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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

Il on tho STAFF Of che xeadsr and who Wa
stenorraphic secretary for the late Maurice
n. Flynn, of New York, has received .
fiattering Offer 70 become the private sec
rotary OF well-known wall-street broker.
p.
Miss Mittis Peasants. Of Petersburg. Is
visiting the family OF Mr.. George ID.
Peasants on Grace street.
Mrs W. b. Riggs has returned to her
panied by Miss Louise @. Hundley OF No.
10 south Fifth street.
Mr. @. 4. Schaap has Just returned to
this city from business trip North.
Mrs. willis Smith, who has been visiting
friends near Petersburg. has returned to
the city.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern ard several other
Richmond Club members left Saturday Tor
Old Point to spend Sunday.
Mrs. T.. X. Smith, of philadelphia. after
a three weeks visit to relatives and friends
In this city, has returned home.
Miss Mile Schwartzwaelder who has
been visiting Miss Bessie Pace. left for Oid
Point Saturday, March 2, 1891, to the re-
cret of her many friends here. where she is
extremely popular.
Mr.. Charles Stacy has returned to the
city from Charleston, W. Va. He Will be
accompanied West on the Esd instant by
several of his friends, who will attend his
marriage to Miss Virginia Lewis on the
25th. Mr.. Stacy will 60 North ON his we'd
ding tour.
Miss Mary Tidball, of Winchester. Is the
guest of Mr.. John Powell at No. east
Grace street.
Among the most popular young ladies
who visited the city this winter may be
mentioned Misses Pattie and Bland Iay-
lor, of Norfolk, and Mile Schwarzwaelder
of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Thomas Waller, of Stafford county,
is on visit to Mr.. George V. Moncure,
4Os east Cary street.
Thomas Wallace. ESQ.,. of Spotsylvania,
came to Richmond last week to spend
awhile with old friends.
Mr.. J. b. White, of Brooklyn, and Mr..
Fred. p. Moore, of New York, arc visiting
MIR. Thomas L. Moore, Grace street.
The Hampton Monitor Gazette: Mrs.
Samuel White and Mrs. Lowry went up to
Richmond Wednesday afternoon on visit
to Mr.. Frank White.
Miss Rosa ID. Winston, of Louisiana, is
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ernest II.
Boiling, log east Main, arriving from the
South on Thursday.
The Norfolk Landmark notes as in that
city from Richmond; Bishop White, Mr..
James M. Wilson, Mr.. Frank w. Christian,
and MIR. III. Il. Bradley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Meeting of Executive Committee Held
Last Ni4ht,

Meeting of Executive Committee Held
Last Night.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
III the rooms of the society in the West
moreland-Club house February 4, 1891.
Vice President Henry presided.
Gifts of large number of books. etc.
from institutions and individuals were re.
ported.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the society:
Annual-John Elfretts Watkins. ESQ.
United States National Museum, Washjnc.
ton, ID. O.. Hon. Thomas j. Semmes. New
Orleans, L.: Edwin w. James. ESQ. Nor
folk, Va; George William Harris. ESQ.
librarian of Cornell University, Ithaca. II.
Y; Charles V. Meredith. ESQ.,, Richmond
Va; Alexander +. Robertson. ESQ.,, Staun,
ton, Va
Life Member~Hon. E. s. Mallory, Jack.
son, Tenn.
MIR. Brock reported that the printing Of
the current publication of the society. the
second and concluding volume OF the
History OK the Virginia Convention Of
1888, bad been completed and that il was
now being distributed.
Mr.. Henry was requested TO prepare reso-
lutisns in respect TO the memory OF Hon,
Alexander II. II. Stuart, the late president
OF the society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
nae NEW yupoEsHIps.
~<.A .vudr, waddin Didn's Know or
WouIdn't say About II

