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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
ryhest of all ia Leavnng Pow-Latcst U. Govt Repof
R0H!a!l! RsxtRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

gives renewed activity TO the con
The present incumbents, however nav
sturdy grip upon their cons'ituehoy
and II Ia believed that the inquest "
be held by the people on May 20 ~
will result In n verdict Of approNai W
them on behalf of their present puohc
servants. In the district offices ''e'
may be several changes.
our farmers are pretty wen unuel
headway planting corn. and thous,i 'ne
season IL late. larger acreage VIII oe
planted than usual. =,
Major Allan c. Dickinson. Mrs =. VI,
Frazier. and her highly-accompiisheu
daughter. Miss Iva. VINO have all peeh
III. are better now.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, OF the Methodls'
church. assisted by Rev. {. Il. bane.
began a series OF religious services az
Tabernacle church CMethodisp, III tn's
county. yesterday. nj
Most of our people are with me DIS
patch I'm wanting a constitutions IN
vention. and | believe that II VOC
were taken of the people In the state
II would be carried Overwhelmingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
York County Republicans.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 29.-(Spe-
cial)-The Republican convention for
York county met at Yorktown to-day
and nominated the following ticket: For
Treasurer, Joseph Hogg. Of Grafton Dis
trict: for Commissioner Of the Revenue.
Henry Spear. OF Bruton District; for
Sheriff, J. Il. Crockett. Of Grafton; for
Attorney for the Commonwealth.
IL. +. Peachy, OF Williamsburg.
there being no Republican lawyer
In the county. The convention was
very harmonious body, and was
presided over by the county chair
man. William Lackey. The ticket Is
considered strong one. and will poll
the full party vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRA-
GLE PARK AvENUE DWELLINGS,
NOS. 1904 AND t2s.
NOT FAR FROM HOWITZER MONU-
MENT.
AND
WEST-END LOTS.
ON EXTRA EASY TERMS.

~, vt,,ue NJ n certain deed OF trust
IN The undersigned trustees. datcd Janu-
ary 8 1894 and recorded IN ,ne tdc,-
mond Chancery Court. Deed-BoOk 81 ~
page 81. and In iienrico S 90 s QUIZ
certain notes therein described hetaui,
having been made. and being required
SO 10 do. we will sell at pubic AUCTION
on the premises. =,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10TH. AT +. NJ,
rho PENAJNING PROPERTY therein
described. i'm the following order-to-wlt /:
/. LOT OF LAND. with Improvements
thereon, commencing on the hoIth ine
OF Park avenue. AS ll-l2 feet. west on
the northwestern intersection o. ii.,l,
along north line OF Park avenue, IN a
westerly direction Il az fett, ana run
ming back northwardly between iiHts
line and lS5 feet on its western me, TO
an alley in common Is feet wide, on
which It has a front OF 40 AZ tset; IN
this lot are TWO FlHST-CI.A ~ :
INGS. IL rooms each, with all inouefh
'''''o THEN, SAY AT $50 p. NJ:
9 LOT beginning 50 feet east OF the
northeast intersection OF IaIh az c.u,
and Deep Run street. running east ana
fronting 50 feet on north side or fark
avenue. The western line OF sild 10,
is at right angles to Park avenue. aud
aIIay Ne tsot wide. but the eastern line
50 runs that the said lot Is only 9Py I 10 rect ss
ioins the residence Of Mr.. Wallen, o.
PARK avenue, and Is just west Of the
boulevard
2. LOT OF LAND In county OF Hen
rico. beginning a; a point on sald north
line of Moore street. 100 feet west or DIN
neen street. thence running westw2rdly
and fronting on said north line or Moore
street IS feet. and running back betw en-
parallel lines 100 feet to an alley IN com
mon being lots 8. L and part Of y IN
Dlnneen's addition. This lot IS near the
workshops Of the Richmond. .Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. u sides
growing in value, is ripe for improve
ments. ., .. l.,
terested will be very liberal-small cash
PAYMENTS. and long credts-and Will
10 LANE STERN,
EDWARD II. BROWN,
Trustees.
] Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
-
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MIR. HOLLAND In JAIL.
The EX-Cashicr Voluntarily Surrenders
and Is Committed.
lad BEEN HIDING IN THE CITY,
"It Was Not My Intention to Es-
Cape" lie Said-Tricd 10 Get Sc
cIusion nnd Rcst-Will Ask for
HAIL.
HAIL.

