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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

sTREET.CAR conductor in Chicago
was fined ten dollnrs for using profane
language in the presence Of passengers,
The precedent is as good as the habit is
bad
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

s AGGREGATINa the national, state and
county indebtedness, the per capita IN
this country shows decrease from
$46. 50 in 1880 to $20.46 in 1890, or more
than one-half. Isl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

BROOKLYN has q girl forger aged
eleven and boy burglar aged eight, so
it will be seen that the male sex is still
clearly in the lead
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

SIxTY-FouR earthquakes were felt in
Japan during March. On March 81
nine shocks occurred
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18

JoHN CRohiB and =. Cooke, Attorneys
for MQrtgagee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-06-18
Observation-Disclosures SALE

3[PRoBATE sEALl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
wh.t,sina Name?

The celebrated Boston symphony Or;
ohestra gave concerts in Baltimore and
Washington during the past week to
crowded houses. This organization. as
great as it was under its former leader, has
reached still greater degree OF perfection
under MIR. Arthur Nlkisch.
Speaking of this orchestra, o curious
law suit is brought to mind, which grew
ont of the now too-general practice, OF
connterfeiting the name Of anything that
ia meritorious and sailing under false
eolors. About two seasons ago. Max
Rechert organized in Boston q small in
strumental club of seven members and
called 1t the " Boston symphony Orches-
trai Club a name remarkably. suggestive
~ the " Boston Symphony Orchestra" At
the opening of the present season SINH
lar organization in New York started edo. out !;
S;ncnlariy enough, Baehert actually
brought suit against this club TOR using
his name. and in the latter part OF septem-
her actually won his case. Can the ques-
ton any longer DO asked, Whats III q
namey"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

Thus Il will DO seen that tboro was expended
BY tho Lady Managers for the year e70v.bO. OF
this amoant tho City Council contributed 300 :
Df. Hoges church, $50; the Second BAPTIST,
SIS, ana Mr William Gibson 80. Thus II MP
peRIt that S7O-oniy " S70N-is the amount on
sympathy that existed last year IN the entire
city 81 Richmond for tho work os tho Msgdalen
AseOciation-a SUN not suficient 20 buy lady 8
bail-drcss. There Was great economy on the
paft Of the Lady Managers, whose zeal In this
good work Il fortunately not chilled by the cook
meas q ibclr fciioH-cltlzeR$ They labor for q
better and richer reward than human sympathy
or support
Although practically ignored by the good peo-
pic Of tho city we are no. ~ all discouraged. We
kitOse uh.f zee ara dung. II nng ono IN town or
country hhs any complaints or suggestions 70
make or any ADVICE 20 Ouer by the newspapers,
though incgg Or privately, We will DO glad 20
consider them and under no consideration will
We b. offended. We would be encouraged 20
md the public Sufficiently interested won %
ask questions The S709.80 above mentioned
r. bat a part OF the cost OF maintaining the
Homo u does not include repairs, insurance,
attention. 90 garden, &C., &C. Last year the
Homo wae painted, a new roof put on, and city
water introduced, all which cost 1850, making
the ontIre expense sI,275.G0. Our income
from investments is but 1850. IL will thus DO
sesn that We need help. Who win give III
Respectfully, &C., W. ". PARKER,
President Board Of Directors.
Nnyefn har Il JSQl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
pIsPOsEp 10 BIZ LIBERAL.
THE SACREO-HEART FAIR.
A Gay and Festive Season Opens at snnge'
Hall To- Morrow Night.

