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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24
wINsToS's ENTHUSIASM.
sToN, n. c.. June 20. Especial.
L ~
North Carolina Teachers.

MoREHEAD CRY. n. c.. June 23.-The seq
sion OF the North Carolina Teachers Assem-
bly, opened to-day with over five hundred
teachers il attendance and with advices from
as many more that they would be here during
the week.
The opening address was delivered by Hon.
II. w. Mason. Of Jackson county, a men,
Der of the North Carolina railroad commits
sion.
This was followed by the annual address of
the president of the Assembly, Professor
Hugh Morson.
The prayer was offered by the Right Rev.
u. b. Lyman. bishop of North Carolina, who
atterward made an informal talk in which he
opposed any system Of public schools which
Jailed TO include ia its curriculum the teach
anR of religion.
The evening programme Of the Assembly
proper consisted Of what is called q chalk
talk by the humorist and caricaturst Frank
Beard. This began OF $50 o'clock. and it was
enjoyed by as many people as could get in
the Assembly hall. There was handsome
german ut night
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmo"'
zons and other Matters


CAPTAIN Luther P. Ellis. of Ashland isqui''
sick ct his residence.
Miss Yetta Herold who was paoiy ou'Ae-
Tuesday night. is getting on very won.
Mr.. Robert r. Richardson, OF no. loz "e''
Main street. IS kept at home Oy s'0HH
Mrs. f. l.. Clark and daughter lell yes'e'-
day for Marion, Va. T. spend the oo'"N
Cnptain NJ. p. DAVIS. Of Lynchoulg, io,-
merly with Edel Brothers. IL on ''''' ~
Richmond.
Mr.. s. NJ. Holtz and wife. VINO nave oeen
visiting the brother OF the i@''e'' na'e ~
turned to North Carolina.
DIR and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry who are now
In Venice. Italy. will celebrate their snFer
wedding in that city tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ramos and Mrs. j. V. Ramos
and cbildran who have been 40 Old Point Tor
some days. arc expected home to-day.
Mr. Norman J.. Hopkins. who has been on
brsinasa on the Western division Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, is in the city.
The second Baptist church Sundsy.school
acholsrs went down on the steamer Ariel last
evening and spent a delightful evening.
Mr.. John b. Cooper of Winder: continues
critically i'll. and Mr. NJ. +. Hudnall, OF RIVER
View. has been quite sick for several days.
The clerk Of the hustngs court issued a
marriage license 10 the following couple yes
terday: Harvey Bierne and Margaret a. John-
son. Richmond.
The funeral OF John w. Eubank. who was
killed Wednesday morning at the Iredegar
took place yesterday at o'clock from Kan
dolph-street Baptist church.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Il. Brown who
died at Coalield Wednesday. took place yes
terday morning from st. Patricks Catholic
church. The interment was at Mount Cal
vary.
The Qualification" which was such de-
cided success at the Richmond College few
nights since. will be repeated this evening at
Mozart Academy. 1t Is laughable throughout
and Just suits weather like this.
Mr. j. ID. Pretlow. q former member Of the
House of Delegates from Southampton
county, called at the Capitol yesterday.
Among the other yistoTs was Mr.. &. Wool
folk. treasurer Of Orange county.
An enjoyable event will be the basket pic
mic at Ashland Park for the benefit of the
Retreat for the Sick" on Tuesday, June
2sth. There will be music and dancing. and
the occasion promises to be most pleasant.
Mrs. Mary l. Gwatklns has issued invita-
tions TO the marriage OF her daughter.
Mamie McClelland Gwatkins, to Mr.. Frede-
rick Lewis Curtler on Tuesday evening,
June 2sth. at 9 o'clock, in ST. Pauls church
Frank Walters. young man, while walking
on Broad street yesterday afternoon. found
letter addressed 10 Miss Mamie Sutton, IN
which was an Endorsed check for S3-. lie
left the letter and check at The TINES Office,
where the owner can get them upon paving
Mr. Walters for his trouble and time in bring
ing them to this Office and making the an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24
DEATHS.