CHARLOTTE. ~ G.. April 2s.-tSpe-
cial)-James II. Holland, the defaultng
cashier OF the Merchants and Farmers
Bank. came out OF hiding last night
surrendered himself to the officers OF the
law. and is now In jail. Those people who
surmised that he had never left Charlotte
but was hiding In the city. were correct
ut was not my intention 10 make my
escape." said the ex-cashier last night.
Il was in a fearful state Of mind / was
almost crazy. and | secluded myself to
sct rest. II Il would come to me. ana 10
think over my situation"
IL was after o'clock last night wheh
United states Commissioner ID. q. Max
well was summoned TO his front door
by r,ng al the bell. ana found Mt WI
liam +. Shaw, DR.. John II. McAden. ana
MIR. James II. Holland on his porch.
Or. McAden stated that Mr.. hoilahu
had voluntarily surrendered himself ana
wanted TO be committed to jail Inc
Commissioners commitment blanks "eie
In his office at the courthouse ana 10
evold unnecessary trouble and delay az
companied the party to JAN
PALE AND HAGGAiiD.
Mr. Holland was pale. haggard' ana
nervous Mr. shaw IS bro'hei III. ~"
~ Air Hollands, and II was TO him mat
~ ,,nccr,una,e man first made 1t known
mar he WAS here i'm the city ana wanted
- cive himself I'D. About O'Clock last
night AIR. Shaw got a message from Hoi-
land. ~,
81 want 10 surrender myself to Max
we'll" the message said. Come ana go
with me TO his house. 80,
Mr. Shaw at once went 70 the locaity
Indicated and without delay he ana Mr;
Holland put out for the home OF Colonei
Maxwell
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
DIR McAden. president Of the bank.
his morning received telegram from
United States Dstrict-Attofney IL
T. Glenn. stating that he could not reach
here until tonight. and requesting that
70 stems be taken until his arrival Bank
Txaminer Miller. who left Saturday night
10 snend Sunday at his home in iNnch-
burg. also telegraphed that he VIII ar
rive tonight. So tomorrow morning
Holland will be arraigned before uhited
states Commissioner Maxwell for Il pre-
lminary hearing.
TO FIX BAIL.
II will be merely the formality OF liking
hal should Holland he fortunate enough
10 give the necessary security oe VIII
be released. otherwise he viii be re-
manded to Jail. and will be kept there
until the Federal court convenes IN ms
city rIxt June. Interested friends were
going about to-day getting up BOND ior
Holland. and II is very probable that ne
an bo released on bail tomorrow. Up
"a noon to-day thirty sicners had been
secured as bondsmen. The bond viii be
Gxcd tomorrow by Commissioner Max
well. who will consult with District
Attorney Glenn as to the proper amount
- rAn--lrn-
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Txvn Ladies' Pass Away.

GREENVILLE. y. C.. April 29.-tSpe-
ciaI)-Saturday evening Mr.. 5. c. Ham
ilton received a telegram from Ashevilie
announcing the death Of his wife who
was taken there few weeks ago to be
treated for consumption. She was
thought to be getting along well, but
grew suddenly worse on Saturday ana
died in a short while Mr.. Hamilton left
Sunday morning for Asheville. and Will
take the remains to New Berne for inter
wcnt.
Sunday morning. in this town. Mra.
Nancy Sugg died in her S3l year. In her
death the oldest couple in the commu-
nifty are separated. she and her husband,
MIR. =. H. Sugg. having lived happi'
together for fifty-five years. They ceie-
brated their golden wedding five year,
ago. The aged husband and four chill
dren survive her She was buried thu
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
PREACHER AND MURDERER.
One COIorcd Clergyman said 10
HIVE Uccn Killed by Another.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e.. April 29.-'Spe-
cial) -Guilford Pittman, co.oreH
preacher was murdered SATURDAY nis I
by William Mitchell coored) who Is
also said to be a preacher Nothing was
known Of il until Sunday morning. wnen
Pittman was found on the NashVil.e
Branch railroad. several hundred Nfrds
from the station. At first there was no
clue &c the murderer, but the efficiency
Of Rocky Mounts police force was
proven. as they soon had the man and
a witness who saw the crime.
4 thief walked into the millinery store
of Mrs. 4. T.. Griffin Saturday night and.
grabbing up a quantity Of goods, made
off with them
Mrs. Pcmbleton, of Norfolk, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. W. {. Devine.
Judge Battle and Hon. B. II. Bum.
Mr.. Dorsey Battle. Mayor Thorpe, ana
Colonel -. Worthington left to-day FOR
Nashville to attend Nash County Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
NINE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
AND
ONE BRICK DWELLING AND SIEVE
RAJ VACANT LOTS
~ TIE EAST-END.

