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he WAsA GREAT RAT-KILLER.
All lie Wanted Was a Chance, but ITO was
nTriAc Particular About That.
Ioulsville Commerfa

He had the appearance Of one who had
seen much of the world and had not found
Il soft suap. He looked as If he had
been engaged in a lifelong struggle with
an adverse destiny and was soul weary.
His clothes were composite end he had
evidently long been q stranger TO wafer
in all its uses. He shuted into the
saloon attached TO well,known variety
theatre the other day. and, leaning against
the bar. razed with deep yearnlnc IN his
ewes upon the shining rows OF bottles and
cut.plass on the other side. The bar
tender was about to signal tho bCuncer TO
do his duty. when the stranger asked Tor
the proprietor. He was standing near by,
and incurred With n severe scrutiny OF the
bold intruder. what be wanted.
Have You any rats IN tho mousse -
asked the stranger.
Rats well, I should say so. big as
CATS said the proprietor.
DO YOU want TO get rid OF them"
"You bot.n was the reply. :.
Well. YOU give me drink and q din
ner." SAID the stranger. and VIII agree
to kill every rat IN your house IN nan an
hour"
The proprietOr's curiosity was aroused.
He couldn't see how.it could be done, but
here was fair proposition, and the eX-
pense vas not great any way. 30 he SAID !;
4 guess II 10 YOU bhtts my ""Jf 'NN -
don't believe you can do It,"
The stranger took n large, soaking
drink-a drink that, as 1t perco.ated
through his system and found Its way to
remote extrcmitIes That had grown parcn-
ed and DRY from forced abstemiOus ness.
gave him a new hold on life, and he look
ed confident and happy as they repaired to
noighbOring restaurant for the dinner.
lie ate hearty meal. 1t wasn't square
meal-it was an all-round meal 1t was Il
meal that any man or several men might
have been proud of and looked back to Is
ono of the great achievements Of their
lives When he got through they walked
back 70 the saloon, the stranger nedita-
lively picking his teeth and the proprietor
thinking all the time how in the world was
he going to kill all those rats III hall an
hour. When they got back 10 tho saloon
the stranger said.
Have YOU Z spade handy ?"
A boy was sent for one aud soon returned
with II. by tins time crowd had col
lected 10 see the sport. Everybody was
waiting in great suspense to see the
SLAUGHTER begin. The rat-catcher took the
spade. examined il carefully, tested IT'S
weight. while the crowd held lts breath.
Next he selected a big. comfortable char:
seated himself, crossed his logs. leaned
back with q benignant expression on ms
scared colntenance and said:
Now bring on your blank rats
There was mOmentary pause, and then
"A sound of Incorporate reyelry, followed
hy the quick opening of the door and The
sudden emission of a heterogeneous mass
which landed far out on the mud-cushIon-
ed pavement. Slowly and painfully 1t I'M
TANGLED itself and limped into the passing
tbrOu0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

One day, In the years gone by. when
was on the editorial stat of struggling
Denver daily, man camo trampmg up
stairs with copy of our last issue in his
hand. and said:
"Gentlemen, want to know who writ
this piece about me-"
Ii was an item copied from a San Fran
cisco paper in regard TO the hanging OF a
man named Tom Smith by n vigilance COM
mittce, and the editor looked 1t over and
this wasn't writ about you. II Is about
q Tom Smith who was hanged IN Cali
forniA"
"Ihats me. I'm Tom Smith"
But YOU are not that Tom Smith. II
tells here how he was cut down and
buried"
Makes no difference TO me. Pm Tom
Smith, and it is all lie about my being
hanged" growled the visitor.
Cant there DO any other Tom Smith
besides you" demanded the editor.
"Never heard Of any. That was writ TO
Nur me-"
You are mistaken. man. Can't YOU see
that We copied 1t from San Francisco
"well. that's all the same 70 me. The
idea was 10 ruin my reputation in this
town and I've come up TO lick both OF
YOU"
He was proceeding 10 do il when lame
compositor come In and shot him through
the left lee, but even after that he chewed
the old mans ear to pulp and broke two
OF my fingers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

