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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

All Roasted Coffees are
Drowned in our own Roast
er, on tle premises, continu-
ously, throughout the day.
Consumers may therefore
depend upon getting abso7.
lutely freshly roasted goods
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
TEAS and G0EEEES

Feel the effects of the Price Revolution
and go lower than st. Paul has known
them to be these many years.
Superb Basket-fired and Sun-dried
Japans, heretofore 75c, are now soc
Extra Fancy Japans that are no
where lower than soc. are with us .42c
In order that you may test them and
KNOW what they are, we will sell a
trial ounce. We claim for them the
distinction of being the most splendid
Tea Values ever offered in this market.
Mocha and Java Coffee, delightful
blend. per Id. :. .33c
Golden Rio (worth 30e) 25c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
BOTH FAIR AND FAIRY.
The Fashionable Way in
Which Society Assists
Churehly Objects.
A Dream of Fair Women as
Exemplif1ed by Saint
Paul's "40O."
The Entertainment for the
Benefit Of the Burlington
Heights Chapel
Made a Fashionable Fad and
Scored a Glittering
Success. -

ENN1SON might have
drawn new inspiration
for his dream of Fair
Women had he been
at the Harris theater
yesterday afternoon.
He undoubtedly would
have added another col
lection to his dream and
dedicated it especially
to the fair women of st.
Paul. And those an
Gent prototypes would
never have admitted
the race was deteriOrat-
ing had they seen their
latter day represent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, 100000.

This company owns aud controls zoo acres Of
land situated In the western portion OF n towr,
which IS tho most available part 81 he city tor
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES or THIS CITY.
7, lies on the Norfolk and We.tern railroad,
and on the sury yed route u thePi,;s burgn AMI
Atlanta railroad, which Will DO one OF the great
est trunk lines in the United states. II IS at tue
gate OF the great southwest, ana situated AZ he
foot of he Peaks II Ouer NOur tliuh, aud from
which il geis ITS Unlimited supply q
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER
MANUFACTURES: Berry Brothers Plug To-
baccO-This IS the best equipped factory IN the
state aud rs output the largest Ia the sixth dis
trict which includes Lynchburg and D8nyille);
Powng, Wright ~ Co, smo4ing Tobacco, also
the largest manufacturers IN their line IN TITS
district: the Liberty NOOllen Manufacturing
Company, the best equipped wO0llen-miils In tue
tate OF Virginia, WORKING principally on Govern
ment coutrgcts-prO1ts for seven months IN 1888,
al 900 (see report Of directory. Besides this
there are eleven other tobscconsts IN the town
doing a large and profitable business. Two steam
fourlug-mIils, four cigar-f1ctorles, two planning
mills. one foundry and plow-vorks, AID Que box
MANCFACTORIEs PROTECTED: Brosslus
Steel and Iron Manufacturing Company capt
tai stock $4,000 BfCom-isctory, CAPT al $4,000
machinery ordsred, and will bs In operation at
an early day. Refractory. capital si2,J0J ma
chinery ordered. Furniture-factory, carriage
and wagon works, InattTess-fact0ry. X. W. COT.
fee Machine Company, capital slOn,0O0: this
company owns one OF the most valuable patents
in connection with the manufacture Of tobacco IA
the world, and will soon cree, buldings 70 manu-.
facture these machines. giving employment 20
nm hands. This alone viii make this great
civ. The stock books Of ths company are open.
For further inform alton address
JAMES 81. BERRY, President,
QUARLES & McCURDY.
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
NINE HOURS A DAY
Refused by the Asheviiie (S. CD master
Mechanics.


Mechanics.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispstch)
Cu,ntorrr. N. c., May AT Asheville
Yesterday Hezekiah Luckey. n negro boy
about eighteen years of age, shot Emma
Smith. a negro girl, the bullet entering ner
left leg and fracturing the bone. Ihey
were both drinking when they began 10
quarrel. She attacked him with a razor;
when Luckey whipped out his pistol ana
frcd. The attending physician says the
wound Is quite serious. -,
Judson College commencement VIII pe
June Sd. 4tb. snd 5th. Rev. george "haI-
ycn M Wavnegyille. will preach the ser.
mon, and Rev. j. j. Hall, OF halelgh' Will
deliver the literary address.
The master mechanics and contractors
Of Aebeyille held q meeting luesday night
10 consider the demand OF the IaDoring
mon for the nine-hOur working-uay. ihey
now have under contract Work TO the
amount of 500 600. all of which was taken
on "A basis Of ten hours work per day' 10
acceed to the demand would be equiVa-
lent 20 an advance OF ~ per cent. III was,
hence they will refuse tOgrant the demand
for a nine-hour day.
Hendersonyille has voted $4,000 TOT
water-vorks, aud its street railway Is Just
abott COMPLETED. The latter - one lnllc
long and will have two ears for freight ana
passengers. It's cost is $4,000.
LARGE ISSUE or BONDS.
The directors of the Southern and west
ern Airline railway have decided TO push
the work right through 10 the tennessee
line. Arrangements have been made win
an English syndicate and bonds to the
amount Of . 200 900 will at once be put on
the market. The citizens OF MorgantOn
held n meeting last night 10 consider the
question of giving a right Of way. Unless
this is done the directors say they VIII
, miss NOrgantOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
RottIing-Vorks Burned.

