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AUCTION SALES?MONDAY.
By The Valentine Auction Co.,
612 East Broad Street.
WAGONS, HARNESS. BICYCLES,
SBAVINO MACHINES. SHOW?
CASES, SCALES. FURNITURE, Olir
CLOTH AND MATTINO, COOK
STOVES, REFRIGERATORS. ICEBOX,
&C AT AUCTION.
Wn will sell at our auction ware-rooms,
l?o. G12 East Broad Street,
TO-MORROW (MONDAY) MORNING,
JUNK 22D,
beginning nt 11:30 o'clock, one good oro
ow's Wagon, one set good Wagon Har?
ness, one first-class One-Horse Vapon.
In perfect condition, cost $165, and has
been but little used; oval tnotal frame
Show-Case, Counter Scales. Stone Wrap,
plx good Bicycles, drop head Singer Sow?
ing Machine, in perfect order, with all
attachments; one flrst-cass Walnut Do?
mestic Machine, with all attachments.
two penerai Cooklfti Stoves, In perfect
order: Tvpowrlter Desk, office revolving
Chairs, several-rolls new Matting. WJ
floor Oilcloth, Oak and Walnut. ?hamper
Suit.?, Walnut Wardrobes, Enameled iron
Beds, several good Refrigerators. Ico
Boxes, io foot Oak Extension Table. Par?
lor Suits, Sideboards, Reeking Chnlrs.
Dining Room Chairs, Uoi> Curtains,
Rugs. Pictures, Mirrors. Bed Lounges,
Carpet Sweepers.
Tbe ladles invited to attend'?* ????.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
1205 East Mnln Street
D ITBBER TIRErTTRAP IRON SAFE,
? SECTIONAL BOOK CASE.-BABY
CARRIAGES. BRASS ETRE SET. AND
FENDER, VERT HANDSOME OAK
FURNITURE. FIELD GLASSEaPIER
MIRRORS, ORGAN. DESKS, &.C.. AT
A.UCTION.
I will sell at my auction house, at 10:30
A' M" MONDAT, JUNE 22, 1903.
One 4-Seat Rubber Tired Trap, small Iron
Safe. Sectional Book Case, 3 Baby Car?
riages. 2 handsome Parlor Suits, 4 Pier
Mirrors, Brass Fire Set. Coal Hod and
Tender, Field nnd Opera Gasses 2 very
fine Oak Chamber Suits. Oak Sideboard
and Hat Rack. Extension Tabes. Bridge?
port Organ. Roll Top Office and Ladles
Desks. American nnd English Encyclo?
paedia of Law and Other Law Books,
iluslc Cabinet, Bureaus, Wnshstands,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Springs, Chairs,
R(>3kers, Tables, Lounges! \Vardrohcs
nnd numerous other articles.
' A. R. MATO, Proprietor.
GEO. H. VALENTINE,
A. P. MONTGOMERY,
Sal estnen._
AUCTION SALES?FUTURE DAYS.
?.-'?-.?""
By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
On THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1903, upon tbe
premises, ftt 6 o'clock P. M., wo will sub?
mit to the consideration of a generous
public that desirable and well-constructed
Frame Dwelling, situated at tho south?
west corner of Can" and Short Streets,
and known as
No. 1300 West Cary Sireei.
LOT 44 by 130 Feet to an Alley.
Please be on hand promptly at
ithe hour named.
TERMS-At sole.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Jn 20-tds Auctioneers.
By J. D. Carneal &? Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
U06 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE OF A MOST EXCEL?
LENT THREE-STORY CORNER
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 23 W. MAR?
SHALL STREET. SOUTHEAST COR?
NER OF ADAMS STREET; ALSO, TWO
STORES IN REAR. NOS. 317 AND 319
N. ADAMS STREET, WITH DWEL?
LING ABOVE.
By request of the owner, who Is willing
to sell a bargain, wo will on
TUESDAY. JUNE 23. 1903,
at G o'clock P. M., on tho premises, offer
for sale at public auction the above prop?
erty.
-?i__The, lots fronts 24 3-4x133 feet to an.
alieyJ The corner dwelling has 12 rooms.
The whole property Is now renting at JG60
per annum. It Is a. raro thing that such
an opportunity as this offers Itself to pur?
chase such properties. ,
This is a first-class locality for renting.
TERMS-At sale. tds
By J. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE BY-PUBLIC AUCTION
OF THE VALUABLE
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDINGS
Nos. 733 and 735 Brook Ave.
CORNER BAKER STREET.
With Lot Fronting 77 Feet 7 Inche
ON THE EAST LINE OF
BROOK AVENUE.
.?I? ?Pursuance of a decree of May 23d,
1903, In the suit styled J. S. Moore ft Sons,
?who sue, etc., vs. O. H. Funsten, Adminis?
trator, et als, and A. B. Gathrlght's Guar?
dian vs. E. M. Gathrlght, et als, In tho
Circuit Court of Henrlco countv. Va. the
undersigned Commissioners will sell by
publlo auction*, ?n the, premises, on
WEDNESDAY ."JUNE 24, 1903.
at 6:80 o'clock, the,real estate referred to
In the said decree as fronting 77 feet 7
Inches on tho east line of Brook Avenue,
and having a front of 152 feet on the south
llne_of Baker Street, and having a width
pf j, feet on its eastern Une and 154 feet 6
Inches on Ita southern line, and the im?
provements thereon, consisting ot a
double three-story brick store building,
having two elegant stores with granolithic
floors and good dwellings above. This
property is well suited for a grocery store,
and the large grounds render* It valuable
ior stable purposes or for a wood and
coal yard. The property will be sold as a
whole or In separate parcels, as may (?earn
best at the time of sale.