% No. II Great Jones street. New
WI and write on the. table the
I lorh' "nemosthenes.' Going to the
ho,a desicnatcd. and entering the
i,brarv she reached out her hand
by chance and took down book which
,,yyoved 10 be the "Orations OF Demosthe-
nes.n Her clairvoyant faculty was now
p us, ~ she announced herself as medium.
spe "a said TO have wrought some appa-
sa,,tiy miraculous cures; 10 have straight
aued the feet OF the lame, opened tho
90 NJ the deaf. detected the robbers
&c bank. brought TO light hidden
cr;,nea solved physiological problems,
-,vo;led business secrets. and prophe-
sied futuro events. In 1869 the
snirits commanded the sisters 10 found q
brokerage on Broad street, New York, I'M
der the firm name OF Noounui 6 VA
din" The lady brokers were ,Deseiged
i;ks lionesses in cage. and the press
nTerwbelmed them with attentions, TO
dc immense qualification of tho two
,raroer Subsequently, they were ar
rnStnd On half dozen different warrants
for Circulating obscene literature through
The malls the obscene literature being
reeilv publication Of theirs of free-love
tendencies. Nictoria's husband, John
Biddulph Martin, IS member OF the
banking firm of Martin d Martini" one
of tIe oldest and most respected houses
IN England When Young Martin made
up his mind TO marry Mrs. Moodhun
the-e was n social storm in London. Hrs
motSer protested and it was not until
after her death that the match was con-
animated ANN He is widely known as an
octive nbilanthropist DE has done much
for the Charing Cross Hospital and the
ROYAL Orthopedic Hospital in Oxford
street. of which he is treasurer. He Is as-
sociated with tie movement for promoting
reasonable recreation" he IS something
Of an athlete and has considerable literary,
climbs and societies having q special object
and holds Office in several. he Is president
Of the London Athletic Club. Altogether
Mrs. Victoria Claim Woodruff Martins
husband seems to be q many-sided charac-
Tor and q man OF PARTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

ruarv. 1865. but with leave to reinstate
the case" Miss ClanIn was then sixteen
wears old and living with her mother I'D
Illinois. She was a clalrvoyant and splrltu-
alist, and thousands flOcked TO her house
to be treated Lady Cook explains that
the woman was beyond help, but that at
her mothers request she applied some
ointment, but that OF course the woman
died. Lady cook further says that
parties in Illinois wrote to her Eus-
band demanding 800 600 as hush money
to prevent the revival Of the mdct-
ment. Mn Martin was also written
TO. the demand in his case being S25OOUO.
Tennie Claim was the daughter OF an
Ohio settler of peculiar ideas, who died
while his children were stln young, and
was horn some fifty years AGO. lenme
was named after the state OF tennessee.
Her nickname, Tennie. she adopted as
her signature, and the other syliaDle (seeD
she used n an initial. From their early
childhood the Claim girls were spir!tu-
alists. They have always claimed to nave
been helped in their studies when young
bv spirits. The Clafin sisters came to
New York in obedience to the command
of the spirits in 1869. and their career as
brokers. free thinkers, and lecturers :
still fresh in the public mind. They lett
for Europe in 1874 and in 1885 Miss Iennie
married sir Francis Cook, a wholesale
dealer in India shawls, whose place of
business 10 in ST. Paups churchyard His
residence is the Doughty House, Rich
mond, a beautiful mansion on a height
overlooking the Thames. He also owns
the c, tate that once belonged TO Rockford,
at Cintra. opposite Lisbon. in Portugal,
which Is said TO be the most picturesque
and desirable country-seat II Europe. Sir
Francis has received from the King OF Por-
tugal the title of NIsconde de Monserrato
Lady Cook expresses her determination to
go to Illinois to meet her assailants on
their own ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