In execution Of n trust-deed 70 US dateh
January %. 1890. ~ record In Henrlco
County Court Clerks office In deea-pooh
l29. 4, page 2o3. default having been made
I'm the payment Of the bond therein Sc
cured. and being required so 10 DO by the
holder OF said bond We Will, On
WEDNESDAY, MAY SIH,
at 4:30 o'clock =. NJ, on the premises,
sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder: ,o.- ON
1. ALI. THAT CERTAIN LOT or
PARCEL. OF LAND. with the nine small
frame tenements and the brick Dwelling
thereon. lying between Darlington, IWen-
ty-second. .. and Pink streets. with the
exception OF s. feet On .. at IT, south,
east intersection with Twenty-seconl
street. and extending back from sali
front about 1G5 feet, along Twenty-second
street. 10 an alley. as Will be- SHOWN py
a map at the sale. IN. .,..-.
>. The TRIANGULAR LOT. fronting
2n feet on q street between PINK ana
Darlington streets: 1i5 feet on Pink street
between Darlington and Q. and 1870 on
CarringtOn between Pink and . streets.
TERMS. one fourth cash, and the resi-
due IN four equal payments IN one. Two,
three. and four years. with interest added
from dly Of sale. evidenced by negotiable
notes. and secured by trust-deed on the
property r; - CAt Il y, cox
o., y Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
several Cars smashed. hut No ohe
Urrt-Nnior Emory's Accident.


WELDON. y. G.. April 29-tSpeciaL'-
: freight train on the Raleigh and Gas
ION railroad was wrecked about one mile
,,, If the corporate limits last night
10 accident was caused by the break
ina Of coupling. and two or three
frcipht-cars juiryed the track and were
heliv smashed No one was hurt ana
The accident WAS unavoidable. The north
g.I scuth-bound Atlanta special trains
lad 10 transfer pafseng rs ana mans d.
the wreck The track has been cleared
to-day. and trains are running through
on time.
Major =. L. Emory narrowly escaped
serious injury at Roanoke RAPIDS Satut
DAY. He was experimenting the blast
ING Of stsnlps. ana came out Of his shell
tor too soon after blast, and was
struck upon the shoulder by falling
stump. lie was knocked down ana
stunned for awhile. but to-day he is at
tending 10 business as usual
\ FREsHET.
There is another heavy freshet in Roa-
uoka river. The river jumped up TWEEN
;y-six feet last night. aud to-day ii is
about thirty-three over low water, and
.as suread out al over the low lands.
The oat crop VIII be damaged con-
silcrablv al the state farms. Some of
the newly-p.anted cotton was also washed
I'D. The river is still rising. and
Il heavy Gownpour Of rain indicates a
rise of several more feet tonight.
Rev. X. 7. Troy began a series OF
meetings ct the NJ thodst Episcopal
church Yesterday He will be assisted
this week by Rev Mr.. Bumpass, of Beau
fort.
Mr.. W. l.. Daniel. Solicitor for this
b. district. is at BERTHE Superior Court
which began to-day.
Mrs. W. c. Riddick. Of Raleigh. Is
visiting relatives here.
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,..,,or. 10 pe Answered by Single

