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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

Taylor. who was General X. d. Lees
assistant acknowledgement.
Colonel w. A. Smith. OF Alexandria.
was the predecessor OF Captain cussons,
Grand Commander Of the Virginia Camp.
He u wealthy merchant
Colonel o. ID. Morgan, OF Petersburg.
Is commander of the A. p. Hill Camp. In
that city, He IL a banker and widely
known In business circles In the Cockade
City.
THE CHARGES IMPERSONAL.
One of the most prominent ex-Con-
federates in this city, In speaking last
night of the investigation now going on,
said that Lee Camp had heard through
one of Its members Of the charges. and
that consequently they have requested
the commander Of that body to investi-
gate the matter and submit report. At
the present time. said this gentleman.
there have been no charges made against
any particular one. When the commit
tee meets the charges will be presented
before the body. Lee Camp. he con-
tinued. has offered no resolution nor made
charges against an individual.
As 10 the mode Of proceeding to be
adopted by this Investigating Committee,
Lee Camp nor no other camp has any
thing to do, he said, but that would be
left entirely to the body Itself. The
committee. this gentleman concluded, was
the representative Of the Grand Camp OF
Virginia. The gentleman thought that
the committee, RI recommended By the
camp, instead Of by Colonel Stubbs. which
was done at the latter's suggestion. was
more satisfactory, in view OF his deli
cate position as a member OF the History
Committee. whose actions are to be in
vestigated.
ADOPTED A WISE COURSE.
Major Brander, who was also seen by
a Dispatch man last night. thought that
II was very wise that the committee had
been appointed from men non-residents
OF Richmond, and who are not members
of Lee Camp. They would therefore,
be perfectly unbiased, he said. He thought
the committee would probably hold q
meeting next week, but this is mere con-
lecture.
Grand-Commander Stubs left for home
yesterday afternoon. but before going ex-
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BAZAAR AT ST. MARY's HALL.
Great Interest In the Entertainment
The Contests Quite Lively.

The attendance at St. Mary's Bazaar,
being held in St. Mary's Hall, on Mar
shall street between Third and Fourth
streets, during the past week, has been
very gratifying to the ladies in charge.
The many attractions offered have been
splendid drawing cards, and the hall
has been crowded nightly. Consldera-
bic interest Is being manifested In the
various contests. and the friends of the
contestants are working energetically
for their favorite candidates. Among
the principal contests Is one for gold
headed cane, to be voted TO the most
popular candidate for City Collector. AT
the close Of the bazaar last night Cap
tain Frank Cunningham was In the lead.
This contest is under the direction or
the ladies of ST. AIMS Table.
Misses Emeline Lyneman and jose
phne Gerring are contestants Tor
handsome case Of wax-works, offered by
the ladies of the West-End Table for
the most popular young lady. At this
same table little Miss Estelle Nesslage
is a contestant for a handsome gold
ring, while little Miss Oracle Bennett
hopes to be the lucky one IN contest
for a beautiful doll-baby.
At the East-End Fancy Table most
exciting contest Is In progress for love-
ly bride doll-baby between Misses Marie
Metzger and Annie Smith. This doll
has been the admiration OF all the chill
dren visitors to the bazaar, and the
little misses named are both working
hard to win the much-coveted prize.
The restaurant, under the charge OF
the ladies of st. AIMS Society, has been
doing q thriving business all the week,
and the splendid suppers furnished by
them have been greatly enjoyed. From
a astronomical point Of view, this Is one
of the most important features OF the
bazaar.
THE ice-cream and confectionery
boo,hs presided over with such charm
ing grace by Misses Mamie Miller and
Agnes Weber, assisted by corps or
nretty walters, have been well patron
lied. much to the qualification OF the
young ladies in charge.
The Post-Ofice Department, with Miss
Tillie Heifert as pOstmistress, has also
come in foQ its share OF the business,
ubile Miss, Carrie Schlueter, as Lady
Rountiful. has been kept busy dispens-
inc fancy articles 10 her patrons Tor
small consideration.
The bazaar Will continue all OF THIS
week In order to give the children OF
the Catholic schools an opportunity 10
attend. II will open every afternoon al
o'clock. Tuesday afternoon the boys OF
81 peters School will attend. Wednes-
day afternoon the children OF St Mary.s
schools Will be present. while on Thuts-
day afternoon the pupils OF st. Joseph
Academy and the orphans under charge
OF tho Sisters OF Charity Will take IN
the attractions OF the bazaar. me "a
dies In charge will make speciai
Judgements for the entertainment OF
no children
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German choral Association Concert.

