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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-19
The late w. l.. wAtkins-A Large Estate.

PETERSBURG. Va. March ls.-(Special. "A
meeting of the Petersburg bar was held in
the hastings courtroom this morning to take
suitable action on the death OF the late w. l..
Watkins. Appropriate resolutions were passed
and eulogies spoken upon the deceased by
several members OF the bar.
The will OF the late Alexander Donnan was
admitted to probatein the hastings curt this
morning. The estate. which is valued at
about sl50. 000 is lett 10 the widow of the de-
ceased and her children. Mr. Alexander
Hamilton. of this city. and Judge w. IL.
Mann, OF Nottoway county. qualified as execu-
tors.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. who drives for Mr.. John w.
Pool, muller OF this city. was thrown from u
wagon to-day and quite painfully injured
his morning about 4 O'clock while the
locomotive ot freight train on the Atlantic
Coast Lane was at water tank "A short dis.
lance from the Union depot taking on water
the tram was run into by west boupd
freight on tho Norfolk aud Western railr Snd
Ihree cars Of tbs Atlantic Coast Line were
wrecked. one OF which was overturned. The
locomotive OF the Norfolk aud Western rail
road train was somewhat damaged. The en-
gineer OF this train jumped from his cab ant
escaped unhurt. The track was very bsdl,
blockaded, and the north-bound passen sel
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St, Patrick panquet-Mr. Whites Funeral.

NonroLK, Va. March 1s.-lSpecial;; -Ihe
banouet oiven last night at Emerald Hall IN
honor of 81 Patrick was great success.
Colonel Elicit and Judge Flournoy, Oh hicn-
mond, were present. Judge tlournoy ~, y
snonded 10 the toast Our State, Virginia.
Tbe funeral OF Mr.. A. A. White took place
TO-DAY from the residence of his son. MI %
r. White College Place" For years MI
White occupied prominent place among inc
business men Of this city. lie was oIH'o
Confederate soldier. and went into the war
taking with him two sons, ana iatneI HNN
sons touobt through the war together.
The heaviest storm of the season passed
over This section last night. The wind reach
ed n velocity of about forty miles an bour.
The heavens reverberated with the peais OF
lis heaviest artillery. The thunder ana lIht-
ming were terrnc. l., L..
An interesting marriage TOOK place iaSV
NIGHT at the Girls Home Church street. Inc
contracting parties were Mr.. Clarence Is.
Irvine and Miss Matte w. Farrar. an attTac-
tive Young lady. who has been boarding NJ
the Home The service was performed Dy
Rev. Father Ioherty. After the ceremony
a reception was rendered by the management
of the Home and refreshments served.
Mr. T. l.. Angerman, "a travelling salesman
from Baltimore a native of PETERSBURG "nie
in the city few days ago called upon Ii
prominent citizen. whom he requested 70
cash draft for him on j. Bond Carroll. OF
Baltimore. saying that Carroll had authorizeu
him to draw for money if needed; Inc draI I
was cashed and deposited for collection. IL
was returned with a letter from Mr.. CaTrOli
saving that Angerman had no right to draw
and knew that he had DO right when he Sc,
cured the money Later 1t has been learned
that Angerman while in Louisville ny. drew
on prominent citizen of Petersburg. also
from Baltimore and the draft were returned
unpaid The matter will doubtless get the
young man in trouble.
This morning the police of Norfolk and
Portsmouth are at work upon murder case
An old negro man named Ebenezer Rodgers
died in Portsmouth last evening and when
the inquest was held it was ascertalned thal
his skull had been fractured and that he hao
been brutally murdered. The evidence as
closed the fact that Rodgers few days age
was paid considerable money. and that while
walking along the streets of Berkiey at nigh'
he WAS knocked down and robbed. The pO
lice have n cew and will probably make al
arrest TO-DAY. r.,
Mr. John II. Winder. superintendent OF The
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad will be trans
ferred to Atlanta as general manager OF ID,
Georgia. Carolina and Northern railroad. ano
will be succeeded here by superintendent
Wishnauh, of the Georgia and Carolina ran
road
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MURDERERS LYNCHED.
swung Up and Kldd'ed VII" """'
legged Cause OF tho work-ons
Confession.