EUBANK.-Died. on wednesday June es
1892. JOHN W. EUBANk, in the twenty.hfth
year of his age.
The funeral took place from Randolph-street
Baptist church yesterday afternoon az o'clock.
GO0DMAN.-Died, az No. 600 south Pine
street. on Wednesday, 22d instant, at 1880 Z. NJ.
WILLIAM HALSEI. Jr., only child OF William
II. and Florence BreedlOYe Goodman; aged four
months ana twenty days.
Funeral took place from above residence yes.
terday afternoon al O'clock.
GOODWIN-Died. az Soldiers Home. June
%, 1892, CORNELIUS GOODWIN. aged sixty
three years, formerly Of Company \, Nineteenth
Battalion Virginia Infantry.
Funeral services. by Rev. nr. Hoge, at Holly
wood. TODAY friday at 10 A. NJ.
JONES.-Dicd. June 2lst. at o go o'clock z. NJ.
az his parents residence. sOl west Clay street,
WINSTON MALLORY JONES: aged five months.
Funeral took place Wednesday at o'clock +.
NJ
MOORE.-Died, at Allegheny Springs, Juno
23d. STUART GRANT, infant son OF DR.. Thomas
j. and Julia Moore
Notice Of interment hereafter.
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The Howitzers' Tbursdav Trim.

The Howitzers last evening inaugurated
series of Thursdays which promise TO be
one of the most pleasant entertainments of
the hsated term. Last evening the merry
cannoneers and their lady friends boarded
Warwick Park barge and were soon ENJOYING
the delights Of the river breezes. The How
itzer band accompanied the party and played
a number of harmonious selections
When Warwick Park was reached the merry
crowd, mum bering several hundred. assembled
the hill to the pavilion, and dancing was en-
joyed by those so inclined. Ice-cream and
other delicaces rendered life less burden.
and the crowd returned at midnight we'll
pleased indeed with their outing.
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NORTH CAR0LINA'S JOY
ar ans NOMINATION or cLEyELAsD
Great rnthuslasm In Isafeish-Cieveland
Club Organized in winston-Com-
ments of tho Press.

RArrroH, n. c., June 29.-lSpecial. l-As
The news of CleyeIands nomination
few this morning Cleveland badges
we're quickly produced and huttered
Oh the Iapels OF hundreds Of coats
and preparations we're at once begun for O
rousing ratification meeting here tonight,
with burning of tar barrels and oratory by all
the distinguished speakers who can be mus
tered. A large crowd remained mp all night
10 hear the news Of the nomination and as
tho wires flashed the intelligence that
Grover Cleveland was the choice
of tho Chicago Convention at dawn this
morning hundreds OF midnight watchers,
who had never left the telegraph Office and
bulletin boards during the night marched
the streets, awakening the sleepers with
shouts for Cleveland. There we're various ex-
pressions OF opinions as 10 the nomination OF
Cleveland and the probability of his carrying
North Carolina heard here to-day. promi-
nent Republican stated that be would un-
doubtedly carry the State, while the Demo-
Gratis are hopeful.
GREAT VICTORY III WE WIN.
The Daily News and Observer will say edi-
forially tomorrow morning The nomina-
ton OF Cleveland has been so long and plainly
changed expectancy into realization. Notwith-
standing his defeat in 1883 the ex-Presdent
remained the first and only choice OF vast
majority Of his party unapproached IN pre-
eminence by any other Of our illustrations
citizens.
The campaign will be one in which the per-
sonality OF the candidate will play large
part. In some sections it will add great
strength 10 the Democratic cause. At the
South. unhappily, it will make the situation
more difficult. and here in North Carolina. so
demented have become a considerable portion
of our Democratic people. it renders still moro
doubtful the already doubtful issue OF the
preceding contest; but in one sense it VIII fix
the contest on higher plane 1t banshes
the idea of expedienoy. 1t demands brave.
fearless aggressive campaign for Democracy.
II precipitates the battle that should have
been fought long ago. To have won under
different circumstances would have been
easier. but b. win under the banner OF Grover
Cleveland will be worth 10 Democracy and TO
our people hundred easier victories.
wNsToSs ENTHUSIASM
WINSTON, n. c.. June 23.-ISpecial. Tho
nomination of Cleveland for the presidency
was received here this morning with delight
and enthusiasm. The Democrats of Salem
organized a Cleveland Club within an hour
after the news was received and by 10 0 clock
the names OF over 100 members bad been en-
rolled The officers are George A. Boozer,
president: X. y. Hendricks, secretary. The
club also telegrapheh Mr.. Cleveland it's con-
Rratulations and pledged him the very best
support.
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APueasinc Entertainment.

