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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Where tho Harrison Opposition May Decide
to Crystalline.

Where tho Harrison Opposition May Decide
to Crystaiize.
II will be q curious political commentary.
writes the Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, if John Sherman. who
labored zealously in 1884 and again in 1888 to
secure the prize and failed. should now have
the nomination thrust upon him when he IS
giving 10 thought 10 IL and has apparently
abandoned his presidential ambition.
Stranger things have happened. There are
many shrewd politicians who Will say that
the opposition 10 General Harrison IS likely
to crystallize on Sherman. and that he Is
nearer the nomination to-day than ever be-
fore. One thing is certain. such of the pOliti-
cal leaders as Plat and Miller III New York,
Quay and Cameron in Pennsylvania, Foraker
in Ohio, Dudley in Indiana and Clarkson IN
Iowa, purpose defeating the President II they
can. The question IL, Who can they select
best fitted to accomplish TINS result
Will it bo ex-Speaker Reed OF Maine, or
Alger of Michigan, or Allison Of Iowa or will
il be the veteran legislator Sherman Of
Ohio? OF all the number Mr.. Sherman Is by
long odds the most prominent. re would
have been nominated at Chicago four years
ago but for Mr.. Platt, of New oIk. Ito had
the practically solid votes OF such important
States as Ohio aud Pennsylvania behind him
a large vote among the SOatheTn States, and
a scattering vote which made him easily the
most dangerous OF all the competitors tor tho
place. ~
Then il was that Mr.. Elkins, now President
| Uarr.son's Secretary of War. approached Mr.
\Platt with the proposition that If New DIRK
xyo,lld swing into line for the Indianian. Mr.
i1att would, in the eve Mt of success, be given
q Mace i'm the Cabinet. Mr.. Plat did swing
his cohorts into line and the rest IS history.
lint MY. Platt did not get his coveted Cabinet
post OIL. and everybody knows that he now
hates the President.
The fact that Senator Sherman is believed
10 he stronger in New YORK to-day than ever
before. and that the anti Harrison men say
his nomination would render Republican
success far more certain than 1t could posi-
bly, be if Harrison Is at the head of the ticket,
is giving great impetus TO the Ohio Senator !
boom.
II ut Minneapolis the New York leaders as
sert. rs they Will assert. that Harrison cannot
carry the pivotal State. but sherman can. and
il Ohio joins this movement with all enthu-
eigsm and earnestness. II will not DO difficult,
the sherman people think. 10 swing the con
Veption. At least tina; Is the hope now ex-
pressed ana whether rightly or wrongly II
has grown considerably since Dir. Platt paid
his brief visit 10 Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

BY J. A. Brown
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Ashland, Hanover county W.
,T,RUsTEEs SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
FRAMED DWELLING
rpu Acprs OF GROUND IN HANOVER
COUNTY. NEAR boutwell,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

pv virtue Of a deed OF trust rom m.rrIa ~
Pnrrovs TO the undersigned dated reSi nf;co
ieoi recorded in Hanover county cIeIh a,,''
Nav 1891. in Deed Book No a. page go; H
yeouired so 10 do will sell by pubic auI'G ~.
front Of j H. DentOn's store, AZ Botn Ven yI
ZION Of the Chesapeake and OHIO ana hicii "a,
Fredericksburg and Potomac ram
THURSDAY, MAY 70, 1884,
Att o'clock P. NJ. that CERTAIN Parcel OI
land. with all improvements thereon n,ns
and being in Beaver Dam district, nsno'e q.
county. Va. containing len AChES, iTIghs e,rD
less adjoining the lands OF Mrs y A 1hu liz
son Holm ". Haskns and the nnlIe "ws M
tract beinR the same land conveyed 10 sa,t -" ~
liam Burrows By Montgomery l. fatteI SUI siu
wife by deed dated May H. 1880 and OF TIL T = al
Hanover County Court CLERKS once, " IN In
movements consist Of FHAh MID Nv ELblNu
~ four rooms and some Out-buIlcings.
T'vpts. Cash suticient 70 discharge the pay
ment of the notes secured and due aInouhting
10. principal aud interest. sl2s.75' ana 20 pay lhe
cost OF executing this trust aud OF SAFE; Laiance
a. follows: s25 on August 10, loR, 50 NoVeinDsr
10 lsg2; s25 February TO- 1893, s25 May ~ 10
rs August TO- 1898. and 5000 November ~ ~.
and IN anv residue on such terms "a me grantor
or his assigns NAV prescribe. and on his failure
so 70 do. then on such terms as inc trustee EMAIL
think ct to be announced AZ sale.
'-''-- r. T.. HILL, Trustee.
J. A. Brown. Auctioneer myo-ot
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STOCKHOLDERS MUSTPAY
THE DEIUNcr BANK OF wILAIsGTOS
Comptroller Incv Issues an Order TO That
Efect-Grand Chaplain Greasy, OF
the knights OF pythias.

