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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

Mr.. WV poAtor.c editor and proprietor ofthe
Toft Worth Trudc Rsrlrf and one 81 The bfisht
ct young business men 81 NurthNott ToAhs, IN
an editorial usHs the following strong language
rcfUrrinr 10 Prof. Windsor
"Mc have been benefited hy hls lectures aud
benefited By bic prutrH-IunHl cAnninau1u, aud
have fOuni by experience thtt The printiples
he tcAches ARE valuable ~ rtory man who
mentally, morally and financially a.
a rrl0indeF, tic ttil0s NJ this paper unhr.ltat
iugly asserts mat De is luf tNicd 10 Prot Wind.
s1r ior what push sad yiu De- now manifesto lu
hIs dily newspsper Wors 1nd would not take
10000 Tor thr chart no obtained Of him tWu
yeErF ago
" Ml' li'h'l = Hu,N nv 'n' llheA lhul'llrl
Die that he dlrs nut uyuftaHuHtu the value uf
bic phTenOoNeal elimination ia.is b. FrOG
Windsor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

NsrrV. col May ?, 1901.
PrQf I'm Wa 'tlr, ~, H.f.HNlf Dr.r sIr'
|. glns ne .fl pleasure FOO aHl'rtuAt thtOl fh
tfs rNceliU ~ frtAtm. D.. uf y.ur physicians tLl
s4rstuna HiEU teen Hutt TO- q. htsltt Nrufl a
s,.rrH tNsr " lndrUr. .H, N."n ransulIrd
Yuu The istt Hifr OF wY aclulNu was sNuIIrn
.urIrvsnirut aru UauiH. ! woe vert much
NlAraV1 r, Wy rIuulIi1n, hui us tO1u aH mr.
tnie' surgeon yfHNIH = iu. . hrftn 60 KAN
uulI'ucr, Hf % We tFNil'nl ffun Ns iosrgrr
ihat De- understood no rA.f. Ht1 pFuyiuuH b
rouH ullpd O. iuHH nl. s.riHu, vino tTHs badly
pua.ltd auf wanted 90 rail on atHtts for g.As
'ufHtinu. i1Hr .ufHcHu ON the contra y,ItN.
pressed 30 pusit.y" .UuNiedEr oi the oHsrlrI
promised MI % lIiU. WnlCa hU has fui Hcrug.
nlIHHel iu loo thHu ten ihNH, anali u.Nur
u|gHt tHH hfuNUrsI AMI tnntiIurfguu Nltu
NI.I.N Wtn ff a. % hy hlili yuu aud yuHr phl.
H'r.siH. aud rrfr "a tho toe charged Hs very
700 sHuHhin, ruusUuHHns tho eNUrlUnre ~ the
Nu5E and the quckuH.s NJ ttsnlia. Mlh gteAl
gratitude, am always Your tiund,
N. SWANSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

trisss Equipment, Electric LiEh's
Courteous EnpioSss ami spien'
did service.

II YOU arc going east, take the Chi.
cage, Milwaukee y -. Paul hallway,
the Chicago Short Line, aud enjoy all
die improvements aud convonleuoes OF
frst.clasB railway such NJ electric
lighted aud steam heated, solid vesti
hulo trains, with Westinghouse air sig
mails and the finest dining cars In the
world. Free reclining chair cars.
This rusd runs no emigrant trains or
cans. SecOnI.class passengers are car'
rled on regular exprtSs trains IN clean,
Hight cOaCnes, with cushioned seats an1
hacks, aud are us good az The coaches
furnished by many rosds to hrst'cIass
passengers.
Tho electric berth read'ng limp fel.
lure ia tho pullmnn sleeping cas- un
an thls lno l. patented anu cauuoi ur
used by any other railway company.
Z II the grea. improvement OF the age.
Try II and he convinced.
fnvel hy thit road and he assured Of
courteous Treatment by rs employees.
For drthor Particular call nj lil
Main Street
AirN, MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
r. n. POWELL,
Contracting Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