=, The German-Amertcan cnoral Associa-
uon. which was organized three years
sSo, and has taken an active part IN
every C8rman-Day celebration. will give
q concert al Sanger Hall on December "a.
The committee In working most faithful-
y 70 mako tho affair an artistic and hnan-
Fender some classic selections; the cho-
rsd Association Will sing three fine cho-
rases from Wagner. Mendelssohn, and
Handel. Besides, there Will be SOLOS,
eusts. and recitations by some OF the best
kfal talent Tho concert Will be under
~>xAsHAs CkAslAa n xiatxsx,A> direction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

=, A,be,narle county. He is, by appoint
rent Of General Brander, one OK the
-rissa,sr-g.nerals OF the United Confed-
crate Veterans Of the South
calsnel Fitzgerald. Of Farmvilie, Is one
y, the trustees OF the Theological semi
u ., Wv AT Hsmpden-sidney College. and
holds the Office Of Grand Master OF the
Grand Lodge OF Masons Of Virginia. he
is a distinguished lawyer. and Is prom'-
nent in Confederate circles. $3.50.
Captain washington Taylor OF Norioik.
q mast commander OF Professionalism
Camp. OF that city. and holds the omcs
~ o,artermaster-G General OF the oraho
Camp of Virginia. He Is weii-1howh
wholesale grocer in the City py tne s1a'
sna is = brother OF Colonel Walter Il.
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Not ga Representative of Jones's

DR.. ]. william Jones said yesterday
that while he had no connection with the
business part of circulating his Scnool
History of the United States" and had
no doubt whatever that Mr.. j. Il. Is
Stuart accurately stated, in his testimony
Friday night. what occurred between MIN
and "a Mr.. Tompkns.' yet there had
never been in Richmond any such repre-
sentative of Joness History. Dr. Jones
himself was absent from the state at
the time. and never saw or heard OF
the Massey resolutions" until some days
after their publication, and can imagine
no interest which "a representative or
Joness History could have had in the
matter. His book was at that time pub
lished by the r. II. Woodward Company,
Baltimore, and is now published by the
University Publishing Company. neither
of which publishers had any part what
ever in the "history row. among the
Sons of Veterans.
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LIKE THE COMMITTEE
MANNER OF ELECTION AND PER-
SONNET ARE BOTH ArPRovED.
ALL YHE MEMBERS HlHR hen
Two Are Lawyers and Three Mer-
chants-Ca plain Woods for Chair
mnn--what the Status of the In
vesttEstion Now IL.

The interest In The outcome OF the In
vestigation OF the rumors connecting
scandal with the History Committee OF
the Grand Camp OF Confederate vete-
rams, and a similar body of the Sons,
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Robbery I'm Luray.

IIJRAY. VA, November 13.-(SpeciaLl =
Burglars fo4ced an entrance through the
front door Of the hardware establishment
OF r. W. Berry, in this place. last night
and took therefrom two guns and apous
ahtained as yet to the perpetrators. Inc
safe in the store was not locked, and u
WAS opened and the contents rified. The
Insurance and other papers taken from II
were found this morning at Mr; A. L.
Ta ,niaou's gram establishment. This was
sisn entered. hut nothing was stolen.
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