RALEIoB. n. c.. May ll.-lSpecial. l-Rey.
w. S. Greasy, grand chaplain Of the knights
Of Pythias OF North Carolina. delivered
public address In Metropolitan Hall here to-
night which was largely attended. A num-
Der of members Of lodges Of adjacent cities
were present.
From news received to-day it appears that
the winding up of the Affairs OF the FIRST
National Bank of Wilmington will work hard
ship on the stockholders Of the institution.
Comptroller Lacy has issued an order to the
effect that TO pay the debts Of the bank II VIII
be necessary to enforce the liability OF the
stockholders. An assessment has tneIe-
fore been made upon tho shareholders for
800 900 10 be paid on or before the 18th oil
june. 1892, aud requires from every one OF
them SlOO upon each share Of the capitsii
stock held or owned by them AT lne e..,i0 -
the banks failure These demands VIII DO
enforced DV suit.
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N p Tbompson. Published by Request.l

Familiar 10 his ears as household words
BE. in this flowing cup. freshly remembered
fBy John r. Thompson. Published by Request
Good-bvei They say the time is up
Tho SOLITARY IOrseman' leaves u.s.
We'd like to take stirrup cup 80.
Though much indeed the parting grle'cs us
We'd ike to hear the glasses cllhA
Around board where none arc 'psy'
All irbis toast. The Author Of the Glpsey''
Tho maidens fair. Of many cline.
IIeve numbered Ger his teariul pages
The AriOstO OF Als time.
Romancist of the Middle ages
In dction's realm shining star ,
Nc own ourselves his grateful deDtOrs
We would not call our g. !. X,
H. s. ~ c., a man OF letters
But not with rs his pen avails
10 win our hearts-this English Scion
Though there are not so many tales
10 every roaring British llon
For he has yet prouder clam ..
To prai.e than dukes or lords inherit
Or wealth can give or lettered iame-
Uis honest heart aud modest merit
An Fnglishman whose sense Of right -,
Comes down from glorious Magma Charla'
He loves. and loves with all his might
His homo. his Queen, pale ale the carter
This last embraces much' us poat
To comprehend just what is stated
For bOni soft. you know the rest,
And need not have the French Translated.
o. empty bsuble OF renown,
so quickly lost, and won 30 dearly
Our consul wears the muse crown;
We love him for his virtues merely.
A Prince he ours as much as tames,
And reigns in friendship kindly DER us
Then call him George. Prince Regent James
And let his country swell the chorus.
His country: we would grady pledge
Its living greatness and its glory;
In peace admired and on the edge
OF battle terrible IN story;
A little isle. It's cliffs II rears
iGaiust winds and waves IN wrath unlted,
And nobly for a Thousand years
Has kept the fires of freedom lighted.
Put since we cannot meet again
Where wine and wit are freely moving
Old friend this measure take AMI DRAM
A trimming health 20 Us Is gong
And You beneath ltalias sky,
Where sunsets glow with hues prlsmatlc'
Bring out the bowl when You arc dry,
And pledge us bythe Adratic.
JonN r. THOMSON.
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
By Cabell & Wilson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 5 north Tenth street.

