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FINANCIAL.
d. h. PLAIN. NB HIBBS
Il. K PLAIN co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1885 STREET NORTHWEST.
Buy AND SELL
STOCKS, BONDS AND PETROLEUM
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Having our own Leased Wires enables us 20 execute
with promptness ind dispatch on the Exchanges i'm
New York and Chicago orders ntrusted to our care
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
m21-lm Telephone. 5s6.
No. W. CoRsoN. JNo. W. MCCARTNEY.
Member y. \. STOCK Ek.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4lg n ST NV
Bankers and dealers IN Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections
ILfohd STOCKS and 3Onds and all securities listed
on the NchAnges OF New York, philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
A specially made OF Investment securities Districs
elhone stock dealt in
American Bell telephone Stock bough,And sold jyIs
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

X RAKAUER BROS. USE BEST MATERIALS
N on their Pianos, employ best artisans and do
supervise personally. Result: SUPERIOR Instrunents
q. ii; KUHN, Sole Agent. 1903 g ST. burdett Oreans
fNHE HALIEf DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL
u be closed June 70 aud reopened Sept. 1 with
superb STOCK of pianos. Bargains before closug
Inx9 IL l. SIIMNER Aoa,t
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SCENES OUTSIDE TIE BALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
coUSTRYMES IN THE NAME OF aAMBLISa-THE
WAY THE oASE Is woRKED-A SABBATH DAY
PICTURE FROM OVER THE RIVER.
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DIR. LIGHTHILL
Can be daily copsulted on
CATARRH, DEAFNESS. ASTHMA,
THROAT AFFECTIONS and CONSUMPTION
At his office.
1OI7 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
From to 12 and 3 to 5.
HERDICs PASS THE DOOR ,el6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Bay RIDGE H1 a2EEI 5r HsE E SHsH ~ Nd
s. %ss1y
rates fer
(NoBgs ISLAND. vIRGINIA's SEASIDE RESORT
~ in the Atlantic ocean increase OF Hotel accomo
and surf Sashins in the Wpra snips
@ i daily apS y ns be
south PASSENGERS going to CobIs Island must get off
GSSs .nd w NE III Is ss
train at Cobbs Station passengers transferred 70 the
week, $40 per month 'hotel physician, &c. For fur
ther information address A. f. COBB, Prop. j5-2m
(,oLoNIAL BEACH HOTEL. on sALrwATKRs OF
safe bathing; boating. fishing and Grabbing; livery
as ESod
Dr. EVANs sI Hssi + St, NV EoA Or
A TLAHTLC HOTEL OCEAN CITY. MD. WILL
surpassed best fshing. cunning and boating on the
coast; No MOSQUITOES Old popular prices restored
manager. te2-lm
HYdEIA H3TE 5Lo,vr co,ronr
Unsurpassed in appontments, table and genera, a.
tention. TERMS less for the accommodations. enter
BY the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops
good sailing. fishing and driving Frequent presence
sap and S s ss
A broad expanse of salt water surrounds Old Point
hay fever oppressive heat The evenings are de-
ghtfu and the nights cool and refreshing The most
charming marine views in the world Send for de-
scriptive pamphlet.
jeiO-eoaaani F. n. PIKE. Manager.
SHERWOOD. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
- greatly improved; electric bells; hot and cold
baths; 81 week and upward: open all year. GEO
BOOKER, owner aud proprietor. ap2S-3m'
DINEY POINT HOTEL. ON THE POTOMAC
L River, near Chesapeake bay, Nd, opens SATUR-
DAY, JUNE H. 1890. For circulars apply to wash
on TH5s fnsy
Point, 81. Marys county. Md. my2S- I'm
RRIGHT HOUSE. REHOBoTH BEACH. della
ID ware, will reopen June IL. 1880. Address
WALTER BURTON,
m17-3ms 935 L at. n w., Washington, DC.
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RERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VAST. CHARLES
Hotel GIN Close proxtmity to the Cslehraeed 6sthsl
the rsespsion Of Sussts For tuIthsr in5ous son ID
my26-Ims Owners and PropTistorst
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ATTORNEYS.