Washington county sub-uniou Of the
Farmers Alliance wants "long and
short law" against railroads; wants banks
forbidden TO charge more than 0 per
cent. interest or to collect interest IN adj
vance; wants mortgages taxed az 50 per
cent. OF their face yalne; wants jurors to
be- paid mileage, and wants valued
policy" law TO compel insurance com
panies to pay the full amount OF u policy
without the privilege OF pleading IN de-
fense that the property has been insured
for more than its value, Louisville
cnnriar, j annual -.
Miss Marguerite Meriuglon, tho presi'
lent Of the alumni VI the Normal college,
Ind professor OF Greek In the college ~
foung and attractive She and her a'al'rs
vere graduated at the Normal college 10
he glme time, aud they are stated 20 have
.rnons them carried oil all tue prltes Of
heir elass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue, Idaho. Mining CompHuy. salt isto
CITY, itah lerttoFy. Location NJ tuuct.
PAL place % husiueha Salt thte CITY, ttau
1oWtufy, ilUcauon OF NiuHs Mlurfal
III Mn'ng District, ssto & Idaho.
NUtigL - iiEHEnN GtiEN, THAT AT
~ amtcuuE " the iiosff ~ Directors q
,sid Company, held ou The llth day ui Am,
ISL an HsfnsHWunt " tlrtF .HI| cents uHr
thAfc Wa levied uu the CapthI STOCK ~ The
Corporation, payable 70 Jotiah haTnrit. Treas
tter ~ hia uia'o IN TIE latkItf ptcc 81 Me-
tofnlet Co., -tN ihke CT, taH Territory.
on % before the sth DAY Ui MAY. ~. Any
t'ucl u1un which iiia Atsrssmrut shall Tcmaln
ton, and uulcaa payment q u. DC HH ore, viNt
be- cold on trIdal, thc ash dag Of june. lsul, NJ
lle once 70 lhu Company ln Hat Tao CITY.
Utah Territory, Ai y M o. tlF ihH dglinguUui
assessment, tiruthrr with The e1ria OF hlvsr
Yang and expense OF salC. iiT 0lior 81 tAs
hoard Of DIftrtlra 0. ~. HONS,
Acunf secretary.
SAT- iaHc CITY. Utsh, April D. l.Ji. di
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

There arc plenty Of people who do not
see the Importance Of any great moral
reform until it, principles arc broush,
TO their notice through some popular
medium. We do not mean 10 ccnsurc
such pcuons. Tho cause for their un.
awakened energies Ia tho dircc.e Of
amy single moral reform Is found IN tho
fact that there are 30 many other things
constantly demanding their attention in
this ago Of Christian ondcavor. N one.
therefore. would secure tho lively inter.
ct Of men aud women nowadays In
favor Of any good cause. he must present.
the case Ia u forciblo way, else thoy will
not be- likely TO take In It's full dgnid.
cuuCc.
That thcprescrvation OF tho Christian
md the civil sabbath calls today for tho
whole soulel support Of every person. Is
proposition ~ true as any which can
bo put on paper; yet II 81 fact that
many thoroughly good people do ,ot
give their best energies 20 tho work.
simply because nobody has interested
them and nothing has startled them into
Hceing tho Tremendous Importance og
this question. This 81 tho fault ul much
Of our sabbath literature. The books
which deal with tho Sunday question do
It ia a general way. They fail many of
them, 10 illustrate by specific aud a..
miliar illustration what they try to
prove and 80 people arc not properly
impressed with the situation. -Christ.an
Advocate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

II "a by doing our duty that we learn
TO DO e. So long rs men dispute whether
or not thing Is their duty they never
get tho nearer. Let them set ever 80
weakly gbuit doing Il, AMI the face Of
things alters. They lnd In themselves
strength which they knew not Of. Dill-
oulllcs which II seemed 10 them they
could not get over disappear. For no
accompanies II with the influence Of his
blessed spirit, and each performance
opens our minds for larger inhuxes Of
his grace aud places them in communion
with him.-E, u, Pussy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