yr,RTSTFFS' AUCTION SALE OF A VERY
VALUABLE TRACT OF GROUND QN
Cf1FLSEA HILL. TOGETHER WITH FOUR
FKGNF DWELLINGS THEKEON.-By virtue
- n trust deed from W. 4. James and W. -
demons trustees for Mary j.. ClemOns Mary T..
Ciernons and ". q. Clemens 20 the underslRneu,
dated July 2 1880 and recorded IN the clerk
NGice Of Henrico County Court IN Deed o9h
tqf A page i03. default having been made IN 'hs
pavment Of portion Of the debt thereDy se
rured. and being required so 10 do 9y the Dene-
fciaries therein named, we Will sell Dy puD4lO
auctiOn, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. MAY Il, 1892,
st5.soP. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN said
deed. il being all that lot Of land IN lowing
Teen, Henrico county. bounded as follows: be-
RowIiuR Green road and new street - Ieet
vide. called Hill street, thence running west-
,,srSly Sq5 feet thence southwardly 1868 feet;
tbnnce esstyardly 26s feet % said road, ana
,benre along said road 2Ol feet 70 the beg nnlng
This ground has been plated and two lots nave
heen sold therefrOm. A plat OF the property can
he seen AZ the auctiOners. The Improvements
on the property consist OF -FOUR fouI hooul
Frame Dwellings. which are conYenlent 70 Doi II
the Chesapeake and ono SHOPS ana Ihe hlc IN
mOnd Locomotive Works. lhese houses 3lo
almost new and will rent well. -.
This sale presents an opportunity LOT an eAI
cellent investment or speculation Inc IoIla Al
from the improvements viii pay a gOoQ interest
On the amount invested, and VIII enable the IN
vesfor 10 carry the property az no cost.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced az the sale'
GEORGE q. JEFFERSON,
T. UIIMAN.
j. l. TALIAFERRO.
mylO-5t lIus'eoS'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

RAILROADS..
O~oo~~~O~-~~c-~N
NJ; :! w HaIt'|k9Vsstsrn

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT pE ,CEn hmns & iof,.
" PB, tSD-Sa nan and Norfolk through
W" a. H. sIpress. Arrive Norfolk II Z, a. Al, -
Stons only at Petersburg, nA'ei"
,o.osAM Toy Roanoke. Radford- puniisseos,d
WV Bristol: also connects AZ nauipy d.
for Bluefeld and roc poa.ose and
Ior car ieaner Roanoke 20 Mem
rS;i,inS ~, 'Knoxyille and Chatta-
,,..opu Far fyncbburg. Roanoke and in ,;s,
meSiate stations NO eonhooO'
beyond Roanoke. ADM
n H. f5F'f fo at Ss5l' Fd fsss
hontas Fikborn and stations on
,'pnrr' V.1Iev Division. Also ior
Ionisyille and stations on Il ~ -. y,
r. X via Norton Pullman Pa.ao3g
sleeper between Richmond I'm. on.
Lynchburg. Berths ready i p9,r,iim.n
pancy st 600 I. III. Also ! lille
sleeper Petersburg TO Loulstr -
via Merton. and Roanoke TO Mem
pbis And New Orleans via hnoxVlho
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg anu
the West daily az 7:A l. ~, 20 T. N su NJ
J. NJ; from Norfolk and tho East AZ Il 40 a. 49,
and 6:3s Z. N. ...;on
Tickets. baggage-checks. and all informatlon,
can DO obtained az Richmond and fetersoul.s
and AZ tho CompAnys ONCE, ~ p essi
street. X. y; CUM
Passenger Agent
~ Is, BEVILL.
General Passenger Agen-
General Office. Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

BY Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auetioneers anu D''A
No. 6north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SNUG. CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING,
oyTHE EAST LINE OF SEVENTH BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS

pv virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated ne
Cd Gay OF May 1890 and Of record IA 'Ie daed
ofhee , oa r rage an. default having been made
m the Of the dent therein ae
being required 50 TO do oy .is nn
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NAY 1872
..eo.cIock p. NJ, all that certain lot of land
A. - ,b.4nnrovements thereon. situated IN the
et ' OF Richmond on the east line OF 3e troni
bet"oe sid EAST line OF Seventh street o feet 20
~ oey on the north and extending back win
a. paralel lines l22 feet more or less to an ailey
- Lar The improvements consist OF neaI
10y Cottage with SIX rooms ana the usuai
I.n,nveniences. which. together with u conye-
,,ence OF location. should insure full turnout
of bidders: ,..s., Ill o.sb rat
80 con.ent the terms will be one-third ia CASH
~ residue in six. twelve and eighteen months
sscui'' - EDWARD S. ROSE.
CONWAY h. SANDS.
Ito Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
INTERESTING NAyAL CEREMONY.
The President of Argentina ON IA Visit TO the
United States Fleet.