The Sacred Heart Fair opens tomorrow
night OF Sanger Hall. IL will probably
las. Tor three weeks. The outlook for its success
is bright. The ladies who lave charge OF tables
have been working very zealously Tor some time
and hEve succeeded in getting together largo
quantity Of beautiful articles, many OF them
being Of rare value.
Apart from this, hOwe|er, the object OF the
fair appeals to all Ills 90 reduce the large debt
now upon tho Church OF the Sacred Heart IL is
proposed on different nights OF tho fair to have
ATTRACTIONS. On Monday, the opening night, an
amateur minstrel troupe will hold forth ana one
OF the city bands will discourse sweet music.
Most Of tho wel.-known singers have promised
20 attend the fair and render some vocal selec-
lions. tits also proposed to have some artistic
tableauX.
The Catholic societies Of the city will all at
tend the fair Tho Mcdiu Union viii DO present
on Monday might and tho Ancient Order OF HI
bcrnians on Wednesday. The military organ-
zhti0ns OF the city will . Q Invited 10 attend and
viii probably do 90. Tho fair promises some eK-
citing voting contests. Presidents Of societies,
city officials, and captains OF companies viii, IL
j. said. be voted for, and no doubt fuu vote
viii be polied by them all. One Of the charms
of this election law il that You can vote as early
and as often as you please, the oitener tho bet
ter and IL doesn't matter how many dead men
or unuaturalzcd citizens are voted, provided
only they pay the snrin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
EAST RICHMOND COMPANY.
Receiver Takes an Inventory OF the Bet
terments-What lie VIII Recommend.

Mr.. Philip ?. Winston, receiver of the
East Richmond Company, accompanied
By MAJOR A. II. Courtney, his counsel, and Mr.. d..
q. Dickinson visited the property yesterday Tor
the purpose OF making an inventory o. It's bet
termentS
They found the carrlage-factory In full opera
ton and turning out "a fne class OF WORK. The
walls OF tho sewing-machine factory brick
building 25Ox1OO feet, arc up and ready for Tho
root. The knittinc-iaclory is comp oted and
fully equipped with machinery, on which there
Is n inautsnce OF $4,000. one large residence
ard q connexions clearinghouse are occupied,
aud there have Just been finished ten pretty cot
tagcs, which are vacant.
The receiver viii recommend TO the court thst
he be authorized to pat tenants IN these cottages
until epring az nominal rent in order 10 secure
tho etety II III. buildings. He will by that time
have listed the assets aud liabilities OF the COM
pauy and q better opportunity Will be Afforded
Tor disDOsing Of tho property or making con-
tracts for tho establishment OF industries. lie
as, thinks that tho carras refractory Will continue
operntions II a suitable arrangement can Do
made Major Courtney spoke yesterday AFTER
noon in a worry cheerful way as TO the prospects
of tho property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

49, ~---.>s >'s-s,-"- -s,'~'~ ssS
George w. Mayo, Auct.oneer.
rT1RUsTEE7s SALE OF LARGT

TYR USTEESS SALE OF LARGE
1QUANTTTIES OF wHIeKEYS. BRANDfES,
WINES, FANCY GROCERIES, &c---By virtue Of
deed OF trust from Julien Binford TO me ss
the store No. 1909 east Main street, beginning
at 1880 A. NJ,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1891,
barrels hoSTIcELLo, two stamps, WIS
kbl, spring 1889:
ebarrols MONTICELLO, two stamps, wHIsKEY.
/ barrel single single; stamp. LESLIE wHIsxEy.
seven years old;
barrels OVERLOOK, two stamps, KEN
lucky BOURBON WHISKEY;
barrel, two stamps, COOK RYE WHIsKEY;
barrel, two stamps, BUHGARDNER WIS
95 barrels FERNcLIFFE. two stamps, BoUR-
BON WHIsKEY, spring 1883. In bond;
20 barrsls MoErRoSE EASTERN RYE WIS
10 barrels MONTICELLO wHIsKEY, fan
1890, In bond;
i barrel ine GIN:
I barrel very dne APPLE BRANDY;
bLAChBERRY BRANDY, in barrels and half
BRANDY. GLARET, and GIN in cases;
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN ClIAAPAGNKSi
shEkRIES, PORTS, and other WINES AND
LIQUORS.;
ASG0sTURA and other BTTTERs IN Cases;
| CIGARS, SMOKING, and CHEWING ToBAC-
COS OF various brands:
CANNED GOODS, impogt tod and domestic.
| PICKLES, PRESERVES, &C.;
TtAs Ia original packages:
COFFbES and an assortment OF such goods ss
are usually kept by a hrst-class Wholesale
and retail grocer;
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, SHOW
CASES, and STORE FIXTURES, including
GLASS FRONT CASES, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, BINS. &C;
One very good GRoCER'S WAGON;
The long-estaDlished reputation OF the liquors,
wines and groceries sold by Mr. Julien Binford IL
| sufficient assurance 10 the pubic that every
thing offered will DO Of the very best quality,
and the trade will have an unusual opportunity
| TO supply themselves with well-known brands.
| TAZEWELL ELLETT, Trustee.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctoneer.
| no 1,4,5,67,&S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
slhnor,. omcsrs Installed.