The entertainment for the benefit Of the
First Virgins regiment and Lee Camp was
repeated at Mozart Academy last evening be-
fore large audience. Mr.. +. H. Cloves.
of StauntOn, sang splendidly. and the other
vocalists and actors did we'll indeed Mr.
f. II. Cahill deserves the greatest credit
for his arrangement of the programme,
tableau and scenic effects in the entertain
ment The entire charge of the stage. ar
rangement of incidents and all of the dialogues
were intrusted 70 him 10y the benehciaries of
the affair. He worked untiringly for the sue
cess of the cause. and the result reflects great
credit upon his managerial bllity
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a Ball Game.

An enjoyable game of baseball was played
at leland Park yesterday afternoon between
a team from Syracuse Lodge No s. Knights
of Pythias and team from Red Men. The
score resulted 20 TO gin favor of the PYthiaps.
The teams were as follows:
Pythians -Donati, pitcher Tate. second
base; Luck third base; West. fret base;
Meoni. short stop Morgan. left field; En-
right, right field; Leftwich, catcher; Donati,
centre field.
Red Men-Mosby. catcher Smith, pitcher;
Lucas. short stop; Folkes. first base; Tyler,
second base Herndon, third base; 1ompkius,
left field: CAV centre field. Epps RIGHT field
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myl3-we,fr&susm
PROPOSALS..
CITY EyGINEERs OFFICE,
RrcUNOND. Va. June %. 1899.

J
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL
y PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY. June 18th, at 9 o clock =. NJ.
for FUHNISHING ALI MATERIALS AND
LAYING GRANIrE-sPALL PAVING, GRAN
IIE CURBSTONES and GRANITE FLAG
GING (as per locations on file IN this Office.
Bidders viii state at what time the work will
be completed and whether for part or the
whole Of each kind.
All proposals TO be accompanied by certified
check for $3.50 as guaranty for the perform
ance OF the contract when awarded.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained and speci-
fications seen by applying at this Office.
Bidders will send samples Of stone which thoY
propose 20 furnish, showing quality Of stone.
the character OF dressing 10 be the same
sample at this Office These samples will be paid
for at the awarded contract prices.
The Committee on Streets reserves tho right
10 reject any or ali proposals offered and 20
give the contract for each item and each lOca-
ton separately. w. +. CUTSHAW.
je23-td City Engineer.
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By +. NJ. Jones, Auctioneer,
Clifton Forge, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SOME OF THB
MOST DESIRABLE
TRULY-yALUABLE LOTS AT CLIFTO
FORGE, VA.
JUNE BOTH, AT i9 O'CLOCK II.
ON THE PREMISES.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 the
undersigned, dated September %. 1890. and duly
of record in the clerks Office of AlleghsnY
will expose for sale at public auction. on the
day and hour above named. being required so 10
do by the beneficiary. those fl\ Y HANDSOME
AND IRULY-YALUABLE LOTS IN WEST
CLIFTON FORGE. and designated on a plan OK
the property Of the Chesapeake and Ohio De.
velopment Company as Lot No. in block ~.
block iS9 and No. ia block rs. 1hese lots sre
beautifully situated and should command tho
attention Of investors and home seekers
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses Of sale. taxes q 4
any be due and TO pay of \ note OF e706.67. with
interest from the 25;h dsY OF September 1891.
TILL paid. and &2.34 protest Zee: the residue on
such terms as will DO made known a. sale.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
4. 81 JONES.
je24. 25. %. 29&30 Trustees
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CITY ESGISEER's OFFICE.
RFrHNOND. "a ,Tune % 1902