DURHAM, n. G.. May IA fire occurred
here at II o'clock to-day by which the
Durham Bottling- Works were destroyed.
The insurance amounted to Sl,lOO, distrl-
buted among six companies--viz:: Hlber,
MIA, $500 on building; Virginia Fire and
Marine. Manufacturers and Builders,
North British, and Southern, $500 each on
the stock and fixtures; North Carolina
Home. $500. and Rochester German. $1,000
on the machinery. The origin of the FIRE
is unknown. The loss on building is about
one half and on contents it is almost total.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
EDITOR WALKERS BODY FOUND.
Verdict; Death by Accidental Drowning
in Roanoke River.

fCorres pondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
WELDON. n. c., May ], 1890.
"The agony is over" These are the
words of Mr. Willis Van VOlkenburgh. Of
B57 Seventh street BROOKLYN. N. y, as he
grasped the hand of your correspondent
this mornink The time was $3.50 O'CLOCK
place, the banks OF the Roanoke river and
together we stood and looked upon the
swollen face of his brother. n-law, Mr. Ed
ward ID. Walker, a. his dripping remains
were laid beneath large sycamore tree.
drawn from a watery grave The river had
give up it's dead. The town was thrown
into the greatest excitement early tins
morning. and the news that man had
been found drowned floating in the river
spread like wild-fire. and hundreds OF peo--
pie hurried to the river TO get glimpse o,
the unfortunate man. As already stated
IN the Dispaich MIR. Walker disappeared
Saturday last in most mysterious manner
and nothing whatever could be learned as
20 his movements after o'clock saturday
evening. His continued absence was
ehrouded in mystery. and the utmost un-
easiness prevailed here Us TO his safety.
TIE snsTERY SOLVED.
But the mystery was solved this morn
ing about 81 O'clock, whom two fisher
men-John Mills and Benjamin Moody
(5oth colored were crossing the Weldon
bridge and discovered dark object being
bobbed up and down by the current OF
the river. Upon investigation they found
il TO be @ man. They ran quickly down
the river below the floating body, jumped
into canoe, and met the remains coming
down the stream. John Mills erasped the
floating body by the hand and benjamin
Moody then padded the canoe TO the land
ing. The body vas heavy and greatly
swollen. The men could not get ID ont of
the water unassisted. SO they stripped the
bark from the young trees along the banks
aud made fast the remains 20 stake and
theI ran into town and notified the coro-
ner. Mr.. W. j.. Whitehead. who ut once
summoned jury OF inquest.
TUE INQUEST.
A large crowd had soon assembled and
willing hands helped TO lift the body from
the water. II was laid out upon large
board beneath the trees aud then after a
little consultation was borne reyerently 10
vscant barn near by. The Coroner at
once empanelled his jury and examined the
witnesses.
After hearing ell the evidence and view
ing ths body the jury returned verdict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

that r. u. walker came to his death by
accidental drowning in Roanoke river,
inst how the accident happened viii OF
conrse never be known, but II IL supposed
he stepped into boat fastened along the
river banks and was thrown into the water.
His tish,ne-rod was found floating with
him. The sad accident has cast gloom
over this entire community, aud peopie
Me-. Van volken6urqb, his brother;in-
law left on tho sos train. with the remains.
for brooklyn this evening cid the Atlantic
His gold watch and chain and some
money were found upon his person. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
DXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE
LLCOMNODIOUS AND A ATTRACTIVE DWELL
ING
NO. 10 WEST MAIN STREET,
WITH TIE
MAGNIFICESr LOT ADJOINING.
AT AUCTION.