"rhis Africa which opens before me,
shall leave II by my inactivity to u
commerce too often INSCRIPTIONS, 10 nd.
ycnturcrs without conscience, TO civil.
ization which can be- only disastrous 10
tho black race, Il the Gospel does not
correct or hinder It's circctsi No! this
abandonment of my duties am not pre-
pared ior, will remember my Chris.
tian responsibilities; l will remember
that owe tho Gospel, that owe my
self TO these heather Africans or Others,
and that Il r,iuso what they have a
right 10 expect OF me. their blood, shed
perhaps by tho hand OF white man.
will cry for vengeance against me. |
owe myself TO them, and owe myself
also TO dod. with all have, with all l
ain." Arc not these right thoughts, such
a. q Christian should chorishf May we
Of America consider we'll. and ~ In COILS
sight, what Is our sphere Of influence in
Africa!-Missionary Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

There Is moro benefit In good laugh
than IN all the hot water remedies,
filth cures, cold water, electric aud all
other new tangled treatments In the
world, and 1t does not cost anything.
Laugh, II YOU know Of nothing else
to laugh ut, laugh Mt your nclghbor.
lie Is probably improving his health by
laughing at you. -Atcllson Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27


NOTICE ts HEREBY GtNfN THAT
~ q. ~ raNnFrt h4miniftra'ur Of Tho estate
OF thuuaa Adklus. zen, deceased, hnH rrns
dcrci Tor teil'ou,pri, hrt 1ltd m sHii Couti Nj,
nual account of hi Naturalization ~ SAID 90.
tate and pciiuuu Cor Ann distriIuuuu e ne
residue II sad cstAiu among tlu putl1ns
entitled thereto, AMI that Wodnnsllf The .ith
day Or Hay, a. ~ iHl, AZ 10 O'Clock o.. m,,
10 The Court Room q s-ii Court, 10 ne touniy
Tguit0Ty ,hAa been duly appointed by the duhso
~ thid tdurt for the scitement of taid auoouni
ana bearing std petition Tor dlsuihuunu, II
which time and p'iCu any perron Interested IA
fHid estate may aTpear and thOw causc, n Auy
there be. why sald account should not Va
settled and approved and nnal distribution
made ~ prayed Tor
C.E. ALLEN,
dtd Clert o. The Probate Court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

Itisa serious thing TO die, It Is moro
serious thing TO live. 50 rs 1t Is u great
and glorious thing to die, II IS q thing
greater aud more glorious and Godlikc
TO 1.-Two o resigned, active and blessed, a
not happy life.--Schiller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

In the Probate Court in and fnr salt Lake
County, Territory o. Utah.
In the matter Of lha Estate OF Clara ID.
Young, Deceased.

NToTiCE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IL GraudO Nuung aud spencer ClAWhnn,
administrators of che estate of ClHra u, NounF,
deceased, have rendered for settlement, aud
Med IN said Court, tholr lnll account u their
administration of faii estatc aud petition for
final distribution Of Che residue IL aAid estato
among the persons rnutlrd thereto, aui that
1.efday, the IND day % June, A. II. Isl, az
" n'cloCk a. M, AZ Tho Court Room uf sail
tnuft, m the Couuiy Court iiouts, SAT- Lake
appointed by tho judge u said Court, Tor tho
settlement Of sad account and hearing sad
uetltiop tor disinbuunn, AZ which time and
pace any person Interested IN SAID estate may
appear amt show cause " any there be why
siid account should not be settled and aps
proved snd nnAl dtuluutlon made a. prayed
Tor,
dated Nay $, ls)L
Gle. ALLEN,
Clerf NJ the Probate Court.
Nv @, n Stanton, dspuiN. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

A downcy editor Is IN trouble from
having published the following, Miss
Jones, who came here before the food,
Is still the guest Of her brothrrn lie
found 1t difficult TO convince the lady
that he meant no reference to her ugc.
San lrarelsco Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

