<FCOND MARRIAGE.
pAIR REMARRIED AFTER 20 YEARS
OF WEDDED LIFE:

Nemocratio Frospeots,
™e
8
Ly salegram 10 the Dispatch.)
muon Xr ai poh
{po and Ursule Loa, of Smithfield, Job.
gore first warned twenty-nine 3 ry»
gt no record of the marriage could
wand. 3 q i
“lrion Butler, president of the State
pyrmmers’ Alliance loft to-day for Indian.
apolis to attend the meeting of the Na
oul Alliance.


the
alge Whitaker today de.
won Of compromité hy
YL sking them smoun
args estate goes to the helzeat lav, ot
Brothers and sisters ob father’s
por} ord sovon on the mother's side,
Mrs,
of legacies
on the dol.
to $47,000. The
w
rh
DEED,
ex
ast night there was at ham an
ascravated case of orusity to
FU Can wend nto a stable and wi
55 net backed a colt, eight months
bl mest horrible manner, esusing the
i Te poor ents


W. Clements, superin
8 natra tion of this a Beoncies
tor owner and editor of the Christian Sun.
ha Le Las purchased a fom av. 4. P.
Jrett, Who goes
3 fone of the rE
DEMOCRATIC OUTHOOK.

rrarman Eo O. Smith, of the Demo.
wie Lxeentive Committee, said to your
Y espondent to-day i think the Demo.
wetia prospects grow 4 ev
a 18 State, I have always balievod (hat
hon the time came for it the oeratio
1 will be found standing solidly to
ier, There will be no third party here,
b.. result of the elections in the Nor(h
est bas knocked all that out.” Mr. Smith
"ok the Speaker of the next House will
vss oouthern man, with W, L, Wilson, of
wer Virginia, standing good chance,
roe now the strongest ‘dark horse,
oorecsrnan Cowles, who is here, thinks
(r SOrgia, will be the wan for
NORTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS.
yourth Day's Session of the Association
sunday Schools Discussed.
«pacial telegram to the Dispatch,
(LEY mo, N. C., November 14.—The
+1 dav's session of the North Carolina
fact Association was characterized as
ne of the most interesting and enthu.
4+ of the convention. “Rock of
was the opening hymn, followed id
and praver by N, L, Shaw, of Warren.
s» resolution by Rev. C. Durham,
ui horizing the appointment ot five cor
er ndents to invite the Western Con.
certon to meet with the convention in
Lae was adopted, and the foilowing
respondents were arpomted. C. B.
one. HD, Lequex, W. A, Poole, Thomas
Spon, Sr, and 8. W. Carter. The resoiu
one that were offered by Dr. Fleming
ray were taken up as unfinished busi.
soso, snd after some discussion were

