leak and sunk about ? o'clock
th.s morning near Sewelrs Point. She
WAS bound from Norfolk for New Point
with "a load o. oyster shells. Her crew
Mere rescued by the sloop. j. ". Mills,
and taken TO Ola Point. They lost all
OF their Effects The litue craft was
valued 40 slc1 and was owned by J.. +.
Stewart of Cappah0sie. Her cargo was
worth about 50
The drinking fountain purchased by
Ve N0msns Christian Temperance
Union Is being put up on Washington
avenue. the principal street OF the city.
Z. vll De unveiled and formally presented
o. Che city Monday afternoon. Newport
NcNs viii soon be one OF the few cities
O. the country that have puSlic drinking
fountains from which ice water may be
obtained.
PORT NEWS.
The value Of exports from Newport
News Tor the month OF May was 8, AS5l9.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Eappahanuock sailed to-day for Liver
200. with SO head OF cattle and a gene
Tal cargo.
Rev. j.. u. Spreight, OF Norfolk. editor
O. the Atlantic Baptist, will preach at
the second Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening.
s large excursion party from this city
MI 80 10 Richmond tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
CHARGED with Attempted Assault.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE. VA, June B.
(Special)--J O. Edwards was arrested
yesterday on a warrant sworn out py
T.. Il. Hens,ey, charging him with an
attempt at assault on his little daughter
aeed about u years. Edwards waived ex-
animation before the Justice, and was
sent on 10 the grand jury. The girl was
not injured. and there is no excitement
about the meter. Edwards has only been
here a month or two. and was employed
by Hensley as laborer. Edwards claims
to be native OF Mecklenburg county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
MEMoRIAL-DAY IN LEXINGTON.
The Grafton by General Fisz Lee
IN Escapcd Convict Captured.

7 "A issHftnfu 4 OnNhEA t1pAtFNH'
LEXINGTON, VA. June S.-(Special)-
Memorial services in honor Of the Confede-
ra,. dead who are buried here were held
tte afternoon. General Fitzhugh Lee
C.lylr.I an address IN the Washington
sd Lac University chapel. and the tomb
O. General Robert =. Lee was then deco
rated
Ite procession was formed as follows:
Corps of cadets OF the Virginia Military
Ia.-utr and Post Band. students OF the
university. Lexington Fire Department
Secret examinations OF the town, citizens.
ar. Confederate veterans OF Lce-Jackson
Camp. The procession moved to the
c.ucttr- where the burial-place and
monument of General r. >. Jackson were
q -ofattl. also the grave OF General VIII
u ~. pondleton. chief Of artillery ot
tle Army o. Northern Virginia There
was large gathering OF people.
Actin. upon Information received from
Bedford tae authorities here have ar
rested AND lodged u Jail c. c. Campbell,
q. eeIsi convict from Raleigh, \. c..
campbell sole a. horse near Bedford
Ciy and PASSED through here last eve
lar. ~, was followed 70 Fairheld last
MINT - Policemen Spiiian and Walker
s arrested a. the hotel there. He Is
l.7n.ra.c man. and has escaped from
on. r.H.tenuary Of North Carolina five
f.s. iie confessed 10 the above facts
v.l arrested
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r,,,.d states Coprss.

In the United States District Court yes
terday the Richmond and Danvllie fore
closure suit was argued before Judge
GoG by Mr.. w. II. Meredith for the
American Pook Company. and by Messrs.
willis u. Smith ana Henry Crawford for
the company.
In the Circuit Court, before Judges
Simonton and Seymour. the case OF the
Bonsack Machine Company against
Joseph y. Underwood ct ais. for in
fringement OF patent was partly heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
The Old Dominion Hospital.

Notwithstanding the extreme heat there
was a large contingent OF the member
ship OF the board Of the Old Dominion
Hospital present on Wednesday last az
the regul0r monthly meeting. Reports
from committees were read, and routine
work disposed OF. Since the last meeting
an alarm-box had been put in the build
ing by the Fire Department, and other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE =.
Nos. 1922 and 1924 Randolph It

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust;
dated March a. 1898. ard duly recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court, Deed BOOK
i'm the pgyrn MT OF certain notes therein
secured will SCH by auction, on tue
premises. on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1895.
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ. the above desirable
DWELLINGS, containing rooms, each.
The lot has a front OF y feet ana r1ns
hack 10 feet TO an alley. Randolph street
Is rapidly Improving. and, with the I'm.
provements NOW going on. VIII make y
one OF the best streets 10 the West-End.
TERMS: one thru cash. balance IN siS'
twelve. and eighteen months. or all cash.
~ he ontion of the purchaser.
lie C. l.. DENOoN, Trustee:
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Deoth of MIR. John IL. RUSSELL.