FOR RENT.
sl50-No. 924 WEST GRACE STREET;
three story. modern brick residence, IL
rooms. elegant furnace, ell modern con-
veniences; brick stable on lot. Reduced
from $3.50
s40o-No. 922 west Grace street; same as
above: no stable. Reduced from 500.
These houses are comparatively new,
well built, conveniently arranged, and
very desirable and the prices are the low
est TO be found In that class OF property.
Get the keys and look at them.
no ALT j. Il. ELAN az CO.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
CHERRIES SALE.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Law and Equity Court OF the city or
Richmond, made on the 10Th day or Oc-
tober 1887. In the attachment suit OF
Reuben I. Jennings. Jr., agent Tor
George T. Deane, against Bernard Witt
kamp, Jr., will sell by auction, on Capt.
toll street. opposite the City Hall, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1897.
beginning at u o'clock NJ, the BALANCE
OF THE PROPERTY described In the
said order-to-wit:
4 sets Hack Harness double;
4 Horses, and
Top Buggy and Single Harness,
or so much thereof as may be deces5ary
to pay the plaintiffs claim, costs, and ex-
penses OF sale.
TERMS: Cash. j. Il. HUGHES,
Sheriff OF the City OF Richmond.
no 14-5t
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Is detrimental 10 the work and influence
OF the Grand Camp of Confederate Vete-
rams of Virginia. as we'll as inconsistent
with the position OF membership on said
History Committee: therefore. be II
Resolved. by X. Il. Lee Camp. Ne. /.
Confederate Veterans, of Richmond. va,
That the Grand Commander be respect
fully requested TO appoint committee 10
thoroughly investigate these ruinors, 80
far as they may affect the History Com
mittee, or any other member or members
Of the Grand Camp, Confederate Nete-
rams Of Virginia and we Respectfully re-
quest the Grand Commander or Sons of
Confederate Veterans of virginia TO take
similar action in their organization, and
that this communication be forwarded
officially to the grand commanders, re-
questing prompt action"
In compliance with the request made
therein, the following Committee on IN
vestigation has been appointed by the
Grand Commander:
Micaiah Woods, of Charlottesville, va.
o. B. Morgan, Of Petersburg, va.
w. A Smoot. of Alexandria. Va.
Washington Taylor, of Norfolk, va
j. p. Fitzgerald Of Farmville. Va.
with the request that they will assemble
at the earliest practicable moment 10
proceed with the investigation:
nv order of James N. Stubbs Grand
Conmander. THOMAS ELLErr,
Adjutant-General.
SELECTIONS CONSIDERED WISE.
The committee is composed of GENTLE
men well known as Confederates and OF
high standing in their respective COM
munities. None of them are residents OF
Richmond and 1t is the general opinion
that the camp acted very wisely in thus
selecting men who would be perfectly
unbiased and would not be likely TO have
any personal feeling in the matter.
Captain Micajah Woods, who's" name
first appears upon the committee. and
who therefore will likely be appointed
chairman of the body, is well-known
LAWYER of Charlottesville. and occupies
the position Of Commonwealth Attorney
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AUCTION sALEs-Aondsy.
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
n and "A north Ninth street.
OIDE-BAR BUGGY, BICfOLEs
. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
FURNITURE. &c. AT AUCrloN'

FURNITURE. &c, AT AUCliON'
will sell at my suction-nouse. at m"
A. NJ.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1887.
1 Side-Bar Buggy. almost new;
I Lady's Waveriey Bicycle;
Several very nice Oak CHAMBER SUITS,
A very good assortment OF MISCELLANEOUS als ,SVrs
Books. embracing Eiographicu
tlonary OF Eminent Scotxmen' .
volumes; Thornwelrs Life and Let.
tiers. Military Heroes OF the war VI
1872. DIR. Kane's Arctic Explorations.
Biographies, Travels. Histories, Ehcy-
clopaedias, Magazines. Novels, &c.
1 very fine Mahogany Bookcase, Wsinu,
Extension Table and sideboard. MAI
ble-Top and other Tables, Parlor FUR
niture. Bureaus, Wasastands, Rock
ers. Chairs, Pictures. Preserved fruits
and Pickles, Carpets Lamps, Bed
steads, Mattresses, and a large lot OF
New Coal Scutties, excellent Heauns
Stoves, and miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
No "a Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT,

FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS.
No. 217 Grace street between Second and
Third. with about twelve rooms. and
strictly modern.
No. 623 Franklin street, corner Seventh;
IA rooms. besides kitchen, &c.
No. $40 Franklin street between Fifth
and Sixth. with ten rooms, &c.
Other Dwellings In different parts or
the city. Call for our Printed Rent-List.
II SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
4
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BY N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE Ii
VALUABLE. VERY ATTRACTIVE,
AND SPLENDIDLY LOCATED
RIrIIDING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL.
AT AUCTION.
pv virtue of three several deeds OF
trust. ali duly recorded Ia the clerk
ONCE OF the Chancery Court OF the city
~ Richmond. the first in Deed-Book l0S
"a page 1872 the second in Deed-Book III
Sc" page AIS, and the third in Deed-BooK
1a0 "B % page 359 the undersigned suosti-
tlfted trustee in all three OF said DEEDS
will at the request OF the beneficiary,
there having been default in the payment
OF the debts secured. sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1897.
nj 4 o'clock p. NJ, SIX ATTRACTIVE
LOTS situated on the west side OF ,fwen-
tv1tbifd street, between Marshall and
Glav streets. each fronting % feet. ana
running back a good depth TO private
alley. Three OF these lots are on the
south side and three on the north side OK
spe r.sidence of Captain w. A. o. Cole.
I'D hv reason OF their attractive ioca-
tInn being close to all the street-car
tines they deservedly merit and should
'sfr@ct the attention of buyers, as they
ore Unable alike for individual homes or
for a block OF buildings for Investment
purposes. . - .L,s ...h
"a the balance at six, twelve. and eigh-
teen months. for notes, with interest add
ed and secured by a deed Of trust.
4 Mat of the lots can be seen at the
office OF the auctloneer
nos Substituted Trustee.
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FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS SURREY.
in good order; jump seat. and A-grnds
wheels. Almost new. VIII sell cheap
Adde'S auRREY. care Dispatch. a..
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Smyth Brothers 4 Kline, Auctioneers.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
By II. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COURT SALE OF THAT NICE
~ THREE-sr0RY DETACHED FRAME