SUNDAY BOHOOLS.
[le question of Sunday schools was next
teen up for discussion, and Dr. J. M.
vit, corresponding secretary of the
“outhern Baptist Sunday-School Board
go 0ke of the opposition that the board had
go with when 1t was first organized, but
w tat the opposition was fast passing
evi. Ho gave a brief review of Sunday.
yuo! Lrerature as prepared by the board,
wo showed what it had done during the
put vear and what it expected to do the
ing vear. He showed the necessity of
voalenne the influences of Sunday
4 and educating the children of the
country in Christianity.
in. Pritchard believed that the work
«01 be greatly advanced if different
cour hes would organize societies,
Ir Hume advocated accessories to the
spurch-work, such as libraries, reading
10018, €1C,
[Le following by Mr. N. B. Broughton
vs fually adopted as a substitute for the
ered, That the Board of Missions and
Sonlay Schools be instructed to fill the
nwoney caused by the resignation of
Jothor M. L. Kesler, secretary of the Sun
das-2chool Departmen, at as early date as
potibio; &NC
tes ved further, That the Baptist State
sandar-Sehool Convention 18 ereby in.
viel to co.operate with us in the employ
ment of our Sunday-School Bociety and
prosecution of the work,
DR. DICKINSON’S ADDRESS,
When introdveed on Friday to the asso
astion Dr, Dickinson said
“1 am just from Norfolk, where the Vir.
sna Haptists are holding a wonderful
meeting, come to bring you an old Vir.
cviagreeting, Inthe name of the great
worst hosts of the Old Dominion J invoke
upon you God's blessing.
Just before 1 got on the ears to come
bere that grand man, Rev, W. L. Wright,
whom you have recently given uh came
tne anleaid: ‘Tell the North Carolina
Vapuists [send them this message, 1 was
gong to telegraph it, but you will get it
here soon enough, Toll them that foom
weed to their prayerful consideration the
wired declaration, Behold how good
0 pleasant a thing it is for brethren to
well together in unity. Now, why Bro
er Wright should send you that particu.
ar messure [do not know, but he knows
you better than I do,
leone, not only to bear the greetings
of the Virginia Baptists, but also to rep
rent among you a paper published in the
tr oof Richmond called the Religious
1. That paper has been coming into
Noth Carolina nearly seventy years, and
“wil come for the next seven hundred
rears if the world should last as long, I
vo send it to you for a year and also five
riacopy of Dr, Jeter's great autobio
niivoal! for #2—-and after you have read
crear if you write to me on a postal.
“vl tuat you have pot gotten the worth
“fviur money I will send back your #2,
wi bwill put in a l.cent postage stamp to
oiure vou for your postal.eard, and I
Yo over after that think as well of you as
We cromstances will allow.”
ALLEGED INCENDIARY CAPTURED.
Lallway Investigstion—Fish and Fowl
Plentitul tothe Roanoke Section,
Coodiiway Investigstion-~Fish ana row:
Flentiful fo the Roanoke Section,
spondence of the Richmoad Dispatoh.)
or ortavn Npex, No O., November 14.—
Chen Allsbrook reported liere yesterday
“athe Lad caught one of the persons
tispected of burning Senator Ransom'’s
14, gin-house, and cotton a few days
Us AE. Montague, accompanied by
er daughter, Mrs. ker returned last
Firm Raleigh, where they had been
i Mr BL F, Montague,
IX OWN CARELESSN 288, th
Wn Kerr, the regular attorney of the
A ton and Weldon Railroad Com
Je tame here yesterdsy to make an in.
vetigation concerning the seadant with
rod man Ed, Pierce afew SEO.
View's leg was taken off and be 1s doing
fou Mr, Kerr's investigation convin
i, he i kof the ned CAre
#<niss ou the pa
tors are finding quanti of birds
Polile weather is very fine. There are
Sry tities of fine carp in Roanoke
Vr ind the tributary streams in this
Urn nouk Biggs returned t js moral
me Goldsboro’ and says the tisk
Wie Convention is a big thing this year.
AJOVIAL N.C. CONGRESSMAN.
Uo tioes 00d Amuses 8 Depot Crowd—Als
lance and Parmeors' Meetings.
Dispatob.}
[Correspondence of the Mdtirashia 14,~A com.
Vevanono', N, Cy November, of this
Pressman from the emer 39 Richmond
Pais made things lively bt while wait.
aud Danville depot leat "Sing in 4 vey
ig for the Winston train. w patriotic
1 inveteg dition. Hie grew Patrice
Sad insisted upon singing Amuso.
the top of hie vOi06 Wo He re«
Went of the bymacders. He in
Wroed from the jollif k
lLiip le probably partook too
Lhe sampagne 1
the visiting Fifth men
A weoting of the Rare of
Yas held hete 14 he ne
Ugsnizing a is to 9
Pose of the the ant.
frers 16 take more rest in H y
Lectory, a oh 1 to
ibe ve ry a Wate hore re
bo 48 two days’ copa buts
freely
honor
THE MDOUGAL MURGER CASE,
$d
Arrival of the Prisoner at Payetterille
0
Arne el ha
Fas a ATR
Borg od, 2)
Bors rrr Pla MW ovaber 14.—
in srw, of Rok Buty Sheri
Burdens of 1), A, M told, the ou
o rer of Siw ehongal ie allog
a Over $0 the Gonoly, wh poy de.
“wud, Adie Higa Shen pl Sul
i Lf k niin
Sh deaput HATS Santres,
hs Inwyare sul 4iinaties on
mown
with others Liye bu
MaDe Tooke rn hugged ard and
d looks rather
ORIOW and his conntenance
Jistia of the animation that once ilagined
is sunny face. His srray of counsel on
both sides is strong and embraces some of
the best talent in tho famous Cape Fear
section,
For the defence thers will be Jisfor dohn
D. Bhaw, 8r,, and John D, Shaw, Jr., of
Rockingbem Colonel W. F, French and
Captain VW. B. Norment, of Lumberton,
and Messrs, J. O. MacRae and John G.
Bbaw, of Fayetteville. In the Jrostcution
there are pe Neill, Archie Melesn,
and Alfred Rowland. of Lumberton; Wal.
ter H, Neal, of Laur ubuig, id the Dhode
enting attorney for the te, Frank Mec.
Neill, of Boekingham.
AN IMPERTINENT G A. R. POST.
Protest Agalost the Widow of a Federal
Boldier-Cherokee Indians Dissatisfied.
(Sonecial talogram 10 the Dianatoh. 1
BRETWITES Maia RE TFiavYy Tr» FTwuETYS2
Boldier-Cherokee Indians Dissatisfied.
[Special telegram to the Dispatoh.]
Adnaviiia, N. O., November 14.—Re
oently the Postmaster of Asheville
ted to a clerkship an dutimaple lady
oly of ludiana, the ow of a Fede
soldier. She was Teoomiobnded be
the Assistant Postmaster.General an
the Second Auditor of the Treasury.
There 1s pout of the Grand Army of the
Sapublic ero and $hie pose has resolved
thereupon and protes against the ap.
pomtment instead of the one recommend.
od by it,
DENILD,
The fact that she is the widow of a Fede.
I soldier is denied, although in the reso.
utions her name is misstated and she is
Sosighated as Miss or Mrs.” The recom.
mendations of department officials in fa.
vor of a “pet” ia denoineed as tend.
ing to make the heads of departments un
der obligations to subordinates and en.
Sangering the good and honest perform.
ance of duty.
It was dered that a copy of the resolu.
tions be sent to department headquarters
with the request that the matter be
brought to the attention of the President,
and that such other action be taken as will
remedy the evil; and that the headquar.
ters notify the post ot such action as they
may take,
A PARTISAN REMOVAL,
H. W. Speay, superintendent of the Gov.
ernment echool at the Cherokee agency,
was recently removed and a Mr, Jenkins,
of Kansas, appointed in his place. Speay
was at the head of the Republican party
which defeated Chief Bmith, who is a
Democrat, at a recent election and re.
elected Btillwell Sanock (Republican) as
chief, This removal is said to be insti.
gated by a Republican faction. The ma.
ority of the Indians are much dissatisfigd.
be 4 kept a good school, He declines to
be removed until some school Jioverties
belonging to him ars paid for, and the order
has been suspended for fifteen days. The
Indians have petitioned the Bureau in
Bpeay's favor, denounos Jenkins, and ad.
vise him to go home.
The Methodist delegates were enter
tained by drives this afternoon. The
weather was perfect for sight-seeing.
A LOCOMOTIVE DAMAGED.
Game Chickens for Exhibition—Work of a
Mink—Large Coon Caught.
[Correspondence of the Rishmond Dispateh.]
Wixpsor, N, C., November 14,—The lo
eomotive on the Chowan and Caskie Lum.
ber road ran off the track gosterday and
was injured considerably, Mr. E. E, Smith.
the general manager of the road, says that
it will cost more than $500 to repair the
damages.
A large party of the young, men of the
town left yesterday to attend the fair at
Edenton. Among then was Mr. Willie
(ill Askew, who carried with him several
pens of gate vhickens for pxhibition, Mr,
Askew has forty different F air of game
chickens, each yard of a different breed.
GOOD FIGHTERS.
Mr. Askew's cocks have been fought in
several mains, and none of them have ever
been vanquished. Mr. Askew does not
fight his cocks, but he has frequent let
14 friends carry thew to mains and fight
them,
Mr. W. E. Bernond, a merchant in town,
was thrown out of his buggy yesterday
and hurt very severely, but ay he is
able to be at his Jlace of business,
A mink entered the hen-house of Mr. T.
P. Turley last night and killed seventeen
chickens.
A BIG COON.
Mr. William Newby Sangh acoon in one
of his traps which welghe eleven pounds
after being dressed. Newby is a front
hunter and sells nearly $500 worth of fur
and game each season.
Mr. John T. Smith has recently pur.
chased the Oulton-Hotel lot, torn down the
old hotel, and is building a fine residence
on the lot.
GAL IBRURY'S RAPID PROGRESS.
New Private and Public Bulldiogs—Good
Roads—Roanoke and Southern KK. R.
[Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatoh,)
Sarseory, N. O., November 19.—This is
one of the oldest towns in North Carolina,
and in the past has been rather slow and
behind the times, but a new hfe seems to
have been awakened. This increased ac
tivity has been manifested for the past
three years, but this gout Surpasses any
other in its history. The amount of build.
ing being done 18 immense for a town of
5,000 inhabitants. Over one hundred new
residences have either been built or are
now in course of erection, besides which
an ice-tactory has been completed, and
two new cotton-factories are going up
rapidiy. The members of the Presbyterian
church are also building a large and hand.
some house of worship which will cost
$20,000, Without going into further do
tails this ought to convince any one that
Salisbury is not asleep,
MAOADAMIZED BTREETS,
Several months ago the town voted to
issue $50,000 in bouds for street improve.
ments. For some time nothing was done,
but the contract for macadamizing has
been awarded, and a fores of bands is now
at work getting out theiock.
A number 0 Jominant citizens from
‘the counties of Davidson, Cabarrus,
Rowan, and Union met here Thursday to
“confer regarding the Roanoke and Bouth
“ern railroad. Two southern routes bavo
been surveyed from Winston, the present
terminus of the road. One is hy way of
Lexington, Gold Hill, aud Mt. Pleasant to
Monroe; the other by Salisbury snd
Eroehville to Oharlotte. The meeting was
in the interest of the farmer,


ANOTHER INHUMAN BRUTE.
One Brother Cuts the Throat of Another's
Colt and Kills It for Spite.”
AVI RF BATE AW ANN gree
(Special telegram to the Dispatoh.}
Y/ixstox, N. C., November 14.—A pecu
liar case comes from Bellews-Creek town.
ship, Two brothers, R. N. and E T.
Adams, became angry with one another,
and to-day during the absence from home
of the first named some one visited bis
stables and knlled a fine colt by cutting ita
throat. Upon suspicion a warrant was
taken out for the latter, charging bim with
committing the crime. At a pretiminay
hearing the evidence was suc that the
brother was bound over to the next terw
of the Forsythe Superior Court. Much
indignation is aroused at the brutal crime,
committed for nothing more than spite,


RECIPROCITY.
The British West Xodies and Gulana Now
Being Coddied.