.,vx,xpnr.. Va. March IS lspecial.l J.
The vicinity of the little village OF ""'n,',
-a,o N Prince William county, several mics
from Manassas. on the Manassas ofanch ran ran
road was the scene of terrible Tragedy us
,~o,rirc NJ 2 o'clock. the occasion being 'no
har,;nc and shooting b death by moo "a
.i,,v masked men of Joseph Dye ana i'e'
uafp,n the convicted murderers OF '"'',
K;nas and her three children on the n'S"'
November 9th last.
HISTORY or THE CASE. 8,
On December 2sth the trial TOOK 'c,a,,ced 10
both men were found guilty anu 1 T,e'e conn
be hanged to-day. March I'm -, ,be court Of
s 90. 80 - srLseouently Governor Mcrin,
"sp ,'.sS.,sd ~esnite for Helm unth the hn9
yesrlt of DYES case on appear loi nl;.Sotisfac.
This action caused great deel Oh -, and
tiop among the populace N .nv Jrew near
s go ~ day SET for the execution ore" ~
49, wee made that the verdict on 'no
"cd the sentence of the court suousu 20
.,scnted notwithstanding the action VI '"''
court of appeals and the Governor
v,ror7 TO PREVENT THE LYNcHING.
=. ,ho early hours of last night j. /. JET,
f,avs the Commonwealth attorney Ieainou
.het an unusual number OF men were ehleiins
the town OF WarrentOn on hoIseoach anu 'n"'
tbeir object was 90 put their threats INTO Ell
ecuton TO take the c9nuen fnr ,h In ;a;or and
a. danuties he instructed them 10 secretly re,
so ,bo two condemned prisoners from jan
- conway them 20 Gainesville, distance OF
-, ,oiies in n wagon and there await the
morning train 20 Alexandra ana take the pil-
sopers on there and place them IN JAN
THE PRISONERS ovERTAKEN.
II
About midnight the mob. learning that the
,r,soners had been removed, and also oelng
informed the route taken and DESTINATION
allowed and about , o'clock overlook
80 WAGON containing the two condemned
men. and q guard of four. The prisoners
wee taken from the guard without resist
ance. end ropes being placed around thel,
necks they were taken about one huhuIeu
Yards from the Warrenton PIKE 10 separate
trees. The two men begged ana pieau Ioi
their lives to be spared protesting tne.l NM n5
cencs but were told that they must ule' "n"
we're ordered 10 confess the crime.
ONLY ONE CONF ssED.
Dive weeping and begging for his life. CON
fessed the crime. but said he was forced 10
commit H. He was then strung up ana MS
bodv rddled with bullets. Heinlh was lnen
sskad IN confess but he refused 10 say any
tbing and soon received the same tate OF ms
eomnauiou in crime This morning an III
Quest was held and the verdict was that the
two men came to their deaths by hanging anu
,'s,oi or ounshot wounds at the hands OF per
sons unknown to the jury. The bodies were
cnt down and removed to Gainesville TO await
the claims of their respective families
TIE IxSGHING CONDEMNED.
7, &c said that the people of the neighbor-
booi where the tragedy occurred greatly con-
dsmned the net. as the men had been trleus
convicted and sentenced to death. and there
was no reason to suspect that they would es-
cape the penalty.
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"spsin and the Alhambra."

LEXINGTON. VA. March ls.-ISpecial J.
Mr.. James A. Harrison. professor OF modern
languages NJ the Washingt ton and Lee
University. and assistant compiler OF the
Century Dictionary. delivered Il lecture Co..
night at the University chapel on the SUBJ
ject Spain aud the Alhambra."
The funeral services of Mrs. Jennie Rivers
Etfinger we've conducted from the Etfiuger
residence this morning at II o'clock and the
remains inferred Ia the City cemetery. Rev.
DR.. Latierty and wife. Of Richmond, were in
GttendsneA
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY Denoon. Upper K Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
S2l Main street.
TRUsTEE'S SALE
i or
SMALL. HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF
WOoDyILLE. IN HEN
RICO COUNTY.