Mr.. John II. RUSSELL ST.. died at $50
O'Clock last evening, at his residence. NO.
els north Twenty-second street, In the
eSth year OF his age. Deceased was
member of Roane Lodge, No. 49, /. o.
o. T.. and a committee from that BODY
win attend the funeral, which takes place
from the house tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
GRAND PICNIC.
AT BLANDON PARK.

MONDAl, JUNE 10, 1875.
Given under the auspices OF the llanah
Society, Prince OF Naples. for the inau,
guration of the flags. Street-parade VIII
start from Thon's Hall at A; NJ. -
parties, will be good FOR this date
The italian colony Is cordially invited.
Committee: c. +. Ciucci (cnairman).. An
drew Fontanesi. y. Carreras, 5. Zipllani'
James Botto, iioor-manager. j. o-zl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

hOpDspOcK VA. June 8.-(Spee.al y
a sar' ana ars l.. steSer. OF Richmond,
"a, arrived here Tuesday. ana viii spend
I'M -. unle with Mr.. William T. VIII
Mas birdie Carter. daughter of Dr.. q.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNiCs, .Sc.
rxcrps,ox no wuIIAMspuRc.

The ladies OF Seyenth-Street Christian
church will give an EXCURSION TO
WILLIAMSBURG on FRIDAY, June lith.
Tickets, 81 round trip; children, soc. Tram
leaves at $50 y. II. and returns az 500
y NJ te 9-Su& W2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
BY Sutton Il Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers
corner OF Tenth and Banks streets.

A UCTION SALE OF A NICE TWO
"A STORY DETACHED BNlcK DWELLING
on THE WEST SIDE OF HENRY
STREET BETWEEN CLAY A ~,
HENRY. AT the request Of the owner,
we shall offer fer sale at pubic auction.
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1895,
a, q o.clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed as above. The dwelling fns nye
ar slx roorns. city water, aud culyert
Manufacturers and Is in good order. This
nso,er,y e always rented, and VIII pay
we'll or, the Investment.
TERMs: Very liberal; small cash pay
menf and long credit on the deferred
nnyn,snts SUTTON Il Co,
n. Aactioneers.
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FOR SALE.

ron SALE, ONE HALL cOMbtNsA.,-
rios SAFE. almost as good as new. e. aa.,
ine s22a viii be sold cheap nm ~ ~, s.,ss
az Nessrs. Peasants Crshsnas .
il04h east Main street city 1gs--s s-..
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GRAND OPENING.

ON TnrRsp,Assyss, ~ I, 18th, TIE nE
HOWARD. mi north 20. lsmss street.
MILL OPEN. Free ianch from ts NJ. TIL
II. NJ Friends are respectfully invited
Eoa.dIng BY Tie day. week. or month a.
reasonable prices. Strictly nrss-elass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

THURSDAY, June 10Th, by the ladies OF
C;race-Street Baptist Church. Train leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at $40 O'Clock
A Nj. Returning, leaves Old Point at Z
o'clock p. NJ. Round trip, 81.
IL 94gIl1 fl1l8l9
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Hills & sEABRTGHT, AUCTION
IA ERks, FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,

-
WILL SELL MONDAY, JUNE 10th,
commencing promptly at 1000 A. NJ
An unusually large number OF Very Fine
Chamber Suits. In walnut. oak, and
stained woods.
Also. several Good werdrobes. Bed
Lounges. Couche<. &c
style;
Very Massive BUFFET. In carved walnut,
with Tennessec-ns:bIe slab. and French
plate-mirror trimmings;
IcA-Roxes AID Rcfrigegators OF all KINDS;
Some Very Fine French-Plate Parlor and
Msn,el Mirrors In gold and walnut
frames;
Several Good IIcrses. from which gelec-
lions may be made for all purposes;
Single Horse Farm Wagon, good as new;
l New RoId-Csrt:
Secondhand Buggies and Phnetons;
Single and Double Harness OF all Kinds.
All the above IL consigned to positive
sale, and will be sold regardless OF cost
or value TO make room for other goods.
Special attention TO gale Of Horses and
Vehicles. ELLIS & SEABRIGHT,
je9 Auctioneers.
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uon.Es. mrLEs, COWS, &c.