Questions TO BE Answered by o'"s'e
Yes or No. -,... 49,
vveakes, Memories. the Piainest Teachers
and the Most Uninstructed Learners
Imprimatur: N N
uenrlco Episc. Iond. sacris'
Feb. 4. 1892
Third Edition Corrected.
London: Printed by j. l.. Tor hsnry
RonwIckc at the REBELLION IN 81 fau'
Churchyard. 1899. LII,
This hook is really curiosity, and VIII
no donated 20 the University OF the
South at Sewanee, Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
UCTION SALE OF THREE
u cx,rr CrNTR

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
"Thc Ccmp,ete Ca,ecb,.,,

DURHAM, n. G.. April 9-(Special)-
one Of our citizens. while passing a
secondhand book store In London, Eng.
last summer, saw a curious old book,
which he at once purchased, and your
correspondent was permitted TO examine
~ to-day. Its title is: '"rhe Art OF
Catechising. or the Complete Catechist,"
In four parts
I. The Church Catechism. Resolved
Into Easy Questions 20 BE Answered
Only by Yes or No.
q An Exposition of II In a Continued,
Full. and Plain Discourse.
g. The Church-Catechism Resolved irto
scnpture-Proofs.
4 The Whole Duty OF Man Reduced into
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rc,,oi.c Church Dedicated.

ROANOKE. VA. April 29.-(Speciall-
The new church elifce of the 81. Paurs
German Reformed Congregation was de-
d:cateG yesterday The sermon was
preached by Rev. L. l.. Eschbach, ID. D.,
OF Frederick. Nh.
Rev. II. G. Garrison will leave here
Thursday OR Richmond 20 assume
charge OF the Marshall-street Christian
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
ODD-FELLOWs ANNIVERSARY.
Sevcnty-Sixth Anniversary of the
Order Celebrated I'm DanVilir.

DANVILLE, VA. April 29-(Special)-
Yesterday was a cloudy, raw. cold day.
and at one time IL seemed as If there
would be a fall of snow. The wind was
from the northeast and overcoats that
had been laid aside for a week or two
were again brought into use. In spite
however of the gloomy weather. Be
thesda and Mizpah lodges of Odd-Fel-
lows turned out In, full ranks at O'Clock
in the afternoon and repaired TO the
Academy Of Music, the occasion being the
seventy-sixth anniversary Of the insi-
tuition Of the order There was a large
number of other persons present, ana
the place was quite comfortably filled.
short but interesting programme
had been prepared, and every number
was well executed. Rev Herbert VI
Hope, pastor OF Market-Street Methodist
church. Petersburg. had been requested
to deliver the address. and, having con-
scented. arrived here yesterday morning.
His address bore directly on the order,
and was listened to with deep interest
by the assembled audience. Both lodges
of odd Fellows here are in a flourishine
condition.
A YOUNG LADY GONE.
Miss Ada Hubbard, a most estimable
young woman, and a student at the Dan
VILE College for Young Ladies, died al
| that institution at an early hour yester-
| day morning. Miss Hubbard went on a
| short pleasure-trip Easter Monday. and
returned TO the college feeling unwell
| She kept her bed the next day, and con-
| tinued TO grow worse until relieved by
| death. She was the daughter Of Mr.
| Thomas Hubbard. of Lynchburg, Va, and
| the remains We're taken to Lynch's this
| morning for interment.
| The excessively hard rain Saturday
| has caused the Dan river to rise. but
no graf damage to low grounds is APP
pretended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

J. Thompson Brown & CO., Auctioneers
an .
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BY Denoon. Topper & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
SCI Main street.
Yy,RU STEE'S SALE
OF
NEAT BRICK TENEMENT on RAN
DOLPH STREET, 6lI

BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust dated July %. l@5. and
recorded IN the Clerk oihce Or Richmond
Chancerv Court. Deadlock li9 b. page
52T. default having been made in the pay
ment Of q certain note therein secured,
and being required so 20 do. | VIII sell
by auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY I, 1876.
at 6 o'clock p. N. that certain piece Of
lard lying on the eastern line Of Ran
dolph street. I'm the city OF Richmond.
with the improvements thereon, COM
mencing at point % feet inches south
OF the southwestern corner u Randolph
and wallace streets, and running
southwardly along and fronting on sait
Randolph street rs feet inches; thence
back between parallel lines 10 feet %
an alley ~ feet wide"
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses ~ sai>
and a note OF sl.10). with interest thereon
from August l, 1891; balance a. twelve
months. {. l.. DENtDN'
ap.6 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

a GOOD COOK WANTED APPLY
az l4 east Franklin street a. Ns
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THE AMERICAN
CLOTHING AND TAIL 0RING
COMPANY,
Corner Seventh and Broad Streets.
lap 30-Iu,W&Sil
ANUSE NENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY.
Y. u. 4. A. HALL,
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS. DC.
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK MAY 18th.

I'M Z fkSIV.N 7 y n " VINN MN It IVtIIs
OLD DOMINION srEAMsHIP.LINE.
MRS. ANNA +. RAHM and MISS
BETTE ELLYSON Will chaperone an
excursion to New York MAY 18TH. for
the benefit OF the children's ward at the
Retreat for the Sick.
Round-trip ticket, sfate-rOom, and
meals on steamer, with seven days board
and lodging in New York, $50.
Apply Immediately at the Retreat for
the Sick. No 3l2 north Twelfth street.
for desired information. ap J0-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
a Necting of RniIrOnd-Ncn.

CHARLOTTE, y. c.. April 29-tSpe-
ciaI)--One hundred and twenty-five rail-
road men, representing the organizations
Of conductors, engineers, and fremen or
North and South Carolina. met in this
city yesterday. Their meeting was in
the interest OF Organized railroad labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

he is, and what's more, he
looks it completely. He's
pleased with himself, with his
suit, with his cigar, and with
his situation. Perhaps he has
reason to be. You'll GER
tainly have abundant reason
to be pleased with yourself
and your situation if YOU drop
in at our sale of SPRING
CLOTHING. It's always
pleasant to do the right thing
at the right time, and now is
Just the time to buy a LIGHT
WEIGHT SUIT. We've
made it so by fixing things
handsomely for buyers. a
dwarf can reach our prices,
and our values are worth
reaching for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE, COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR
A COUNTRY NEWSPAPER AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE. For particulars
address Lock-Box l.. Great harrington.
Mass. ap 2s-3t
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BrsINEss MNNr..

WANTED BOARD FOR THr
SIMMER ~ QUIET 'N. ,.
milk. ana Zee by a lady w'f. flr , 20
dron ami nunse Must o. c0ayaU.-.f %
rqilr08d-stati0n. Address 81 ff er
Fourth street. Richmond -.
IN IL q n INT
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HORSES, MULES. COWS. sc.

FOR SALE. ONE LARGE FAMILY
HORSE. thoroughly safe for any lady
10 drive. and very stylish and fast. Can
street. ap 30-eod3ts
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EMPLOYMENT NANrs

WANTED. 4 REGISTERED n.-,
CLERK. % work in st1r. w....
are sold on prescription SO sun ..
Pay SO every SATURDAY uaf- N
once 10 9. VI. WEBER Salem 81
ap 3)-tf
a GOOD COOK WANTED APPLY
az l0i east Franklin street a. go
500 N . y TIL LY GUARANTEE.
manufacturing concern WANTS b .Ua.
SENTATIVE ~ RICHMOND .r .r.
city not takem. Must hsv" f.v f.-.
dollars cash q pay f0r goods 0r ....
after orders are secured D. o. tIfI
Morse Building New York ar lr
wANTED-A YOUNG Lazy mr.
SIRES \ SITUATION AS TrinH-
~ a PRIVATE FAMILY f1r ue Sinh.
mer term. Reforencs given l.f Pc
quired. Address Miss Is. y emo
Postmaster Calno. ga. an,-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
Ry Denoon, Upper e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
s2l Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF THE AT
"A TRACTIyE NEDIUM.SIZED FRAME
DWELLING,
NO. 1O9SOUTH BEECH STREET.