(,AMPBELL cARnINGToN, ATToRNEr-AT-LAu
~ Webster Law Building. 505 o. u w.. N Axni nstoa
". 9. kessdencs. vs. X % Aus ~
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A RCHITECTS OFFICE U. s. CAPITOL. MAY os
"A lsso-Proposals for Marble and Granite Work Tor
Fountain and Basin and for bronze Vases an Iarnp
Posts for Terrace u Capitol separate proposals for
the above viii be received until THURSDAY JIrNE
TMENTf-SlATH. 1890. at TWELVE O'Clock
NOON, ct this Office. where plans, specifications and
itect U.s. Capitol je35, 2l4I1l92I2{o5
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TUNHE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
l. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
Remodeled. Enlarged. Refurnished
finest Hotel on the coast
Now open. W. 8. ANDERSON,
my l1-3m Manager.
TINE VICTORIA. ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. SOUTH
IL Carolina ave-. the beach. Open all the year.
Enlarged, remodeled thoroughly renovated.
ms-3m NJ. WILLIAMS.
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CONGRESS HALL.
~ ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
VIII open June %.
Location unsurpassed. facing Inlet and Ocean
superior Table.
Accommo dates 500 Guests,
For circulars and terms address,
r HAMILTON,
te2-1m Proprietor
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.e4-3m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

A TLANTIC CITY. n. Trent OF SALE
"A Hotels. Cottages and Bath Houses Let's for sals
In all parts of city also, So Atlantic City, Chelses
and for Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL O. ADAMS 8 co,
Real Estate Aets Real Estate and Law Building
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s2o-em lslo-l2 9TH ii. n y.
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MEDICAL, &c.

II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES or
IL Experienced Female Pr siciAn should consult Or
or Mrs WILSON. loo Park piace me-. between D
and Z, 18th and Eth sts he ladies only. Remedy,
80. frompt and reliable treatment Only seDuifs
Ladies' Physician an the city. Established 1898.
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RRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
- Arkansas ave. near the ocean; newly reftted
large piazzas and gardens terms low. Pc. Box 2Q7
jeg-eo2m JAMES BRADY
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sEAsIDE-JERsRY COAST.

DELMAR. NEW JERSEY.
ID NEPTUNE HOUSE,
Directly on ocean front Now open. The best water
on the beach.
Latest sanitary improvements
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tbs ms ONLY ALLRNL LINE TO NORFOLK