BW. MLV RSF TET TR Tre eT (Theater
[By telegraph to the Lispaioh.}
Wasamvoron, November 14.—The Depart.
ment of btate 1s steadily pursuing its
poliay of enlarging tbe markets for Ameri
ean products in foreign countries by
means of Reciprocity agreements. Toe
trade relations betwean the United States
and the Brith West Indies and Guiana
are now under consideration.


sod

Sir Julisn Pauncefote, who has charge
of the negotiations in bekall of the British
Government, 16 availing himself of the ex.
EELRRORES Food Wort ds com
o 0 London n wn
mittee of Sugar-Producers,


Heptopentatiton of the British eclonies
of J and, Barbadoes are now
their way to Washington to furnish the
Britsh Minister ere with such gesainl
lands as may be useful in the u
jon of IY A hgreatnest which the
all the I yh possessions hp phe


Ld
ward of the United Biates. AR F
Bark Wrecked—~Two Men Deawned,
ie talaoranh io the Dispateh.)
Viorowts, B. C., Ne BE Se
\tieh bark Barabh, But Crema
f fam, To lili, £3,
pb Fit. 1 0 aren want ashore in
Boata, bul in making lauding Shot i
You Oaxn Bmax Ur Bap Pou
timely, hae by Dr, D, Frets Jou bY Sue
go an il medicine for Sor
Fung and {tous and the bok of al
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-~-SUNDAY., NOVEMBER 15, 1891,
NORFOLK’SFACTIONS.
J. W, BIDGOOD WILL CONTEST THE
ELECTION OF R. E, B. STEWART,
Probable Effect of the Breach in the
Party—~The World"s-Falr Convention
Denominational Notes
in Norfolk econsty. The faction that was
on Mr. K. E. B, Stewart, who was elected by
being copiell for Mr. J. Willis Bidgood.
who takes his case before the Committee
on Elections of the House of Delegates
USS spout. It ie not at all walibely shat
i Jotions breach in the in
county have its nuance on the town
‘election in Berkley the atter vate of this
Hoots, when a is to be
for the ensuing year.
THE DAMAGED STREAMERS,
A wrecking force is at work floating the
suskon atearnship piymothisn, and as soon
7 ted she will wken to Newport
ows and placed in the dry cook for i be
The repairs to the Victory will be
made in Nortolk.
The Opera.House has been secured for
holding the World's Fair Convestion on
the 20h instant, sud one of the elegant
steamers of the new Washington line has
been secured to take the vi on an ex
cursion about Hampton Roads,
ACQUITTED,
The three strangers, Louis Decker, Frank
Lawton, and George Rich, arrested some
tims ago for breaking into Pebworth’s
blacksmith-shop and having in their pos
session a complete kit of burglar’s tools,
were tried in the Corporation Court yes.
ferday and pequitied.
_ A council of the Catholic Benevolent
Jagion, the first of the order in Virginia
is being organized among the members of
Bt, Mary's church,
Very few of the Baptist ministers re.
mained over in the city after the adjourn
ment of the association, and only one or two
pulpits outside of the Baptist churches
are supplied by the visitors to-morrow.
SPAR BUOYS,
The iron buoys in this district are being
removed under the direction of Com
mander C, J. Train, and spar buoys put in
their places, as ueual, on the approach of
freezing weather, when the iron buoys are
liable to be damaged or carried away by
floating ice.
Rev. A. B. Sydenstrioker, of China, will
deliver an address and a meeting will be
held at the First Presbyterian church to
‘morrow afternoon in the interest of mis.
sions,
Hon. Jobkn E. Massey will address the
Young Men's Christian Association to
morrow afternoon and preach at the
Granby-Street Methodist Episcopal church
morning and nignt.
The steamship Chatfield gave the $100,
000 bond yesterday, and was released from
custody by the United States Marshal,
The immense hawsers to be used in
launching the new United States cruiser
Raleigh have arrived from the Boston
yard. p
FINE SHOOTING,
There is fine shooting Joporied all over
the Albemarle section of North Carolina
this fall, and many sportsmen of Norfolk
and Portsmouth are making gunning trips
in that direction.
Mr. W. J. Brent, the building contractor
ot Portsmouth who was so dreadfully in
jured by being thrown from a runaway
team, gets no better, and his condition
causes great apprehension to his friends.
Rev. B. F. Lipscomb, the former popular
pastor of the Chestnut-Street Methodist
wb fi church in Berkley, arrived from
Petersburg to-day tooccupy his old pulpit
tO-IMOIrow.
GOLDEN WEDDING,
The venerable John IL. Porter, for.
merly naval constructor of the United
States and Confederate States navies,
and constructor of the famous iron
clad Merrimac and other warves
gels, will with his good wife celebrate
their golden wedding on Wednesday eve
ning next.
Mr. Frank Winn, of this city, a quarter
man in the construction department,
fell through a hatchway on the battleship
Texes yesterday and was badly hurt.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
The lumber.laden schooner Annie E,
Valentine was towed into this port to-day
in distress and leaking, She is bound from
Mobile to Fall River,
The oyster gunboat Chesapeake, ‘here
for several days having her boilers repair
ed, left to-day for the seat of war on James
river, above Chuokatuck creek, where ca
noemen are reported to be depredating on
the oyster-grounds.
i. A. Sale. Jr.. Accidentally Killed.
(Special telegram to the Dispatch.)
Beprorp City, VA., November 14.—Our
whole town and community is Beepiy sad.
dened by the death of L. A. Bale, Jr., who
was accidentally shot by his friend, A. H.
Trimble, of this place, while hunting.
Mr. Sale was one of the faculty of Bel.
mont Seminary of this place, and one of
the most talented and popular young men
in our community.
'Frisco’s Bid for the Conventions.
RE kate nae ath SA RE THeavve tay
RA I NI rT es I hl:
Sax Francisco, November 14.—Subserip
tions amounting to $5,000 have been re
veived for the preliminary Junie fund
to bring either or both the Republican and
Democratic national conventions here. A
committee will leave for the East with an
offer to pay the transportation SEpotijes of
all the delegates toand from Ban Francisco
and also all the incidental expenses of the
conventions.
FOR RENT.
INIT NIN NSNINSNSNINS NA NII NINININININININI NNN NN
KF OR RENT, 0
DWELLINGS.
No. 910 Marshall street, botween Ninth and
Tenth, with 7 rooms and modern conveniences.
Xo. 407 Eleventh street, between Clay and
Marshall, with 12 rooms and conveniences.
No. 312 Main street, between Madison and
Monroe. with 8 rooms, besides kitchen, &c.
No. 26 Pine street, between Main and Cary,
with 7 rooms and bath.
No. 1201 Franklin street, corner Twelfth, with
10 rooms, 80,
No. 519 Thirtleth strest, between Clay and
Leigh, with rooms.
BUSINESS PLACES.
No. 116 Broad street, between First and Se
cond; a good grocery stand.
Hotel
Dedeon, formerty occupied as a barber-sho
NO.
a nice litile store.
No. 100 at the southwest corner of C and
Cherry streets, just below the Clay-W mar
ket: well suited for a grocsry.
NEW STORE on Broad street, between Madi
pon and Monroe.
Hl. SELDON TAYLOR BON
no 15.1¢ corner Eloventh and Bank streets.
Jor RENT.
Landlords and Tenants
ARE BOTH SERVED BY OUR
Printed Rent-Lust,
ONE TO SECURE GOOD TENANTS,
THE OTHER TO SECURE GOOD HOMES,
CALL FOR COPY FREE.
OR RENT,
FIRST-CLASS AND DESIRABLYLO
CATED STORES.
No. 1200 Main stroot, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth, with 4 floors &bove basemeni—pos
session at once.
No. 511 Broad street, between Third and
Fourth, for many yoars occupied by Henry
Wen Bag Jannary 1, 1802.
No. 1210 n street, betweon Twelfth
Thirt ent, with 8 above y
No. 819 Broad street, between Kighth and
N at once, pi
No Governor street, between Main and
witha 3 lio abore basement—posses.
sio0 JeUATY 1b SRLDON TAYLOR SON,
ae 15.1t corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TERY DESIRABE FLAT Ra!
second oor in Bellevue Flats,
Fifty and ary Li mtern Fo Cbg ay Ped
Takes SNAHIR i HOON, or gosisom,
“air 1014 Mala s reot.
J
JOB RE NE YioiANS OFFICE
on Franklin street street between Soemd and Third
H, ELDON TAYLOR SON,
Lek ve aorner Bloventh and Bank streets.
Fog "RENT, BEAUTIFUL sU-¢h
Bo plohiy.e tnd ado]
tng Mis Park And Brookland Biation on
Ch sand Unie and wiitin 2c0
out J QGDDIN,
ha Bank aed Klaventh sivoets.
axoell nt “walling and twens
Er ROSENEATH
TRACT
play Lutiid aad a a
ed. gry
PALIT PINTS IRIN
WET TINGS FOR RENT.
Winth greet; 10 rooms.
ood 1 op EA brooms.
east poh 10 rooms.
0 200 north Sirant 7 fooma,
No. 504 west Cary street Such
No. #11 dass MEER reer 10 room
o 1605 street roots
ofr fe, lsat 5
36 10 wear Mam wren 15 eis and icon.
No. a a a rooms.
No. 101 wess Cary street 6 rooma.
310 wost Leigh street 4 rooms.
o 715 woet Cary street; rooms.
STORES FOR RENT,
Wo 110 south Second street; stots and dwell
"R31 cast Broad sirot store and dwelling.
Fo. 1324 east Main street store.
Mos 101 and 103 north Governor street.
No. 1450 east Franklin street store.
No. 1001 north Seventeenth street; store and
avemng
No, Lester street store and dwelling.
Also, ROOMS, OFFICES, AND OTHER
NESS. PLACES. Call for PRINTED RENT-LIST
for November, giving prices, location, and descrip
57 All needed re, will be made.
pats N. W. BOWE,
e® Te Peal Batate Agent.
no 15-1¢
TYWELLINGS FOR RENT.
$400 per annum, Xo. 400 sast Cary street; 8
BT ng amma, No $18 east Marsniall street;
rooms,
Li] moder.
#240 per annum, No. 413 west Main street; 7
Yooma, howly renovated,
#200 per annum, No. 613 north Fourth street;
6 rooms, newly renoy
ated.
per annum, No. 407 west Clay street; 8
room
LN
$300 perannum, No. 314 west Main street; 8
TOO,
$240 per annum each, Noa. 1010 and 1612
Beverley street: 6
100
roo
TOOT
$180 poratinum, NEW FRAME, Chestnut Hill;
7 roowns, ly
od.
$150 per snaum, fo. 510 Randolph street;
6 roome.
$10 per month, No. 822 street 4 rooms.
#0 per month, Nos. $16 and S15 Spring street
#10 per month, No. 310 south Pine street; 5
$7.60 per month, No. 710 Buchanan street; b
$8 per month, No. 1621 Ashland avenue; 5
rooms.
#8 per month, No. 2221 N street
USES.
Algo, quite a number of SMALL Ho SES. Call
and see list 8 office. Apply to
FRANK D.
HILL CO.,
no 151% Real Estate Agents.
TOR RENT.
Uh HEN L by
phasS18 east Clay street; large DETACHED
No. 202 east Leigh street: BRICK, seven
Tosti Dosneasicn November 18th.
pe. 114 east Broad street; seven rooms.
ent
Roi ig 3
at once.
"No. 1604 west Cary street; six rooms, DE
TACHED FRAME.
"No. 115 south Beech street; STORE AND
DWELLING near New market.
No, 1612 east Broad street; STORE AND
DWELLING. Fine siand.
No. 410 north Eighteenth street seven rooms.
No. 234 Washington street near Beverley; new,
five rooms.
No. 341044 east Main street; STORE AND
DWELLIN G—a well-established trade.
"No. 1015 St. Peter street; FRAME DETACH.
ED, five rooms.
No. 2607 east Clay street; BRICK, six rooms.
No. 1017 Asidand street; NEAT FRAME.
Low rent.
Also, DESIRABLE OFFICES on Main street.
"Phones 220. DENOON, TUPPER CO.,
no 156-1t 821 east Main street.
east seven rooms-—
ai
TOR RENT.
AR ha Mr ee) yo
No. 408 north 12th street $500 por annum.
No. 1022 west Grace street; per annum.
No. 610 west Grace street; $300 per annum.
No. 918 east Leigh street; 300 p>, annum.
No, 107 north Beech street: $240 per annum.
No. 404 north 2d street $240 por annum.
No, 1291 west Cary street; D por annum.
No. 1417 east Broad street; $330 per annam.
No. 322 north 27th street; $216 por annum.
No. 2812 east Broad street; per annum.
No. 2212 east Broad street; $180 per annam.
No. 2503 E. Broad; (rooms) $150 per annum.
No. 19 south Cherry; 8180 ju annum.
No. B03 west Clay street; 40 Joe annum.
No, 612 north Ninth street; 8 per annum.
No. 1514 west Cary street; $150 per annum.
No. 209 Reservoir street; 3150 per annum.
No. 303 north 28th street; $10 per month.
Noa. 535 north Second street; $150 per annum.
And SMALLER HOUSES elsewhere.