We shall sell by auction. on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 30. 1895.
at O'Clock j. NJ. the NEAT FRAME
DWELLING No 100 south Beech street,
containing rooms. all in nice order. Th>
dwelling Is substantially built and Is oc-
cupied by good tenant. paying $50 per
annum. Located as il is In an Improving
section OF the West End makes IL n
most desirable investment
TERMS: Very liberal and announced at
sale. DENOON, TUPPER q CO,
ap2S AuctiOueers.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT. RESIDENcr -. r..-
CLAY. formerly occupied Is lr- f.
Sycie. for uncNpircd term e.. fr.
at SO per month. Apply 90
Broad street l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

on instalment plan u f.y
NICE FINE-ROON H0rs.
on Church HIN. Apply 1t g.. r-..A
Eighth street. a......
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SALES.--FUTURE Days
~o>~>~ nv Ellis e. sab Auctoneers.
Trustees Ssle of That
Well-Assorted Stock Of Groceries Liquors. Wines,

ANps E Ty9EsFEHfih Writ fflA XII e
THE BEST oR I;se on the April corded
Office &c, OF asnI sS No NORTH sixTH sTTREET,
a 10 al ,t ts' scsTs Tbcf5S cc
BAl9N, la NOS PLATFORM AND oTlER srAs
JOHNS. and other goods 100 " FIEGENfIENEp r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT 800 ,,nc
nan YEAR ARE TO BE fniD r r
RATA BY THE VENDOR AMI In"
VrNDEI
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REAL ESTATE AT raIy,rr go
IGOR SALE IN sOUTHWrsT ~.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.

DOCK-LOT. fronting @ fe.t .- -...
street between Nlnetcr'h and r,..
ueth street Win same front rr c.-.
Shipping PURPOSES ffe Southern r...
b Ing Immediately in fr0.t .,I Old.
for shipping. VIII be soI Or ...
dating tome
FRANK ID. HILL A. Dbl.
ap 30-c0d3t Roal-Estat0 arI r....
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AuCrroN sALEs-This Day.

when REAL ESTATE ID SOLD the
Taxes FOR THE CURRENT CALSN.
DAp YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PHO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND THE
x-ENnIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30
COMMISSIONERS A u CTI o y
y SALE OF
DESIRABLE 5-RoOM FRAME DWELL
ING.
I.ApGr LOT. STABLE. AND CAR
RIAGE-HOUSE,
Oh SIXTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN q AND = STREETS.

" i-A+-H -
Rv virtue Of the hereinafter mentioned
deoraa I will offer for sale at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1882
NJ $50 o'clock z. NJ, the aboye-mention'
al PROPERTY, fronting 80 rect on the
west line of Twenty-slXth street ne,"yeH
. and p streets, and running back be-
tween parallel lines 1872 feet, more or less
TERMS: For cash as 10 so much Of the
proceeds Of sale as may be necessary 70
defray the expense Of sale, ana 70 pay
"A note for $3.50, with interest thereon IRON
the 9th day Of August. 1880, 10 daIe o. o.,
settlement by the purchaser suDlect 70
a credit Of $50 as of August In, ls9- and
the residue Of the purchase money shali
be payable one year after date, WIN m
terest thereon. evidenced by the negoua-
BILE note OF the purchaser. and me ute
whole Of the purchase money shan nave
been paid and conveyance ordered ny
court. or all cash. al the option Of the
purchaser. HARVEY WILSON.
Special Commissioner.
OF Richmond-L. ". Billups. who sues,
sc. against William I. PearmanS ad-
ministratriX and ais:
/. =. T. winston Clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required Of tn
special commissioner by the decree In
said cause OF April %, 1888, has been duly
Given under my hand this 231 day Of
April. 1875. =. /. WINS ~.
BOSWELL & Harman. Auctioneers. ap q
BY John T Goddin & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-30

At the request of the owner we shall
offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1888.
at o'clock r NJ, the ABONE-DE-
has seven or eight rooms, bathroom.
&c, with the lot fronting l6i2 feet or
the north side OF Cary street by a depth
OF l5s feet 10 an alley Is feet wide
This property is situated in a splendid
renting locality, and is jus, the size
dwelling to always command a ready
tenant and yield a good percentage on
tho investment.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & co.
aD26 AuctiOneers.