THE ONLY ALL-kAlL LINE ~ nVhs jim.
Lave Ah1iFA .
Richmond 900 A. ". S0rfolG.....i2.l5 r. 4
Richmond ss.lJP. n. Norfolk. 100 p n.
Norfolk rs iOA. II. Richmond. i2li A. y.
Sorfoik .t..OP n. Rlcam0nd.. $50 r 4.
The trains leaving Richmond stE 90 A. u. Hnl
Norfolk AZ 4.e0 r. ". sse s0ili trains between
IN a. Two poiuts, ara passengers 40 ihrorgh
without change " cars close connections af9
also made a. Petersburg ~ tho gas 4. y. uaia
trom Hichmoad and No s.O A. ~. uail from
Norfolk. =,
1i.el p NJ. and arrtVing Is Lltnmpaf 81 1873 g.
NJ ana kiI T.. H. mage clue conner'lna ~
PetersSurg % AMI from farllvrle, Lyutlf 40,
and southwestern points
X N. rULLY. superinislien.
ct. j.. HYKRS general rGperntolf' u-
A. ~ EAaksOS. General fAsseuZJc ASc1L
HAa4 fra n Hnu4rfr. .Hf
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Iiosd' OF Sc. I.uke's chmch. Norfolk.
Thursday Devoted to Sunday-school IN
stitute.
More than the usual crowd gathered
here to-day TO attend the County Court,
which moves 10 be one Of the most ex-
pensive terms ever held. leading men,
brr OF the har places the coats at between
400 and 500. The term will last seve-
raj days and the felony indictments
made during the last term will all be dis
rpsed OF. The grand jury today made
az 1T thirty-seyen indictments, thirty-hve
Of which were against the retail liquor
merchants for selling whiskey 70 minors.
There is q strong feeling developing In
our town against the liquor traffic.
PERSONAL NOTES
Commodore Beverly s. Scott, with head
quarters 1T Ewell's station on the Cnesa-
pcakc and Ohio. contemplates an early re-
signat,on OF his position as ticket agent OF
the company.
DIR. Henry Shield. first assistant-elect at
the insane asylum, arrived IN town To-Day
preparatory to being indicted IN once To-
morrow. A..
Mr.. John L. Mercer. chief clerk, at the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum. who has been III
for two weeks, was abio TO be at his desk
to-day.
Mr.. Hennineham Harrison was out yes
te.iay. after lengthy confinement 10 MS
room from ar attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Booth, Of Carter's Grove. James
CITY county, leaves in the morning FOR
visit TO Richmond. Mrs Booth will stop
with Mrs. Duvall.
Miss Lucy Booth who has been spend
ing several weeks in Lynchbnrg and since
Lent attended several germans IN her
honor. is expected home in few days. :.
The schooner Jennie McNorton is load:
ING q; the Grove wharf. with $1,000 feet or
pine lumber for Philadelphia. shipped by
Mr.. Thomas Newman. one of our leading
and heaviest lumbermen.
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ATERRIBLE TRAGEDY
culer-oF-poLlcE JOHNSON, or BLUE
FIELD, W. VA, AssASslNATEo.
He Is EntIced AWAY and BrufsiIy Shot to
Death by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Meeting of the Montgom-
ery Presbytcry.
rsn.cI,l ,elasram o the plspa.cn.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispa'chI
Jvrcuurng. Va. April A.-News was re-
,o;vad hero TODAY OF terrible tragedy
which occurred az Bluefeld. w. Va, on
SATURDAY. night. Walter Johnston, chief
of police ct that place and formerly resi-,
dent of this city. was Drutaily murdered
and his body riddled with pulictsi Inc
impression seems to prevail that he was
,-a,'iaid and assassinated by Moonshiners.
Dnring the last term of the United States
Cont here johnson attended as witness
in several Moonshiners' cases. lie gave
great offence on account OF some damaging
testimony against the illicit distillers. and
several of them boldly denounced him as q
traitor. stating that he was in league with
them in the traffic and had told them ne
would not give them away. he was also
told 10 look out for himself, but he treated
the matter lightly and did not seem 70 De
Alarmed The latest information from the
scene of the murder states that large
number of mountaineers gathered at blue
field on SATURDAY. night. presumably TO
nnrcbase supplies, and finding johnson
they entjced him some distance from the
town and deliberately shot him 10 death.
The Moonshiners then fed. They are very
desperate men and il will take o strong
force TO capture them. 1t Is understood
they say that they will never be taken
alive.
Another largo body of negro laborers
passed through this city this morning to
work on the extension of the Norfolk and
Western railroad.
MINOR TOPICS.
Judge Diegs. of the Corporation Court,
will hold court at Roanoke this term Ia
place of Judge Robertson, who is very Ill
at the Hot Springs. Ark.
A young man named Abbott was terribly
hurt this morning while trying to cross the
track IN front of a moving train near
buchanan. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. IL Is thought that he cannot live.
Mrs. Nettie Harrison. very estlmaoies
lady living at Amherst Courthouse, died
yesterday evening.
The Montgomery Presbytery, which en-
braces all the counties from here to Mont
comerv county. will assemble to-mor-
row afternoon in the First Presbyterian
church. II is understood that several i'm
portant questions to the denomination
generally will be brought up.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city have engaged the services OF 2
thorough gymnasium instructor train all
their members in gymnastics.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, April T. i9l. -
6i3 A. ~. uslns on th.s roal viii rln "a To-
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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EPISCOPAL coNvocATIoN.
Programme Of Exercises and Services for
Three Days.
Vofsesponusncso OF INC Hichmond Dispatch.1
WfLLIAneHuRa. Va Anrii LIZ 1900