COURT SALE OF THAT NICE
~ THKEE-sTORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING,
No; SIS FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN
DgvAL AND BA AIslly STREETS;
SMALL T pWss'IJNG. FRAME
No. 2l2 BAKER sTREET. BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS;
VACANT LOT. Nxls FEET.
oN s yaT EMof sRrw flRS s &c sA,>H
AND THIRD STREETS;
GoMF9RTABLE TWO.sTQRY
DETA sos LEI, FRAME FL AM s pWE Ell
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY;
AND
A VACANT LOT. 25xi2o FEET.
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND THIRT1ETH
STREETS.
In execution OF the decree mentioned be-
low, will proceed TO sell. az public auc-
ton, the above mentioned HOUSES AND
LOTS, on the premises. and in the follow
Ing order-yiz.:
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1897. J..
at O'clock p. NJ, will offer HOuSH
AND LOT No. sl3 north Filth street IL
contains II rooms, modern improvements
and Is In nice order. The lot fronts s2xl2a
feet to an alley. There rs also large
frame stable on these premises.
ON THE SAMC ia
say at $50 o'clock T.. NJ, will Offer
HOUSE AND LOT No. az Baker street.
and the VACANT LOT adjoining IL on tho
north. This house contains rooms. ana
the lot fronts about lSxtS feet. The var
cant lot fronts about 20xi9 feet.
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1897
at 40 O'clock r. NJ, will offer HOUSE
AND LOT No. 400 north Th.rtieth street,
and the VACANT LOT adjoining II on the
south. This house contains SIX rooms,
and the lot fronts 25xi20 feet to an alley
"a feet wide. The Vacant Lot In az the
northeast corner OF Marshall and Ihir-
tieth streets. and fronts 2xl3o feet TO
2-foot alley =
TERMS: One third cash. the balance at
8, r. and Is months. for negotiable notes.
with interest added from day OF sale or
all cash. at option OF purchaser, and the
title retained until a conveyance Is or
oVERTON HOWARD.
Special Commissioner
/ C.. NJ. Weinbrunn, Plaintiff, against Wein-
| brunn and ais, Defendants.-ln tho
Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
/ mond.
| court, certify that the bond required OF
| the special commissioner by the decres
| In said cause Of November ., 1897. has peen
| duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OK
November, 1897.
no Is CHARLES W. GoppIN. clerk:-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

CAPTAIN WASHINGTON TAYLOR.
pressed The hope that the gentlemen APP
pointed to constitute the Committee OF
Inquiry would signify their acceptance
at once in order that the investigation
might be made with the least possible de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
high CONSTABLE'S SALE

l will sell at public auction. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1897,
at II o'clock A. NJ, at NO. 1905 east
Franklin street, the following property,
to satisfy writs in my hands-to-wit:
Bureaus, Washstands,
Wardrobes. Tables,
Lounges Chairs,
Bedsteads, Mattresses.
Pictures, Chromoes,
Curtains, Carpets, Rugs.
Clocks. Stoves, Detinue Goods. &c.
TERMS: Cash. T.. G. GARRISON,
High Constable City of Richmond.
no IA
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CONSIGNMENT OF DRUGGETS,
" WILTON AND SMYRNA RUGS. lsxi0
MIRRORS. PICTURES, FURNITURE,
&c AT AUCTION.

TOMORROW (Monday) McRNlNG,
November 18th,
at 1880 o'clock. at our auction ware
rooms. 800 east Broad strset-Druggets.
size 3x3 TO 3x4 1-2 square yards; Rugs.
1sx36 TO 30x72 inches. The FURNITURE Is
good. BY attending the sale you can
supply yourself in Parlor. Chamber, Han,
Dining, and Kitchen Furniture at your
own price-the Pictures are the best
line we've had the pleasure 10 oner 10
the public; 1sxD Bevei-Edge Mfrcrs. III
fine cllt. steel. oak, and enamel frames.
and other good Furniture too numerous 10
mention.
The ladies are most respectfully IN
vited to attend the sale.
j. II. VALENTlNE,
no IA Manager ard Auctioneer.
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orders for printing sent 70 the pispatcH
Company win be given prompt attentioo,
ana the styis OF work ard pztsn~ M
b sure to please you
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WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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For RENT.