United States Fleet.
A Buenos Ayres correspondent of the New
York Herald writes as follows. The United
States Minister Resident at BuenOs Ayres
having invited the President OF the Argen-
tine Republic and his cabinet 10 visit the
United States vessels now IN the dock at
Fnsenada the following assembled on the
platform at the Central Station, Buepos
Ayres President Pellegrni, Cabinet Officers
Ieyalle Baestl aud /eballos. Admiral LOler.
Commodore COrdero. MIR. Pitkln. United
States Minister, and other officials. civil and
military, Of high rank.
AT 100 o'clock the train drew up abreast
the Cncagos gangway at the Grau dock,
Ensenada. Ahead of the Chicago were the
Atlanta and Essex and astern WAS the
Bennington. The yards of all the ships
were manned. On reaching the deck OF the
Chicago. accompanied by the United States
Minister and Acting Rear-Admiral Walker.
the President was rendered tho usual official
cOurtesies. The Argentine nag was broken
at the masthead, the maslnes presented arms,
the bngles sounded the salute and the band
played the national hymn. while every one
on hoard uncovered. On the starboard side
OF tne quarter deck wsIe all the officers in
full uniform The President greeted them
eordiaiIy. Lie then inspected every corner in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
ne Nr,r Weldon Hank.

Wytpov. n. c.. May IL Special "A
number OF gentlemen who had Subscribed 70
stock In the bank proposed 70 be established
Iere met here this morning. The amount
subscribed was -lO, 900. and @G. 100 was repre-
sented. Among those at the meeting besides
residents OF the town were DR.. ". H. Wood
Raleigh. W. G. NOrment, Washington, y. g.;
]. r. Tillery. Tillery. T. n. Hill, Halifax; ".
Il. Parker, Enfield. and J.. j. Thomas North
arnpton. IL was decided 10 organize az once
and 4 + Arlington W. J.. Daniel, j. n. mn,
psul Garrett. H. }. Thomas. W. A. Pierce, W.
X. Wood. j. +. Gooch and l.. Ozark were
elected board of directors. The board
OF directors then held a meeting and elected
w. N. Daniel president $. i. Arlington VICE
president and w X. Smith cashier. 1t was
decided to BEGIN business as soon as vaults
and necessary stationery could be oDtalneu
And other preliminary plans perfected, which
will be not later than August lst The insti-
tuition IL composed of some OF the best Dusl-
ness men IN the State, and the oiDcers are
guarantee that the business Will be conducteu
on u safe and profitable basis
A party Of Petersburg gentlemen num-
boring sixty arrived al about 10 CLOCK tnlS
morning on a special train. They spent the
morning in various WAYS. some fishing others
renewing acuuaintances and making new.
ones. others inspecting the mill, elevator ana
canal. Ats o'clock they sat down to dinner
and were initiated into the mysteries OF rock
muddle and other good things. The occasion
wa highly enjoyed. and the visitors returned
home about o'clock well pleased with tneI
outing.
There was a slight fall Of hail here to-day
but no damage was done in this immediate
vicinity. The rain last night was very much
needed. and the farmers reJoiced at II.
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Compromise with the Alliance.

HENDERSON. n. c.. May ll.-lSpecial. i
The Democratic County Convention met here
to-day and nominated nine delegates 70 the
State Convention at Raleigh OH the 18th. IL
is q compromise delegation with the straight
Democrats in the majority. move to IN
dorse the st. Louis platform was voted down
10y small majority The delegates were not
instructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
A UCTION SALE OF ASSETS OF MUTUAL
BUILDING FUND AND DOLLAR
SAVINGS BANK.