n
rr.Couaressma Edmund waddili. VINO
.stnyned from Washington yesterdAy va
ssunroa6hed by Q DIsPArcH representasso
srr,th 4 view of getting him TO converso o.
shs subject of the United States CiIcu L y
" nneaIs. the intermediate court tor tne
v.,;af The United States supreme o9urs
,,,r,oyided for by the act OF Congress luss
paosed Judce Waddill was willing 70
tslk. but he talked In any direction except
to the point. mr. uor,a bo
.wsrded the judicial ermine. IN TINS CIR.
n,,;t no was very non-committal. About
"a near as he came to close quarters was
~ ~ arnress the opinion that 1t would take
some time TO get that matter into shape;
and intimsted that as the Democrats had
tsten the affair in hand, he did not know
tbst the Republicans would be consulted;
On direct examination and under rlgid
Determination designed TO elicit from
him whether he was candidate Tor tne
new iudgeship, he took ADVANTAGE OF the
nrovision of the law which shieids 2
Fitness against eliminating himself and
.nswered that men are not candidates Tor
;ndgeships and seldom decline to accept
them when rendered.
He remarked that he was glad to be out
of nublic life and able to be at home
saain. The courts are to be organized
J1ne lat. There are nine, and Judge
Waddill thinks some of the judges Will Dc
nemocratx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

tribussd to the people. The ymb sfai 3
TsrS1 into 5erusaisn fsw days before before
his cruci6xion when the people D sSsi,
hrsnches from tho trees and spreca sc ~
sssursrts bsfore him = he rode into re
citv. whsn they orie3, "Hosanns 20 st a.
SON ii Dsvid.bissss9 = he that oomesn M
the name Of the Lord -..u,,. -
Next sunday WIN Be the beeinn'ns o.
Psssion-tide, when the 1890 .r ss.. -
s DUss v ri with purple cloth TO symbolizo
suffering. -, cr,dsve and
wsdnssdays at 8 O'Clock in the evening
unt,l the close Of Lent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Person.ls FROM other Papers.


Norfolk Land mark: Mr.. Allie Scott Of Rich
mond, was IN Norfolk yesterday.
Atlanta Constitution: MIRA Hotchkiss. OF Rich
noad. Va V Waiting relstlyos ,at s. Walton
street
Dauv lie Times: Mr.. w. l. Poindsxter. OF
Washington: Mr. n. J. Dimmock. Of Richmond.
ana Mr.. hoser. OF Norfolk. were IN tbs city
Tnssosy, submittins plans % the Board Of Dires.
tors for the nov hossl whica Is 70 b built In the
place Of she Ar ineton.
Stsuntoo ytndicatoss Masses Margaret ana
Jeanne Gray are visiting their aunt MrA vir-
6inia y poaAsha. 10 Riehmond Miss CARY
Barton, Of Winchester, who hes been visiting
Sh4 family u d.. y. ~ Atklnscn. V now spond-
ing 3 fsw weeks Win The family Of Bishop Whit
~ In Richmonds
soRolk nsrel1s xsv. J. D. Hart, Of RieAmond
College. psano1 thgoush suffolk this week from
caynvilJe, vhere 81 Dkeachso last sunday. NJ.
Clarke y WhitIocks ono Of kichmcndS mos1
subocanolel buoinsss.mse ap1 proeresalve CHA
oonH, 40 ~ family vere visltogs - he ooQsins
~ Mleee &lnaey. - su1olk Female lnsttsuis
~ 49, ~ tetnsnsd Aonee Nen1ak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Joint I.iferarx n.h.s.

A joint debate win take place ~ tha
Young Mems Christian Associatiop hall
next Friday night 1t s:l5 o'clock betveen
the Henrico Lyceum and Randolph lite.
rary. Societies OF this ctr. The fornssr
vii! Be represented By Neasrs. O. B. Noore
and Thomas RUM and the latter s.
h e Q. n. Wallace. ss.. and Hsnz5y
4 nav q TIE faes shas theH auriss 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
A RECEPTION.
PASSION or OUR LORD.
bishop Van de vyver to Preach on This
gubject To-Ntxht-Otbs, Nns.s

sabjsct Te-Sixht--Other Notes.
Bishop Van de vyver viii preach at st.
Peters Cathedral tonight at 8 o'clock on
the Passion Of Cur Lord. The discourse
will have special reference to the agony in
the garden OF Gethsemane. Ths subject
OF this morning will be the multiplication
vices viii follow.
on "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock there
VII - prayers. sermon. and benedlc-
Two wssks fro,n TO-DAY VIII b Palm.
pupdAy--upon which day palms and
feepebss from treee ere blesssd md d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
ca. for the Henrico Grand Jury.