By virtue OF the provisions OF q certain deed
OF trust dated June = 1884. and duly recorded in
the clerks office of Henrico County Court IN
u. H. il3 y. ISL. default having been made in
the payment Il certain note therein secured.
aud being required - 20 90, will sell by auc-
ton, Oh the premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH, 95, 1902,
at4:3) o'clock i. NJ,
the above described property, designated as lot
No. y IN square No. - on the map OF the town
OF Woolyil Q. made by n. Bates, surveyor. Inc
lot has front OF thirty feet on the north sido
OF lates street and n q back 40 feet TO New
bern street. On the lol is neat frame dwelling
in nice order.
IEaMs: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale. any taxes
that may be due and unpaid and note OF el5o;
with interest thereon from June 10, 1885, and
balance on terms to be announced at sale.
mhl9-td T. TUPPER, JR-. Trustee.
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Brilliant xyeddin, tu H.nover

HEwLFTI's, Va. March ls.-tSpecial. j.
Wednesday evening at o'clock WILDER w.
Smith. OF Caroline county. and Miss Emon
Baughan. of Hewletts, Va. were married at
81. Luke's Methodist church. Rev. Mr..
Warmsley officiating.
The bride was handsomely attired in white
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ern portion.


CONNATTY.-Died,a NJ the residence OF Mrs
Mary W. Thomas. IL east Grace IN TINS cit ~ on
the morning Of the 18th instant, Liza MUM
HEAD CONNALLX; aged twel years. 49,
The funeral services will lake place az the
house on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at3 O'Clock.
KITCHEN. Died. March 9TH. at 1890 A W.
nj his residence. No. s0l Eyeretl street MAI
chester, Va. ALBERT y. hlICHtN' III lAe
ffty-sayen;h wear Of his age mol.
The funeral will take place from ihe q tlIiR-
street Methods. Episcopal church Ililo ,N"t
Friends ana acquaintance are invited TO at
tend.
TATE-Died. on Thursday. 18th instant a. II
o'clock Z. NJ. nj the residence Of samuel SIR
ton. No 525 north Fourth street. Miss HAN
RIFT f. TATE. daughter OF the late joseph
Tate formerly Mayor of this city.
street Presbyterian church THIS SATURDAY.
MORNING at 10 o'clock. Please omlt lover g,.c
In consequence Of other illness al the honse
friends are respectfully requested to assemble
at the church
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Captain Brodie Dead.

HrNDEEsox. n. c.. March IS Special j
Captain Z. c. Brodie, Appointment citizen Of
inns town and county, died to-day at $3.50 +.
Nj. lie did more Tor Vance county and had
more personal friends than any man in its
limits. The general public extends condo
lence 70 the family.
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r,ents. She came IN on the arm OF the iln,d
Of honor. Miss Gallo Baughan' "no and
ens' met at the altar by the groom and Mr.. W.
D. Terrell. his best man. .,,., ,rort n
- Alter the marriage tho bridal party went a
Tho home of the brides father. Mr' >. a.
Vaughan. and were entertained win as. sIit .bo
tnous ropast. aud at 1857 the couple tuoS 1ed
chesapeake and Ohio train Tor an eA ;sas of
western tour. They have the best "iSneS u
, n ST Of friends.
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uEAruEK rnKNnAsr

