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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
srureme Court of Appeals.

-,.,r-N-roN VA September s.-.'pc
III The supreme Court Of Appeals ,S os
% yirtInia convened here YESTERDAY all VA yas
iudsses being present But one case W ,er
heard that Of the town Of bI 81, ag1 " s,,b-
Us. Allemong. which was arg eXvorneldorf
Us dismissed By agreement as was ~ 49,
=. tbe record not being printed; k ,tlh
vs. Triplett was argued and s9 iuiH Over
Moore vs. Powell & Bryan VIZ -, - l. ON
I 10 me Assurance SSH Corporation was partly
Gts, - siDe. OF Harrisonburg I ,te,si
cases came from the Thirteenth 'u-'1''''
Circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
scottsyiIIe JOttings.

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, September 9
Special -Your correspondent having met
with a serious accident Monday, feels
quite dilapidated. He Is lying PROSTATE
on his back encircled with bandages lie
had "A close call, but is thankful TO say
that the doctor assures him that the case
Is not an unmanageabie one
Since the recent heavy rain farmers are
very busy preparing the ground Tor
wheat. ,,,,.
Captain l.. NJ Pitts and family, OF Elk
Hill. came up on Sunday TO visit thelr
old home. at this place. CAPTAIN Pltts
returned on Monday, but his FAMILY re-
main over several days.
MIR. Walter Dorm IS seriously III with
typhoid-fever at home. five miles from
town.
Miss Bessie Cleveland. who has been ex-
pected 10 die for several days, sun lives
but there is very little hope OF her re-
coyery. ..
MIR. J. V. Pereira. our banker. left
here Sunday last for Baltimore. but was
expected 10 return to-day.
Mr.. william A. Powers, OF Richmond.
came up Saturday night, and will remain
this week with his family who are stop
ping at the Powers House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
RALElGH'S BUDGET.
THE MEETING OF THE BEPUBLI-
CAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Proceedings secret, Hut some Facts
Leaked Out-Anent DOckery-Rus-
sell Dcnies-Ne,v Railway Scheme
Bryan's yisit-Gcncral Notes.

RALEIGH y. c.. September 9.-(Spe-
cial)-The Republican State Committee
which met yesterday afternoon, and
which at the suggestion Of the Populist
State chairman. took a recess until 9
this morning. had another short session
at the latter time. 1t kept the proceed
ings secret. but it sent letter TO Popu-
list-Chairman Aver. The latter. Sena-
tor Butler and 5. Ohio Wilson read the
letter which was from Republican-Chair-
man Holton. Senator Butler said there
was nothing TO give out.
Senator Putchard was at Republi-
can headquarters. and had quite con-
ference with Treasurer Grant. Of the
State Committee, and with Marshall Mott.
All the committee. save two or three.
were present, and there were more than
a score OF visiting Republicans
Senator Pritchard declined TO speak Of
State matters, but said he found McKin-
lcy's chances increasing day by day in
This State. and was prepared TO say po-
stively he would get North Carolina $
vote. lie added: a good many POpu-
lists will vote for him rather than for
Bryan and Sewan. and a considerable
number Of 'sound-money' Democrats will
also support him. The outlook IS bright
for our State ticket"
ANENT DOCKERY.
1t was rumored that Oliver II. Dockery
had sent TO Republican headquarters his
declination Of the nomination or en-
dorsement. Of the Republicans for Cow
ernor. But Secretary Hyams denied
this, as did Robert o. Patterson. chair
man of the Republican Central Commit
tee (Which lately ceased 10 exist. Pat
terson said the Republicans were going
to Try 10 re-elect Pritchard If they could.
This is one Of the causes OF the
great efforts Of the Republicans TO get
the Legislature. Patterson says he eX-
poets TO be at headquarters until the
campaign ends.
Governor Carr has gone 10 visit Col
onel John :. Cunningham. at the latter's
farm, ia Person county, and VIII remain
there several days.
Senator Butler notified Chairman Aver
Yesterday that ne could not be here. but
decided 10 come after all. and arrived
az this morning. Congressman Pearson
remarked with a smile. that he rather
thought the Senator would ind some
things here 10 interest him.
Oliver H. Dockery also arrived early
this morning. He was in conference with
several OF the Populists.
RUSSELL DENIES.
d. L. Russell. I'm his speech last night,
made a most positive denial Of the oft
repeated statement that he was coming
down" He declared he favored q strong.
centralized government. able TO suppress
riots when Governors OF States failed or
refused 10 do 50.
The Southern railway officials viii be
az Concord on the 18th instant TO consider
the question Of building a railway from
that point to Troy. connecting with the
Deem and West-End railway.
BRYAN'S TOUR.
Observation-Disclosures Manly says
the itinerary Of Bryan's tour in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
PISTOL IN NORFOLK.
A LIVELY MORNING SHOOTING IN A
DARKROOM.
William AppIebce Fires Sin bullets
nj Willicm Hughcs-1wo Take Ell
fcct--Tbc Wounds Not Serious
Conflicting Statements.