TERMS-One-thlrd cash, residue In 3
equal Instalments, payable at C, 12 and 18
months from date of sale by notes, with
Interest added, and the title to be retained
?until the?, whole of the purchase money
?has been paid and a conveyance Is ordere,!
by the court; or all In cash, ut tho option
of tbo purchaser.
HILL MONTAGUE
ALLEN' G. COLLINS,
BEVERLY T. CRUMP,
- _ ?. . Special Commissioner?.
J. B. Elam & Co., Auctioneers,
This Is to certify that tho bond In the
above styled pulte has been given.
J. E. P.ROADbr.'S, Clerk.
'J'l 19-f.t
By J. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION BALE
OF
??? TWO CONNECTING ONE-STORY
BRICK FACTORIES NOS. 419 AHD
421 RESERVOIR ST?
FRONTING TOGETHER C0X120. FEET.
In jursuanee of tho dr-cree of the 11th
December, lMw, In tho suit styled "Ernlly
?i. Finnev et als, vs. J. B. Elam, Admin?
istrator, 'et als." in tho Chancery .Court
tif the city of Richmond, thu undersigned
?Special Commissioner will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 23, 1903.
?t C o'clock P. M.. the REAL ESTATE
tefcrred to In said decree. It being the
above-named WELL LOCATED AND
Valuable, spacious and sub
8TANT1AL BRICK FACTORIES, with
the lot on which they Btand, fronting 60
feet on the eastern sido of Reservoir
Street, between Beverly arid Wallace
BtreetH. running hark within parallel
lines 120 feet, now occupied by the "Ex-?
rr-lsolr'Carpet and Paper ('leaning Com.?
oany1 at the rental of f'?> per annum,
end being adapted to any Ughi manufac?
turing, utorago, shop or warehouse j>ur
^TERMS?One-third cash, the residuo In
three equal instalment!! at 6, U and IS
months from day of sale, the purchaser
lo (rive negotiable notes lor Oie ?redit
instalments, with interest added, and the
?Hie to bo retained until the purchase
?n?ney Is /"l'y I)alJ **? a convey.
SrVderod by ^^MOKTAGUE,
Special C?mmlsaluiier.
J. B. Elam & Co., Auction?! a.
The bond required of.tho Special Com?
missioner by tho ?bove decref has been
*a4???01?? PIIA1>.LES O. M)?g
*ttl?M ' ^itr*
?
AUCTION SALES?FUTURE DAYS.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
BANKRUPT SALE OF LARGE STOCK
OF GROCERIES, GROCER'S WAG?
ON IRON SAFE. SADDLE, HARNESS,
COMPUTINO SCALES, PATENT OIL
TANK, HAY, GRAIN, FIXTURES, ETC.,
AT ??G????.
Rv virtue of a decree entered In th?
District Court of the United States for tho
Eastern District of Virginia, dated Juno
15, 1IW3, in tho matter of Garland Coleman,
bankrupt, I will pell hr public auction,
commencing at 10:30 A. fit. at. Nos. P39 and
541 North Second Street,
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1903,
1 Iron Safe, ? Grocer's Wag?n, Harness,
Saddle; 5 Show-Cases, Fickle and Cheoso
Cases, Computing Scales, Counter and
Platform Scales, large Coffee Mill, Patent?
ed Oil Tank, Fancy Cannlsters, Ice-Box,
Store Truck, Measures, Counters, etc.
Tw?lvo cases Tea, 15 boxes Soap, 85
_.?es Corn, 19 cases Tomatoes, Good Luck
Baking Powder. Salmon, Starch, Maca?
roni, Peas, Peaches, Cakes, Borax, Health I
Foods, etc., In caso lots.
Twelve barrels Vinegar, 4 harrels Mo
lasses. 3 barrels Flour, K) hags Flour,
Hav, Grain, Mill Feed.
Fifteen caddies Chewing Tohncco, SO
boxes Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes. Smok?
ing Tobncco, Pires.
Buckets. Baskets, Tubs, Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Fancy Cokes, Crackers, Nuts,
Health Foods. Chocolate. Cocoa, Pickles,
Preserves, Sardines, Oil, Sauces Mustard,
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Baking Pow?
ders, Canned Fruits. Fish and Meats,
Orlatine, Polish. Spices, Eye, Milk,
Matches, Lamp Chlnneys, Extracts, Pried
Fruits, Citron, Salt. Macaroni, and other
shelf goods.
TERMS-Cnsh.
3RVTNG E. CAMPBELL,
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
?Tu 19,?.21,23
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
OF THAT
LARGE THREE-STORY DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 2913 E. MARSHALL. STREET.