FOR SALE. ONE FINE. LARGE
pgAY MULE. WITH DRAy AND HAIR
NESS Sold for lack Of use. Can BE- ssen e
at No. los south Thirteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

Hardwick q Mitchell vs.. Loving's al.
ministratrix, and ais, and Brown. truS
traitor and ais, defendants. In the chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond.
i, Charles w. Goddin. Clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required 81
cree In these causes Of May "a. 1906 has
been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 9th day o.
May. 1885. CHARLES W. GoDpIn.
1e CLARK
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yxrHiTELEY MOWER, sULKY-
w PLov. FURNITURE.
CARPETS. Ere, AT AUCTION.

win sell at my suctlon-rocms at 1880
A. NJ,
MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1896.
whitley 1-Horse Mower, nearly new.
4 Sulky Pl0w, nearly new
Oak Chamber Suit: Parlor Suits In Plush,
Brocatsllc, and Mohair.
Walnut and Oak Office-Desks.
1 Ebony Parior Cabinet and Lays
Wrlting-Desk.
Fine Cherry China Press and Parior
Table.
Fancy and Upholstered Wicker Rockers
and other chairs.
Walnut. Oak. end Poplar Wardrobes.
Enamsiled Iron and Grass Bcdstesds.
with Springs and Hair Mattresses.
Rattan Couch; Bed and other Lounges;
Bursaus. Wristbands. Hail-Rack. Oak
and Walnut Extension Tables. Carpets.
Hedsteads and Springs; Chairs.
Tables. etc, etc; Piano Psrior Lamps.
Crockery Gasoline and Coal Cooking
Stoves, and a large variety Of misce!-
'- GEORGE w. MAYO.
10 Auctionecr.
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rIANo-TusEns. poLIsHERs, ETC
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

No. 1907 west Franklin street; 400.
No. l2) west Main street. sec.
No. 90f east Clay street; 500.
No. 10 north Cherry street; $50
No. 52l Brook avenue-Store: SEQ.
No. 7O5 west Main street-Store; $50
No. 2Z5 west Cary street: 500.
No. 1904 west Marshall street; S40.
No. PA north Twentieth street; $40.
No. 800 north Nineteenth street; 800
DENOON. ~ pen e co,
ie GIT sol Main street.
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Mncr<LENnuRG GRANITE.
Branch Ratirond To the Qunrries 90
lie Ifus.t-rersonni.

BfnnFn NNtffONN 10 tnF 3uuTfttN W
tie nuut-Pcrsonni.
CHASE CITY. VA, June s.--gpec;al)-
The stOno-qgarri 8 on Dan river IN this
county. now worked By a company with
q iarsc force OF laborers. have proved TO
contain ~ incNhaustble supply Of gran
ite Of tho finest quality, susceptible
Of high p0ligh and OF various colors.
The Atlantic and Danvllle railroad Of
ficials have decided, after investigation
by President NeNgaSs and others this
week. 90 construct a branch road to The
quarrics from CiarkSviile. The location
81 the works Is only a few miles above
this town. The proposed magnitude OF
the enterprise has greatly awakened the
people OF the sood Old town OF Ciarks-
vile.
a GOOD EXHIBIT
Circuit Court adjourned this week,
after t,ansacting a large amount Of chan
Gerry business. The defunct Bank OF
Clarksvine has now paid about g cents
on the dollar. This Is a good exhibit,
after expensive liquidation.
Farmers report they are greatly in need
OF rain In order TO plant tobacco. Plants
are plentiful wheat, oats. and corn are
In a hourishing condition.
This place Is coming to be very popular
for picnic excursions. Next Thursday
the Sunday school OF the First BaD-
list church OF Durham. n. c.. will have a
picnic on the Mineral Hotel lawn here.
These are big occasions. The one here
last year by the same church was at
tended By over twelve hundred people.
PERSONAL
Among the numerous summer visitors
here notice Judge T. NJ. Peck and r.
NJ. Booker. Hampton. Va; H. c. Lloyd,
Halifax: Mrs. L. Il. Vaughan; Mrs. l..
r. Beins, Richmond r. b. Boone, Dur
ham, y. C.. and Mr. Robert =. Hutche-
son. Grand Chancellor OF Knights Of
Pythias, OF Virginia, and wife, Of Smith
vile, Va.
IL is estimated that over two thirds of
the tobacco Of last years crop tributary
90 this market has passed OFT OF the
hands OF the producers. Sales are not
heavy. but prices are well maintained.
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LNOR SALE. En-
YOUR r ENT MONEY
WILL
Buy A HOME.

5000 cash ard $40 monthly VIII puy u
GROOM. TWO-STORY DWELL
ING. Meade street. Good lot.
5000 cash and - monthly. TWO-STORY
DWELLING. Buchanen street.
$500 cash and 80 monthly. TWO-STORY
DWELLING. South Pine street.
-Four rooms. - -.
$1,000 cash end g monthly, NEW TWO
Graham street. - ,,,xx,
DWELLING. Linden street, pear
GOO % easS si5 nonthly. Two-sToRY
DWELLING. West Cary street;
500 90 cash s2j monthly. BAY-WINDOW
DWELLING Clay n ar Madiso1
street. Seven rooms, bath, range,
I,atrohe. etc. Neat and nice.
CALI For RENT AND Install
MENT-LlST ,,,1,r-,, 90
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EPWORTH LEAGUE.
4 Chapter Organized nj Crcwe-Sia-
sonic Election.