NORFOLK, VA, September s-(Spe-
cial)-About 1880 o'clock this morning
there was a shooting in Patsy Noians
bar on First street. during which VIII
liam Appiobee. a Sell-known young man,
fired SIX shots at William Hughes. Two
OF them took effect. one In the risht ear
passing Gown into the muscles OF the
neck. and the 'other passing through the
hand. Dr. A. a Bilisoly was sent for
and dressed the wounds. which are not
regarded as serious. Substitute Police
oficer Charles Whitney arrested Appleoee
and locked him up.
Hughes stated that he knew Of no
cause for the shooting; that this morning
he was lying on a table in the rear Of
Nolan's bar asleep. when he was aroused
by the discharge Of a pistol. Looking
up he saw Applebee standing over him
and firing. He jumped up and ran, the
man continuing 10 fire until the pistol
was empty. Applebee tells another
story-one OF ill-treatment at the hands Of
Hughes. and claims he has evidence OF
the truth Of what he charges. He says
he did only what any other man would
have done under the circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
SUICIDE IN ALBEMARLE.
John Ballard Preston shoots Him.
SeIf-PaiufuIIy Hurt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
.-(Speclal.)-News reached here to-day
Of the suicide Of prominent citizen Of
this county. John Preston Ballard, who
liver near Mediums river. He used 81
shotgun. firing its charge into his left
temple. Before firing the fatal shot he
wrote on the stock Of the gun That no
one but himself was responsible for his
death. He had been in bad health, and
at times his mind was unbalanced.
Lew Wood. prominent citizen Of this
place. fell from ladder to-day, and was
painfully hurt
DIR. J. Wiley Bledsoe, who has been
appointed to fiji out the term of his
brother. the late Or. a. c. Bledsoe' as
pastor Of the Methodist church. Is eX-
pected 10 take immediate charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
BLACKSTONE.
PoIiticaI-Education Notes-Build-
ing improvements.


BLACKSTONE VA. September q
special)-Captain J. NJ. Harris, Messrs.
T. NJ. billiard, ]. NJ Hurt. and J. L.
Powell leave tomorrow to attend the
Democratic congressional convention,
which convenes in Petersburg. The choice
OF the Nottowly delegates is Hon. Sidney
=. Epes, and IL is believed that he viii
have a safe majority on the first ballot
HoCe Academy began its third session
to-day. under most favorable auspices
An unusually large number Of pupils
were enrolled for the nrst day. Profes-
sor s. Y. Auspdch. Of Bedford City, Is
the new principal Of this growing aca-
DENY for boys. Professor Coffman the
former principal. with his family, has
returned 70 his home. in Albemarle coun-
~ on Friday night Rev. i. II. Hard
ing ID. D.. viii deliver the annual open
ing address 10 tho students.
The remains Of Mrs. 3. G. Howell. Of
Iynchburg. were brought here yesterday
for interment. She was d Miss Williams
Of this county.
Colonel Joe Lane Stern, OF Richmond
inspected the Nottoway Grays. in their
armory, this evening The boys were
out in good numbers, but the Colonel
was pretty strict with them.
While this past summer has been
rather dull in the building line, a few
buildings have gone up in our town.
Messrs. Hurt & Williams have completed
a large brick warehouse, I'm which they
VIII handle large quantities OF tobacco
Messrs Tuggle x Stokes are erecting a
building for handling the weed. Mr. D.
T. Epson is building a handsome resi-
dence on Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
HANiPDEN-slDNEl.
An Elegant Reception-New races
COLLEGE Prospects.


HANPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. september
9-(Special)-Last night Will long be re-
.pembered as a red letter night in the
history Of the social life Of Hampton
Sidney. The faculty of Union Theolosl-
cal seminary and their wives gave
most elegant reception TO the students
OF the seminary and their friends III me
library building. The library, win us
coy alcoves. proved 10 be an ldeaI pace
for a reception. During the day the whole
building had been most tasteiully deco
rated and in the brilliant light II Was
very beautiful. forming very apifo-
nrisfe BACKGROUND for the array OF beauty
which came later. In all. there were
more than a hundred guests present
Nearly half Of these were young Iau-eS
in their prettiest and daintiest dresses
some of the new faces were the Misses
Stricken. OF Atlanta Ga; the Misses
Lane. formerly Of Brazil; Miss keed' OF
Massachusetts. and Miss Boyle, OF freu-
ericksburg. The whole evening was
most delightful one and will be long
remembered by the students ana those
who were present.
Hampden- Sidney College viii be ioTiI-
ally opened tomorrow with an aldIeSs
bv Professor John Cunningham, LIZ H..
OF Farnville The prospects .or soou
wear at the college are very encolraslnE'
4 great many students have already come
in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
THF COHEN co. THE COHEN CO

60 stands as announced MoS sl'..
Si@bt He says six special trains dr,a H4t TO
Greensboro Gree on the l7th to hear n rate one
Southern railway makes us i"''
fare. ora saving that
Buck hI,g,,9'' in Halifax, tried TO get
IT The h Kestler cotton-miIls' at 9'''''''' -
started up yesterday. xos ,ossd for
d. - E deyout "silver Republican.
in mon to-5av: Il always intended to Vo l
for Mckinley. I never thoush' i''
YER a test of Republicanlsm. 49,. ,.bicb
The Republican state Cor inf session This
a. or S,r,o took recess until this after after
moo monn p' af o'clock. Committeeman sara ana
i !, You'd nd at this meeting take fnai a'-
lion and draw the lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10

WASHINGTON. u. @. September ?
Hon. Clark Howell. Of Atlanta, denies
the accuracy OF the published reports
teuding 10 show that the health Of eX-
speaker crisp is such as TO alarm his
friends. Mr. Crisp spoke In Rome, Ga,
last Friday" said Mr.. Howell, and was
in my office the next day, on ms way
home 10 Americas He was I'm his usual
health but was a little more fieshy than
when he left Congress. owing TO the rest
ne has enjoyed For the past hve years
Mr. Crisp has been unable TO stand much
excitement. and has been quite iausued
for few davs after making a big speech.
Beyond that, however, his health IS as
good as ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
Green Hay Notes.

GREEN BAY, VA. September 9-lspe-
cial. J-Captain r. T.. Pettus, clerk or
Leigh School Board. has posted notices
stating The School Board will meet here
September 18th Although the board has
only six white teachers TO elect, they al
ready have fifty-odd applicants.
Mr.. G. s. Wing, OF this place. mas re-
MIR. w. Il. Ellis, OF Tazewell county
has recently been visiting here.
Mr.. II. W. Price left to-day 10 attend
the Democratic convention which meets
I'm Petersburg tomorrow.
Rev. Il. Parker Richardson, OF Louisa
county, has been aiding Rev. Il. w. Berry
In conducting revival here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
ROOMS FOR RESr-RooMs WANTED
. ANTE,D.
FOR RENT.
HELP WANTED.