"Phons 534. J. B. ELAM CO,,
no 15-1t 1113 east Main street.
TOR RENT,
A hd
1022 west Grace street, 14 rooms; modern
improvements; $700 per annum.
1210 east Broad street, 14 rooms; $300 per
annum,
1001 west Main street: 8250 Joe annum,
23056 east Franklin street, 10 rooms; $200
per annum.
1028 Ashland street, 4 rooms; 88 per mouth.
1630 Ashland street, 4 rooms; $8 per month.
Beverley street near Washington; $10 per
mon
023 east Main street, Yory desirable OFFICE
SPACE in Merchants and ters Savings Bank
Building #300 per annum.
Also, several other SMALL HOUSES, FLATS,
ROOMS, &o.
We have several very desirable Jousks, big
Jargaine, to offer for sale on the INST. N
Also, good list of HOUSES AND LOTS in al
parts of the city for sale on terms to sult pur
chasers.
Particulars to be had by a to
i DM COBB,
oa
wm YA18 901 Egiate Afent,
Jor RENT fn
F. H, PLUEMACHER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
108 NORTH NINTH STREET.
WESTERN AND CENTRAL PART.
1300 west Cary street 8 rooms, all modern con


301 Marshall street 7 rooms, good neigh~
east Ma
borhood.
612 north Seventh street 11 rooms, bath, anl
detached kitchen.
225 and 227 south Second street; 2 splendid
BRICK DWELLINGS, 68 rooms, and bath
116 south Second street; 11 large, alry rooms,
detached kitchen, and shed of 4 rooms.
220 and 231 south Second street—just the kind
of brick dwellings for small families.
1117 Chaffin street; U rooms and hall, nice
house at a low rent.
EASTERN PART.
8005 Rocketts street; a splendid TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE with 6 or 7 rooms and mc.
dern improvements. Rents low—$11.
618 and 620 Mosby street: two nice FRAME
DWELLINGS of 6 rooms each.
2017 end 2019 Williamsburg avenue; very cosy
little houses for small families.
For STORES, SEPIOES, aM Hovsss Jor ool
ored o cit, m
por od 1 north parte of ase act iy 0 y
{JOR RENT,
STORE FLOOR AND BASEMENT
No. 1103 MAIN STREET,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
Most admirably sulted for Jusurauce, Real
Estate, or Banking Business.
Also, SEVERAL DESIRABLE LAWYERS
OFFICES on top floor of same bullding, very
“accessible by electric elevator, and supplied
with all modern conveniences for comfort.
H. SELDON TAYLOR SON,
i oun it avanth and Bank strastR.
Joos RENT.
No. 716 east Grace street: 8360,
No. 817 east Main street $500.
Na. 508 north Tenth stroot £400,
No. 1100 east Broad street £360.
No. 414 east Leigh street vot $400,
No. 610 north Sixth stroet $300,
No. 107 east Clay (new) #450.
No, 1208 Grove avenue 480, 27
0. 124 south Laarel street
No. 107 north Flom new) fr
FLA FLAT, Soares
Coruar cay wid 0 iron, 81 #11 per SHOUD.
no 15-1t ShTTON'S CO.
ELEGANT STORE No. 1202 east Main
street, Bow doe pled bY Sun the Virginia Paper Com
tire
n Jan 1882,
Paar aN AND oD CENTRALLY-LOCATED RE
No. 1300 east Mein street. Call to see us and let
Sec y
us talk with you about then.
J. B. ELAM CO.,
no 15-8u&W2t re Malu street,
For RENT, THAT LARGE AND
JOR RENT. ge
721 west Marshall street; 7 rooms.
Beverley street near Randolph
702 Oatierine street; 4 rooms,