In execution of a decree of the Rich?
mond Chancery Court, entered May 13,
1908, In the stilt of Lyno vs. Baker and
others, tho undersigned Special Commis?
sioner, appointed thereby, will offer for
sale at publia auoUon, upon tho prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY', JUNE 25. 1903,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M., tho proporty above
described.
Tho house contains 12 or 14 rooms, with
detached kitchen, containing 4 rooms. The
lot fronts 65 feet on tho south side of
Marshall Street, between Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth Streets, and runs back bo
Uveen parallel lines ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-FIVE FEET to a wide al?
ley.
TERMS?One-third cash, the balance In
?wo equal Instalments at six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title retained
until all tho purchase money is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
WM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required of the Speclnt Com?
missioner by the above decreo ,has beon
duiv given.
Teste; CHAS. O. SAVILLE,
Ju 20-tds Clerk.
By J. D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estato Auctioneers.
C\ OMMISSIONER'S SALE
/ OF
A HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND VERY
VALUABLE, TRACT OF SUBURBAN
LAND ON BROOK TURNPIKE,
A SHORT DISTANCE FROM
THE CITY.
In execution of a decreo of tho Circuit
Court of Henrlco, entered May 7, 1S9S.
In tho suit of "City Bank of Richmond
vs. B. T. McCue et als.," I will sell, by
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1903,
at 6 o'clock P. M., that beautiful and de?
sirable tract of land containing about 28
Acres, situated on tho east sido of the
Brook Turnpike between the McCue
homestead on the south and the lands
of tho late Major Glnter on the north.
This land lies well, has a good frontage
on the turnpike with a well kept hedge
along its entire front, and is cut from
side to side by a well constructed sewer
of large proportions, the free use of
which is guaranteed to this land.
In view of its fine topography, its right
to use the sewer, which crosses it, tho
likelihood of a street railway along Its
front In the near future, and this like?
lihood takes on the hue of certainty In
view of the fact that the street railway
people have purchased the turnpike, the
early completion of the Lombardy-Streot
extension, and, by reason of all these
circumstances, its adaptability for sub?
division, if not now, then assuredly in the
near future Into homo sites of reasonable
sizes; this property should engage the
attention of buyers of all classes.
It vili bo sold either as a whole or In
acreage parcels as may seem best at the
timo of Bale.
TERMS?1-4 caah. nnd tho residue on
credits of ?. 12 and IS months for notes
with Interest added and title retained?
or more than 1-4 or all cash, at tho option
of purchaser,
WM. J. LEAKE,
Surviving Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required of the
Special Commissioner by the said decree
has been duly given, Given under my
hand this 3d iluv of June, 1903.
. ?? ' JOHN E. BROADDTJS.
iu 719,11,13,14,16.18,30,21,23&05. Clerk.
By X. W. Bowe,
Real Estato Auctioneer.
(-"?OMMISSIONER'S SALE
*-' OF A
LARGE AND DESRIABLE BRICK
? HOUSE, WITH BROAD LOT,
AT THE
Southwest Corner of 23d and
Marshall Streets,
AT AUCTION..
In execution of ? decreo of the Chan?
cery Court of the city of Richmond, en?
tered June 11, 1003. In tho suit of "Bettle
Watklna vs. E. m. Gathrlght, et als,"
I will sell by auction, on the promises on
TUESPA Y, JUNE 23. 1903,
nt 6 o'clock P. M., tho VERY SUB?
STANTIAL RESIDENCE above referred
to and the lot upon which it etands
frpntlng about 3S feot on Twenty-third
Street and runninR back along the' south
line of Marshall Street about 120 feot to
an alley In the rear.
With ? moderate outlay upon this ex?
cellent nnd substantial dwelling It nan ho
inailo a most capacious ami destrame
home, It being in a good neighborhood
and convenient to street ears.
'TERMS?One-third cash, balance at 6,
12 and IS month for notes, with Interest
added, and title retained; or nil cash, at
the option of tlio purc.huser.
STUART BOWH,
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that tho bond required
of the Special Commissioner In ubovo
suit bus been given.
C. O. SAVILLE, Clerk.
Ju lR-tds
One Campbell Book and Job
Printing Press 37x52
Pursuant to tbe terms of uu agreement
dated on tbo Ht h day of March, 1903, on
record In '.he clerk's office uf the Chan?
cery Court of the city of Rlchrnlnd,
Memo. Doo Book 16. page 3'*, will be sold
at nubllo auction to the highest bidder at
tbo printing office of the Richmond Print?
ing Company. 12?S J3Mt Franklin Stroet,
city of Richmond, on
SATURDAY THE 2?G?? DAY OF JUNE.
1603. AT 12 M.,
tha ubovo desi-rib?d property upon tlio
following terms: Cash lu the exlunt of
|31 und such further sum as the expense
of sain, and as to the residue of tho pur?
chase money, the same shall ho made In
monthlv payment? of S30 each, th? first
of which Is to bu paid on the 11th of July,
1903. and residue thirty ?lays thereafter
until the whole is paid. Negotiable notes
to b? executed fur the deferred payments
with a satisfactory endorser uno tbo title
tu the uro Port ? retained until the last
note Is paid and tbo panie evidenced by
a written contract executed und acknowl?
edged by the nurchMer.
RICHMOND TYPE & ELECTROTYPE
FOUNDRY. ' W. H. BROWN,
. Secretary and Treasurer.