NOTICE.--SEALED PROPOSALS WILL he
y RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
TUESDAY NEXT. JUSE .gsrH a. o'clock =. u.
with FEED, PRoEENDER. &c. and also with
STRAW for three months.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right
20 reject any or al proposals offered. and 10
give the contract for each article required 10
the lowest bidder therefor.
FORMS OF PROPOSALS can lie obtained at
this Office. ". T.. CUlSHAH.
Ie2}-tdl City Engineer.
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III HNIVFII ~ y IIIIt 90 I0E-f J
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Ri RECEIVED
> at this office until TUESDAY. June
2sih az o'clock p NJ FOR FURNISH
ING LABOR AND MATERIALS except
cement and CONSTRUCTING SEWERS
as per list on file in this Office. All
proposals 90 DO accompanied by certified
check for $40. as a guaranty for the perform
ance OF the contract whom awarded.
specifications can be seen az this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right
10 reject any or all proposals offered and TO
give the contract for each item and each loca-
ton separately. ". i. CUISHAW.
Je2}-dtdi City Engineer.
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BY Chewning Il Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
The Times Building.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A SNUG HOUSE AND LOT
Of
WALNUT BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. WEST END.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated 18th
day of October. 1889, and Of record in the clerk
Office of Henrico County Court, Deed Book 1913
4. page 225. default having been made in the
payment OF portion Of the debt thereby Sc
cured. and being required so 10 do by the bene-
fciary. We will sell by auction, upon the prem
ises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE "a. 1892,
al 6 O'Clock p. NJ, all that certain LOT OR
PARCEL OF LAND lying and being in the
town of Sidney" fronting % feet on west line
of Walnut street. between Main and Cary
streets. beginning at an alley 20 feet wide and
back between parallel lines 50 feet 30
inches, bounded on the south by said alley and
on the north by lot conveyed 10 William Evans.
The location Of this property is in the direc.
line Of natural growth. Now is the time TO pur.
chase and this Is the quarter in which to pur-
chase.
TERMS: By consent one-third in cash; the
balance at six aud twelve months, secured by
deed of trust upon the property.
A. j. CHEWING,
4. SGTIERDING,
Trustees.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers. ie ls-td
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Jusr p, Is9s

POBI OF WEST POINT. JUsE %, is9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole. New Yorl
passengers aud general cargo; steamship Cha~'
Iotte, BENNETT. Baltimore passengers and yen.
eral cargo; steamer Elm City. Marshall Wall
erton' Passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship City Of Atlanta, New York. passen-
gers and general cargo: steamship CiaTiotta
Baltimore. passengers and general eaToa,.
steamship Elm City, Marshall Malkerton. nas
sengers and.general cargo. 1-'-
LAMBERTs POINT. JUNE %. 1892
COALED
Steamships Collingham. Coosav 10 Glasgov.
Abendana Norfolk TO London
AREiVED.
Barges $; i. Mead, Mary Whitridge Anta-
iope' Joseph Baker: schooner III. L. Morse.
LOADED.
Barges S. X Mead Mary whitridge. Josanh
Raker. Antelope Boston: schooner Mar
Morse, Coxeshesd. Ne. -
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The Batt,e-ship Texas

will be launched on Tuesday the 2sth. and
the Virginia Steamboat Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Norfolk or Portsmouth,
Va, for $3.50 each, good for five days. The
ing, June 9th, at o'clock. This is by far
the most pleasant route.
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OFFICE or THE CAPITOL BuILDISal
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
No. geo EAST BROAD STREET,
RrCUNOND Va lime 81 1909