Nesoeponoenco OF me Richmond Dispatch-1
WtILIAhsguRo. Va. April 10, 1890.
ihe Convocafion of Norfolk" which
embraces the Episcopal churches Of South
eastern Virginia, including the lower
Peninsula, will assemble In Bruton Parish
church. Rev. T., G. Page. rector, 10. morrow
morning at II O'clock The following IL
the Official programme Of services.
Tuesday. II A. M--Morning PRAYER. con-
vocation sermon BY Rov. q. ]. &. Mayo. az
81. Paul's church. Newport News: business
meeting immediately after service.
lP. M-deeting of the clergy. Subject
Which Accompanies the Best Results.
the Present or the Old Methods of Parish
Wosky' Paper by Rev. j. j. Gravatt. OF
81. John's church. Hampton.
. p. M.-f,rotherhood of ST. Andrew.
Address by Z. 3. Ruin. layman Of st.
Likes, church, Richmond, member Of
council.
Wednesday. 10 A. M-Devotional meet.
Ing.
ia. M.--Holy communion. sermon By
Rev. b. ID. Tucker. OF st. Pani's church.
Norfolk After service business meeting.
Rarochial reports
4P. M.--MeetinR Of the clergy. Subject:
What u Due 10 the Country Parishes
dom the City Clergy"
r. MISSIONARY service. Dioceean
QeleGe4e from DiocssAn Nisoionayy So
~ D. OsnhielL * ~ Marks church.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLR

* nv - - n y 4 T. l. r..
~ RAILROAD
sCHsDJLE ~ EFFECr FEBRUARY Il ioll
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
ESQ \. N. sou HEaS FAPkgss iaFy. 20 A.
l-pla, Aus o., ani point. sOlfh. Goa.
uc.ts 90 dfoenit0-0 'cr uurhsn 49,
Raleigh: o. SALISBURY for Wee "A
turN Carolina psssrlgsss can a.,
sleeper =. D. ~. Through sIeensr,
TO- uc1gille .outl.
GO A. NJ AtCoNhoLA1fDN. daily. sr-..t
S1ndsG o. Clover. Va. ali l.er.
mediate points.
100 A. Y. NirslNlA hAD NORTH C,HNf.yA
ANtitass, daily, through ra.a ,
ka'oifh rlf kaysfiir. tuar..s a
DurseYuls sltl Acr.o'k AMI H-.,.rs
railroad Or FtrmuIa. Iylrf. ..f..
All points West. a. FsHIa
tiartagilie, Ozlori, u9niorol. al
Durham.
500 P. NJ. FA,i NAIL. daily. for Atlanta. t..
glaip, ORC l1inti s'ufr. t.un. la
aOfe.sTs junction vita fn.nr.
aud loNta'An riIlroaf. - sr.a.t.
boro Tor ugrnnn ANA hliri.l. a
Sa.Houry fDr Ne'tsrn NoH1 cars
lima through Sleeper. from usl.
Vnt South.
60 ?. n. LOCAL. dtiiy. except Nn .isr. G~
Amelia Courthouse aud inferno a.s
points.
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AUCTION sALEs---Future pays.
BY Frank d. MN 4 Co..
Real Estate Auc.ionosrA
IN r u s T E ELS s SAL e
% ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
on rHr
NORTH SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE,
ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND.
AT AUCTION.

By virtue OF deed Of trust to tho undersigned
as trustee, dated February 9 1883, ana Oh
record 10 the CLERKS once. HeDrico county
Court, Deadlock 1875, psgo 45, default having
been made In the payment OF certain noto Tor
$3.50, and having bosn requested by the Deneu-
Charles in said deed to sell said property, VIII
proceed 70 sell at public auction, on the pre-
THURSDAY. APRIL q, 1890,
the PROPERTY described IN said deed rs fol-
lows: An that cenaiD TRACT OF LAND Ia the
county OF Henrico. on the eastern side OF brook
turnpike, about one mile from the city OF Rich
mond containing % ACRES, more or 81, u be-
Ing part OF the property OF which the late Peter
Burke sometimes called Poor Lawsonl died
seized ami possessed.
This land fropts directly on Brook turnpike.
which is now being 80 hsndso meiy improved by
the company who have recently purchased the
turnpike, with all it, franchises, aud Is directly
In tho line Of improvements now going ON In
that highly-favorod locality.
TEENS Cash as 10 the expenses OF sale sno
$3.50. with interest from Augu-t 9, 1889; the
residue of said purchase-money payable at such
time and secured in such manner as tho grantcr
In said deed shall prescribe and direct, or IN
case OF hi- failure TO give lch direction at such
time aud in such manner rs tho said trustee
shall think 1T EDMUND WADDlLl, JR.,
up - trustee.
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BY Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Aucrioneers and Agents.