AUCTION SALES?FUTURE DAYS.
By C. L. A IT. L. Donoon,
Ren] Eslato Auctioneers.
C OMMISSIONER'sPaUCTION SALE
V" OP A DESIRABLE TRACT OF
LAND ON WHITE OAK SWAMP, IN
Henrlco County.
Tn execution of the decree of the Cir?
cuit Court for the County of Henrlco
In tbo suit of Martha E. P. Brown vs.
Etta O. Goodman et ni., r-nterod -Tune
IS. 1003, tho undersigned will sell, by
public auction, nt tbe County Courthouse
of Henrlco County, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1903,
at 1 o'clock P. M., 116 acres of land In
Fnlrflold Magisterial District. Henrlco
County, Virginia, about twelve miles
southeast of Richmond on the Elko Coun?
ty Road.
TERMS?One-half cash, nnd tho bnt
anco six and twelve months, credit pay?
ment evidenced bv notes with Interest
added, and title retained until nil the
purchase money is paid, or nil cash, at
option of purchaser.
ALFREDE. COHEN,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required of tho Special Com?
missioner hns been given. Given under
mv hand a s Clerk of Court of snld court,
June 16, 1P03.
JOHN E. BROA.DDUS. ,
Clerk.
By IT. Seldon Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
8 N. Eleventh Street.
AUCTION SALE
" OF THAT LARGE
WELL BUILT BRICK DWELLING,
??,T??
AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAR?
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS.
A Delightful Home or Good
Paying Investment.
At the request of the owner we will
offer this desirable house and lot for sale,
on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1903,
at 6:30 o'clock P. M. This house contains
16 rooms, two bath rooms and modern Im?
provements. Wo will take pleasure In
showing you thoso premises at any tN)o
before the sale. Posse.ssion August IB, 1903.
TERMS?Reasonable, and announced at
sale. H. SELDON TAYLOR & CO.,
Ju 19-tds Auctioneers.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Mnln Street.
Medium Size 2-Story
FRAME DWELLING NO. 404.
LAUREL NEAR ALBEMARLE STREET,
ON THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY, JUNE 23D, AT 6 P. M.
A snug llttlo homo of live rooms In a
genteel location, with city Improvements,
or a 12 PER CENT. INVESTMENT, by
a first-class tenant. Its desirability keeps
It constantly occupied, and the owner, a
non-resident, says we MUST SELL.
TERMS?Easy, and announced at sale.
Ju 19-tds
By Pollard & Bagby.
AUCTION SALE
No. 1410 West Gary Street, Good
7-Room House.
We will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE THE 24. 1903,
at 6 o'clock P. M., the abo Te desirable
little house. It Is in nice order, and will
pay well as an investment. Don't foil
to attend if you want a bargain. It
must go.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
By Pollard &. Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE
? OP
Handsome Brick Dwelling, Ho.
1105, on South Side of
Main Street, Between
Beech and Morris
Streets.
We will sell, by auction, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1903, AT G P. M..
the above mentioned property. Tho dwel?
ling contains 9 rooms and is a good, sub?
stantial, conveniently arranged house.
Nice lot.
TERMS?One-fourth cash, balance 6, 12,
18 and 24 months.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Ju21,23,24,2?. Auctioneers,
PUBLIO SALE OF
AT BLACKSTONE, VA.
By direction of the stockholders of the
Plckatt-Stuart Hotel Company, 1 will
offer for salo at public auction on
Wednesday, July 1st, 1903.
at 12:30 P. M. that valuable now brick
hotel situated on Main Street, in tho main
business part of town, and now being
run as the HOTEL BLACKSTONE.
The building contains large dining room,
kitchen, two samplo rooms, office with
large lobby, ladles' parlor and ?0 guest
chambers. Tho entire house is furnish?
ed and this will bo sold al?n? with tho
building.
For terms nnd further particulars, apply
to tho undersigned.
J. D. CRAWLEY,
Sec, & Treas.
PUBLIC SALE OF NOTED FARM AND
VINEYARD.
Will be sold at auction nt 12 o'clock M,
on Monday, July 6, 1003, In front of Al?
berando Courthouse In Churlottesvilie.
Va., thu valuable and historic "Pen Park"
farm and vineyard on tho Rlvanna River,
In Alucinarlo county, owned by tho luto
William Botopp, about two miles from
Churioltesvlllo, and ono mile from Rio
Station on tho Southern Hallway. Ex?
cellait dwelling With handsome grounds
and good farm buildings on the land;
also the noted Pen Park vineyard nnd
wine collar, from which the well known
llmopp wines have been produced. The
farm contains -jio acres, of which nonio
GO or 70 aro In ^lneyurd, about 60 in
woodland and the balance In .productive
und well improved funning land. Sale
for partition. Ternis, liberal. For fur?
ther particulars, apply to tho under?
signed,
GEORGE PERKINS,
JOHN B. MOON,
R. T. W. DUKE, JR.,
Commissioners.
FOR SALE.
MONUMENT-AYENVW ?>QT, BEAU,
?fully located, ?JSO foot.
Piirk-Avenuo ljuts. near monument, $50
foot.
Luo Circle Lot (quadrant); best thing
thereabouts for tho money.