BY virtue Of an order entered by the intel
States District Court for tho Eastern dlstrlci Oh
virginia IN tie case OF A. Cappeu ~ Co against
The Mutual building Fund and Dollar savings
Bank. a bankrupt. the undersigned Will sell a.
public auction on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY oF MAY lss2
at u NJ. al the front door Of the custom house:
on Bank street IN this city, THE ASSEIo Or
SAID BANKl UT not already converted INTO
money. consisting Of judgments. claims IN iitl-
cation. notes. ETC.. and a paid-up policy OF III
surance. descriptive list Of these assets can
be seen AZ the clerks ONCE of the niied states
District Court Also A DIAMOND PlN, GOLD
WAICH. WALN L DISK AND TABLE and an
OLD IRON SAFE These articles can he seen
on applicat On at office OF Jackson Jackson
g33 east Nam street. 1870.
TTR,ls: Cash. T. J. WARREN
GEORGE ID. WIS
THOMAS g. JAt KSON.
Trustees in bankruptcy Of the Mutual building
Fund and Dollar Savings Bank, Bankrupt.
fuVIH-l1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
By c. D. VI. Cobb,
Real Estate Agent and Auctione9f.
9Ol east Main street.

pY REQUEST OF THE OWNER l WILL
ID sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. on
THURSDAY. THE 18TH INSTANT,
At $50 p. NJ. that valuable and very desirable
LOT situated on the east side Of Twenty-fourih
between Darlington and Rstreets 1t lays high
and is the only vacant lot on the block which Is
occupied by a most desirable class OF noighbors
and overlooks the famous "Fairmont." 1t has
A front Of % feet, running back l25 feet to an
alley Il feet wide This is nice LOI viii
make an elegant homo and is well worth your
attention CD. NJ. COBB
mys-su. tu&th8t POI east MAIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAyORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND:
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. 3:l0 L. VI.
I OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except sunday.
IL Stops at all stations. At Lester Manor COZ.
meets with stage for Walkerton; also connects
with Baltimore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No. 10. $40 T. NJ
baltimore LIMITED. daily except sun.
ID day. for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. At Batimors
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road for Washington. Philadelphia and New
York. FARE: Richmond 70 Baltimore g.; -
Washington, SO; to Philadelphia sts0' Nov
York. $3.50
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE p. "
LOR WEST POINT. daily, except SUNDAY,
Il thence by Richmond and Danyills railroad
TO Richmond arriving at $40 A. u aud nHJ
A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 90 30 A. NJ
I OCAL MINED. daily, except sunday. loaYss
II Twenty thrd street station for West foin5
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot OF Virginia stres'
OPENS 90 A. NJ. TO 600 Z. A., and from 200 %
800 A. NJ.
SOf. HAAS. JAS Z. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. Con Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlotte, y q
W. H. GREEN, General Manager
l.. BERKELEY, Superintendent
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Ministers versus the Social Club.

WINSTON. n c.. May 11.-lSpecial. The
ministers of Winston-Salem created great
surprise here to-day by making the following
announcement: AT the last meeting OF the
Twin City Ministerial Association the minis
tiers of Winston-Salem withdrew honorary
membership from the Twin City Pleasure
Club and instructed the secretary to mako
publication of same. Immediately after this
stem was taken the Twin City Club
was notified and asked to strike
the names of the ministers from its
honorary list, but as yet the club has
taken no action in the matter. IL ID learned
that IT is probable that some Of the ministers
of the city will have something 70 say about
the matter from their pulpits. That the rea-
son Tor the action of the ministers Is the fact
that they believe it to be inconsistent for
them TO retain honorary membership IN a
club that permits billiards and cards as
amusemeuts and keeps its doors open on Sun
dAVa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