Sidney Lodge Of Good TempIars had q
largely-atteudoJ meeting Friday night, al wniSn
sftsr receiving several applications for mea Der
ebtn aud hearing gratifying writton r. ports from
tbe oricers, the following newly-elecled oinetts
We're lnstallod by Deputy Joseph II. shepherd
cstef Tesnniar. Mr. Richard j. Carleton; Vice
,Ta"nlar' Niss Lizzie naurand; Financial secre-
tary' Mr.. L. Russell smith; Assistant Secretary
Me- Carlo Rice; Treasurer, Miss Emna Jen-
kins; Marshal Mr.. George 4. fleasanls Deputy
Aar.hal, Mas FlOrie Rice; Guard, Mr.. Robert H.
Ais,on. Sentinel Joseph II. shepherd, ST.; VI
esnlst. Miss Mabel Pasey; and Musical DIRECTOR
Professor Esan Cocker.
on Monday uigat tais lodge VIII cn'eer anu on,
tertxin Charity LOige, No. So, % sprngheid
TaiI corner OF Twenty sixth and 81 streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

ssid that We ara waiting time and money. bus
who VIII estimate the vslne 81 ore enved sonl
Who will reckon 10 IN dollars and centsf We
are striving 10 do what oar weak iudemonts
point Qua a. beat for those poor degraded women,
and wo can only pray for help nom on hish tnet
we may DO enabled 20 DO better rofk TOT QUIZ
Heavenly Father each succeeding year can
cornmendation for our worthy matron, VINO mas
20 tatbiuny discharged her ardu9as duties
through much physical weakness nnd sunerins.
believe | caa truly say $40 has zone VIVA, sae
could tn this WORK 70 which she has deNo1eo her
life
Received by tho Treesarcr for runetng the
Home duang this year S709G0 every dollar o.
which WAS expended. We have JUST begun 70
"string bags" Tor a tobacco-factory, ana nope 70
make something I'm tails way.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. T. G. GRAY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
.c,,aensally struck with Fiat-Iron.

There was no interesting feature III the
,,,e..e,sI5nes Of the Follce Court yesterday.
Mary Hodges paid $3.50 and costs ter cutting
Manley GOODWIN. 80 - So... "a.
Assuming and boating Emma Jones
RIchard SCHOOLS (c0lorod) won't down Tor sixty
dnSs in default OF security. he was up on u
charge o. stealing . gold ftng. In,
Nalson Mitchell (colOfed) was charged Win
s,iikine Mary Branch Ia the fscc with nat-iron.
T'be boas6 10 which tho occurrence took place
Was crowded with people, several OF whom swoIe
.hs blow Was Ga accident, ana Nc'sVh was VIZ
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

Miss Gussie Daniels literature and ART
cla.s cannot fail 70 prove one % the most en-
tovable attractions OF the winter season 70 u
largo circle OF Richmond ladies' Miss Dalllei mas
AMI In a course ~ conversational lectures VIII
carry her pupils ough Athens. hoIne' flor-
encs. Voniee, r. and London, acluaintlns
tn,,1,sI crprres. Miss Daniel aside from being
one OF the most cultivated ladies in virginia, ana
naturally a charming conyeIsanonalst' mas
given thorough and Gppreo'atye study 70 tloiL.e ;
Inc will discuss. She hos an inherent love Ior
al ana literature, and IS by sympathy and e&.
tensiVe RI aiding Of tie history ana criticism OF
these rich nelds entire,y at hone In them. Her
next class meets on Tues Jay sitefnoon az a:9V
o'eloclt and thereafter on Monday afternoons at
,ho stme hour The rest Of this month VIII DC
snent In Athens, and In December the eiSsS VIII
10 arried 10 Rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
In obedience 10 tho neutrality-suspicious. de4
cree we will by auction, on the premises, on