609 north
"Phone 70. CARNEAL GAYLE,
ne 15-1 Jiool Hotels Agents,
4
MOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND
WELL-ARRANGED STOREHOUSE No.
14 Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
formerly gosiapled o Hosur. Taylor Bolling.
Possession Jabuary
REDON TAYLOR BON,
po 15-1t corner Eloventh and Bank streets.
QTORES FOR RENT,

$430 per annum—No. 1 1510 eawt styest.
por annum—~LARGE STORE on south
Tenth streot—tc be rented as a stores or ‘whi
divide into ofices.
Ap iy FRANK D. HILL CO.,
_Bodsb Meal Estate Agenis.
"OR RENT, RU TAN op GO
es DAIRY and 1 TH RUCK-FARM ob on
New-R
Ton ba hai tue acTos rd rich land,
Jarge stable, barn, &c.-—all i,
50 15-8u, Tul This street.
a 3
By J. B. Blam Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auclionoers,
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THS
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVENREW
TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING
No. 516 NORTH TWENTY-FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STRERTS.
Ox MONDAY NEXT, Novuszs 16TH,
ob 4:80 o'clock P. M., we shall sell PR fShlie
PEAS {he premises, tha MOST A Ov
1A) DESIRABLY-LOCATED NEW ME
TUM-SIZE DWELLING, No. 516, on the west
side of Twenty-fourth street a Li
Leigh streets, containing six rooms, besides
fry, collar bath-room, snd closets, having ene,
city water, culvert connection, &c., and log
one of the beet-luilt, most complete, and
some homes in that near-by, convenient, snd
Snekretiting looullay. The lot is of good dimen
sione with and rear alleys,
Wo would respoestully arge upon all parsons
in quest of a really home or A fond
paying investment to see this property be
present at this sala,
Taxus: Oue third cash balance at one and
two yoars, by negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by deed of trust,
J. B. ELAX CO.
no ll Auctionearsa.
By Denoon, Tupper Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
$21 Main street.
Small Store Property
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
BEING No, 523 HENRY STREET, BETWEEN
CATHERINE AND LEIGH STREETS.
r—
We will sell by auction, on the premeses, on
MONDAY, NoveMsER 16, 1891,
a 4:30 o'clock P. M., the above PROPERTY
lot fronts 21 feet And has a good depth, with
Side alley 9 that wide.
stand for any light business and
can be bought at low price and upon casy
TeEeuS: At sale.
DENOON, TUPPER C0,
1 Auctioneers.
By Ellis Catheart,
General Auctionears,
24 east Broad stroet.
WE WILL SELL ON
MANIA YY WMMADYINDND
YY MONDAY MORNING,
corner First and Broad streets, as 10:30 o'clock
sharp, the largest and most complete line of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ever offered at this
room.
7 CHAMBER SUITS of ten places each in WAL
NUT, OAK, CHERRY, and STAINED
WOOD-all in good order;
1 very fine WALNUT WARDROBE, with French
Plate-Glass Mirrors in doors;
1 very fine PARLOR SUIT;
1 CHICKERING PIANO--in good order,
One Brusssls Carpet, 2 Extension-Tables, Bu
reaus, Bedstoads, Washstands, Kitchen-Tables
8 Floor-Mattings, 2 Handsome Rockers (uphol
stored in Silk Plash), 2 Halr Mattesses, 48 Oane
ani Wood-Seat Chairs, an luvoice of China and
Glassware, ssvoral Cooking- and Heating-Stoves,
peveral Handsome Pictures to ornament homes,
Bllver-Plated ware, Mirrors, aud many other use
ful goods not mentioned.