Broad-Street Lot, near ciiimboruzo, for
less ?hun. Its vaino. If bought at once.
Have on? lot on Marshall, near Park,
which is a speculation.
l?. A. CATLIN.
pOlt SALE.
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL I.OTB ON
West Cary .Street.
ft, B. I'ilAFFIN & CO., Inc.,
Nn. 1 North Tenth Klreet.
pon S.U.K.
LARGE MANUFACTURING SITE,
north end <>f i-ity on railroad Une,
BUTTON '& CO.,
Tenth und Hunk Streets.
H,950 WILL BUY TWO GOOD, f,-ROOM
Upusos on Twenty-sixth Street, renting'
for Sul.Mi per month.
POLLARD & BAGBY. "'
FOR SALE.
It Isn't every day you can buy au elegant, detached,
down-town., centrally-located residence at a price like
the above.
This place has been occupied by the owner as a
home and Is In excellent shape. Porcelian-lined bath
and all modern conveniences. It is on Marshall Street
near Ninth. No car fare to pay, and a short walk to
the shopping district. If you haven't money enough
to buy it, we will loan you the balance.
If this one don't suit you we have others?East,
West, North, South, and In the suburbs.
COME TO SEE US !
Real Estate Trust Co.
1107 East Main Street.'
$35,000.00
TO LEND ON CITY IMPROVED REAL
Estate In sums to suit.
C. L. & H. U DENOON,
S21 Main Street
Why Not Have a Lee District Lot 1
30 FEET SOUTH SIDE OF PARK
Avenue, near Rowland for $1,200. The
owner Is willing to trade for colored
property. See us nt once, or you will
miss a rare opportunity.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
COR SALE,
A E>ESIRABLE STORE, ON MAIN
Street near Thirteenth. This Is a good
paying1 investment, Owner being a non?
resident. Is anxious to sell.
H. SELDON TAYLOR & CO.,
No. S North Eleventh Street,
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN
buy a house for the rent. A large B-room, de?
tached frame Residence, .that can be
bought on very liberal terms.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
OR SALE,
GREAT BARGAIN IN COUNTRY
place.
R. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.,
No. 1 North Tenth Street.
?$2,E00 WILL BUY A 7-ROOM STOCK
brick Residence with Iron front porch,
centrally located, .with modern Improve?
ments, also brick summer kitchen In
yard.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO..
Tenth and Bank Streets.
8.250 WILL BUY A VERY DESIRA
ble 9 room, modern, brick, dwelling on
West Main Street.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
821 Main Street.
HERE IS A MONEY MAKER. $900
will buy two new 4-room Residences In
? good renting locality. The owner be?
ing a non-resident, desires to sell.
WM. ?. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
U.OOO WILL BUY TWQ 2-STORY
frame Dwellings on Wallace Street. Rents
$166 per annum. Extra bargain.
. J. B. ELAM & CO..
\ 1113 East Main.
To a Quick Purchaser, We Will
Sell for $1,250
A 7-ROOM STOCK BRICK RESIDENCE,
with modern Improvements, yearly tenant
at $150 per annum.
WM, B. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
[TOR SALE,
' NEW BRICK HOUSE, G? LEE Dis?
trict. 6 rooms, with latest Improvements.
R B. OHAFFIN & CO., Inc.,
No. 1 North Tenth Street
$1,500
WILL? BUY A DESIRABLE, CENTRAL
ly located residence on Marshall Street,
with lot of 28 feet frontage, routed to
a good tenant of long standing, at $15
per month. Parties looking for an In?
vestment, we do not know of anything
better we can offer for the money asked.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.,
Tenth and Bonk Streets.
pOR SALE,
TWO THREE-STORT BRICK STORES
on Main near Fourteenth Street.
BUTTON & CO..
Tenth and Bank Streets.
$3,500.00
WILL, BUT A NEW STOCK BRICK
Residence near Lee's Monument, with nil
modern improvements and in tip-top or
dor. This property Is bound to enhance
In value.
WM, B. PIZZINI CO..
Tenth and Bank Streets.
$2,600 WILL BUY 2 NEAT SIX-ROOM
Dwellings, central locution. Rental, $28S
per annum.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
?21 Main Street.
pOR SALE,
ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST BUILD,
ing* sites on Cary Street Road.
R. B. OHAFFIN & CO., Inc.,
No, 1 North Tenth Street.
$14 PER FOOT WILL BUY A DESIRA
blo building lot on Randolph Street one
square from tho school.
C. L. & II. L, DENOON,
S21 Mnln Street.
SSOO WILL BUY A PRETTY BUILD
InB lot of 25 foot front, with water, gas
and sewer connections within one block
of Chimboruzo Park. A bargain.
HARRISON HIS ALT Y CO.,
3 North Eleventh Street.
WEST MAIN-STREET, DETACHED
dwelling, $2,600, ,
PARK-STREET DWELLING (EAST
terms;, $1,7?.
DETACnED DWELLING (8 ROOMS),
Rowland Street, $2,ogo.
CORNEIl BRICK DWELLING,
?huroh Hill. ?.?50. -,?_.,,??