In obedience 10 tho herenafter-mentioned del
cree we viii by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1891,
a, 400 o'clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE, tho
R0UGHLY-CONSTRlCT AND WElI-FiNs
lSHED BRICK RESIDENCE above referred To-
with the lot on which 10 stands, fronting 80 faoe
and running back 100 feet 10 an alley.
The location OF this propaety Is among the
choicest, being opposite the pelatiai mansion
and grounds OF Major Ginler, and just where
other handsome improvements are young u9 ana
where others arc still 10 DO erected In the meas
failure; and the price OF land In This particular
square (the last sale being az $3.50 ifont 1000
insures the erection OF nothing except hands
some and costly structures hereafter. Ihi4
house is beautifully arranged, has been wek
cared for. and h altogether very desirable IN
every respect. It contains about eleven roouup
besido8 ample servants ACCOMMODATIONS, enl ~
can be seen at any reasonable hour BY applying
on the premises Ii desired moro ground on Inc
west can DO had at a reasonable price.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the residue ~
enc, two and tnreo years Tor notes with interest,"
semi-annually, or more than one fourth In cash,
or all cash at the Optsn Of the purchaser, ana
tho title 70 DO retained until all the purchases
money shall have boon paid. -
WYNDHAN X. MEREDITH,
JAMES PLEAsANfs,
Special Commissioners
GRANT, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST GRANTS ApsrNisrH4s
TOR AND AIS, DgPESDANr5--ls TUE CHAScBBS
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I, Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court, cor.
tify that the bond required Of ths special conls
mlssioners by the decree Ia said cause OF 239
October, 1891, has been duly given.
Der, 1891. CHARLES W. GoDDIN, Clerk.
no .4.G.8.lO.&1 1-8o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
COURT ORDERS.
--...~~.- - 80. = 49, --->,~~NN~~0~
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
RIYES TATUN, &C.,
W..
THE RICHMOND AND HARRIs0NBURG
LAND COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given to all parties to this
suit and to al others interested in It that on the
23a day OF July, In vacation, decree was rem
dercd directing that Winfield Liggett, one OF the
master commissioners OF thtS court, should as
certain, state, and report the following:
/. The personal property and estate, inciudlns
all Indebtedness, belonging TO said defendant,
the Richmond and Harrisonburg Land Company
that has come or should come into tho hands Oh
the receiver OF said company, Philip b. Shield.
2. Tho real estate Of which said defendant
company Is possessed or entitled. with the liens
thereon and the order OF their prioriiies.
8. The names AMI residences OF the stock
holders Of said defendant company, the respeo-
tive shares Of the capital stock Of said company
20 which they have subscribed or which they
now hold, with the sums paid thereon, the as
sessinents called and not paid, and the amount
for which each is respectively liable 70 assess
ments, and IN case there have been assessments
OF said stock BY the original Subscribers the
names and residences OF the said original sub
scribers. the names and residences OF any inter-
mediate holder or assignee oil the same, ana the
name aud residence Of the holder thereof.
4. The Indebtedness OF said company, 10 whom
the same Is owing, the amount thereof, with any
priorities to which the same may be entitled.
g. To state and settle the accounts OF Philip
b. Shield, the receiver OF said defendant COM
pany.
9. ANY other matter deemed pertinent by the
commissioner or that any party Ia interest may
require.
gett, commissioner, had become 80 situated as
executor OF Z. W. Sibert that Il Was not proper
TO- MIN 10 take said accounts, the Court on tho
2sth day OF October, 1891, ordered " that Mas
ter-Commis.ioner j. II. Jones be, and Il hereby,
substituted In place OF said Liggett. and as such
commissioner was ordered ~ execute said re-
feronce.n
have therefore fixed On
THURSDAY THE 10Th DAY OF DgcsrErs, 1891,
at my once, In Harrisonbnrg, rs the time and
place Of commencing 70 take said accounts, ana
viii continue from day TO day and time 70 time
until their completion, and all parties immedi-
ately or remotely interested win take notice
thereof
Given under my hand this 4ih day q Noyem-
Der, 1891. J. ~. JONES,
Commissioner In Chancery.
slPz & HARRIS. p.q. no s-sass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
COLLEGE BOYS TO PLAY FOOTBALL.
The Rand olph-Macons to Contest Against
Professor PuryeaT's students.