pertinent In her case. To bis surprise his
patient, who proved to be an actress, a.
sented. DIR. Ellis procured o small-szcd
brilliant, and imbedded 1t IN tho gold
crown which no built on the remains of the
natural predecessor. :.
The actress ia delighted with the result,
and declares that the next gem inserted
shall be a carat in weight. The stone Ia
not conspicuous, and might. escape notice
altogether. although ray of artificial light
makes il sparkle in way likely to arouse
CURIOSITY. The actress is the nearest actual
approach to the little girl in the fairy story
from whose mouth gems dropped whom
ever she spoke. IL is hardly probable that
any such fashion will become general, al
though an inspection Of the jewelled in
cisor shows that the effect is far less
startling than would be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Oddities Of the Egg Market
Il ot,tavifIa Com nnerclAll

A leading commission merchant said
Yesterday TO The Town lalker: Tho egg
business IL the most annoying one IN the
world. Daring the cold weather In the
winter the hens quit laying. but everybody
wants TO at eggs. Consequently they 90
SO high that the grocers can't keep peace
with their customers. In the spring just ~
soon as el.gs get plentiful people quit eat
ING them aud we have TO sell them to
packers, who pickle them for consumption
later on. These eggs that are packed are
not liked by consumers, and so YOU see the
egg-dealer never has the satisfaction OF
handling commodity that IS IN good DE-;
mand ard good supply at the same time"
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DECORAIlON-DAY.
FLORAL Misunderstanding Address nj
williamsburg.
Isrecial tcIorram % Lhe plspalch.l

lNINtih tNttA h4A W 'A' iNlNfNA1i
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. May 17.--This eve
ning many Of our people gathered in the
Druton Parish cemetery TO decorate with
flowers the graves OF the Confederate dead
buried there. The exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. DR.. J.. h. Wharton,
after which beautiful and touching me-
mortal address was delivered 10y Hon.
Thomas jefferson Stubs. The cemetery
presented cool aud inviting appearance,
and in the portions of the grounds IN
which were located the Confederate dead
was placed quantities of rare flowers and
many beautiful floral designs.
Mrs. r.. q. Pierson and Mrs. Harriet
Young, of Washington, ID. c., sisters of
Governor Nichols, Of Louisiana, are visit
ing the Misses Garrett, on Waller street.
Rev. i. 4. Warren, tho minister recently
called 10y the BAPTIST congregation here,
Will occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
sam Small Politics.

Rev. Sam Small has announced himself
"a candidate from Fulton county for
election TO the next Georgia House Of Re
presentatives on a straig Prohibition
platform. There has been some doubt
whether Small would accept the candidacy
which the Prolnhtionists have been press
on him. for II had been announced that he
would h. ordained TO the Episcopal minis
trv in June. but no now sets all doubts at
rest bv hrs announcement that he viii ac-
cept the nomination. lie says nothing
about his ordination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
A Broken Neck Mended.

Mrs. Mary Donaghus, who fell from q
. ladder last autumn and broke her neck.
is about TO be discharged from the Penn
sylvania Hospital at Philadelphia, perfect
~ cured. When she was admitted she had
20 carry he's head ia her hands to prevent
II from falling over Gu her bosom. The
surgeons found that the cervical yertobrae
had been strained. dislooated, and frac-
tured. but the spinal cord appeared 10 be
uninjurod. The bones of Mrs. Donashue's
meek have knit, ard, although she still
wears supports 10 her neck, she appears 10
have completely recovered, and TIE sur.
Reons think her neck will in time DO as
strong "a ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
THE cLAFLlN sIsTeRsAGAlN FAMOUS.
An Old Charge Against Lady Francis Cook
Revived.