4 Chapter Organized at Crcwe-S5a-
sonic Election.
CREwE. VA, June S.--(SpeciaL)-A
chapter Of the Epworth League has been
organized in the Methodist Episcopal
church. with the following officers: j..
p. Bingley. president; G. V. Robinett,
first vice-presldent: Mrs. II. Burkholder,
second vice-prc sident: Mrs. DR.. j. w.
Bryant, third vice-president; J. w.
Wheary, secretary; Mrs. II. f. Gayle,
treasurer.
MASONIC.
Crewe Lodge, No. 123, OF Ancient. Free
and Accepted Masons. elected the fol-
lowing officers last night for the ensuing
term: Hiram Burkholder, master; DR..
j. w. Bryant, senior warden; b. f. Robi-
nett. junior warden; G. 5. Smithson,
senior deacon; T. S. Harlan, junior dea-
con; Rev. Il. T.. Gayle, chaplain; n. w.
Noteworthy. treasurer; J. =. Bingley,
secretary.
They win be installed on the night OF
the oath instant.
Mr. George w Oliver is the retiring
master. This fraternity expect to be In
their new temple in sixty days.
EPISCOPAL NOTES.
A number Of Episcopalians from this
parish are in attendance upon the council
in Petersburg, which. they declare. is a
feast In many ways, especially in the
grand music.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Hurt. of Blackstone, and
Mr.. j. b. o. Goodwin, OF Nottoway
Courthouse are the delegate and alternate
from st. Lukes parish. In consequence
OF the absence Of our rector, Rev. c. Il.
Kuyk, who is in attendance at the coun-
ell, there will be no services in his
parish tomorrow.
Mrs NJ. X. Donnan, who has been visit
ing friends in Petersburg, has returned
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
By Il. A. Calm. Auctioneer
and north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

IWU FNAME DIV ETlIINf3
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN LOWNES AND ACCOM-
NOTATION STREETS
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF Richmond city, entered May
TO- 1885, In the suit OF Hardwcke a
Mitchell vs.. I.oving's administrators ct
ais, and Brown, trustee. vs.. same, We
Will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ETH.
az o'clock y. ~, on the premises, IN.
TWO FRAME Tl:NEMENTS located as
above described being Nos lz.7 and i2z
north Seventeenth street The lot front,
20 feet on east side Of Seventeenth street
10 feet.
TERMS: Cash
q. CARLTON JACKSON,
CONWAY n. SANDS
Special Commissioner
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We will. at the request OF the owner.
sell by auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE u. 1895.
at $50 O'Clock Il. n, the aboye-men-
toned VALUABLE PROPERTY. DWELL
ing Is comparatively new. and contsinz
five rooms, with two large halls. Lot
u f-6 feet front. Water and culyert on
lot IL you wish TO iayest. now Is your
time.
TERMS: One third cash: residue ia
and 2 years. with interest added and
secured by trust deed.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
te Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
ID Tx kxgcUrEp AT TH1 pi3fAxCa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
BY J. Thompson Blown & Co..
A UCTIoN SALE
DETACHED COTTAGES
Nos. i225. Iz27. anc 100 BLAIR, NEAR
RANDOLPH STREET.

BY request OF the owner we will cell
ut public auction. on the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE IL. 1895. AT p. b..
the above NEARLY NEW ATTRACTIVE
LITTLE RESIDENCES OF three rooms
each. wS.h rear and side alleys. Each
lot fronts about % feet by rs feet. wen
situated, and only two blocks from the
electric line. They will make you snug
little home: daily growing In value. or
q good-psying rent investment
TERMS; Small cash payment on each
house and long credit.
je7 J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
BY III. Seldom Taylor 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents and AueiioneesA
once Eleventh and Bank streets.
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May Is. 1895.

BERTHE n. Cannon ard ais VS. Harry l..
Grubbs.-ln the Circuit Court OF Haa-
over county.
/. J. A. Blown Clerk OF said court. c-r.
iify that tho bond required o; the special
commissioner In me eh9v ,-styisd csuse
given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
May 1895. J. A. BROWN.
je 2-su2t CLERK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

WHEN rEAr. ESTATE IS SOLD TIKI
TAxEs rron THE CURRENT cAI.EN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO DE PAID PRO
RATA eY THE VENDOR AND THE
WENDELL