The football elevcns of Richmond Col
lege and RandOlph-Macon Will meet upon
tue Geld 40 Island Park tomorrow afternoon as
s.9O o'clock and contest Tor the championship Of
the respective institutions which they represent.
College sports are always interesting 70 the gem
eral public, as tho Students when they appear
IN public contests, attract around them a largo
number OF their lady admirers.
Inc following are the "kickers" OF Richmond
College: w. d. Duke, left end; Graves, lett
csvtra rnsh Merstella, right guard A. L. Moi
fett. right tackle; William Pitcher, right END |;
Sd. Harrison, Jr., quarter back; j. Ii. Kead, lei.
haIf back; +. W. Duke (captainl, night hah
Werrea. Warren Mercer, and j. IL. BagDy. l..
c. Laird, manager. .,..
The Randolph-Nacons are Gaid to DO stalWart
set of fellows, fully qualified 10 give tho ho'ne
team a stout tussie, ana Inc game PROMISES W 10
an exceedingly interesting one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

s>~.~-1S~y~&- ,er---- y ->f1e~sSNv<
By J. b. Elam . Co.
and
r. B. Chaffln & 90,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e>rS>SS<~<S>S>
By J. D. Elam . Co.
and
II. B. Chanln & 90,
Real Estats Aucticncers.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
ONE or THE BEST RESIDENCES ON UPPER
GRACE STREET,
No. 1920 WEST GRACE, SOUTH SIDE BE-
TWEEN HARRISON AND RY-
LAND SHEETS,
on THAT
BEAUTIFUL ELEVATION JUST EAST OF
RICHMOND COLLEGE GROUNDS,
THREE STORIES, DETACHED, HANDSOME.
MODERN, AND COMPLETE.
TERMS: EXTRA LIBERAL
BY request Of The owner we shall sell BY public
auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, NovxxBxs II, 1901,
at 4:30 o'clock P. NJ, the sbove-named compara-
lively now, spacious. admiralty arranged, sub
stantiaily-built, handsome, and delightfully."-
situated DETACHED THREE-SToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE, containing twelve rooms OF nne
size, with all the modern conveniences, and In
perfect order. The lot is q Observation-Disclosures
one, fronting 81 feet, extending back betwesn
parallel lines 154 feet, and having wide side and
rear alleys.
This win be found upon inspection TO be In all
respects a most attractive homo, aud TO afford
all persons interest cd opportunity to examine
II before the sale WILL BIZ OPEN TO INSPEC-
TON DAILY FROM IL A. N. TO p. N.
This property Is absolutely free from any con-
ceiyablo objection, and ought TO please you. Go
10 see IL and come to the sale.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In three
equal instruments, by negotiable notes, at one,
two, and three years, with interest added, and
secured by deed Of trust; or all cash, at the OPP
ton OF the purchaser.
J.R ELAN a CO.,
r.. b. CHAFFIS & CO.,
nos Auctioueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
pa inst, Acquitted.