ARTISTS AND ART-WORkERS OP
either sex. In all branches OF art. Whether
professional or amateur. and irrespective
Of distance or locality. are invited fo ego
gage space for examples OF their No-A.
and 10 compete for premiums in i.t
great International Art Exhibition to De-
held through the month OF Deccmnf
1895. I'm the finest exhibition halls i
America. The exhibition will De- oie.
more especially 10 the following lines ~
genre-namely, Oils and water-co.ors n
landscape. marine. figure. cattle. animal
portrait. and nude studies. tapestries. -
tells crayons. pen. and ink studies ch.ht
painting. and decoration. sculpture cF
modelling. brass enclosing has-ra lrI''
cameo cutting, pottery. and ceramic ti
wood carving. waXwork. paptrWp.N'
etching engraving. architectural des5.
ing. newspaper and magazine LlusiitN. :,
photography. photography. studies ~
fresco. posters. labels. fashion tr.i-.'.
stained glass. mural decorations. lr-
for rugs, carpets. ceiling and Wal.-l'
and many others too numerous To
ticuiariZe Space will also be aIoieN
Industrial working models n not
bulky or in excess OF five hundredWt ...
Exhibitors desiring 10 dispose @. '
amplcs OF their work VIII ma LN'
very exceptional opportunity 20 ~
"a we'll as 10 compete for prem. Al.
Free illustrated pamphlet mailed oh ~,
pucation. personally or by lettgis, ,Sg~.r..N
INTERN ART kNHlbi -. ..,
Grand Central Palace. New 1oiN '''''
Sc 6,lo&l5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
ACUARGE DENIED.
Hampton HoGe's Alleged Northern
Neck Experience.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, September
Especial -Colonel Hampton Hoge,
who has been campaigning in the North
orn Neck with Repubhcan-Candidate
Tyler. and who has studiously refused
all Democratic requests and offers Tor
a Joint discussion. arrived here AT $50
p NJ. being booked for a speech in the
courthouse last night. Earlier in the
afternoon observation-disclosures I. Nc
Cracker addressed a note 10 J. NJ. Grll-
I'm. the Republican chairman, asking
that a Joint discussion be arranged be-
tween Mr.. Hose and Elector Westcott,
who was in the city. After a consulta-
lion with his principals Mr. Griffin in
formed Captain McCracken that they aid
not think IL polite TO agree 10 division
OF time. because OF the discOurteOus
manner I'm which Messrs. Tyler and Hoge
had been treated in the Northern Neck
b. Mr. Jones and the Democrats. Such
propositions would not be entertained in
the future.
THE CHARGE DENIED.
Mr.. Jones was communicated with at
once. and responded that any such
charge had not the slightest foundation
IN fact. Mr. Westcott. who was at Ac-
comac Monday, and there sought a di-
vision OF time with Mr.. Hoge cOrrobO-
rated Mr.. Jones's statement in every par
ticular and said nothing Of the kind
was charged at the time OF its reported
occurrence.
Despite these facts. Mr. Hoge. In open
ing his speech here last night 70 a large
crowd. in which were many Democrats.
reiterated the charge making it even
more specific and going so far as 70
say his life had been threatened. etc.
The Republicans had coverings Band
IS an annex 10 their performance. which
was made up chiefly Of abuse OF the
Democrats and stale and shelf-worn
anecdotes. that Hoge frequently told
when posing as a Democrat. but has now
altered 70 suit the occasion.
BRYAN TO SPEAK.
II now seems almost assured that we
win have Air. Bryan here on the 18th.
The correspondence to-day with Chair
man Ellyson. who. Mr.. Bryan telegraph
ed. is in charge Of his movements while
I'm Virginia. justifes the assertion. Mayor
White had a message from MI ENyson
to-day. saying that Mr.. Bryan would
certainly speak here II everything went
of as at present arranged"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
WILLIAMSBURG.
UospitaI Notes.-The Old Church-
Personal.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. September y
fsnecia1)-The Executive Committee OF
the Eastern state Hospital Directors met
here to-day. After auditing large num-
her Of bills contracted during the past
month and transacting other routine
business the committee adjourned. SUP
iect 10 the call Of the chairman colonel
Walter II. Taylor. OF Norfolk. who was
unavoidably absent from this meeting
The committee inspected the new inhrm-
ary building. and were much pleased
with the structure.
4 large force Of worSmen is engaged
on old Bruton Episcopal church. Blue
stone window-sills were placed IN posi-
ton Yesterday. and the steeple will be
shingied and painted. 1t is the inten-
ton Of those having the work done 70
mt this venerable house Of worship IN
thorough order.
president Lyon G. Tyler left town yes
terday for a several-days' trip on the
Southside.
Miss Bette Owens. Of Manchester. who
has been spending the summer here with
the family Of Captain and Mrs. j. n.
Topham. returned home this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10


inst west OF short Market street TINS
boy was seen trying TO noun, the SUE
Of one Of the cars and was warneu o.''
He moved his position, and tried asa,''
with the result that he fell upon tnc
track. and the wheels passed across MS
abdomen.
MARRIAGE
Mr.. Branch y. Bourbon and MISS Do,l"
I.oneworth were married tonight AT 'i.e
residence OF the brides uncle Kew Il. -
Goodwin. OF Richmond. officiating.
The unusually large attendance at ,ue
Democratic ward meetings last hisn''
and the presence OF many citizens "no
have not heretofore ATTENDED suCh NJ
ings shows the deep interest feit III ,' ns
campaign. There will be no idiers III inc
contest. - o,o.,
The Democratic convention 10 tieC,
twentv-six delegates to the congressloilal
convention. which meets IN TINS CiCs
tomorrow night. was held tonight w me
the delegates elected so uninstructed' il
is understood that they all favor lhe
nomination Of :. +. Epcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
Le,Ington's Big schools.

LEXINGTON. VA. September g.-' !Si,t.,
cial)-The Virginia Mllltaiy apont
sfventv-6ve new cadets. and the old boy
arc returning as usual. Everythlns i.olh ~
10 n large school This is the opening %
the ffty-seventh session. IL. ,-iu
omen to-morrow. and "A large number OF
students has already arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
W TED

EMPLOYMENT. TEMPORARY OR
permanent, by capable and experienced
Stenographer. Address Miss STRIBLING,
care Postmaster, Bon Air. Va.
Sc 10Th A Su2tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
" A\TED.