At a special meeting of the Board Of Directors
held this day the following resolution was
adopted The late BENJAMIN VI. QUARLEs, whose
sudden death was 10 us a sad surprise. had
served this association as a faithful and efficient
trustee mp 10 the period OF his resignation. His
large experience and fine Judgment in the busi-
ness walks were only surpassed By amiability
and rectitude Of conduct rarely encountered
among men.
The above paragraph truly expresses our es-
teen Tor one who, as son, husband. father and
citizen, WAS sans peur. sans reTroche.
Tho secretary Is instructed TO have published
in one or more Of the daily papers OF this city
the foregoing resolution and enter the same on
his minutes. c. NJ. WALLACE.
President;
SAMUEL b. WIrr,
Nice-President;
A. w. ROsENE
JAMES NETHFRwOOD,
JosEPH B. WELSH.
Trustees
Attest; a. L. Masurier. Secretary.
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WIN you proteot Your BANK Account

Yes Then get the best and be up with the
times There are more Automatics in use than
of all of other kinds together. IL the leading
business men buy and use the Automatic 1t Is
because they recognize its value.
Write 10 Automatic Bank Punch Co., POST
Office Box $50. Richmond. Va, and our agent
will call on YOU.
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Fell Dead In the Harvest Field.

WINSTON. n. c.. June Especial. News
OF a sudden death in the county reached here
to-day Mr.. Henry Merame was at work in
the harvest field when. upon taking drink of
water, he fell over dead, He was tfty-four
years OF age.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL!
$4,000 5 PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:

TAKE NOTICE-That under a resolution
of the City Council of Richmond. ap-
nroyed June Is. 1922. the City Auditor
has beon instructed by the Committee on
Finance TO give notice 10 ali holders of per
cent bonds issued by said city under a resolu-
tion Of said Council. approved January o. 1852.
resolution of said Council approved June 3.
lSS2 and by resolution approved August II. 1852.
and also 10y another resolution approved Septem-
Der g. 1882 that the said city will on the I'd day
of Jnly, 1922, redeem each and every one of said
bonds and that interest thereon shall cease
from the lst day of July. 1892 and that all such
bonds brought in for Redemption on and after
the 81 day Of July. 1892. will be redeemed. but
without interest after last mentioned date. |
Hereby give such notice and also further notice.
that shall be prepared on the 2d day OF July.
1897! 70 redeem on behalf of said city all bonds
above alluded to- which shall there or after
wards be presented for redemption at the of
fee of the City Auditor, in the City Hall OF said
city. MILES TURPlN. Auditor.
fcfB-tiy5
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NOIICE-BlDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
- this Office for furnishing the horses and
mules OF this department with the best Hal.
GRAIN, BkONNAN SHIP SIUfFS for three
months beginning July J. 1872
Bids will be received until ~ NJ. June 30th.
Call 40 this Office FOR form Of bid.
The COMMITTEE on Health reserve the
rlgh, 70 Reject any or all bids.
le2i-td BOARD OF HEALTH.
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=, mo tnermometer mounted the rings of
saslc1ry's ladder yesterday with total dis
fsk'fo Tor the jewellers OF Richmond. The
s sa' was scoFcher. aud many minds turned
,ivn thoughts Of business and wondered
"nefe they would spend the summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24
HOOPS Pills cure ConstIpation.