The only criminal case tried IN the hust-
ings Coun yesterday was that against Z. Dc
Justo, the West Indies negro who was cue ts1a
croyefnent Clfnpany, OF which the prisoner Was
secfetary. Several witnesses were placed on me
stand, but no testimony was produce1 Wnlcn WAS
sufficient 70 warrant convicti0n, nnn eonilhon.
the accused. This was doao and De Justo walked
from The ooartroom With 5xI0 smile across Ms
face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
BY X. p. Chafin & Co,
Real Estate Auctionors,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
a VERY PRETTY AND wELl-LoCATED
BUILDING LoP ON NORTH LINE OF Bhv-
ERLEY STREET, ADJOINING EdNANUEi.
CHAPEL.--I3y virtue Of deed OF trust dated
February ~, 1889, recorded In Henrico County
Court Deadlock 126 A, page 81, and at the re-
quest 0. nOte-holder, default having been mace
In payment Of notes secured, will sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1891,
at 4:30 o'clock r. NJ, the LAND described IN
said deed "as all that certain lot or parcel Oh
land lying aud Being In tho county Of Henrico.
near the western limits OF the city OF Richmond
on the north line Of Beverley street, commencing
go feet east Of Washington street, thence run.
ming eastwardly along and fronting on said
north Tine Of Beverley street 80 feet, and thence
running back within parallel lines parallel with
Washington street. 100 feet TO an alley"
TERMS: Cash 20 pay expenses OF sale, any
taxes due, and n note Of s56, with interest from
February ~, 1891; two notes amounting 20
S11b, with interest from August IL, 1881,
credit 70 February -, 1892. for two notes
amounting 20 $50, and balance on terms TO be
announced at hour OF sale.
X. 3. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by r. B. CHAPLIN s. CO., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
MORE IRON IN MONTGOMERY.
Developing the Mines-A Branch Railroad.
burglars Frightened or.
Especial telegram to tho Dispnch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dispachl
CHR1sTIANsBURG, Va, November lit is
thought that o very valuable body OF iron
has been discovered about two miles from
town. A large force of hands have been at
work tor some time developing it. To-day
President Kimball Vice-President Eddy,
and General-Manager Sands, of the Nor
folk and Western. accompanied by party
of English capitalists. visited the mines.
NEW START.
Engineers have been running lines 10
locate a branch railroad. All these things
taken together give riselto the hope that.
while all the other booms are slumbering,
the old burg will take a start.
Burglars entered the residence of Cap
tain j. r. johnson last night, but were
frightened of without accomplishing more
than the theft of an overcOat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
BY John r. Goddin
and
r. B. Chafln & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUB
~ Lie AUCTION.
HAWKES. guardian against Silver and ala.


BY virtue OF thrco DEGREES OF tho Circuit Court
OF tho county OF Henrico IN tho above cause.-the
fret entered July 10, 1889; the seconi March
90, 1891. and tho third July -, 1S0l-the
undersigned, special oonmiss appointed
for the purpose, will sell at public auction, az
Henrico county courthouse, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1891,
at L. o'clock 81, THE TRACT OF LAND in
Henrico county about three miles from Rich-
mOnd, on the Charles City road, containing 100
acres, more or less, occupied by Mrs. X. w. Sill
yer. There Is a good dwelling containing ten or
twelve rooms, in nice order, located In a fine
grove: tenants house OF four rooms; good barn
and out-buildings. The land lays nicely, In good
condition, and It's proximity 20 East Richmond
makes II very desirable as an investment.
The above property Is advertised 10 be sold at
the risk and costs Of Mr.. G. N. Goodwin, tho
former purchaser, he having failed 20 comply
with the terms OF sale, and upon tho following
terms-viz., s3.S54.l7 cash, the sum 81
S2,5G9.44 twelve months after date, s2,56o.4i
twenty-four months after date, and s2.569.44
thirty-siX months after date, with interest from
the 4th day Of April, 1891, until paid, aud the
residue upon such terms as shall be announced
at time OF sale, title 10 be retained and con-
yeyance ordered by the Court.
J. J.. HAWKES.,
CONWAY X. SANDS,
Special Commissiontrk
JOHN T. GoDDIN,
L. B. CHAFFlN & Co.,
AuctiOneere