At tho request Of the owner who means bpn-
ness will sell. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY NAY H. 1892,
stbo'clock 7. NJ. ELEVEN EXTRA HAND
SOME VERY VALUABLE AND MOSl DEhlh-
ABLY LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, five OF
which. fronting each 20 feet. are on the south
side OF Grove avenue, beginning az the east
line of Robinson street. and the other SIX are on
the north side Of Floyd avenue. beginning az
the east line Of Robinson street; and an run
ming back l7g feet inches 70 wlde alley.
Tic lots on Floyd avenue will be sub-divided
20 suit . 81
inches above the street, within square or 30 on
the street cars have beautiful shade trees IN
their front and will be sold IN sizes to snlt Win
privilege Of one or more; 49,.
The improvements IN the vicinity are IN keep,
ing with the beauty and value OF the land' ana
the mel ghborhood i an excellent one Come 20
the sale without fail, as this presents a rare
chance for bargains.
TERMS: viii be very accommodanng ana
made known AT sale " ". BONE.
my5,7,s,lO,ll-5t AuchoHee4'
The above sale is postponed on account ot
rain and will take place ~ my once on + u.s..
DAY May 18th, a. o'clock j. vi.
my u n W. bDN T. huVt4"I0S''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
HILL MONTAGUE.
HENRY K POLLARD.
}. A CABELL.
Au.nI.I
i. =. WINSTON X Sos.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Goodwin Ell ais, plaintiffs. against East Rich
mond Company. &c. defendants-In the
Chancery Court OF the City OF Richmond:
1. Charles ". Goddin, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF Hill Mon
tague, Henry X. Pollard and J. A. Cabeli. spe-
cial commissioners by the decree Of February
90 1892. has been dnlv given.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Febru.
AIRY, 1891 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
mys Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
BY Chewing K Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

VNRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE WEST-END CORNER
RESIDENCE.
FRONTING SO FEET INCHES
AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
PARK S REEFS
AND EXTENDING BACK rs ZIP FEET TO
WIDE ALLEY
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust dated
October IS fe9 anl Of record IN the clerk
Office of HenricO county Court In Deed Book
lbs A. page 2s1, default having been made IN the
uayment OF the principal note thereby secured,
and being requested 30 20 do by the holder
thereof We viii sell by auction. upon the
MONDAY, MAYBE 1902,
AT o'clock 7. NJ. tho aforementioned PRO
This property can he vided so as TO make
TWO vacant l0ts OF % fee. each. besides leay NJ
amDla ground with tie dwelling, ana II
deemed advisable will De 30 offered
D. not fail TO b present at this sale ana Sc
cure a bargain.
TER,s. Cash sufficient 10 defray the expenses
Of sale and 90 pay note for t2no Win interest
from fsth or November. 1871; bal in,e a MAY be
A. J. CHLWNING,
EDWARD 5. ROSE.
mylO-td trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY )
' JAMES RIVER LINE for The sesashore
Cheapest and most pleasant route 20 NorfolA,
Portsmouth, Newport News. tlaremont AL
James River landings Connections; ~ NJ W
PORT NEWS ana NORFOLK for Hampton.
Old Point and Smithheld. Va. Washington, y.
G.. baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and Now FORK
James iiyer 10y daylight Great tourist iino
jamestown. Dutch cap and war scenery, haiei
le,s than hall charged by rail lines. rare 20
portsmouth and Norfolk. - sd; t'.l round 49,
- .acon -cla4- ! caves Richmond every MOA-
DAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT A. Il
1SlREFT-CARS 90 DIRECTLY TO STEAL
Frs WHARF for aboye-named pisces. j hf9u.n
tickets on sale on steamer and AZ nArle
AGENCY No. gll Main street, Baggage checke
through. taie rooms engaged iof day or nisNs'
rreignt: Freight received daily Tor aia-,-
ner,eF places ana Eastern North Carolina
aiso for Eastern Shore Of Virginia and
regular landings on the James rive, al LOh-
Est RATES and through bills issued
LUCIEN b. TATUM, NIce-President.
No lll7 Main street and Rockets.
rRyrS WFrsIGaR. Freight and Passenger AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AID NOR
/ FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANl, .-,
FRibAYa AZ II NJ. and every So NDAf 40 A. n.
Freight for tuesdays and Fridays steamers 70
ceived till n:30 A. NJ For sundays steam
I'll SP NJ Saturday freight received aanS '''
5P. NJ. ,,s IN
A"i ANA j. W. MCCAkhlCh.
General Southern Agent
Once. Rockets
W.P CLYDE Co