DETACHED, BRICK DWELLING,
Hanover Htn?et, ?l.OOO. ??,ttt ^ run
WEST GR ??'F.-STREET. DWELLING,
lot? 00 feet, ?S.2S0. ^ A^CATLTN^
"??.??0. VERY NK'bT?iODERN RESI.
denen of s looms, pleasantly situated on
TuSSo. ATWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
n-Volllng, 9 rooms, modern improve?
ments, on Wes', Clay Street, cast of
PlOOlC Avenue. ?????? ON
?10,000. A, CHARMING HOME ON
Grove Avenu?, 12 rooms, up-to-date,
bnuu? n,w. Inlshed exquise y ; mmo
dliite possessioni on very-llboiai. teims.
?I ,?00 cash, balance Inn ? ,?l'"er'?v ' nrt
*' HARRISON RBAkTT CO?,
1 H North Eleventh btreet,
CO It SA I.?,
CHURCH-HIIL HOMES.
SEVERAL NEW DETACHED RESI
DENCEb near CHIMBORAZO PARK.
SMALL CA3H payment and bal?
ance" on LOIS.G time,
GREEN & REDD,
1114 East Main Street.
FOR SALE?ONLY $2,800,
Modem Detached Brick,
No. 10 a 9 West Gary Street.
Two stories, 0 rooms ami bnth.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
pOR SALE,
$1,200 will buy 9 room dwlg. Barton
Heights; C0xl2? feet.
$3S por foot will buy SO foot lot, Park,
nr. Rowland, I
$3,300 will buy) Mod. Brick dwlg. Cen?
tral part city. Rental, $330.
$55 per foot will buy 28 1-2 ft. lot Grace
nr. Allison. A beauty.
$1,250 will buy well built dwlg, Church
Hill. nr. Chlmborazo. Rental, $150.
$750 will buy 2 fr. dwlgs., Jackson Wd.
Rental, $120 aim.
$140 per ft. wijl buy Franklin St. lot,
nr. Ryland.
$10 per ft. will buy. Park Ave. Lot, nr.
Allison.* '
? 'phone message will get you fnll rent
list.
$6,000 will get you 2 story Mod. hr.
dwlg. Lot 30x150. nr. Jefferson Hotel.
McVeigh & Glinn.
pORSALE, ?6,000,
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
AT A SACRIFICE.
THIS PROPERTY is located with?
in 20 minutes. WALKING distance of
tho postofllce, 'has ALL MODJERN
IMPROVEMENTS and Is In A1 OR?
DER. Electric cars will' pass cljso
by, "WHEN THE STRIKE IS
OVER." GREEN & REDD,
1114 East Main Street.
? OR SALE,
WEST BROAD-STREET LOT, I2SxH0
feot: choice site for a manufactory or
warehouse: adjoining R., F. & P. Rail?
road. JOHN ? .GODDIN & CO.,
? Eleventh and Bank Streets.
A CENTRAL, CEW, UP-TO-DATE
FIRST-CLASS _
sale. Residence, [sale.
Something real hnndsomo and much
desired.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
pOR SALE,
GRACE-STREET LOTS WITH FULL
width granolithic sidewalk, &c.
Franklin-Street Lot near Lee Monu?
ment.
Hanover-Street Lots, near-by:
Ivy-Street Lot. near monument.
Park-Avenue Lots, adjoining good Im?
provements.
Also residences on Franklin, Grace and
Hanover Streets. _??
N. W. BOWTJ,
? OR SALE,
TEN PER CENT.
BR8GK PROPERTY.
Several small, cozy Residences,
containing from SIX 16) to EIGHT
(8) rooms each, with all MODJ3KN
IMPROVEMENTS, and ? occupied by
EXCELLENT TENANTS. Th^se
houses are located on WEST MAR?
SHALL and CLAY Streets, nnd are
REAL BARGAINS at tho PRICE
ASKED. GREEN & REDD,
1114 East Main Street.
LARGE, BRICK, SEVENTH, NEAR
Broad Street, and Brick Store, Seventh,
between Broad and Marshall. Both are
bargains mid must bo sold.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
NICE HOME.
$2,100 for a
NICE CORNER HOUSE,
32d and Marshall Streets,
POLLARD & BAGBY.
? OR SALE,
? TON HEIGHTS
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE.
LARGE LAWN SO FEET, NORTH
Avenue, cost $3,&O0. $2,100 gota It, Only
$300 cash, balance, monthly.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
? Goal Eflin? For Sale
H?re is an opportunity for
Coal dealers and investors who
want to buy a Mine in full oper?
ation. A fine domestic and
high grade steam coal. Write
for particulars. "Will not do
business through agents. Apply
direct. Address
H. 5.; ,
P. O, Box 84, Roanoke, Va
East Grace Street,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
Streets, 3 story, detached, brick. Some?
thing ^"'^jjompson BROAVN & CO.
FOR SALE.
LEE DISTRICT HOUSES.
$3,000. $4,250. $6,500
We havo recently "nnd placed In
our hands for sale, SEVENTEEN
(17) Houses, now In course of con?
struction, on the BE8T STREETS
of LEE DISTRICT. J
Thoy will contain from ?6 to 12
rooms, and bo UP to DATE In
EVERY PARTICULAR.
CAN we put YOU down for ONE?