-, W,sHrxGrov. D. c.. March 1S.-For
Virginia: Fair; norihwesterly wlnaS:
LIAR lsliently warmer except IN southwest
- For North Carolina: Fairs north
westerly winds; colder in extreme east
arm norton
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Rv virtue Of a decree of the Richmond Chan
cery Court entered February -. loH. IN the case
no. ". Goodwin Hc.. against tast richmond
Cornuanv &c the undersigned Speclal Oln-
missioner. appointed for the purpose VIII sell
by public auction, on the premises on
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1892,
AZ - o'clock NJ. that tract Of land in ienrico
county about one and hall miles from Ken
rnond CITY living between the Williamsburg ROAD.
Gillies creek and the Richmond ana loIh hlseI
railroad. containing 2l7 ACRES, less the real
estate and bulldings. port on of said 2li acres,
which are liable 10 the machanics hens on me
Sewing Machine Factory AMI other Dull0 ngs.
fully described in said decree and shown on
plat 10 be exhibited az hour ot sale. inc SAID
land was conveyed 20 ID. W. Relnhart trustee
by deed from James Mantle dated December j.
1890. ..
TrRNs: Cash for expenses of ale and TO pay
note of p O5i with interest from December =
1891. and the following credits. VIZ; s3o, on
June :. fsn2: s6e81 on lebem er ., ls92' 500 on
June 4 1893: s66,S on December :. 1898 slo3 on
June T. 1884 and the balance on December !. l9fi;
The purchaser 70 give his notes Tor the delerIeu
payments. secured by retention OF ulie 70 ny
property or 40 his option rscelflng ace" al"
giving decd OF trust securing said notes.
A. W. PATTERSON, } S,ecial
II. !. II t GliLfAM Commissioners
r. B. CHArrIN Co.,
and ALCOHOLICS
APPERsO ~ POLLARD,
I. Charles W. Goddin. Clerk OF the Chancery
Court of Richmond. certify that the BOND re-
ouired of the above rectal commissioners by
the decree i'm said cause OF February ~ nv;
has been duly given. Given under my manu-
This f9rh day Of March. l,12
mhi5-td CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk.
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\ Long Tramp.

WELDON. n. c.. March 1S.-lSpecal. "A
man, his wife and seven children are tramp
ing through this county trying 10 reach
Fdoecombe. They say they lived IN Iennes-
see. but that their house and everything IN II
was burned and they could get no heiP.
They have been on the T ad about thirty Gays
and have Travelled six hundred miles since
thew started one Of the children Is sixteen
years old and two of them are too young 10
walk and have TO be carried. lie gives MS
name as Dixon. I'll.
IL is reported on what is said TO be inside
authority that the Coast Line restaurant NJ
this place will be removed 10 Rocky Mount
early in the fall and that at the, same Tune
the Richmond division OF the road WILL be eA-
tended to the same point All freight trains
will then run through from Richmond 10
Rocky Mount. which IS almost exactly nan
way between the former place ana Winning
ton. .,
]. T. Clark. colored preacher Of Wilson,
has announced his candidacy iOr the hepuO-
lican congressional nomination IN this as
trlct. There are now three asplrants. IL Is
| CHARGED acainst Cheatham that he nils the
Offices in Washington belonging 10 the uis.
trict with his friends III that city instead Oh
| giving them to party men IN the dlStIlc'' %
! far as can be Judged by his appointments
| in this section the charge does ho1 uPpeHi
| to J. Q true
A survey has been begun for the construc-
ton of a branch road from point on the
Norfolk and Carolina road between Roanoke
| and ChOWan rivers TO AvOca, IN bertie county
via Aulander and Windsor The road Will be
about forty-fye miles long. and Will reaeh
Albeamarle sound at the mouth OF the
Chowan. nine miles from Edenton.
| A serious cutting airay took place MONDAY
! at Plymouth between two negro men. one
of them. Willie Pearce. was badly wounded
and. tie physicians fearing he could not re
cover. the other negro. George Bell. was helc
without bail Later news says Pearce diec
Yesterday. and Bell will be tried for murder
at the April term OF the court.
In Union county an Alliance meeting in one
township held this week passed resolutions
indorsng the Peoples party and urging the
nomination Of Third party candidates fol
State and county officers The Third party
movement in this State makes the politicians
uneasy. These is nothing positively knowi
concerning the extent of the feeling but i
very evidently has more strength than ha
generally been accorded 1t heretofore.
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a " TT 7 F-IlNUN-
HILL CARTER.
III. Is. POLLARD.
Special Commissioners.
Goodnin. &c

against
East Richmond Company, ct ais. Defendants.
l. Charles ". Goddin clerk OF said court. Ger
tfv that the bond required Of A. W. Patterson.
Hill Carter and H. Il. Pollard. the special com
missioners hy the decree IN said cause OF 2Nh
February 1892. has been duly given
Given under ms hand this 18th day or March
1892. CHARLES NJ. bODDlN' tleiA.
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LECTURES.