VERY BEAUTIFUL WEST BROAD
STREET LOr, NEAR RICHMOND co.,
IgGE. IN FULL vIkW OF LEE MONUMENT.
AND ABOUT 10 FEET WEST OF LONHARpY
STREET WHEN OPENED, AT AUCTION. --Viil
be sold, on tho promises. at ~ O'Clock II. NJ, on
THURSDAY, AFam ~. isso.
the abcve-dessrloeu nA ~. Lpf, fronting
sIley 70 feet wide. being tho western half 81 10,
Ma In X. n. Duvai's plan. Everybody now
now Brosd-street properly is gcine up IN rrirs,
so come and nuy bs.ers = fe.s TOO high % make
TTsus: One fourth cash; belAnco 6 four.
eight and tweivs months ta.sEsss and tru6i
decd. ArrANA0< = CO..
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BY John ]. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aad Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TTRACTIVE WEST-CLAY-
"A STREET COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-At the requec; Of the
owner | will sell at public auction, on the
promises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1890.
a, O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE DE-
ThCuED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
mo. 1913 west Clay strceO between Kinney aud
Bowe streets. The house coataius ak rooms:
was built ouly few Years age, aud has water
aud sulvers connections Lot 3Dxl5o feet 20
an alley.
IN me last few years. and this property on srs
many advantages either Tor home OF an inyes.-
ment
JOHN 7. GoDDiN,
apii Auctioneer.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF A
VALUABLE MIL SITE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
KNOWN AS FRlTZ,s MILL,
TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH. All f2 O'CLOCK.
Al the request Of Mr. John McKersher, who de-
sirrs TO remove, We will offer for sale upon the
prcmises, near Oakwood GENE cry, Just below
he city. the aforementioned TRULY YALUA-
FILE MILL SITE, together with all right OF way,
privileges, aud appurtenances thereto belong
iDg. The mill was recently destroyed by FIRE,
bit the foundations. races, dams, and all other
sppurterances are in 1rst-class order. This
property Is we'll known. aud has always enjoyed
a very largo patronage from the surrounding
country. and there il neyer-failing water sup
MY, large enough for all purposes.
There IL on the mill tract GOOD DWELL
ING and oil necessary out-buildings, and tho
land is very yich and productive. A plat Of the
property can be seen at the Office OF the auc-
tioneers.
AT the same time we will sell ell the PER-
soNAL PROPERTY, consisting IN part Of
HOUSEHOLD md KITCHEN FURNITURB,
HORSES, WAGON. CARTS, FARMING IMPLE-
MESTS. SC.
TERMS Real estate, one fourth cash; residue
ut one, two and three years, negotiable noies,
interest added. and secured by trust deed. Per-
sonalty-Cash on delivery
QUARLRS & NcCURDY,
apl2 Auciioneers.
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PROPOSALS.
49, -1.--~-~s~--------~--s-~-~
CITY COMMISSIONERS ofHI5E,l