Twill cell by auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY :, 1850,
q, O'Clock =. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE PRO
PERTY above referred 90, situated On the north
side Of Main street bctwocn Foushee aud
Adams streets. Tho house has Two stories and
mnnsari. With four rooms on each floor, besides
a good, dry cellar. and there Is an excellent de-
tnchel brick kitchen Win five rooms, besides
coal cellar ind ernrn'h.
Tho handsome vacant lot on the east Is set 10
beautiful shade and fruit trees and strawberry.
aud is one Of the most attractive ON the whole
street.
The entire property fronts G6 s-l2 feet aud ex-
tends back to a wide alley Ia The rear. The
neighborhOoi is excellent ana the location IS
lar enough westward to al tie demands OF The
ladics ana yet not 700 far rom business, mark
cts, &C, as 10 he incOnvenient 10 he business
man.
II probable hat the vacant LOT may b. sold
separately. -..,,.,
igRMs: At sale. j. X. V. DANIEL JR.,
uv2 Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
BY Frank y. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioaosrs.
q norm tleventn street
BY Frank d. Hin ( Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
4 SHLAND.AVENUE LOTS NEAR

4 SHLAND-AVENUE LOTS NEAR
"A MARSHALL PARK AND EAST OF RAN
DOLPH STREET, SOUTH SIDE OF ASHLAND
AVENUE, AT AUClION.--On
MONDAY, MAY 5Tg,
AZ 500 o'clock r. NJ, on the promises. We will sell
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 8Ixl'J ieei To-
Gated as above described. These lots ara among
the pretiiest now Tor sale on Ashland avenue,
and being so near the Park and having the Elcc-
trio Line IN front should attract attention.
TERMS: Very literal, and q nounred on day OK
sale FRANK D. bill ~ Co,
nv AlrflOmnnrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
ronTH cARoLINA TROOPS COMING.

So far as known at this date, military
companies from Ashevile, Naynesvllie,
Iincolnton, Dallas, States nile Charlotte,
Concord, Monroe. Reidsvl!le two coInpa-
nies). Greensboro. Durham. oxford, Hen,
derson. Warrenton, TarbOrO, Goltsboro,
Clinton. Scotland Neck. and Wilson will
attend the Ice-monumeut unveillng.
Colonel J. 4. Anthony, of the Fourth regl-
ment, writes to-day that he will take over
his eipht companies, headquarters, ana
band on that memorable occasion. Inc
Third regiment Colonel W. T. Gray will
take seven companies. Orders issued To-
day from the Adjutant-GeneraIs depart
ment call upon all the troops of the state
TO attend IL possible, and bespoak the
hearty aid Of the respective communlHe'
in tins matter, as there are no State 1unds
available TO meet the expenses.
Night before last at Marion bold attempt
was made 10 assassinate John lancey, the
president of the Old North state Land
Companv. As he sat IN his Office with two
friends two shots were fred. One bullet
struck him in the shoulder. A young man
named William White was arrested for the
Rev. G. w. Sanderlin. State Auditor,
who is an able speaker. will deliver the an
nual address at salem Female College CON-
mencemant. -,
Several companies of military will parade
at Guilford Courthouse battle-ground on
the 9Th instant.
At Marion night before last Jane Irving;
an abandoned white woman, was found
dead near her house. IL was found tha'
the woman and one Of her two children
had been murdered by blows with an axe
The child killed Ga GRID was two years old
A boy, aged FIVE. was struck with the axe
but was not killed. The axe was throw
in the FIRE. and the murderers set fire {
the woman. who was partially burned
The boy will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
AUCTION sALEs--This Day iayy.>-->~o
ByN. W. Bowc,
Real Estate AuctIooeer.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT
PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
WITH BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS ATTACHED
SITUATED At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

Rs rsaues, Of Mr. ". G. Miller | Will soil o.
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1890,
n, = O'clock p. NJ. hls well-known ard univer-
.aiix admired RESIDENCE, situated a. aooVe'
IL is Of brick covered with stuccoo, nnd con'hlhs
fourteen rooins besides store-roOms ana closets'
win not cold and shower baths, ana wafer,
WIN statiounry washsiands ia the principal
chambers. kitchen, with five rooms, Tor ser
vnnts. laundry win stationary n1tuIeS; gas
throughout lhe promises, and all OF tie most
modem CON rcniences. The stable is nearly new
and hesifes a hostlers room has space lor '"o
carriages aad three stalls
II would be impossi bic in an advertisement 70 70
convev An ADEQUATE idea of tho completeness OF
mia nyoportv IN every respect. IL com pines ihe
most admirable arrangements win the ino-t
thorough finish In every detail, ana me hlehes'
no.ibie degree Of cOpven ience aud cOmloftapio
Recommendation iOr q large family
me lot fronts 1872 feet on Third street ana runs
back $50 feet ,..,,., NJ,
lie situation Ia ono Of the most beautiful ana
convenient Ia the city, and "a II stands thls pro
perfy ~ not eXceled by any other IN al ihhl con-
f;ituies a lrst-riass residence.
fl will he sold a. g whole, or " desired tne
dwelliug will be- sol1 with a front OF about -
feet. Leaving three building lots, each fronting
about Y feet on laird street. TO be SOFA sepa-
rately. ..,,.o, -,
Persons wishing TO examine the premises De-
fore the day OF sale are requested 10 call upon
me ~, 4, ,to
TERMS: Accommodating, and Will be maze
known a. tho time OF sale. y W boW =,
ap . Aucl'"hooI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
BY James y. Elan,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
lll3 Main street.
GOOD DETACHED CORN e r
VI BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1919,
AT NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND PRES
TON STREETS,
CBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION

Ry renuest Of the owner ! sha. sell by puohc
auction, on tho promises on
TUESDAY, MAY 6TH,
AZ 5 o'clock 7. ", The attractive, su0staniia, =
and woll-arrar god DETACHED flREE-s Toy
CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE st the northwest
corner OF Third and Preston streets, contalnin'
about eight rooms, a nice detached kitcnen'
and other buildings. pump Of excellent water
aud some choice frIls-lrees, grape-ylnes, &C on
the lot.
This "a nice, conyeniently-loca ani
thoroughly comfortable home, ana 'hffe u sun,
cont ya..q so .e oa the tot IN the erection -
two su aller dwellings m the rear, fronting "a
Preston street . h. owner Is resolved . SELL
Come o the sale aud secure p targHin.
1sRNS: one thir.i cash; na hnce Oy ue-o.i".
HE notes nj AK and twelve months, with intero i
added and secured by decd Of trust.
myl j. %. ELAN, Auctoaeer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
By Z. A. Callin,
Real Estate Auclioneer,
No. IS Eleventh street.

EASHGONA BLY LOCATED
Il DWELLING-HoUsE LOTS AT AUCTION.
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY5TH.
a, 8 o'clock r. NJ. 1871 FEET OF LAND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE ROAD, commencing ct
me corner OF Elm strees aud running oastwarily'
In,s properly has deptn OF 40 ieet and IA M.
Gated On the bes, aud mos. fashionable drive
81 denendent on some iron-manufacturiDge CON
Germs 70 be hereafter built, but Is backed up now
nv a city with 10000 pcopie-a city which IA at
once the prettiest ard most solid IN anufactur,ne
.nd mercantile centre la the south
This proporty will nos DO held at thu fancy
srnyss which prevail In some OF tho .towna y
ahich have been Matched since Christmns bnt
III, realIy DO cold for much less than ifs y,,,s'
", ,ns owaer has held IL some yeara and can az
sord ana will soil at very small price.
There 10 no place Ia The country where adyan-
,asss are 20 great, where prices are so low. "a
srennd Richmond, ana az a Consequences this Il
Inc mace In which TO inyesI Come ard on.
s VIZ money where 10 will grow.
Ts.Ms: Accommodating. 4. A. CATIIN,
a. seru, Th,F,sadsu Auctionssr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

After careful investigation Of this company
We heartily recommend ts stock 10 The pubic.
hsueying il 10 be q sound, SAT e., and proitab bic
investment We offer a limited amount az 50
CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
FOR prospectus ana any further Information
anpIy 70 QUARLRS 9 McCURDY,
Real Estate Brokers'
80. 1912 Main afraaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

BY chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auri.oneers. and Brokers.
No. 8 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
By George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
L DRIED AND TWENTY FEET or LAND BY
A DFPTn Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE FEET, WITH 4 TWO-rTORI FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, FRONTING On WIN
DER STREET BErN EEN WASHINGTON AND
CARTER STREETS, ~ SIDNEY, COUNTY or
HENRiCO, NEAR TIE WEST ERN LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF decd
OF trust from Robert and Lima Johnson, rxe-
cuted 10 the undersig ned 10 secure certain sum
OF money therein mentioned, default ha'ng
been made in its payment by the same. and
being thereto required ~ tie beneficiary, We
will on
TUESDAY. MAY 49, 1890.
al o'clock 2. NJ. proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, the PROPERTY above de-
scribsd.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and t6222S:
balance upon such terms as may be announced
at sale.
The above salo will be made at the risk and
cost Of Mrs. sarah A. smith. the former pur-
chaser, who has failed 70 comply with the terms
of sale GEOyGE :. NASHON. JR,
JOSEPH w. THOMAS,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
mys Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
Is ESTABLISHED As A
MANUFACTURING Town.
Pulaski HAS