OREEN & REDD,
1114 East Main Street.
Lee Monument Residences.
TO MAKE SALE AT ONCE, WILL
sell a bargain. Possession October 1, 1903.
J, THOMPSON BROWN &. CO.
TOR~ll?NT.~
THREE VERY OESIRABLE
OFFICES.
Newly arranged and papered, on
the THIRD FLOOR of the TIMES?
DISPATCH BUILDING. Light,
heat and Janitor ..service. For
price and particulars apply to the
TIMES-DISPATCH office. Only
three left.
BROAD STREET.
FOR REIMT,
An Elegant Store,
528 EAST BROAD STREET,
Three .Stories, Basement and Stable.
Also Offices on Main Street?Two
Rooms for $12.
Real Estate Trust Go.
pOR RENT.
THAT EXCELLENT B U S I NE S S
Btand, No. 503 East Marshall Street, with
store below and dwelling above, contain?
ing ? rooms: all In nlco ropalr.
JOHN T. G'ODDIN & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
Bank and Elovonth Streets.
pOR RENT, !
FRANKLIN - STREET DWELLING,
No. 216, between Second and Third Streets.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
No. 1115 East Main Street
pOR RENT,
THAT LARGE DETACHED 2-STORY
attic nnd basement brick Dwelling, 111
Mayo Street, containing 10 rooms, besides
detached kitchen, bath, &c., and In good
repair. Rent very reasonable.
JOHN T. G'ODDIN & CO..
Real Estate A cents.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
pOR RENT.
FOUR-ROOM RESIDENCE WITH
gas and water. No. 2318 Burton Street,
Church Hill. Price, J?.E0 per month.
Store and dwelling with large lot (cor?
ner property) at $20 per month.
WM. B. PIZZINI CO..
Tenth and Bank Streele.
pOR RENT,
THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESI
dence, 1701 West Broad Street, contain?
ing 7 rooms and In good repair; stable
In rear.
JOHN T. GODDIN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
To Let.
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 2704 EAST
Main Street. Immediato possession.
Brick Dwelling. 3003 East Main, IJbby
Hill Park, possession at once.
Flnts, No. 6 East Clay Street.
Brick Dwelling, No. 213 West Cary
Street.
Frame Dwelling, No. 728 North Fourth
Street.
. Frame Dwelling, No. 212 West Canal
Street.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate and Doans,
No. 11 North Eleventh Street.
pOR RENT.
FURNISHED FLAT, FOURTH AND
Franklin Streets. Furnished Flat on
West Franklin Street, for 3 or 4 montliK.
Furnished Dwelling on West Grace, for
3 or 4 months. Furnished House on Lau?
rel Street, fronting Monroe Park. Ex?
cellent Dwelling on Floyd Avenue, No.
212 South Third Street, 12 rooms, stable
nnd largo lot. No. 2311 Venable Street,
7 rooms. No. 307 North Twentieth Street,
brand new. No. M0 North Third Street,
5 rooms. No. 1006 Floyd Avenue, 12
rooms and stable. No. 903 West Grace
Slrpot, 10 rooms. No. 31? East Cary
Stroot, 10 rooms. No. 107 1-2 East Canal
Streot, 7 rooms.. No. 017 East Leigh
Street. '
H. W. BO WE.
No. 4 North Elnvcnth.Street.
pOR RENT,
West End Dwellings.
POSSESSION NOW AND LATER; ALSO
4 room, Graham-Street Dwellings, J7 per
month. Three-story Brick Dwelling, 8
rooms, 1918 East Franklin Streot, only
$1C per month. See office list.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
pOR RENT,
STORES ON MAIN. CART, GOVERN
or and East Franklin Streets; somo largo
and others smaller; also several offices,
N. W. BOWE,
No. 4 North Eleventh Street.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY! MONEY!
TO LEND ON GOOD READ ESTATE
In city and country.
R. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.
No. 1 North Tenth Street,
FIVE PER CENT. MONEY.
??? HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF
money to place nt onco on Richmond city
real estate at that rate. ^^ &
Tenth and Bank Streets,
"To Lend
...ON... '
500
700
1,000
4,000
10,000
McVeigh & qlinn.
cm PROPERTY.
-MONEY
TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
N? EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate nnd Loans,
No. 11 North Elevonth Street.
AM ANXI?UB TO PLACE FOLLOW
In sums on city realty:
$7,000, 10 years or under.
$6.000. ii??0
*1,?j00? " ' E, A, CATLI?."
FINANCIAL.
GET LOANS GN
YOUR Cin PROPERTY
FROM
McVEIQH & GLINN.
No Delay.
???eG^????t?
TO j $3,500 Court Funds
LCNU. J S Per Cent.?Long Time.
Other sums |SW) to $10,000.
J. THOnPSON BROWN & CO.
$1,000.
$1,500,
$2,500,
$3,750,
, $6.000,
$10,000.
Wo can lend the above amounts
ON CALL or LONG TIME.
GREEN & REDD,
1114 East Main Street.
REAL ESTATE.
CHAP?N & HUME,
Real Estate Insurance?Loans.
Lots in Lee District for Sale.
On Monument Avenue, near monu?
ment, $100 per foot.
On Graco Street, neer Meadow, at $50
per foot.