ATTHE NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MARCH %. 1892. COMMENCING At s;i5 J. Bio
for the benefit Of the Private Soldiers Aoh''
ment Fund.
ADDRESS By MR.. WILLIAM L. hOlAIL
SUBJECT:
LIFE. TINES AND KEMlNlsOEN'i' UT
THE PRIVATE SOLDIER OF TIE OON-
FEDERAIE ARMY"
To be followed by Campfire rnit M,
nmi .iie., isro,hsrs .nd other "Old COnieds.
Admission. - cents. Reserved seats % '."
extra. n a. ,t.h-rl.
Tickets may he had OF Nessrs Z. ii u.'.iins n
son. Benjamin n. Ferry OF 1880 ~ ~, or
a. the Richmond Theatre
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

MONUMENTAL CHURCH. Rev. Joax p
NEWTON. rector.-Seryice and sermon atif A. "
and 3 =. NJ Sunday school at 800 A. VI. Wei
come to all "a
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THE BATTLE HAS BEGUN.
IT.. r,c,, m In Real,,y-Boid burglars
Caught--A Raleigh Newspape'
Uaud.-North State News

p.,v,cu n c.. March ls.-lSpeciai. !
Nv q ,eco;ved that the Democracy OF inc
western part of the State have ooiu's ,"'I"A
down the gauntlet to the Third pai'S ,."u'''
in the State. For some time pa's n'"''',
pr,lor nresideut of the Alliance. ana ooionel
Harry skinner. who claimed to be au'hor Oh
the sub- Treasury bill. have been inaA'ns "u-
d-asses in different parts of tho State. Ihey
ara announced to speak tomorrow AT DATES
villo and the Democrats of that section nave
issued a call for grand Democratic i"'.S Al
opposition TO take place at the salne '''''''
In this address they say: ,....o~s ara
These gentlemen and ther cohuJ ., -
understood 10 be now nj Work prethiinE "
cauture the Democratic conventions TINS year
for the purpose of laying down Il pla.io '.i =,
eouiyalent 10 that OF the Third party anu
nominating candidates in sympathy 'no.o
with. thus really perverting tue Delhoe'a ~,
party into the Third party IN a.. except tne
name. Hon. W NJ Robbins. ". -. lurher'
Te0 and others will speak Those OF us VINO
are true TO the old, safe and sound Democrats
faith must awake and bestir ourselves ~
checkmate this cunning and dangerous cams.
This IS the first positive movement tha AZ, na5
vet been made in the State 10 check Iue III II,
marty movement and IS regarded ~ Doiu
stroke y eova
special from Washington; \. e.. says
two bold burglars. who have been commit
ting a series OF burslaries there for T,,ei.
past. have at last been captursvya' porn neS
nroved TO be &. c. Collier anu A. ". barhes,
both of whom lived in town. They were
caught while rifing the store OF ). L. LuP-
ton. .1 ~ y n
Governor Holt to-day appointed Or. IL. II.
owls If This city. az n delegate TO represent
this State at the National Food and parry
Congress. which meets at Washington, u. ~
It is learned this evening on reliable author
itv that negotiations which have for several
weeks been pending for the purchase OF the
Daily Chronicle. OF tins city, by Hon. !. IA.
Jernigan. late Of the News and Observer nave
been finally closed. The announcement OF
the sale of the Chronicle will he made ID us
sunday issue. and Mr.. Jernigan viii take
charge on Monday. Though having had 0hiy
- few months experience in daily journalism
he has made reputation as being one OF the
strongest editorial writers in the State.
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ry-ALL SAINTS p. +. CHURCH Madison
near Grace, Rev. J. Y. DowSM.N rector.-serl
vices at II A. ~ and 5 7. VI. sunday school AZ
$3.50 A. VI. "a
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DR. w. +. DORSET, ~
~ 705 East Broad street. cun0
% for q full set OF teeth filing o.; satisfac-
ton guaranteed as 10 quality aud workmanship
or money refunded fe0'-
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prize. for Metallic, Textile and. Fabrics
lIIIrN ~ 81