Cases for tho Hcnrico Grand Jury.
The March term of the Henrico County
Court will begin tomorrow.
4 special grand jury has been summon
ed to investigate the case OF Martha King
(colored), charged with beating to death
Ser stepdaughter, Mary E. King, and
Mack Bradshaw, who is held as an acces-
sory of Martha.
Among other cases to be inquired into is
that of a man charged with placing poison
mon his land for the purpose OF killing
the cattle of his neighbors.
The Board of Supervisors of the county
met yesterday, but no business of interest
was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
February IS 1891.

In THs CLsRxs orsIcs or run Cracclr Courr
OF THE COUNTY OF GLoucBSrRE--DAwsox b
Co vs.. koss, TREAT vs. rAlrAYgRRo, Ross q
&c, ys. koANE, TRUsrRR. DsTssnkST.
j, samuel b. Chapman, cierh Of the said court,
do certify that tho bond required OF the special
ommissioners By tho decree rendered ia said
cause on the Esd day Of February, 1891, has bssn
duly given By Warner r. Roane and James L
under said decree
Given under my hand Is clerk OF the SAID court
this s3d day Of February, 1891.
mn l-4w SAMUEL b. CHAPMAN. Q. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
A. TbeirFstber,. BedsIde,

Friday Mr.. Leroy s. Edwards, principal
of one of the public schools of this city,
went to Lynchburg to be with his father.
Rev. DR.. John E. Edwards, who has been
i'll for some time, and yesterday his bro
tber. DIR. Landon b. Edwards, was SUM-
moned by telegraph to his fathers bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
The Virginia Boat Club.

The Virginia Boat Club will hold its
regular annual meeting in the directors
room of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building Tuesday evening at 8
O'clock. Officers will be elected and other
business of very important nature will
be transacted. A very prosperous year Is
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
AUCTION aALEN-Monday. ~
Jackson Brandt . Co. and Sutton . co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeta

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
OyALUABLR TRACT OF LAND CONI n In
ING FORTY-EIGHT ACRES, Fnv IoiyT
1'UR NEW CENTRAL 1UkNPlhs, npooi
TWO NILES EAST OF THE CITY LiMriss
Freeman. &c.. Decree Of the cnsncorya o TsbrU. =.
White. &C. AIRY Is, 1891
In execution Of decree In the snose ',r,oss
undersigned thereby appointed ior .ne s,ss.
will sell by auction, In front OF the cour~nouso
OF Henrico county, Va. on
MONDAY. MARCH Q, 1921.
tina, being court-day, at 12 o'clock NJ. sne above
described PROPERTY. The iand nes iinn n.s
diately on the New Central turnpike. q snots
distance east OF the Williamsburg toll-gate, ano
adioins the lands Of Messrs. Herpert, beeher,
and others snd Va portion OF what Is Eno"n rs
the Roper tract ,....~ O., En-
The land lies vol, ana its proximity, 70 tno
city limits should attract the a.tenaon Vi 'n''o
Wishing 10 invest In suburban property.
TERMS: One third Gosh, ana the Dsisnoo AZ
ak. twelve, and eighteen months IN equai in-
staimepis, secured by negotiable notes. anu tDo
title 20 be retained until the whole OF the pul,
chase-money is paid and Conveyance 1rSefeo
nv the Court THOMAS n. CAhIhh'
~ 6. Y. CANNON,
Special Commissioner
Freeman. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WHITE AND ale,
DEPgspASrs-Is TIE CBAscERY COUNT OF fhS
CITY OF RICHMOND.
I. Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court GER
tify that The bond required OF the specsai com-
missIopers By the decree in said cause Of Fob
ruary i8. 1891, has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this Gih day o. repru-
airy, 1891. ChAhLho We CO.,
NH l.3,5,6,7&S VIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
FOR RI,
ROE RENT.