NOTICE n liriifBY GiNEN THAI
~ tlshhrih ltu. htwiristIAtrlN ~ tho CO.
s1f thumas iIt. deceased, Doe rendered fHr
settlement, aud nlfd lu sid Court, her anal
account of her adminIstra ton Of fali eHtr'r
hnd petition for fnhi distribution 20 The rel.
Que 81 said estate Amour the persons entitled
Juuc, Al. lspf, AZ 90 O'Clock am. NJ tho C0uIt
Room of said Court, 10 the Douny Court
liouae. ~glt ial Q ciiy aud County, inh iuru
tory, haH been duly appointed hF ihr Judge &
said tuurt Tor no srttlrmrnt of said account
and hrrruE H1ii petition for dIstuhuttIn. 10
which time and place any person lnttfrNri lu
shid tftaiv may hIpeaT amt show rlUtr. u any
there 30, why aHid HrUUunt should Uut be- frfs
o. prayed Tor
dated May -. i-si.
C.E, AitiN.
clark NJ tle Probate Court,
ny g. \. srNyrnu. dfruN. dd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

In Today already walks Tomorrow
Coleridse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27
A MEDICAL EXAMINATION

by pRnf. MlND-OWS stan ~ surge0na and
specialists Will ten you the exact nature and
probable results At any allmrnt You may bc
if'lrtcd with aud The coat aud uirg % Per.
ni,neat care,
Medical Examinations Free 10 All
THIS department, IA undor inc management OF
DR. E. II. LANSING,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT, SILVER or BREAK.
IL Isthc only Noi-Forg.1 ard Hammer.
Pointed liofsfsloe Nal iu The Wufld
made by machinery he precisely tho ANS
manner a. tho uld'iasliuucd hand made
natl.
The United States Government projects
tho procrss " tho,r manufacture through
palcnts, ari other arms who make or
uiluriisp ii1rHrsh0o Nail M hora dcs-
cubod, are guilty Of Infringement and
DctsipHq Ae Rittc.
A. YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
lns.., on your Blacksmith using tue
PUTNAM iti absolutely safe.
~ 9y ~ ", aea.ef' " unf',,.h N..h'
Pullru Nail Co., NspOasaI, Boston, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
STRUCK HIN OFF.
A coLoRED TRAGEDY IN BEDFORD.
Farmer Woodson Kills Farmer Mason for
Taking the Fcnce-R Rails
Lspecial telegram 70 the pIspatch.l


LYNcHBURG, Va. May "a fatal shoot
ing ARRAY Is reported TO have occurred
early this morning near Bethel, Bedford county,
between two colored farmers. The facts are as
follows: Bill Woodson and Tom Mason got into
dispute about some fence-rails, which they own
cd In partnership. Mason, II seems, had been In
the habit lately Of using some OF these rails for
with him about burning the rails, but Mason per-
sisted In the practice. A day or two ago Wood
son told Mason that II he caught him taking any
more Of them from the field he would shoot him.
SHOT AND KILLED.
Notwithstanding this threat Mason went 10 the
field early this morning and got some OF the
rails, whereupon Woodson ran across the field
with q shotgun in hts hand and commanded Ma
son TO drop the rails, and upon Mason's refusing
70 do 20 flred. The shot took effect In the left
side OF Mason's breast, and death Ia supposed to
have been instantaneous. The body OF the dead
man was found by his wife, who, becoming i'm
patient at his delay In bringing back tho fire.
wood, won't out &c look for him. She reported
the matter to some white people, who went 10
Woodson's house, but he had fed. There Is no
clue as TO what direction he took.
oyERcoATs NECESSARY.
Heavy rains have fallen throughout this sec
tinues very cold, aud overcoats are worn by al
most everybody. There Is very little danger Of
frost owing 10 the cloudiness and high winds.
RAILROAD RUNoR
IL r. rumored here tonight that the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company are trying 20
lease tho South Atlantic and Ohio railroad, In
order 10 make connection with the Louisville
the lease Is made they will send most OF their
through trafflc by the Louisville and Nashville,
and cut the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia road out Of the business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
MCCUE PROPERTY
SALE FROM FIRST HANDS.