No sooner do the ClaAin sisters return to
America than they are again famous. This
fame is, however. not wholly Of desirable
kind. Lady Francis Cook CIennie g..
ClahIn) is threatened when she goes to
Illinois on an old charge OF manslauShter
The Indictment found at Ottawa, ILL.,, June
10. 1864, charges that Miss Claim on and
after November 1, 1868, treated by lay
ing on of hands and various ointmerts
Rebecca Howe. and thus caused her
death on june Z. 1864. The indictment
was stricken from the docket in Feb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
A Dismona-sst Tooth.

Some time ago a New York paper told q
story that dentist had inserted diamond
IN the tooth Of sprishtly actress. with
which she dazzled tho dudes who. nightly
preempted the first rows Of orchestra
chairs.
II remained for a ST. Paul dentist, DIR.
Ellis, 10 actually accomplish this feat. A
short time ago . lady with's badly-dscayed
upper lateral incisor entered his Office. aud
after examination the Doctor Informed her
that the only means Of saving the tooth
would DO TO substitute gold crown. In a
Joking way he referred 10 the diamond
story, and langhingly suggested that there
Sas IN excellent opportunity to try the en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

CPECIAL SALE ON MONDAY OF
~ QUADkufLE PLATED sILyERWARE,
GLASSWARE, CkoCkEhY, LAMP GOODS, &C.,
AT AUCfiOS.-On
MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
a. II O'Clock, will sell In my rear sales-room, .
desirable consignment Of
Fine slLVEkPLAfEDWARE,c consisting Of Cas-
tors, Iee-f1iehsrs, Cake Baskets, Pickles,
Bouers, spoons, Sspxin-RIngs, 6c--thess
are strictly 1rst-csas goods;
full Inc OF LA NJ GOODS Gu metal aud glass;
A large lot or GLASSWARE, consisting Of
fAncy-Soiored Glassware. Com posts. ssivss,
Sooleis, iumb.efs, Preserves. Pisehers
Wines. &c:
Cups aud Sauces, Dishes. Teapots Plates.
Toilet seia sugars, &c. 10 DO sold In lots 70
MI ek0Ras ". MAYO. ,Aucsionssr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

PETERSBURG REPUBLICANS
Divided as 10 tho Policy of Nominating
city Ticket.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
PrrrHgBUnG, Va. May 1.-THE Delegates
elected by the Repubicans to a convention
20 decide as 10 The advisability of noni-
mating "a ticket at the coming spring cleo
ton met tonight at Ramsdeli Hall. IL was
very evident from the first that the fight
was between the white delegates on the one
side, representing the Malone faction, who
are opposed to making any nominations.
and the cOorcd delegates representing the
IAngstoD faction, who are in favor OF
making straight ticket. IL was late
before the convention met, and a
great deal of squabbling was done. Finally
q resolution was offered 10y Mr.. W. n. Rag
land that committee Of two from each
ward be elected 10 wait upon the Repnbll-
can City Convention and find out their
views on this question, said committee TO
report to meeting to be held on Tuesday
night. This resolution was the cause of
much speaking. aud by order Of the con-
yention the hall was cleared of all persons
who wore not delegates. and at this hour
they are still discussing the same with
probability of its being adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Loss bV Fire.


INpecihl telegrNm TO %" Ulspatch.I
LYScmuRG, Va, Nav IA fire in the
Boston shoe house, ON Main street, tonight
at 1890 O'Clock destroyed nearly the entire
stock. estimated at $1,000, supposed TO be
covered by insurance. Tho building was
only slightly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

LOUIS RAWLNgs ani J0us J.. OoD..s. 40.
NOuccrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
AUCTION sALEs-no,d.,.
By Frank D. Hill a Co.
Real Estate Auct,oueara

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIR-
TIETH BETWEEN X AND STREETS AT
hUCTION.--hy virtue Of deed OF trust from
". G, Carrington and wife 10 w. II. Palmer and
parker Campbell, dated September u, fs75, and
duly recorded In tho Clerks Office Of Henrico
county, will sell on
MONDAY. MAY 10TH,
At $50 O'Clock Il. NJ. on the premises, 1sS BY 40
FEET OF GROUND. more or less on the east
aide OF Thirtieth street between and Stree s.
This property Ia level and should bring good
price, according 70 sales IN the immediate yicin-
nv made recently.
irEahs: The terms OF deed require cash, but
the purchaser may have longer time, and terms
will be announced on day of sole.
WILLIAM ". PALMER,
ap1 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
By j. II. Valentine, Auctloneer,
1898 east Main street.