No. ~ vest Grace street. Eu
No. si5 vest Main street; go ~ s,,,
70. 1870 ficyd avenue: tg7j ~ -. a'ss
No 3i5 south Fourth sirso,. - seals
10. 20l Reservoir stree; "a, ', ~ :" w,
No. 80 west Main street iSav ,I .,ss~
No. go north 2Sd street; ~ ~ Aas.,
No. l2s south Cherry street T., ~ W.,
20. elo ives, Grace street; so ,y ny "a
No. 100 Reservoir street; as ~. ~ .ss.,
No III Reservoir street: sis ~ -, oes7
No 1874 west Carr street: 30 ~, .ns,R-..
E No. 1881 vest Marshall strssi. ;.' rtaa
Plum and CARY; si5 per usGs,s 7" 'sos,
No. north Tbirtieth s.rset a.,
No COG vest Marshall stree, "a ~. ~ nlsa
No. 2i6 Reservoir street Gil ~, 49, ~ ~.
No. l4o0 Taylor street. tss0 q, .saaA :
No, - Cedar street O. %, ~ ,-9siA
No 40 north ash sirssi. "a lA
And SMALLER HOUSES = :, leaa
see me. are q
'Phops S4. JANE,
mn SIT iiif e..t 4. III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
Fall and Broke His Arm.

Att o'clock this morning the city ambu-
lance was summoned to the First police
station to attend Mr.. Collins, who while on
his way home fell and broke his arm. The
bones were set and Mr.. Collins was taken
home,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneor.
ILL east Main street

BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneor,
ILL east Main street
EXCELLENT BAR-COUNTER,
IL sTEAM-TABLR, LARGE REFRIGERATOR,
sTAGE-FIXTUREs, &C.. At AUCTION By
request Of the owner will sell at No. voc cast
Broad street on
MONDAY, MARCH erH,
at II O'Clock M
Very Fine OAK BAR-COUNTRR;
Excellent STEAM APPARATUS. With Counter,
Dishes, Tops, &C.;
1 Superior GLASS-D0oR WALNUT RBFRIGE-
RATOR:
1 Very Handsome sIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER,
with Glass Pendants and Fancy Globes,
Also. a fine lot Of sTAGE-FIXTURRs, SCENE
ny, SC, &C.
These articles are nearly new and In first
class order VIII be sold without reserve, and 70
be removed at once.
mh6 JAS. MACpoUGALL, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
BY Jas. Macdougall. Aucttonoer,
No. liz east Main street.

TRON-WORKS. BUILDERS, AND
i OTHERS. A1TENTION.-LARGE SALE
OF LUMBER, STEEL, IRON, 80, &C, AT NEW
CITY HALL AT AUCTI0N.-By direction OF the
City Engineer will sell, on the promises, as
MONDAY. MARCH Q, 1891,
at I0% O'Clock, large assortment Oh apoTe ar
tcles embracing about
400 pounds STEBL POINTS.
$500 pounds wROUGH1-IRON SCRAP,
"a 500 pounds CAsT-IRON PIPE, SEPARATIONS,
DERRICK TRACK, TROLLEY AND
GEAR-WHEELs, &C.
Also, about 900 FEEr lB. Ny OF TIMBER
that was used In Notwithstanding. ranging In
size from GIG to 12xl2 and from 10 10 IL feet In
length.
Particular attention OF all In this line OF bust
ness is asked. as everything must be sold and TO
moved Of once. JAS. hACDOUGALL,
mh5 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE IN GLOUCESTER cOUNTY.-By yir-
tue OF a decree pronounced IN chancery suits Of
Dawson e Co. Va Ross and Others Morgan Treat
W. Tahaferro, special commissioner, and Ross
and others vs.. Roane, trustee. and others. st
January special term. 1891, OF Gloucester Circuit
Court the undersigned will sell Ut public auction
at Gloucester Courthouse on
MONDAY, APRL Q. 1891,
at o'clock 2. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM known
as "south White Marsh In Gloucester county,
containing about s4S ACRES. splendid grazing
and farming-lands- 'Abont 100 acres In nm Dor
pine, chestnut, white and rsd-oak. The mprove-
ments are good: fencing 10 good a desirable
neighborhood; convenient 70 churches. echooIs,
post-orices, and telephone ofices convenient 70
Norfolk Richmond, and Baltimore by daily
steamers on Ware. severn, and ork riyerA Tho
farm will be sold In parcels or as w1ole.
This is rare opportunity fer purchasing land
OF such great value.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance on six,
twelve, and eighteen months. taking from pur-
chaser or purchasers bonds with approved per-
sonal security. retaining title until the whole
purchase-noncy Is paid.
WARNER r. RoANR.
J. l.. TALlAFBkRo,
Special Com niasioners.
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

