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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
Takes a stowe Ont of the WRONG Chnrch.

NoRFoLK, Va. March 22-lSpecial This
morning the freemason-street aptist, have,
with the assistance of the police been hunt
ing up party that drove up in front of their
church few days ago. broke open the door
and carried of stove. They soon ran the
patty down. when IT was learned that an OIL
Ger OF the Disciples church had instructed the
drayman TO take stove in the Disciples
church and carry II 10 the parsonage of that
church. The draymar made the mistake,
and. IN consequence. the Disciples preacher
is being kept warm by the Baptist brothers
stove.
Martin Freeny. while employed at s. r.
White Brothers iron works this city. while
al work this morning, without any warning
whatever dropped dead at his bench Tho
man had been feeling unwell for several DAYS
but was not thought 70 be seriously H.
Tho Grand Council Of Royal Arcanum
meets here tonight in the ball Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Prominent
Arcanumites are arriving upon every train.
senator Loyenstein. the secretary. is ut the
Atlantic Hotel
Six marriage licenses were issued at the
: ored and two white
negro woman is preaching NIGHT and dav
q No. lol St Paul street Sire declares TINT
the end OF the world il neaf at hand. Crowd,
OF the more ignorant negroes hear her. and
the police report great disorler-one feloni-
70 kill. "''A 'A''H'
The Norfolk Typographical Union at the
lest Meeting subscribed $50 TO the James
Barren Hope monument fund. Captain Hope
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

HzATEsvLLF, Va. March 17.-lSpecial. J.
On account of the rainy weather the farmers
here are very much behind with their spring
work
Monday WAS regular county court day. No
trials were called. though three cases stand
on the docket ready for trial, one felony
aud two misdemeanors. A large crowd was
in attendance at the court and many fine
horses were exhibited. man was run over
by trottng horse. but not hurt seriously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
Sacrificed His Life for Others

CAPE CHARLES. Va. March 22.-ISpecial. !
Samuel Barnes aged sixty years was struck
this morning at O'Clock by fast freight on
tho New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road near Parsley. Accomac county. and
died in forty minutes. lie WAS consci 1us
and said he was hauling wood and had
crossed the track. and looking back. saw a log
dropped across the rails Seeing the train
coming and fearing wreck and consequent
loss of life he hurried back and removed
the log. when he was hit by the engine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
Church Destroyed by Fire.

FRyprarcKsBuRG, Va. March %. SPECIAL.
The Rhoadesyille Baptist church. near La;
fayette station. on the p. /. 4. Ialiroau
marrow gauge. was entirely destroyer oY hre
last Sunday. The Sunday school was IN SESSION
at the time. but the fire originated on lhe rooi
caused by defective fiue. 1t is supposed ana
the flames had made conslderaoie he M
vay before they we're discovered. ne
church was comparatively new. having been
built but few years ago. and the loss Is d
severe one to the congregation. heV. Il. ".
BAPTIST WAS the pastor. ltis stated tna' steps
will at once be taken 70 reouiio the cnuuTn'
THE suit of T. j. Hayden against W: l..
Amiss which has been pending tor some time
has finally been settled by Haydon paying
Tho sum of $4,000. The suit grew out OF the
settlement of the co-partnership or the late
firm OF Hayden Amlss
The BODY of Lee Helm. who was lynched
last week. was taken 10 his old home ID stat
ford county. where II was inferred; r,
The postoffice at Hunters Mills, FAIRFAX
comfy. has been discontinued. Mail will be
sent TO Vienna. ,,
new postoffce has been established at
Tabor. King and Queen county. with Sarah
A Barefoot rs postmaster.
Rev. A. Il. Lynn has rendered ms resigna-
tion as pastor OF Potomac Baptist church.
King Georye county. TO take effect the second
Sunday in April. when he will preach his
farewell sermon.
A Sunday-school has Just been organized at
Belle Air O new Baptist church III stafford
county. about two miles from this city. Mr..
Marus Streshley has been elected supern-
tendent and Mr.. James Bowler. assistant
superintendent. q,
Rev. l.. W. Doggett late of this city (and
son of Mr.. l.. b. Doggett). now rector OF st.
Philips church. PHILADELPHIA. will be united
IN marriage to Miss Fannie G. Hinton, daugh-
ter of Junge Drury Hinton. April u, 1892, at
Grace Episcopal church. Petersburg. Va.
Mrs Churchill Jones. highly esteemed
Iedy OF Stafford county. died at Der home IN
that county last Sunday; aged sixty-hveyears.
She leaves q husband and two children to
mourn her death.
Last Wednesday night at the Tabernacle
church. in Spotslyvania county, MIR. Richard
Musselman. of Stafford county, and Miss Me
in marriage. Alr. AdlOwe Morrison was
best man and Miss Rosie Jett wa
the bridesmaid. The ushers were Messrs. @
H. Robey and \. y. CHARTERS and Miss Rosi
Miller presided at the organ. The beautiful
ceremony was impresslyely performed by Rev
William c, Smith, after which the wedding
party repaired TO the residence OF Mr.. jane
NJ Jett the brides father where reception
was held and supper spread.
The work of numbering the houses ant
marking the streets. under the new system
adopted 10y the city council. Is progressing
rapidly When completed the new arrange
ment will be very satisfactory 10 our peOpi
and il is probable city directory will shortl
be issued.
Mr.. IL. NJ. Mcdonald. of New York. is i
the city to-day prospecting with tho Wow q
erecting pulp mill here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
FIGHTING THE BIG BEEF Packets.