FOR UNITED STATES ARMY ABLE
Bodied, Unmarried Men, between ages OF
q and 30. Citizens Of the United States
of good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write English.
For information apply 10 RECRUITING
OFFICER, Ca east Broad street, Rich
mOnd. Va. ~ I-Tu, Ih&SaDe3l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
IlRUSTEEs, AUCTION SALE OF

a TWO TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLINGS
on BAKER STREET CORNER OF
PRENTISS ALLEY. BEING NOS. 40
AND 407 WEST BAKER.-3y virtue OF
certain deed Of trust dated July !, 1870.
and recorded I'm Richmond Chancery court
Clerks office Deadlock l55 y. page 10,
default having been made I'm the payment
OF portion Of the debt secured thereDy'
and having been required by the beneh-
ciary therein 50 TO DO, we, the undefalBh-
ed trustees. WILL on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1896,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ on the premises. pro
coed 70 sell the PROPERTY conveyed IN
said deed OF trust. The lot fronts ~ ieet
on the south line OF Baker street, ana
runs back 40 feet to an alley IS feet wide,
and has thereon the dwellings mentioned
above. containing five rooms each: This
is very desirable property, and Will make
good homes.
TERMS: Cash as 10 all costs OF exc
cutting the trust. all taxes due 10 day OF
sale; and whereas The deed requires that
a debt Of S634Q shall be paid In cash. yet
IL is probable that better terms can be
obtained az sale. The terms for the
balance Of the purchase-mOney Will be
announced at sale.
r. Z. stage.
j. -. CARNEAL,
y. T.. ANCARROW.
Sc 3 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
EXCURSIONS. PicNIcs, &C.

PICKETT CAMP EXCURSION ~
WEDNESDAY, 3i.~.
her lS. 1855. Train leaves Broad ana NJ
cock streets al 7;0 \. NJ. he'un, A.
leaves Washington at 7 o'clock 81.
F'are for round trip Richmond 10 w.
ington. s. -: Richmond 20 Fredef icAs...,,..
Sos. This train is run under the mae
ment OF Thompson. Niche, ana ,,.,..
For further information see 9ouse's'
tiers Vi "pp'' Sc i0-tSe i5n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
ANTEn-

our high-grade Lubricating Oils and
Greases. Liberal and satisfactory terms
will be made with a competent man.
EQUITABLE REFINING COMPANY,
- 3-eod7t Cleveland o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10

LADY. EXPERIENCED FIVE YEARS
in court work desires Position In law
ver's office on court work Best refer
ences own machine bennington. No. p.
so west Grace, Station a. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10

ALL LADY ARTISTS SHOULD ACT
upon announcement published to-day IN
Hclp-Wanted columns. dedicated 70 the
opposite sex by applying for free illus
tfated prospectus 20 the INTERNA-
TIONAL. ART EXHIBITION, Grand Cen
tr4l Palace New York city. Sc 6IO&I3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
W sNTE.D.

4 FEMALE TEACHER WISHES A
Position In q private family or ueighbor-
hood school, % teach English and Music.
Can give satisfactory references. Ad-
dress TEACHER" Pill Church-Hill ave-
nue. Richmond. Va. Sc 8-Iu&ThZt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION, SEPTEMBER TO- 1896
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cAl.EN.
OAR YEAR ARE 10 BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
MANIED.

4 YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE
10 make himself generally useful in a
Furnishing and Hat Store Apply at 81
east Broad street. Reference required.
Sc ll-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
WANTED

4 YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT,
10 years Of age. desires a Position as
Companion 10 some lady. Address LE-
LA. care Of Harw0od Brothers. Sc S-Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
~ AxTFD,

A DRUGGIST SALESMAN. TO CARRY
the best, Truss made a. a side line. Libe-
raj commission. Address DRUGGIST,
care of this Office Sc l0-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sOi.D ru,:
TINES FOR THE CURRENT CAFE
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ppc
KAIA Ky THE VENDOR AND mn
VENDEE 4hh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10
& STORES FoR RENT
FOR RENT.

WILL, RENT TO THE PROPER PER-
son one OF the most desirable Houses oa
east Grace street and viii take board ard
lodging for two adults and two children.
An opportunity for q small family. House
an furnished. Address Box Us. sc VA