UCTTON SALE OF A STOCK OF
N GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, GC.-By request OF Mr.. &. y.
Terry, who IL declining business, VIII sell at
NO 2l03 east Main street, corner 1weaty-i0urin
aud Main streets, on
MONDAY, MAY l9TH,
at i05 O'Clock, the stock Of GROCERIES. con
listing 10 par OF assorted Canned Goods
Mustards, Tea ana Coffee, Iinware, Candies,
scans, tobacco and cigars, Peariiuo, Notions,
clothing, 3 silver ShoW-t asos, 1 pnir scales,
III RSiTCRE, such rs BelsfoRis. sofa, Bed
ding, B.: VELOCIPEnE. / OLp-FAohlON-
neOus articles ....
Sale positive. j. h. FALkN llNh,
uvls AuctiOnoer.
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Yin az Al.
~I-lNI~---@l--7-|-1-7-
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO
THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE Io-sHARE &" RIGHTS
OF this company can secure same by endorsing
certificate and deposliing same and 500 with Us
on or before MAY IS, 1890
Those who wish 10 subscribe TO the UNPUR-
CHASED BALANCE OF THE RESERVED PRE-
FRRRED s PER CENT. STOCK can do 20 BY
signing the application for same at our oflce,
which viii entitls subscribers to such sllotment
as may DO made Of said balance.
The right to share subscriptions Will expire
on the s9ih OF May. and the allotment Of the bal
snce unpurchased will Be MADE to subscriptions
for same made By that date.
Any further information wanted can be had on
application. THOMAS BRANCH &Co.,
Bankers
my 16lm ilol Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
T. H. TunnicIid6 & 60,
AUCTlONEER&.

MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
NJ s91 east Broad street. 8 large consignment OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ate, comprising
ine PARLOR SUITS,
10 CHAMBEB SUITS,
: elegant WAkDROBES.
SOAK TX IENSlCA-IABLES tsix, eight ana
ten feo0;
10 BED-LOUNGE>,
LEATHER CUUCHES,
80 MATTRESS : hair, moss, and hussl
PIER MIRRORS,
MANTEL MlkkORS,
sSTEP-LADDkKS-fOur. Ave, six. seven, eight
aud ten feet respectively.
and numerous other household articles.
+. II. Tunntclife e Go.
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ByN. w. Bogs
and
J. y. Elsm
Real Estate Auc.ionecrn
OOMMISSION ER'S SALE
A LARGE AND CENTRALLY-LoCATKD
DWELLING,
No LIDS ROSS STREET.
A FINE LOCATION FOR A BoARDNG-HoUsE

By virtue Of the hereinafter mentioned decree
/ will sell By auction, on tue premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1897,
st 3 O'CLOCK r. A.. the TAkEE-sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No. 1893 RO-s
: rect between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
rtreets, containing eleven rooms, besides de-
tsched kitchen win five rooms, cOal-house, bath,
closets, Sc, and Ia geo1 order throughout
The capacity OF he house and TIA central and
convenient location con- bine 20 render THIS a
good purchase tor home or as an Investment,
and &c Is especially desirable as boarding
house. The lot "a 2jIl13 feet T. an nllcy.
TERMS one fourth cash and the residue ~
ak, twelve and eighteen months for notes, with
interest added AMI title reta mel. or more than
one fourth or Gil cssh, az tn option of 'he pur-
chaser. THOMAS @. JACKSON,
special Comm slOner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BUCKINGHAM.
IT'S Health, Aged Citizens. Its wants, and
Poor Roads.

lCorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dispatch
NV SToNr, Va. May 16. 1890.
The permanent removal OF Caesar Per
kins 20 Clifton Forge from this county will
rnther weakcn the backbone OF the Repub-
lican party here.
There are IN tins county tho best free
stone Mater. the best health, and more men
az good old age than in any other in the
State. Captain Jordan Taylor 10 now nine
ty-seven. aud in the community some ten
or twelve men and women of eighty-two,
eighty-throe, and up % ninety, and oil fair
~ active
PAY FIRST.
Our people are hungry for the railroad
whistle and its other comforts, and would
be pleased 10 have more of the line under
construction. Our Taxpayers want the
ride. hut they don't wish TO pay until after
the ride.
The bark and timber-wagons are now on
their annual rounds. and will soon put the
county roads IN good or had order, re-
gardless of our road-lsw, If We have one.
PAD ROADS.
The county roads have had but small at
tention for full two years. and If we have
no law from the la4 General Assembly on
meuding them they Will be wholly aban-
doned for the woods and fields. Our Board
OF Supervisors VIII please note this evil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
SOLD FOR DIVISION OF AN ESTATE

We viii sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, on
FRIDAY, NAY %, 1870,
M $50 p. NJ, the a'oye EXCEEDINGLY De
SIkABLE PARK PROPERTY. IL well known
that tho city has purchased the land on bn,h
sides " the above property for tho purpose ot A
park known az Jefferson Para, an Ia a short
lime the improvement 70 be made by tle city Loo
beautifying this elevated ana beautiful plateau
OF ground a. park viii greatly enhance ne
ynlus of the above properly, which fronts iintne-
diately on the park.
For building purposes or for r most proftable
inves ment such an opportunity Is very rare.
Lots on the park front .5slO0 feet 90 an alloy
and the other lot. hsye fronts varying lfom 90 %
80 foeL For par lculais please cali aud examine
tho map AZ our Oifice.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In Elk,
twelve AMI eighteen months, 8 per cent III
tsrest, secured by trust deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
myi9 Auc'lOneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Real EstAte Agents.. Auctioneers, and Brohofs.
No. 5 north Tenth street
r. n. puncsnson I'm tho Circuit Court Of
ca.
2, Ct ais. cree Oh MAY " los"
TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
i the above mentioned suit the Undersigned.
thereby appointed for tho purpose Will soil Of
auction. on the premises. )n
MONDAY. NAY 10. 1897,
a, = O'Clock p. ~, all that certain LOT OF LAND.
with FOUR PkAHE DWELLINGS thereon. s,ti-
ated at the northwest corner o. !inneen and
leigh streets designated as lots Nos. i, =, 3, aud
ten feet OF lot No. 4 IN square In j. u. DIN
nee.is plan OF RavenswOod-making a total
fruutaqe on said north line Of Leigh street Of 100
NV 100 feet 70 an alley in comrion 10 feet vide.
TERXs: Ono fourth cash the balance 81 SIX.
twelve, and eigh-eon months for hsgouAbo
notes with interest added from day OF sslo. the
tI;is 20 DO retained until the whole pur.ha se-
money is paid and eonyeysnce or5ered oy the
Court D ,Sl 81, ~ M
JOsBPH SCHOPF,
Special Commissioners
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
u IT DrSc,ysoy. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST wrsr-
GNp BCUDIya FUND ASSOCIATIONS, No. ?,
Avn AIs., pgYRNDASTs-lS the ClEcUIr COURT
OF HsNRIco COUNTY.
w. :. Leake, CLERK OF said court DO certify
hat the bond required o. the special commits
sioners in The sbove-epttied SUIT, by decree en-
tered on the 9Th day OF May. 1922. has been duly
Given under my hand this 10TH day o. May,
lsAl W. ;. LEAhh,
myli ClerE.