SPECIAL.
All our FIRST-CLASS Houses are oc-
cupled. None vacant on Grace and
Franklin streets, but
FEW MEDIUM-SIZE HOUSES
in other good neighborhoods at very low
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
no Alt lib Main street.
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EOR RENT.

No. 10 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
adjoining DR.. A. l.. Wexford: 10 rooms,
beautifully arranged, and the rent Is low.
Look at ii. n. w. BOW II,
no hit No. north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
yENDEE
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
THOSE TWO HANDSOME BAY-WIN-
dow-Front Residences rs and TT west
Clay street, containing six rooms each,
ranges, &c In good repair
JOHN T. GODDIN e. CO,
Real Estate Agents,
no 14-2t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

HAVING ACQUIRED THE WHOLE
husness that / have conducted In my
name at liol west Clay street, ] am fuliy
prepared 20 supply the wants OF my GUS
toners and the public in the drug line.
/ make a speciality OF preparing pnysl-
10 suit the times. j. M. BLANKS,
Prescription Druggist,
no 14-lts Hancock and Clay streets.
NOrIcE-pAINI.Ess OPERATIVE.
cure for Hemorrhoids Hiles). Used Tor
fifteen years by O prominent West nir-
sinia physician without q failure. Per
manenr cure guarshteed. Apply to II. L.;
GAMBLE, 1914 eastN Clay street, AFTER
O'clock p. NJ. daily. no i4-oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14

LEwISs PURE LEAD. y7
LEwIgs PURE LlNsEED on
ana ali material for painting only the
best quality kept In stock. Write TO-
quotations. PU3cE1I4 LApp . CO.
- = wholesale pvussssee
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BY the Valentine Auction Company.
$50 east Broad street.
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For SALE,

so ACRES. ABOUT ONE AND A HALE
miles north OF Lakeside Park. Small
house and orchard. Price, 81 ,0o0-NO0 cash,
balance SO per month.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD Il co,
M tl-If 500 east Main street.
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FOR RENT.

800 EAST CLAY STREET.
$50 per month.
Apply on premises. no l4-1ts
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BY Sutton 6 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
A UCTION SALE
TWO MODERN TWO-STORY BRICK
TENEMENTS.
Nos. f13 AND lis SOUTH FIFTH
STREET.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND 'Ehi
DESIRABLE.
At the request OF the executors, VINO are
anxious to sell, in order TO WIND up an
estate, we shall offer for sale at puphc
auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1871
at 4:S0 o'clock p. NJ, the aboye-descrinen
PROPERTY. The dwellings, nave So.
or eight rooms each, papered all through
nicely. and contain the usual moueI u
conyeniences The lots front about 10 zee,
each on the east side OF Filth street, ano
run back a good depth TO a Wide paVeu
allev. .s..
This IS Just The kind OF property that
paws we'll as an investment, being SO CEN
trally located that II rents readily at
good rentals. ,-,.x
The locality is very desirable; neighoor-
hood excellent, and the surrounding I'M
movements substantial and attractive.
TERMS: Liberal. SUTTON CO,
no IL AuctlouecIo.
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TAXES.



TAXES! TAxESu
I am now ready to collect the TAXES
dua for 1897 My office will be open to
LIST OF December from A. NJ. to y. NJ.
TO receive the same.
THE LAW ADDS PER CENT. on all
bills remaining unpaid after December LIST.
Lands delinquent for nonrpayment OF
taxes for 1896 can also be redeemed before
sale. W. H. BhAOE h,
November 3, 1897. treasurer.
No l-Su, W&Ftno3Ol
Treasurer's Office. November l. 1897.
STATE TAXES FOR 1851 ARE NOW
due, and should be paid on or before
November 30th, after which date 8 per
cent. viii be added to all unpaid bills.
All persons having trustees Will please
name them when applying TO pay their
bills. -
Fiduciaries will please settle for the
taxes charged against them.
CHARLES II. PHILLIPS,
Treasurer City of Richmond.
no z.57l0l417.242S&S0
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

WILL BE GLAD TO PUT YOUR
HOUSES on MY LISTS FOR SALE. l
do not object TO others having them at
the same time. may be the lucky man
n Mace them. No sale no commission.
W. b. PIZZINf.
rotA 1905 Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
FOR RENT.

No 10 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Nice 10-Room Modern Brick Dwelling, III
excellent order. Can rent low to an
early applicant. ,
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
M Il 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-14
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