Beats furnished for ladies,
In front of store—1 SIDEBAR TOP-BUGGY.
ELLIS CATHCART,
no 15 Auctioneers.
By George W. Mayo, Anctioneer,
Nos. 22 and 24 north Ninth street.
k
HORSE, NEW CARPETS, PIANOS,
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
At 10:30 o'clock on
MONDAY, NovexsEr 16, 1891,
I will sell 1 very good FAMILY HORSE, perfect
ly gentle and not afraid of cars;
2 PIANOS 1 a 7-ociave Boswell Co. Piano;
A large assortment of new and second-hand
CARPETS of various patterns and lo quans
tities to suit;
yori nice assortment of PICTURES and OIL
AINTINGS
2 PARLOR SU1ITS—walnut and rosewood frame
1 Jory Jood OAK TYPEWRITERS DESK
OAK, WALNUT, and other DESKS:
1 WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET:
WALNUT BOOK-CASE, ETAGER, EXTENSION.
TABLE, &e.,
Lot of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
CHAMBER SUITS—Wardrobes, edsteads, Bu.
rr Nashstanda, Tables, Chairs, Rockers,
n 0. 4
TIN SAFES, REFRIGERATORS, snd KITCHEN
FURNITURE;
oo] IN HEATING., and LATROBE
An assortment of MISCELLANEUS ARTICLES.
nelsd’ GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
By J. H. Valentine, Auctioneer,
(Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Salesman.)
THE NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
S ALES FOR
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH,
commencing at 10:30 A. M.—
NEW AND SECOND-HIAND CARPETS, RUGS,
STAIR CARPETS,
PARLOR SUITS of different kinds;
Handsome OIL-PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS,
PASTELS, and PLATE GLASS MIRRORS in
ornamental gilt frames;
SIDEBOARDS, HALL STANDS, WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS, BED-SPRINGS, BLANKETS,
COOKING- and EATING. STOVES,
Many MISCELLANEOUS ARTICL
J. H. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
_Jomx E. LAUGHTON, Ji., Salesman. 5016
Hex CONSTABLES SALE.
1 will sell at public auction on
MONDAY 7TuE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1801,
at 11 o'clock A. M., at my ofce, No. 1300 east
Franklin streot, the following PROPERTY to
patisly sunary writsinmy hands: WARDROBES,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, TABLES, TOWEL.
RACKS, BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, CANE
AND WOODEN-SEAT CHAIKS, ROCKERS,
CARPETS, MATTING, TRUNKS, LOUNGES,
CLOCKS, LOOKING-GLASSES, PICTURES,
OIL-CAN, ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, &e., &c.
Also, on6 NEW MARBLE MONUMENT to be
sold at 12 o'clock sharp.
Trrams Cash. E. C. GARRISON
wei, HGGR
A UCTION SALE OF BANANA
i A PEARS, LEMONS, ORANG
AND GRAPES, We will sell
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
at 12:30 o'clock
A choles lot of BANANAS, APPLES, PEARS,
LEMONS, FLORIDA ORANGES, CONCORD,
CATAWBA, and MALAGA GRAPES.
WILLIAM JENKINS SON,
no 15 1440 onas Main street.
PyBLIG AUCTION.—WILL SELL
MONDAY, November 16th, at 12 o'clock M.—
50 hoses FLORIDA ORANGES;
25 boxes TOKAY GRAPES;
200 bunches BANANAS:
50 barrels CHOICE APrLES;
20 boxes LEMONS. FOX AND RIDER,
Commission Merchants,
Ro 15-1¢* 1311 east Cary street.
ORGANIZED 1832,
a
pe AD Hyg
RICHMOND.
ASSETS, $603,294.
ay 30 Sanreestu Opaution,
FIRE AND LIGHTNING,
This Old institution
short and Pen Beg e policy eg 2A
tions and Mberal in ite ts terms and conditions
DIRBEIONS
Ly 0. LO. NoLTING FAAS
5 0. DAV FRANCIS T. Sveti
Wi [iA PALMER,
w. H. MeCarTHY,
vy 00 14-3m
WALL PAPERS
fad M ANUFACT RE RS’ PRICES.
wr poreinee UM i, i, N. KILLER
orm South SUth ke.. PHILADELPHIA,
[se a9)
man A “GROCERIES, &e.
(OFFER IMPORTATION,
000 BAGS COVE our our own direct importa,
Holl-nit Retina to sais Py southern
"iE sorta ARCANE? UFACTU FoRlxa 00,
a
raporters and of C
1115, 1117, 1110 Canal
_Do 14.2 Rivhond, Va.
EW CROP
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
me? MCCARTHY HAYNES'S
JORN a HIGGINS,
Yaocar, WINK, AND SPIDUT MERCHANT.
ulus, for the money. Freak.
B
Real Estate Auctionear.
A GRAND SPECULATION
Large Acreage Property
THREE MILES NORTHEAST OF THE CITY ON
THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE,
IT BEING THE FARM FOR A LONG TIMB
OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY COLO
NEL ROBERT F. MORRIS,
70 BE BE SOLD AT AUCTION
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST AND BY A DB
CREE OF COURT.
_
In eXocution of a deed of trust made by Ro
bert I. Morrise to James Alfred Jones ado
A. odin. 2 trustees, boring date
‘ber 13, 1 azd duly recorded, a surviving
March 5 1601, ia the cause of Worron, irises.
50 by action at te offen of X. W. hows
soll at the office of N. W. No.
Fae i Eleventh street, in the city of Richmond,
TURBSDAY, Decrsnsn 1, 1801,
at 12 o'clock M., the VALUABLE FARM Jvine
referred to, situated in Henrico county, ob the
eastside of the Mechanicsville 6, upon
which it has a long front running along sald
farapike to the Chickakominy river and contain.
ing 836 ACRES, more or less, embracing, be
sides the Sxeuient highlands 8 quastiey, of
Chickahominy low-grounds, ares
Jinets truck lands, and a sufficiency of wood
The buildings consist of a dwelling with the
usual out-bulidings and some other settlements,
“such as tenants’ houses, &c.
There are few estates combining more ele.
ments of value then this. In the first place, it
is a large estate very near to the city of Rich.
“mond, on an excellent road, and embracing some
of the best trucking land in the county, the soll
being similar to that of the noted vegetable seo
tion of Hanover county. Then, again; its near
ness to a growing city, such as Riohmona now is.
justifies the hope of a very largely-increased
value in a fow Sars; anil Main, lin said te S00
tain tnexhaustible quantities of the very finest
clay for pottery, fire-brick, tiling, &o.
Specimens of ware burned out of the clay
above referred to are in possession of Colons
Robert F, Morriss, who will doubtloss be glad to
1 pri tl d this
CAD 00 ently recommen pro: to
the farmer, manufacturer, and i roporiy ae
promising fine returns in the near future.
Tzrus: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of exe
cuting the trust and any taxes which may be
due and to discharge a debs amounting to 812,
2290.37, with interest on $0,318.46, a part
thereof from June 11, 1880, at 7 nd cent., aud
on $185.10, another part shereof from June 11,
1890, at 8 per cent., and the residue upon such
terms as said Morriss or his assigns may pre
scribe; or, in ease of his or their fallure to give
such direction, then as to such residue upon
credits of one and two Jeats, in equal instal
ments, for Hotes with interest added and secured
by a trust. upon the property.
JAM BS ALFRED JONES,
no lb 3 Surviving Trustee.
By J. Thompson Brown Co,
1113 east Main stroet.
WEST-END
CORNER STORES
AND ADJOINING BUILDING LOTS, WITH
BRICK KITCHENS, SHOPS, &c.,
CORNER CARY AXD BELVIDERE STS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
THURSDAY, November 19th,
AT4 P.M.
NOW PAYING 0 PER CENT. MET.
This desirable PROPERTY, if not sold pri
Jately, before the sale, will be divided and sold
as follows:
1.—~The TWO-STORY TRIANGULAR CORNER
STORE, No. 411 west Cary, occupied asa
grocery by Mr. Redman, contains three
rooms above, and rents for $288 1 annum.
Can be bought jrivaiely Be 7
2.~The TWOSTORY ST 0. 409, adjoin.
fos above, (cupled by Messrs. Wilson
Mitchell, contains two rooms AVY ees
the store-room and cellar, rents for $284 per
annum. Price privately 82,750,
8.~VACANT LOT pdjoining above, 10 feet front,
and runs back to Belvidere street. Price
{iivalolr 480 per foot.
4.—~YVACAN adjoining above, 21 feet 6
inches, runs back to Belvidere street, and
has ou it a frame s‘able and shoe-shop OCCU
pled i; Mr. Westfall, rents for $120 per an
nam. Joyatel 875 foot.
5. ~CARPENITER 8HOP and BRICK KITCHEN,
No. 983 west Cary street, adjoining tho
above, fronts 18 feet 6 inches, and runs back
to an alley. The improvements on this lot,
occupled by Mr. C. W, Davis and others;
rent for 8240 Per annum. It can be bough
privately for 82,250.
This is the kind of property that pays the best
sort of income for the amount invested, and be
ing divided, patiurda is poops of nll ments a
rare Op y y vestmeon
which J yoko enhinoes in 2 Jor
Come to the sale aud pick up one or more of
there bargains.
TERMS: On each plece one fourth cash; bal
ance six, twelve months, and eighteon, Hl per
cent. interest, property secured.
THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
FRY Auctioneers.
By J. H. Valentine, Auctioneer,
(Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Salesman.)
THE NEW AUCTION-HOUSE,
corner Ninth snd Main streets.
TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SALE
OF RICH SILVE R-PLATEDWARE, FINA
pag FRENCH SLUORS, ELEGANT
LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY, B oF Rb.
SENTS, &0.,, AT AUCTION.~The sale the
above will commence on
WEDNESDAY NEXT
at the corner of Ninth and Main streets. The
largest collection of STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
QUADRUPLE SILVER-PLATED GOODS, ine
cludin
TEA-SETS, ICE-PITCHERS, WAITERS,
EPERGNES, TUREENS, BOWLS, DISH
BAKERS, HAND-PAINTED BERRY BOW
LAMPS. a full line of five TABLE CUTLERY,
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS,
BRONZE FIGURES and other goods,
OPERA-GLASSES.
A large line of Jools suitable for holiday and
bridal presents of the bess qu lity.
J. H. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Jxo. B. LAuGuTON, Ji, Salesman. no 15
By Chewning Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 0 north Tenth street
A UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN MT.
ERIN, HENRICO COUNTY, ADJACENT TO
THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICAMOND.—At the request of the owner we
will sell by suction, upcn the premises, on
THURSDAY. NovEMBER 19, 1801,
at 4 o'clock P. M., in the order following