BEGINNING nj a Trial OF Great Interest in
Chicago.
CHICAGO. March 2?.-Judgs Tuley will 10.
day face an imposing array Of legal talent
The litigation will be the 6ght Of the Stick.
ney packers against the New Jersey corpora
ton that owns 80 per cent. OF the stock Of
~ Uaion Stock Yards Company. Nessrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
Judge Croxton Presides for the First lin

TAPpAHAYNocK. March 21.-lSpecial. J.
County court was opened to-day by Judge
Thomas Croxton. the frat time since his cleo
ton 10 that Office.
Our new circuit Judge. T. X. Is. Wright, be-
gins his first court on the LIST OF April
The recent storms have so damaged the
telephone and telegraph lines that communi-
cation through them is almost impossible for
the present from this point.
The sad intelligence OF the death of the
widow of DR.. John Muscoe Garrett OF New
Town. has reached here to-day. She was an
accomplished lady and leaves many children,
grandchildren and friends.
The lingering winter has nterferred with
the fishermen heresbouts The catch has
been very small but the prices have been
good. It has also deraDGed seriously the
operations and promises of the truckers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
No,.. Fran Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA. March 22.--lSpecal. j
The Young Mems Christian Associations
new hall TO be built here Will cost 81. 600.
Their lot on Sycamore street cost 81. 900.
The Association now have S23. 600 pledged by
subscriptions AS soon "a the weather opens
the work of building will be resumed and
the building pushed 10 completion rs rapidly
as possible.
A negro named William Holmes was before
the Mayor this morning on the charge OF cut
ting Willis Gillian, another negro. with a
pocket knife last night. Holmes. who claims
TO be from Richmond, was sent on 10 the
hustings court for trial.
Some interest is being manifested in the ap-
proaching municipal election. The two can
Collier and III. X. Smith are busy soliciting
the incumbent of the Office. The candidates
W. ii. Camp, the incumbent and CAPTAIN
John X. Patterson. Captain George w.
Eanes, the incumbent OF the Office. Is so far
the only candidate for city sergeant. The
friends OF Mr.. Il. FINLEY Mcllwaine. at pres
snt city auditor are thinking of asking him
TO become candidate for city sergeant IN op-
position 70 Captain kanes. II is not thought
that Captain j. Nj. Mullen will huve any OPP
position as Commonwealth attorney.
The local Auxiliary Association of the Ma
sonic Home of Virginia held meeting to-
day at Masonic Hall and considered matters
In reference 10 the booth they are TO have at
the Masonic fair TO be held in Richmond next
month. The sum so far raised for the booth
amounts TO $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
Charlottesville Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March 22-The
plant Of the Basic City Advance was brought
to this city Yesterday and is to-day being put
in place. The paper will be issued Friday
afternoons. the first issue to appear April lst
Mrs Seller. al aged German. died yester-
day at her home adjoining Pen Park the
residence of Mrs. William Hotopp
An infant child of Mrs. j. Harye Hull died
YESTERDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
THREW DOWN THE CUP.
DETAILS or THE BRUTAL AFFAIR.
How Mrs. Ferguson Barely Missed Taxing
aSwaIiow OF Muriatic Acid-Crew OF
an Abandoned Ship at Norfolk.