BY ylrtuo OF decree hereinafter referred 20
we as commissioners Of the court, acting IN
conjunction with Mrs McCue, who owns the dwell
ing and part Of the land in the plan OF " MaYer-
Icy" will sell by auction, on tho promises, en-
TUESDAY, june >, 1891.
beginning Mt 4:3O Z. NJ
1. To LARGE, WELL-BUILT, AND CONVE-
NfENT FRAME DWELLING, owned and occu-
pied by Mrs. McCue, situated less than half
mile from the corporation line OF Richmond,
containing ten or twelve beautiful and we'll
lighted rooms, besides kitchen, etc, and sur
rounded by an attractive lawn set in grass and
well-stocked With shadc-trees and shrubbory.
o. 4 LARGE NUMBER OF EXTRA HAND
SOME AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS. fronting on Brook road and on McCue,
Waverley, Prescott, aud Childs avenues, all Of
which are sixty fect wide. These lots VIII be
sold with the privilege OF one or more, 50 that
evory one will have IA equal chance, and the re-
strictions will be such az 10 insure against OBJ
1ectiOnable occupation Of any Of tho lots.
The nearness Of those lots TO the city, they be-
ing almost rs near 20 the Capitol as Lee mOnu-
ment Is, and their situation on and close TO tho
Brook road, which Is 20 be made so attractive nc
an early day, combine to make this a choice
place OF residence and fine field for specula-
ton.
The healthfulness Of this place, end Of this
section generally. is prOvorbial, and it Ia fact
that no case OF fever or Of malaria has ever oc-
CURED there.
The dwelling can be seen any day except Sun
day between IL and l o'clock and between . and
o'clock.
Plats at the Office OF the auctioneer for froe
distribution.
TERMS: VIII be liberal
EDMUND WADDILL, JR,
FRANK NJ. WOON.
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. 1891

on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891.
at 10 NJ. on the premise, will sell that attrac-
tractiVs and beautiful PROPERTY located as
above.
l. The HOTEL GROUNDS, which Is the pref
tiest and choicest part OF tho BON AIR PROPER
TY, fronting 400X400 feet at tho corner Of
Chesterfield avenue and BufOrd street, to DO d.
yided into smallerlots
=. The BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nearly Oppo-
site, containing 20 rooms, nicely furnished, and
complete In every appointment, with lot at
corner Chesterfield avenue and BufOrt street,
140X200 feet deep. This property 70 DO sold
as a whole including FURNITURE.
Bon Air is known far and wide as q perfectly
healthy place, tho atmosphere being cool and
refreshing. Its nearness to the Richmond
markets and easy accessibility by regular trains
both morning and evening make IL the most
attractive summer resort near the city. About
two dozen handsome cottages have been built,
and are occupied by Richmond families nearly
the whole year. making the society charming and
agreeable. Parties attending the sale will leave
Richmond and Danyille depot at 1875 A. NJ,
returning az 400 p. NJ.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest added, Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
FRANK d. HILL & co.,
my26 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
AUCTION sALEs-rusure Days.
-
ByJ.H. Valentino, Auctioneer,
I'd. A. Timboriake, salesman,l
1886 east Malrl street.
HANDSOME CHAMBER FURNL,

HANDSOME CHAMBER FURNI.
III TIRE. REFRTGERATORs, p RI oE
LAMP. BRASS CENrRE-TABLE, LOUNGES,
ExTFSsION-TABLE, CARPETS, &C, AT AUG
TIoN.--At my auction-rooms, 1896 east Main
N TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891,
NJ 1870 o'clock, by request OF Lyons, Slater y
Montarue, counsel for parties Interested, Will
ALI a very LARGE AND ELtGANT ASSOkI-
MINT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
inc I'm part Of l very 1ne OAK Chamber SUIT,
tnarble-top, with eztra-heayy beyel-odgo rnr-
rors ioval SHAPED; 4 splendid Carpets Bris.
soie and 2 three-ply: 1splendid Lounge, covered
With sIlk plush: OAK Refrigeration, With water
cooler nttnchments: 1 very nne Parlor Cabinet,
I Urass Comfortable, 1 beautiful Parior stand
inc lam brass trimmings; / large Wicker
CHAIR. A Carpet and Cano Rocktng-C hairs, "a
Assorted rhnirs. some extra quality; very Ono
sewing Mrchine, / Hair Mattress, beautiful
Uau Chairs. several fine Tables, handsome
Faael. large assortment OF Bedding, ] Bod
sprine. safe, / Goni-Wngon. j Child's Desk,
General Assortment Of Crockery and Glassware,
and MANY other Desirable Housekeeping Arti-
cles. This collection IL Of the very best quality
and IN epIendid condition. Ready for examina-
WIN J. II. VALENTINE,
my % Aucuoneer'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28