CRY COMMISSIONERS 0fFTcg,t
BALrIsoRs, April II. 1890
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
SKRcgIyEp AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
stTfEDhY. osth instant. at T. H.. TO FUR
Ms Sisn mi" rig FOLLOWING MATERIAL, to be
used In repaving Cathedral street between
Centre street aud ssrn,ogsn sueex;
aSon, ga LINEAR FEET 6-lNCH KERBING.
abort I'm LINEAR FEET GUTTER STONES.
according TO specifications TO be had at this
ts.d o. me nerforrnance of the contract. The
Kids win be opened on the same day In tho
MAYORS office. and the right Is reserved to reject
any and All bids offered. A. =. sMfRk.
ap 1s-eod5t CiS COMMISSIONER
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by James II. Crenshsw, Auctioneer,
No. II north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THE
i SOUTH sIDEOF PAkh AYkNU T., Ext kND-
ING FROM CEDAR TO ROBINSON STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK TWEEN PARALLEL
LINES 70 KGNSINGIOS STRICTLY virtue
OF q certain dsed % tru't - James ~. Crenshtw,
trustee, dated April 3, i.,9 recorded in ienrico
County Court clcrA's oflr,, In Deadlock ~ u.
page ;. default having been made IN the pay
meat Of certain notes therein secured, AMI be-
ing required 60 20 DO by the beneficiary. | shall
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL ~, iSN,
at o'clock r. A.. tbs sboye-dcs,ribc PRO-
PEkrY.
TERMS Cash a. 70 expenses 81 slle ani %
paw $i520.A2, due March - 1899, sn1 iniore-t WI
paid and note duo April &, i79, for s.,i6Al6 tnd
interest till paid, and on nme - % noio Tor
$40. %. duo october @, 1910, ami mo balance on
twelve months time, with inie.est added, and
occurred by decd OF trust On lhe property.
This sale - subject, however. 10 prior 'oi
Of trust, dated A pril 3, i,,9 recorded in Deel-
BOOK IL b, page 2, 10 secure notes duo "a toll
lows: Nota due October o. iNs9, tor sl,ss%33, on
which sliLs0 was paid January 10, lSiU, and
note due April o. 1890, for si,gi33i. ana note Tor
81 .gqSS3 due October o, 1880, all OF which notes
the purchaser will have 20 assume.
JAMES h. CRENSHAW,
apps trustee.
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By II. B. Chaffin 6 Co,
Real Essate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 BRICK BUILDING WELL SUITED FOR
BOnRDING-HOUSE LOCATED ON THE Soul III
SIDE OF FRANhLIN STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
WITH A FRONT OF 10 i.i2 FEEr.-By virtue OF
O deed Of trust from Elizabeth Rooney, dated
March II. 1888, recorded in Rich mond Choncery
Court. Deed Book 1874 Is, page 4l6, and at the re-
Quest OF the Board OF Directors OF the Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan an; Trust Company,
default having been made In the payment OF he
debt secured, We will sell by pubic auction, ON
the premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL 49, 1890.
at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY described in
said deed a. "ali that certain lot OF land, with
improvements thereon. lying snd being In the
city OF Richmond. Va, on south sido OF Franklin
street between thirteenth Gnd Twelfth streets,
beginning & ieet from southwest corner FRANK
lin aud Thirteenth streets and running thence
westwardy end fronting on Franklin street
pinsteen feet and one inch 90 Jig feoN aud run
ming back between parallel linea-on west hns
- dig feet and the east line 20 Sl2 feet, being
tho same property conveyed 70 EtzaOelh
Rooney by deed from A. -. Williams's execu-
tors l1th June, 1884, Deed Book l28 Il, age ~
TsMs; whist the deed requires cash az 20
si,7i325 and expenses OF sale. moro liberal
terms will be announced at sale.
JULIUS sTRAUS,
r. Y. CHAFflN.
w. j. WkSTWOOD,
Trustees.
Sale by R. h. CHAPLIN & Co., Aucdoaeers
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Special Commissioners

BENprr. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST ScHwEIrZsR, De-
PENpAsT--lN THE CHssosRT COURT OF The
CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. GodGin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners BY the decree In said cause OF
18TH December, 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF April,
ana CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
IIi3 Main street.
DIG PAYING PROPERTY.
IS PER CENT. NET.
A Two-sTORY FRAME STORE AND DWELL
ING AND TWO LARGE FRAME DWELL
INGs, Nos. 907. 800. AND 81 BAKER
STREET. NEAR ST. PETER
STREET,

AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1890, AT6P NJ.
No. 307 contains about q rooms, end being
rented IN suites and singly brings good MONTH
ly Income.
40. s1e.-A TWO. STORY FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING, contains rooms, and IN occupied
by a good tonant a. paying rates.
No. Jil.-A TWO-SrORI FRAME DWELLING
Of FIVE rooms, and there Is also q frame Kitchen
"a rear Of four rooms. Rents we'll.
The LOT fronts az whole 55 by 80 feet, ana
ha- city water and culverls.
For persons OF moderate means and limited
capital this property viii pay d big per cent on
the amount inyes cd.
TERAs: one fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve and eightosu montts, interest added, Sc
cured by deed OF trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
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