1. Tuas LOT OF LAND, with the improve
ments thereon, fronting Jogsihor 64 and 10-12
fost, on. tho east line of Williamsburg avenue,
by the depth of said iots to Fulton strest.
2, Those THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
in the town of Fulton numbered 2, 3, and 4, In
Square No, 11, on the plat of sald town, front.
ii togother 90 foet on Lhe north she of Virginia
street and running back beswoen Jaca
115 fost to an diet 10 foot wide. is also
wood FRAME HOUSE upon one of these lots.
ember, all of tue above is lo
eaied in the county, thereby g ons the
privileges of city and country 's combined, loss
city taxes. Bargains may be expected. Let
Shara baa fal} Suraamh of the people at tho time
o.
no Auctioneers.
COMMISSION EWS AUCTION SALE
OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND pr SURRY
COUNTY, VA CONTAINING TOGETHER
1,212 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. By virtue of
decree of the Circutt Court of the United States
Febuary 4 1388, in a ian
L CARS
4 Thomas i. MeCalliush 4 ut BO soon
rn i: specs AR ey
Ao for the BoREpose, sell by publie
auction. at Sarry Courthouse, on
at 1 o'clock P. M.; that being County-Court Say
the land referred 10 in sald cause as 0
“TRACTS OF LAND, both and being fn the
sounty of Sao Sade of Virgain one contein.
ing 176 AC more Or Guilford divtriet,
the other containing Tout ACRES, more or
logs, Known aa Fipac situated vn Janes
This 18 valuable Jamas-river farm with large
dwelling and usual var-balldings.
aig sala Vier 48 OGPOLIuY 18 ¥echee 4, DU
Teaye: One third cash; the residus upon A
credit of six, twelve, eighteen monashs, the
DF 1h payments, aud the
oi oe ESL LFA
AT RR Tr,
a pe 2 babar 2 ON. ARIA esd LY
Ix vis Creourr COURT oF tan Umee0 STATES FOR
eux EASTERN DISTRIOP OF VISGINIA~DONALD
SoM THOMAS VN, WLILSTGH SLICER, Six
va. MeUvLLOUGN 3 er ar Eqonyy,
1don ansity thas Tasewoll
tt ee
JAverien A.
NAAN
a ee a
Py I. 7. Chotin ats
Real Sxtate Anotionesrs,
Wo 1 north Tontl stredd.
5 J 4 we A
virtue of ted 1 a
WEDNESDAY, Novsxexs 18, 1801,
a8 4 o'clock P. M., the
PF ROVE ENR lying and
in I western Units
e100 Joos one of ce intopusction of Uy 0803
100 onst of the hat
0 of Washington strest with the north ie
Jacqueline street, theneas along sald north 3
Jacqueline street in an easterly direction
feet, thence back gy gp fine 1 a
northerly direction 200 being 08 in
square 12 on A. Y. Lee's plan of Harvie and Sid
Rep Tecaied In Dead.Hook G4, Jage 3)
RMS: Whilst the deed od cash #3 %0
debt and $614 and expenses of sale, wore lbes
ral terms may be ansounced at hoar of
JULIUS STAR
W. 4. WESTWOO
R. B. CHAFFIN,
Trustess,
Sale by B. B. CHAFFIN CO. Auctionants.
12
By J. B Bam &Co
and 4
R. B. Chatmn Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PEL AUCTION BALE
or a
ONE OF THRE BEST RESIDENCES ON UPPER
GRACE STREET,
No. 10290 WEST GRACE, S0UTH SIDE, BE.
TWEEN HARRISON AND RY
LAND STREETS,
ON THAT
BEAUTIFUL ELEVATION JUST EAST OF
RICHMOND COLLEGE GROUNDS,
THREE STORIES, DETACHED, HANDSOME,
MODERN, AND COMPLETE.
TERMS EXTRA LIBERAL.
By request of the owner wo shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, Novausea 17, 1801,
at 4:30 o'clock P. M,, the above-named compara
tively now, spadicas, admirably- ar
stantially-bailg, IN Te d
situated DETACHED THREE-STORY
RESIDENCE, containing twelve rooms of fine
size, Bi ak the Sedain Sonvenintest snd in
Soe, fronting 32 feet, MAL back betweon
pasaliol lines 154 feet, and having wide side and
rear 0,
This wil be found upon inspection to be 11 al
gRpectn a Hon AH th SRI
re eore WiLL BE OPEN TO INSPEC
TION DAILY FROM 11 A. M. TO2 P. M.
This property Wr atsolately fres from any cons
ceivable objection, and ought to please you. Go
to see it and come to the sale.
Penis Jus foute: oash Slaics in ties
equal instalments, negotin notes,
two, and three years, with interest Added, and
secured by deed of trust; or all cash, at the op
tion of the purchaser.
J.B. ELAM $0
RB. CHAFFIX CO.,
no! Auctioneers.
By John T. Goddin,
Real Rstate Agent and Auctionser,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT ATTRACIIVE BAST-END by
TAGE RESID pT 034. ONAN EXTEN
SION OF MAIN STREET OINING CHIM.
BORAZO PARK AND ON ONE OF THE MAIN
AVENUES AKOUND SAID PARK.~Dy virtue of
a deed of trust from Albion C. Stagg and wife ex
cuted to the undersigned, pearing date April a
1880, and recorded in the Clerk's office of the
Richmond Chancery Cours, default having been
made in the payment of certain notes secured
therein and being required so to do by the bene
Bciarys 1 will sell at publiv suction, on the prom
on
TUESDAY, NovEuMpER 17, 1801,
at o'clock P. M., the above-described PRO.
PERTY. The dwelling 14 a substantial TWO.
STORY DETACHED FRAME EDIFICE, con
taining by OO A tis iy we yoars
ago, and is occu a an ja pay.
ing tenant. The lot haa a front of Sapa.
depth of 123i feet. Woll of good water on the
promises,
This is a fine opportanity to secure a desirable
home or a fod-Daying investment.
TERMS: ber, an Alnbancsd at sala,
no 12 RICHARD W. JONES, Trustee.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE,
OR SALE PRIVATELY. 33, 50028
will buy a THRES-STORY DETACKED
BRICK DY ELLING sikinted south of
street between First and Bocond streets,
34 feet front. APPERSON POLLARD,
no 15-1% 8 re ‘th Eleventh sireet.
$2, 700 WILL BUY SPLEN
DID NEW BRICK HOUSR,
8 room stable, and carriage house on lot, East
End. Call at ono and decute 4 be bargain,
BOSW JR,
aon north Tenth Agent,
h street,
no 15-1t
OUSES AND To 3 IN ALLEY fi
rts of the city from $309 to $30,000.
MONEY loaned on real datas sud payable in
monthly instalments if desi
ACRSUR idaxnT C0.
_bo 15-3¢ 000 Malu stroot,
OR SALE, Wa HANDSOVEGS
PLACES ON BROAD-STREET ROAD
214 miles from city. One contains six scres and
the other Rieteon apres. Good improvements.
Call early to secu
no 15-18 MANNING GC, STAPLES CO,
JLLEGANT GRACE-STREET RE-@
gain. Location perfect. ge show is to you.
_no 15-18 8 north
For SALE, A BEAUTIFUL g
HOUSE on Button Hetguts fron
100 Paes hh ay 30a shal SYerAnn,
I JACKSON BRANDY CO.
no 15-3¢ 0, 1000 x Mala street,
For SALE, fis SPLENDID 9
PROPERTY, Nos. 912 and 014 Capa}
strees, which will surely
value on completion of on City Hall af and
pee us about price and te
ENOON, N. TUPPER
no 156-Su&Wlim 1 Main ot,
FB SALE, TWO SMALL GN
OUSES in Jackson Ward, 133 foet®
front for $700. This is a NO,
JACKSON BRANDT CO,
_ho 156-3% No. 1008 bie iain 0 street,
OR SALE CHEAP, ON ELECTRIC
LOT BLOCK 2
BIG D
TOR Sain poy ON ELECTRIC
BLOCK uy
D PARK.
Neweone News, Va.
Choice Villa Sites
AND
BUILDING LOTS.
Only a few minutes from the busivpess centre
of NEWPORT NEWS, whose wonderful and stb
stantial growth is attractiag world-wide Aton.
tion.
These LOTS will be made readily sttomible
by the completion of the electric railway now
wader construction between Newport News,
Hampton, and Old Polat,
This property is situated ons platean over
looking Hampton Koeds, one ot ths flacst bare
bors in the world.
Tenus: 5 por corl, cash; balance In easy in.
stalments oxtending over a period of Iwo years,
Buy at first prices, For prospectus snd prices
st apply to
The Newport News £05
ESTABLISHED 1814
RH. BOSHER'S SONS,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
RUNNING BACK 100 FEET
70 AN ALLEY 50 FEET WIE
virtue of 5 doad of truse dated Ma
1850, nad reoorded 1a the Ulerk’s ofiee
ET, dof 1 20
in the pi of carte,
wo
promises,
THURSDAY, Novewskn 18, 1861,
4
at 4 o'clock P. M., the above.n
itl Ib 1s desoribed in the dead as fronting 1THR
ony the south side of Cary strost, and oR!
back between parallel lines 100 fool to AR
30 feet w and the pro 3
to J. C. Smith by the Lers
Tule is the most decirable CaryStrest
POIty Shik hia baat ofered for some We
coud not be lmproved upon 8 6
facturing plant warehouse or any
quiriag handy shipping facilities. RE
Detter location in the city. Rave
Trys: Liberal, and announced at
For other luformation apply to J.
Jr, north Tenth strect, Rost bata a
noid Trustonsd
By R. B. Chama Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No 1 north Tenth street.
A A BERR ATRIR PTE $5
AN
(CQIMISSIONERS AL OTION
SALE OF yALUABLE or
CARRIN ND PINK 8ST
VENARBL VIZ. 37 ON
RINGTON AND ABOUT 83
PINK STR. \—By virtue of a deores
mond Chancery Court, entered October 28,
in the cause of Ha wood wa Letay and
we will gell by pable aaction, on promisos,
on
FRIDAY, Noveuser 20, 1881,
a 4 o'clock P. M., tie above-described BAL
TATE refered to in sald decreas
should attract tne sitention of parties
profitabie investments or parties
on witich to bulld homes, as the
improvomuiis in the Heinity of this
warrant the assurance of ra
Bartant the aseuramen of Hl
Tarys: One third cosh; the residue in two
equal instslments on credits of six and swelve
months from dj of sale, purchaser ne
gorable notes, interest added snd
waived, title retammed until the whole
chase-money 8 Jail and conveyance
the court, or cash at ay tie
ohaser. F. H. MoGU
HARVEY WIL
Beale l rant esl anlar tS
1, Charles W. Goddin, Clerk of Chancery
of Richmond, cartify thas the bond
the special comin ors by the decree in
cause of October 20, 1891 hag beg dup
Given andet my hand this 10th day of
ber, 1801. CHARLES W. GOD 2
no
(hawning Rose.
URaWRIRE wae,
Real-Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.