OF May, when tho decd conveying tho property
was delivered; the owners claim that the explra-
flon docs not occur until tho 1th OF juno, whom
the deed was recorded. But "a no work has
been done on the road this difference IL regarded
OF no Importance.
Colonel James D. Brady, collector Of internal
revenue, left this morning for New York, who're
= Is expected no viii remain until after Federal
Mefnorlal-daY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
FERTILIzER TAGS.

Heavy rains mako the smaller streams very
high. Reports are coming In OF washing way ol
bridges Larger streams are now rising rapidly
and damage Is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
BY Henry l.. Staples 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. los north Ninth street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
ABOUT THREE NILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
nv virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated the
9Th day Of April, 1890, duly recorded In the
or1ice Of Henrico County Court in Deadlock
100 h, page 13O, default having been made In
ono Of the notes thereby secured, and being so
required by the beneficiary, we shall proceed 70
sell by auction to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1891,
at IL o'clock NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
near the Nine-Milo road, about three miles east
OF the city of Richmond, containing lll&i
ACRES, bounded by the lands now or formerly
owned by DIR. /. j. Hawkes., DR.. j. K. Friend,
James Smith, J. Warner, and others.
THIS land has upon IL a neat and comfortable
dwelling and out-buildings In good repair
IL Is probable that the land may be offered In
two tracts Of 90 and 2l&l acres respectively, the
larger tract containing the improvements being
offered frat.
TERMS: Enough in cash 70 pay the expenses OF
sale and 10 pay OF and discharge note OF
sI4 400, with interest thereon from the 9TH Aprll,
1891, until paid, aud the residue upon such
terms Us may be announced at the timo Of sale.
HENRY l.. STAPLES,
L. f.. DANIEL,
Trustees.
II. L. STAPLES & CO., Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed in consequence Of rain until
FRIDAY, MAY 29TH,
of the same hour. Ii. L. STAPLES & CO.,
my % Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1Ol4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW DE-
l. TACHED FRAME DWELLING SITUATED
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LAKEWOOD AVENUE
NEAR MILL AVENUE-By virtue OF certain
deed Of trust from W. j. Bowles AMI wife 10 the
undersigned trustees, dated August %, 1890,
and Of record in the Clerks onlce Of HenPico
County Court, Deadlock 132 4, page 23J, de-
fault having been made In ths payment OF q
portion of the debt secured thereby, and having
been directed 80 20 do by the Board OF Directors
OF the Old Dominion Building and Loan Assoeia-
ton, We shall proceed to soil at public auction,
upon tho premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1891,
at 5lS O'Clock p NJ, the AB0VE.DESCRIBED
PROPERTY, fronting 80 feet on the south side
Of oaxwood avenue, 80 feet west Of Mil avenue,
and running back between parallel lines 12i
feet TO an alley.
The Improvements consist OF a new, well-built
detached frame dwelling, with Six or seven
rooms also, good stable and other Out-buildings.
This property ie situated on a beautiful ave-
nue. In growing and improving noighborhood.
TERMS: Whilst tho deed requires cash, by con-
sent Of all parties interested more liberal terms
will be announced az sale.
FRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN s. ELLETT,
JOHN Is. PURCELL,
Trustees Of Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association. my %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-28
gSKINs INDICTED.

Information Ia received tonight that NJ Hem
derson the grand jury has returned four true
bills against jenkins, the man who has been IN
jan under charges brought by W. ii. 5. BurgWyn'