Pulaski HAS
Ton -inc-flruaces running full time. ono
hundred and atty ton tronfurra,e, me most
successful in tn South. Another ljO-ton IRON
furnace under construction. Building erected
for largo carrnge ia tory. The famous Grip
pet rrek ores, tho largest ore-dep1slt IN the
south, q Q owned almost wholly 81 Pulaski, lu-
c.uring nine teuths u the Limoniio ores OF the
southwest
pulaski ia on the main line Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, at the junction OF the North
& arOlna extension, nov building To connect IN
the Cape Fear aud laSin-Nailey railroad run
ming u nit Airy and tho seecost at Wilmington,
NC. ....,.,,, .,
Bertha Zinc Company, capital ":..."sS' 10000
pulasSi Iron Company, capital. IL. foJVJJ
The New York and Virginia Mining
Company, npitgl................ ..... S,WOhUl
The virginia Mining Company capital. OO,OUO
Inc Pulaski Development company ,oo ~,
capital VvOi'''
iq pspy Observation-Disclosures eVl, anu AVN 10000
1 1on rIa,He Iani ali 100000
1S 1na1soS ,'la ~ 49, 10000
no ment compan9 capital '.'.......,... 10000
1 com mSn, captal.. ..,..'...,',.' isOOOO
Monticello Land aud Improvement ...
r cen,, AS ''''''' ''"'' ...', 1000
Tho Pulaski National Eang, capitaL.... 5U,OD
One hundred thOu-and dollars sub
scrihed for Rolling NH, which Will
pay ont annually In wages ............ 23DUO
Subscribed for Door and Satisfactory. ll,lO
rarr,age-far ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Maple shade Inn. a beautiful hotel IN
Queen Anne style, cost. ....-.......... 5,VD
\ handsome as9enger-Statlon, built OF
gray -,Une, coat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AU'pvp
1any fine residences costing from 5000
tp.....s ......ss. 1000 .rsf. -Nf'"S
Five new churches costing from 9tOO
fN..s..s..- NfN''
Peak Knob Iron Com PAW. capitnl..... 5UlOO
'I'-' '''.o' '4.,'.' "....... soCO
Pierce Investment onpany, capital .... N,JO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wv. 1900
PULASKI II healthful, 2.lO1 feet above the sea.
and Designated ~ the United states Slgnal-Ser-
vice Bureau rs ia tho belt " perfect summer
chmale.
FKFE MANUFACTURING SITES and co.
operation offered 10 those seeking 10 atoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02

IN EXECUTION OF \ DECREE IN
1 the aforementioned suit the undersigned.
thereby appointed Tor the purpose. Will sell by
auction, GU he premises, on
dONDAI, MAY 3, 1890.
. the order fOlioWing-yiL., a. o'clock 7. VI,
ALLIAAT LOT OF LAND lying sud be!ng in
the city OF Kichmond. fronting on the south sife
OF Duvsl street. with the tbree Houses thereon
thirty.one and q third feet sud with q rear 'front.'
Hcs Il twenty uiLe and a Laf feet and extond-
ing back on one lioe 1882. Feet aud on tho other
1872 feet 70 an siley. ss.i property being part Oi
Lots Nos 3 and "a IN JuIGh's plan.
Say at3L p. NJ. THAT LOl Or LAND lying
aud being ia the city Of Richmond on tho east
side OF II. Peiers stree; between Baker and Du-
val streets with the frame dwelling thereon. be-
ing part Of Lot No. l%3 81 Duyals addition. This
PROPERTY 10 situated In popular section OF
jackson Ward and should engage The attendance
OF bidders.
Terms: one third 10 cash: the balance upon
a credit ~ ak ana twelye months, saui deferred
payment> 10 b. eyde8ce b. negotia slo notes,
with per sent. added from day Of sale aad the
title to said property TO be retained gnli me
whole Of the purchSse-m1ney u paid and a con-
yeyance 10 ordered by the Court
w. " COSBY, JR.,
GUES Is. JACKSON,
specisl Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
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TN EXECUTION OF \ DECREE IN

Brockett } In the Chancery court Of the city Of
~ Richmond, decree OF April e.
Brockett } 1879.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-02
Specisl Commissioner
CHEwyISG & ROSE, AuclloneerS

ROCKET, &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BRocSErr,
pRsESDASrS --is rHs CBASCgk1 COUAT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Goddin, CLERK Of said court, cor
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by tho decree Ia said cause Of April
90 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF April.
1890 CHARLES W. OODDlN,
an30 Clerx.