prize. for Metallic, Textile and. WOO"
RrrsA VISTA. VA. March 7.-lSpeciai,, j.
pIesi n Bnford and his associates IN the
Lles,1' ~ i;rectors If the State Agricultural
oodf ue o Society have acted very wisely
S a. oper;np prizes for the best collection IN
metallic. textile and wood manufacture, .aof
RIGS The commu,n1catbionIe t from maxim kin known
~, ~ octiou Of the board has been received
f bars Il will be remembered that Buena
son ,, rare kinds. AS well as fabrics, from her
frteen or more manufacturing establishments,
made an exhibit last fall at our state soJtssI
,yon large praise from the thousands VINO
viewed them.
The Nebraska State Convention Of the Peo-
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AI,fyIInN sAIEs-Future DAYS.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
- - -. .~ .- ~. 100000
ByR. 3. Chaffin Co.
and
Apperson and Pollard
Real Estate Auctioneers'
Richmond, Va.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF
THAT DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
WITH GOOD BUILDINGS THEREON. ABOUT
ONE AID \ HALF MILES FROM
RICHMOND CITY, on THE WILLIAMS
BURG ROAD IN HENRICO COUNTY.
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AUCTION SALES This Day.
BY =. Winston y Son.
Real Estate Agents and AucuoneerS'

Bv virtue Of a decree Of the ChaneerY court
Of Inc c,ty OF richmond entered February ~
1eo2 I'm the cause Of G. y. Goodwin et AIS.
nralnsr the East Richmond COMPANY; th7
UNDERSIGNED. special commissioners Will sen
al public auction. Oh the premises, on
-AiURDAl. MARCH ~. ls9s.
ar 40 o'clock T. NJ. the pro erty nentloned
above known as the NOOLkN MILL lhOl-
TRIY situated IN Henrlco county about one
half milo east of Richmond, fronting ON me
York River railroad. containing EOn X A1hnS
Of land with % LARGE. NEM. INO-HIOhi
WOOD BUILDING thereon. ami beng a p9ft or
the Hunter tract conveyed 20 DAVID W. he n
heart trustee. by deed dated 2lth OF December
isgl and of record IA the clerks Office OF len
rico County Court. Also 3-llOKSE-IOM Lis
F\GfNF and I i5-UOKS E-PONEH BOliEk.
all complete with fittings. &c.
IFRMs oF SALE Enough III cash 10 pay INC
costs of sale $500 on the 3tn or June. l-f-'
s2OO0On the Sth of August. 1872 and the balance
i'm one wear from the day OF sale. with interest
from said sale. the purchaser 10 give notes for
the deferred payments lntorsed by good Sc
curity. or at his election T. pay one-iourih OF
tno purchase money In cash, IN which case IN
dorsement hy security will not he required the
title 10 the property be retained o. secure SAID
notes. or az the cleo ion OF the purchaser he 20
receive a deed and give deed OF trust on the
said property 10 secure said notes
A ". PATTERSON
hill CARTER.
H. Il. POLLARD.
Special Commissioners.
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The Nebraska State Convention Of the Peo-
ple's Independent party will be held ut hear.
new. April 3D. The convention - 70 seq
delegates 20 the National CoaNehtiou' WIN"
,,ee.e in lincoln June 3jth.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIOIIO-' 0fI3I@
y
EIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS SENlNu-
MACHINE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED AND
HARDWARE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED. IN
EAST RICHMOND. ABOUT ONE MILL AMI
AHAIF FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. IN HENRlCO COUNTY.
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sr-M MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH laurel street opposite
the Parlu.-services a. Ii:l5 A. W. and p M
SUNDAY school AZ 9:3O A. Il. All who come ar,
welcome and seats furnished them. "a
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sr-sT MARKS CHURCH First and Claw,
Rev 4. q. DAsHIELL, rector; Rev. ". y. VII
IIsMs assstent.-Snnday school az o.3l A. ".
Services at II A. " ands L. VI. by tho pa tor.
Wednesday night o'clock. IS
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TT GRACE Rect PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace corner Fourth kov. J sfE- -
FAIR ID. d.. pastor. Services az ID a. st. and 8
T. NJ by the pastor. Sunday-schOOI services g
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