-. oncs carried OF the lAutels this de-
S hs urofnises 70 be one Of much insSle5;!si;
Hath societies are on their metAs ~, IN
a. Their best. The public Are coxoAAA'S -
s,;tsd 10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
EOR RENT, DWELLINGS

No si5 east Cary street: i2r.,,
ist May, 1891. Fis.s'
No. IS south Third street: i2,,,...
No. 400 north Twelfth street .i.,.'-ti',
No, 90i east Gay stIest 81 r-l'-..NA
No. 40i east Cary street ID f.@-
No. 533 north Second stre.f 80
No. - Floyd stree, corlfr -
rooms. ~.
No. - Ma stree, corner E.s
rooms. 80
=. 10 . south s Mcrri, :,r ,-.,,
No. 6J3 north Seventh stre.t. 49,.
No. 5ss Norton street. 5raars
No. il0i west Main street. , -,
Kitchen. ~ !
No. 5g7 north Ninth street: bro.
No. a5 south Fourth sfes, . 90
Also, STORES and Plat
Cal for ney list for Nar .. v,,.,,
description. ~ I've
mh S-It Res. s....fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
BY James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ill3 Main street.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
TWO GOOD Two-srosY BRICK TENEMENT
DwRLLINGs,
Nos. 1881 AND 1888 EAST MARSHALL STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS,
A GOOD VACANT LOT ON SIXTEENTH
STREET, BETwE ZEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS
shall sell by public auction on
MONDAY. MARCH Q. 1891.
At Az O'Clock P. n, rfthout limit, the above.
named Mat AND SUBSTANTIAL BhlCh
DWELLINGS, containing abe AZ ak rooms eecns
with detached brick kitchens and lots OIL loh 1ivo
feet each 10 an alley six feet wide, both occupied
py permane ut, prompt-paying tenants att2o per
month Also, the VACANT LOT In rear OF
same, fronting about II feet on sixteenth street
and having good depth. ,
IL Is seldom that property yielding so good
revenue is thrown upon the market wttnous
limit, ard oil persons with little money 10 In
vest should attend this sale.
TsRMs: One third cash; balance oy negonn-
bic notes at six and twelve month"; with Interest,"
ana seoured by deed trust J. b. RLAA,
NH AuchooeoI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
DEATHS HARVEST.
An EI-Confederate, an Old Printer, and
Popular Mason Gone.

An EI-Confederate, an Old Printer, ana
Popular Mason Gone.
T. M. Lewis, formerly of Company D.,
Fifth Virginia cavalry, died at the Soldiers
Home yesterday in the sixty-ffth year OF
his age. The deceased was native of
MARYLAND and had been an inmate OF the
Home for several years. The funeral will
take place from the Soldiers'-Home chapel
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. and members
of the Good Templar order, in which he
was an enthusiastic worker, are invited TO
attend. ssslt.
wELL-KNowN PRNTKR. +
Mr.. David s. Hardwick. a well-known
printer, died at his residence, No. 628north
Twenty-frst street. shortly after. mid:
night Friday night. He was member OF
Richmond Typographical Union and had
been employed in a number or the Leading
book and job-offices of the city. Lynch
burg. and Baltimore. Mr.. Hardwick was
in the tiftieth year Of his age. bis funeral
will take place from st, Johns Episcopal
church this afternoon at o'clock.
APoPULAR MASON.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Charles w. Otey
was found dead IN his bed at his residence.
of his death was apoplexy. Mr.. Otey was
in the fifty-ninth year of his age and was
a brother of Policeman Otey. He was
registrar of the First precinct in Jefferson
ward and member OF Richmond
Randolph Masonic Lodge. No. 49,. The
funeral will take place from the lodge
room at 9 o'clock this morning. Rev. DR..
Cooper conducting the services.
FUNERAL OF MRS. RICK.
The funeral of Mrs Alois Rick, which
took place from st. Johns German Lu-
theran church yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. Mr.. Rick is very Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08


TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE in
i the above mentioned suit, tbs undersigned
thereby appointed for the PURPOSE Will sen ~
auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAscH IL. 1891,
At 4:3O O'Clock z. NJ, the following hEA:
RsTATE-to wit: All that certain LOT OF lana
fronting on the south side Of Csrrington stree'
near Park street on tho west go feet ana rum
n ing back between parallel lines to barn or
building Small dwellings erected upon MS
property Will yield good return upon tho out
lay.
TERMS One third In cash: balance upon credit
OF six aud twelve months, said deferred pay
ments 70 90 evidenced by negotiable notes. WIN
interest added from day Of sale. and tbs title 20
said property TO be retained until the whole OF
the purchase money Is paid and conveyance
IL ordered by tho Court
w. W. COSBY. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & Ross. Auetioneers.
FRENCH, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
FRENCH EFT AIS, DEFxsDAsrs-Is fHs CHAM
Gerry COURT OF rae CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF Decem-
Der 10. 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Slst day OF Decem-
Der, 1890. CHARLES W. GoDDiN,
NH SleIk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
AN EVENT OF THIS WEEK.
Marion Harland's Talk on Mary the
Mother of Wash ugtop.


One of the most interesting events OF
this week will be the talk by Mrs. Terhune
(Marlon Harland) in the parlors of the Ex-
ecutive Mansion Tuesday afternoon at half
past o'clock for the benefit of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities.
The subject of the distinguished and
popular Virginia authoress will be MARY
the Mother of Washington" and il is need
less to say that it will be handled with true
literary art.
A RECEPTION.
Mrs. Terhune is, as the people of Rich
mond well know, a sister of Mr.. s. II.
Hswes, and on Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Halves, whose guest she Is, win give
her reception from to IL o'clock at their
residence, No. 422 east Franklin street.
The Governor and Mrs. Mckinney ard
the officers Of the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities are
the only persons to whom formal invita-
tons to this reception have been rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves will be glad 10 see all
the friends of Mrs. Terhune aud all their
friends who desire to meet their cultivated
guest. The reception will be entirely in
formal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08

Real Estate Agents, Aucuonoefs, en~
No. north Tenth street.
FOX susro'an e,ty Of Of Rishmond. Decree Of
Fox q sia February Is. 1891.
TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
the above mentioned suit the und.rslgneu,
thereby appointed for tho pnrposes WI So" W
auction, upon tho promises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 70, 1891, .-.s.d
AZ az O'Clock p. NJ. the following descr.psu
PRoPERTY-to wit. All that certain Ics, piece.
or parcel Of land with the two Frame I'LL,
Nos x03 and lO5 north Hancock street snoIov.s
and bounded as follows-to Wit: beRseninae 80
point on the east line OF Hancock suees ICY
north Of Marshall street, theme rnn nm, - Han
wardiy, and fronting on said east nne 49, =. 49,
ceck street 81 feet inches. and exteuasne ps re-
hrtween parallel lines So feel, boundod On inc
south by 40 alley 10 feet wide.
n you wish 20 Invest your money IN propvsN
that win always yield ron aco ,b,s .sia his
property has not been without tenants ssnSo ~
TgRxs, One third cash: balance upon creois
OF six and twelve months, said dof~noo Psy
ments TO be evidenced by negousoie nos .,,,a -
interest added from day OF sale and tne tIsIo -
be rst aimed until the whole purch sse-m money 10
paid and conveyance ordered by nc Sour-
Special Commissioner
Fox CHAIRMAN PLArRrIFF, AGAINST FOX AND
OrHsRs, DgFzSDAsrs-IN Tue SbAsSA"'
COURT or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I. Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the specisi COM
missioner BY the decree In said cause OF rspru-
ary 10, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th Gay on MATCH
1891. CHAhLES We ooDp S,n,p
mhS NIoIk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
DWELLINGS FOR REM

$50 per snnum-No. 9 E.A Nd. =
rooms. ~
300 per nnnum-So. tlj ga, To,,-.
Il rooms. ~
900 per siaum-NO. 1870 ,a,.slr..
rooms.
$3.50 per annum-So. 9,9 sai. Ya,,,,.
l6 rooms ~
$50 per snnum Rad 'ps ,.r... ,...,
eriy. ~ q
BRAH-NEw AND DESlRp,s
$3.50 per month-.@i rc-h =.
street; 5 rooms. -
SIC per month--106 Bu'hsreE- ..,....,.
$3.50 per monIh-ZS Y sir.e.. =. n
OTHER SMALL HOUSES.
EkANk D. HTtAn
NH SIS Snof.A Esr.eI =