When Baby was sick we gave her CastoriA
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoris'
when she had Children, she gave them CsStoste
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24

az. Sooonc Auditor Ryland yesterday received
No peeksges Of bonds and coupons from tbe
Ssos ,. aorx committee Of tho par value OF
~ ]z1 and 1854. 0e0 respectively. "
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BY Ellis & Catheart,
Auctloneers.
A UCTION AUCTION :

4
Large and attractive sale Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE 10 take place TODAY at 1920
sharp.
bureaus. washstands. lounges, handsome car
pet. two WardrObes. lounges. cane and wood
seat chairs one of the handsomest oak cham
Der suits ever offered in this store, with plate
glass mirrors, 70 20 10 the highest bidder.
Store oyerstocked, and goods must so. Come
and see Seats for ladies.
ELLIS & CATHEART.
je24-It Auctioneers.
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What Stronger Proof

rs needed Of the merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
than the hundreds OF letters continually COM
ing in telling of marvellous cures 1t has ef-
fected after all other remedies have tailed?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24

FRIDAY, June oath, ats p NJ. trustees sale of
house and lot on Walnut between Main and
Cary streets. Chewing x Rose, auctioneers.
FRIDAY June 9th, at 6 p NJ. sale of three new
frame dwellings SEQ 81, $50 north Twenty.
seventh street. Z. A. Catlin auctioneer.
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MARRIED..

H-McCONNAL-M Married. June
22d. at Trinity Episcopal church. Washington.
ID. G.. by the pastor. Miss ROSA WEtTHhiCh
and Mr.. JAMES MCCONNAL: both Of this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24

twenty-five cents for a box Of BEEcHAMs
Pills worth guinea.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE-A FARM OF 1875 ACRES, SEVEN
II miles from Richmond, half mile from depot
and postofiice: fifty acres IN cultivation, bal
ance in woods. Terms reasonable Address K
IIMKs Office Je22-1e, IF. su3t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24
RANGE or THE THERMOMETERS

Range o. the thermometer at Tx Tn,y.
Office YESTERDAY. June %, 1892:
4 NJ, So; y NJ. s.; F. NJ. 50; G p. IL, 50; Q
L. NJ. ~; midnight, -. Average &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-24
WEDNESDAY. TIE 29rn DAY OF JuNE. 1922.


at o'clock p H.. that certain lot OF ground
lying and being in the city OF Richmond Va,
situated az the northeast corner of Cary and
Twentieth streets, fronting on Cary street
IS feet and running back between
parallel lines ll9 feet, being the lot known As
Bethal School. As manufacturing site this lot
stands without an equal in this quarter Of tho
city: also. say at O'clock =. NJ. that certain
lot OF land commencing at point los feet
inches from the northwestern intersection OF
81 Paul and Charity streets, and extending
northwardly along the western line OF said St.
Paul street, and fronting thereon AZ feet
inches, and running back l29 feet; also. az tho
same hour. that certain lot Of land living and
being IN the city OF Richmond. Va. IN the
square on which the Baker school stands,
fronting ON the south side OF Charity street
commencing at point AZ feet Z inches from
the intersection Of the south line Of Charity
street with the east line Of ST. Paul street. rum
ming eastwardly along Charity street on It's said
southern side 46 feet II inches, and running
back between lines parallel with st. Paul street
TO an alley in rear. the western line being l4i
feet, more or less. and the eastern line being ln5
feet. more or less. These dwellings rent readily
at good rentals, and will be sold together or
separately. as may be deemed best at time OF
sale This sale calls forth the attendance OF tho
investor, the speculator and the home seeker.
TERMS: Whilst the terms of the deed de-
mand cash. yet by consent more liberal terms
will DO announced az time Of sale
EDWARD X. ROSE.
JOSEPH w. THOMAS.
GEORGE 5. VASUON, JR.,
p js23 Trustees
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. d. D.. June 23.-For
Irlln Virginia; Generally fair during the
liam lday. followed by local showers durinS
| the night; northeriy winds: a slighf
iall I'D temperature. but decidedly COOL
er on Friday night or SATURDAY..
For North Carolina: Generally fair: westerly
winds; slightly cooler IN western portion.