UOTION BALE OF A RK
ARNG hy AR COUNTY oF HEN
AND LOCATED IN WICKRRSVI
A VERY SHORT DISTANCE
TIONAL ROAD. By virtue of preg
trust, bearing date on the 18th
1591, duly recordsad in the Clerk's
County Court, in Deed-Book 135 B, Rage
fanit having been made In the pay pore
tion of the debt thereby secured, and.
quired 80 10 do by the holder thoreok,
proceed to sell by auction, upon (he
AND

TIMIN
FRIDAY, Navexazr 90, 1891,
at 4 o'clock P.M., st the risk and costo FJ, B
he having perchased came st a former
failed to compiy with the terms
PROPERTY abeve described. In
food opporiukity to say one
aid and
df,
sale offers
wis
hi
me with a nice garden attached,
TerMS: Cash sufficient wo de
sale and to A note for 500
from 18th of March, 1861, and
$500 with twelve months’ in
18th of March, 1892; balance, if any,
named as to of sale. Be
JON B. MYERS,
OCREwNING Hose, Auctioneors,
T
vlliv
SALE
(U4
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
TUESDAY. NOYEMESR 17TH,

AUVEBOVAL SUTRUESAH ATER oe
at 10 o'clock A. M., or first fair day after,
the farm of 4. O. Tigner, about three mile
Manchester, on she Now Broad Rook re a
sisting of one HO i poe MA ao na Nor
folk COLT, four GRADE JERS H eh)
HOGS, one TOP WAUON, one CART, UG
ay, ons MR ae Th MACHINE
ona lot ad PU 'B ae No
GLE HARNESS, one lot FODDE ny
STRAW, sud FARMING IMPLEMEN? 8,
FLOWS, DRAGS, CULTIVATORS, HON
1
0. a
Terms: Cosh; sixty-day uote for
$20 and over.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YER
al Ee a Sly
Faluabls OU Virginia Homes
ROSEWELL.?
ON YORK RIVER IN GLOUCESTER

By virtue of
April 18,
office of »Gloucestor
fault having been made in the pa;
debt therein secured, at the
Lensficlaries the undersigned trusted
at public auction, on the promises, on
a
FRIDAY, DEoRussk 4, um,
at 12 o'clock M.
TRACT OF
provemoenta thereon,
of which Jostab L. Deapa,
in Gloucester county, Va. near Cla:
and bounded by York river, Abadess
by the lands of Beujsw in P.
Known as ng “New
by, artery oroek, estimated to son
AC
he land fs ubusdally tortie fortho,
rapidly-growing tracking section
Va. Theres are on he Xi
dwell and the
conveniently located. foe. place 12
ally weil timbered, and The [ana very
adapted to all cereals and
one halt being in cultivation.
hood is good, and the place is
schools, churches, and markets.
Steamers pitidg on the the Som
Baltimore and
Whar! Monda Weinasiarh,
at the naxi w
It is ssidom that Sach a hu pian
upon the market.
rarely have sach an opport
one of the historic places of Old
Truss: Cash as to OXponsos
the sum of of
ay, with interess thereon at
I cent. per annum 13th
#88, but as 10
credit: balance
tory purchaser 10 be
oe 3
NORTH AXD TE Ho ARS
KoNnol xxi) Woxkos
Maral Decree of ®i bind ek
5. Cour: enteted
In execution of deorse in the &b ri
suit we, the undsrsignad special comp! co 88
grr rey ped rr
suction, #04,
3 TUREDAY, NOVEMISS 17, 1291, vi
at 4:30 o'clock P. M., the follow! WEL
TWOSTORY BRICK STOKS i»
Broad street, with lot freuting 20 She
north sida of Broad hotween Madisoh Ge
Foo streets and rURBAg back
fess toan 3 v2
Neo. TWO VERY DRSIRABLE VACANT LOTS.
ing 20 font ooch worth side p
siroot by a TTT Rnb
TWO- HTC AND BAS 10K
DWELLING Xo. 411 wut rook eal
{oot to en Alley. Li aR
AN hanisome slats. Smprerihenth rr ashe
in that vory A,
ne
pecree Signed in the Mies. Smith WIN
Owner Chirlstian Sun,

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Nonrorx, November 14,—It is now set.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN CO,
no 15-e0d3t
1113 Main street.
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