?^-???? FLOYD AVENUE
3)/|AUU DWELLING of 10 rooms.
Beautiful location and most conveniently
arranged.
C7 fi(\f\ ?? EAST FRANKLIN
.P/,?JUU STREET DWELLING of 12
rooms. A very central location nnd
splendidly built House.
(j?r) icfl 1250 cash; balance on month
f?,??? iy terms. SIX (C) ROOM
DWELLING ON BARTON HEIGHTS.
Nico location nnd hcnutiful lot of over
100 feet front. V^ry cheap.
fl?^ '??? $250 cash; bilance easy
f?,??? monthly terms; S-ROOM
DWELLING, Fourth Ave., Chestnut Hill.
BARTON HEIGHTS and CHESTNUT
HILL LOTS at $4.00. $5.00. (6.00 and
$7.00 per foot.
ACREAGE PROPERTY.
Thirty ncres of land that lays benutl
fullv, adjoining Chestnut Hill, can be
had at a SACRIFICE. Can be sub?
divided Into lofs and sold nt ? hnnd'om?)
profit. Owner forced to sell.
MONEY! MONEY!
al ? and fi per cent.. In sums to milt
Charges reasonable.
Collection of Renta a'specialty. Liberal
advances made.
Fire Insurance written.
13 NORTH 1 (TH STREET.
Farms, Mills, &c. For Sale,
GEO. E. CEAWFOED & CO.,
Catalogue Free. 803 E. Main St
NOI ICE.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
Offlco of Collector of City Taxes,
City Hall, Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICIO WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALE OF
CITI' TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR, 1S03, ON
JUNE 15TH.
The whole tax Is dun, but the ordinance
provides that one-half may be paid In
June and the remaining half In December.
Failure to pay all br one-half In June In?
curs a penalty of 5 per cent, on tho whole
amount, which Is due nt once, and If not
pnld before SEPTEMBER 1st the Collec?
tor Is required to levy, with costs added.
(Seo Chapter XIV., sec. 7.)
ALL MALES, 21 years of ago. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property, ?r hold personal
property as fiduciary, and all parties con
ducting business In tho city of Richmond
(of whatever nature) aro assessed, and
will please call and settle, so as to avoid
delinquency.
Grading. Paving, Pipo and Sewer Con?
nection Bills are payable In tho Hamo
manner as Taxes, nnd at tho same time.
Give namo In which property stands,
and see that you pet all your bills.
This being .tho only notice provided for .
by law, pienso give It prompt attention,
as under tho new ordinance 5 por cent,
penalty will have to bo added to tho whole
bill after June 30th.
Offlco open from 8:30 A. M. to ? P. M.
F. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Ju 3-to30 Collector of City Taxes.
I AM NOW READY TO RECEIVE
the city, school and sewer taxes for the
yenr 1903, one-half of tho same are pay?
able on or before July 1st next, and the
other half on or before December 1st, 6
per cent? will bo added to each half If
unpaid When duo. Tlio whole tax can
be paid July 1st. If preferred.
J. W. BRONAUGH, JR.,
? reas. City o? Manchester.
Ju 21tjy 1st.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office of City Water Works,
Room 3. City Hall.
Richmond, Va., Juno 11. 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON
ptruotlon of subsiding nnd coagulating ba?
sins and tlio work pertaining thereto will
bo received hern until 5 P. M. JULY 1,
1003. and then publicly opened. ?
The right to reject any or all proposals
Is reserved by tho Committee on Wa
Approxlinato ostlmate of work to b?
done $300.000. c ? BOMJNGi.
Ju J4t17,lp,3I,88,25,28, Superintendent.
Eastern State Hospital,
Wllllnmsburg, Va., Juno 17. 1903.
THE UNDKIlSICNUD WILL. I M'lL U
o'clock THURSDAY. J"ly 9> ^a, receive
ecnled proposals to furnish this Institi!?
tlo with fiROOEBlEB. DRY GOODS,
SHOES, NOTIONS and Other SUPPLIES
for the three months ending September
SO 1903. A list of articles needed, quan?
1 titles of each, with Instructions how tq
bid, dellverv -of goods and other detail,
furnished on application to A. BROOKS,
Steward Eastern State Hospital.
prov
months.
Blanks' can no hud by applying to
G'. M. HELMS,
_'_Superintendent?.
~* SPEiCIAL NOTICE^
, Richmond, Va,, Juno 12, 10011.
TO THE PUBLIC: I HAVE THIS DAY BOM)
to Mr. WILLIAM Q. MAUllY my good will 1|
? the lire butin?e, conducted l>y me muter tin
style of JOHN II. OAKY AND SUN, limi th?
?Kuiicy o( the (?irmunlu Fire Insurance Com?
nun)?, of New York, lun lieen transferred It
Mr. Muury, who umiline, nil llulillitl?. of th<
business, und is authorized to collect all un?
pajil premiums.
Sir. Muury has been In' entire charge of
the business for .orerai yours puet, und It
-fires lue pleasure' to commend him it. In
crery way deterring of a eiuitlnunmo of tha
liiiti'onage extended durine tho mist twenty
fire yeura to Ihe llrm of J'ohu U. i'ury AND
. BOK. ? Respectfully,
T. A. CAB?.