BpIsror. Va, March 22--lSpccial. l-fui
details Of an attempt by George d. Ferguson
of this city. to poison bis wife. orief &c
CUNT OF which appears in to-day's TINES. are
these Fureuson became so addicted to bard
drinking that bis wife has been compelled ioi
some time 70 support not only herself "ho
children. but her drunken husband as Wen
She told him time and again that unless
he cave ND his evil ways ana con-
panions she would apply ior
vorce. On SATURDAY. she consulted a'l i w
and fled bill tor divorce IN the Di'sto, 10, ~
Hustinps Court When she Wen. 49, II
supper Saturday night her husOahu' WV n" -
been there had left She TOOK w SIt ~ O
coffee. and the first mouthfui DuIns al a In
skin from her mouth. she calieu 10 80
and whom the coffee was examiner ~ W.
@n~nJ 60 Ia full of muriatic acid. Luckhy
tor be- Mrs ferguson did not swallow any
VI Hsv brnte Of n husband. infuriaied that LIS
life had applied tor divorce hau pue .nc
Acid in her coffee. and his murderous in'e .
barely missed Its mark. erguson u hno ,
to have gotten some lnnra.lc ANU 49, Nv
AZ H,lrs lin shop. where he (belng a Timer oy
trade had applied for work. lie mas ieu .ne
town. When last seen lie was walking UP the
Norfolk and Western railroad track tO"aiu
Abingdon. Officers are after HIM ana DO VIII
doubtless soon be caught.
His wife was Hiss Ballon. and was born IN
pstersbure Va She married G.. b. Fer
euson in 1894. and has two little boys. she -
an Industrious hard-w0rkiDg woman, and
enjoy. tho admiration and respect OF all who
know her. SIC patiently bore many lndlgDi-
ties from her husband, and went on working
for his support until iorbearance. was no
longer a possibility She SAYS that Ferguson
many a time has taken from her pieces of
jewelry. which had been gifts from friends.
and sold them for liquor.
Mrs. Ferguson says she has consulted law
yers with view 10 suing the Bristol News ;or
publishing an insinuation against her virtue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
The Ocean Bird Oyerdue.

WFsT PoIST. Va March p Especial The
vessel Ocean Bird which left Laurel Del
moro than two weeks ago for Norfork and
West Point. has not been heard from. Mr..
Smith. of this place. had son who took pas
sage on her.
Mr. Bolivar Starke. one of the oldest citi-
zens of West Point. died last night
Measles has developed into an epidemic.
Rev. Mr. Leake is quite sick.
Few shad are being caught here. The bad
weather has not permitted much fishing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

OBJ Barnes. ..flaintln
Against
The Barnes Safe and Lock Co... Defendants
In Case and Upon an Attachment Returned
Executed.
The object of this suit is 10 recover against
with interest thereon to be computed after tho
rate OF per centum per annum from May 2sth
1871. until paid. and 10 attach the estate or
debts owing 10 SAID defendant within the city
OF Richmond. snd subject the same to the pay
men. of the plaintiffs claim
And affidavit having heen made and filed that
the defendant Is a nonresident OF this State. 10
is required 20 appear here within fifteen DAYS
after due publication hereof. and do what is
necessary to protect its interest in this suit
A Copy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk
SHIELD. NEWTON AND JOINS, p. q.
mh23-w3t
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WASHINGTON. d. c., March 22.-For Virginia:
Light rains. followed by clearing weather;
fair thursday. ,;..
For North Carolina: Increasing cloudiness.
followed by showers during the afternoon or
night: southerly wind; slightly warmer III
eastern portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
LAMBERT'S POINT. MARCH p, 1892

Steamships Monrovia, New Orleans, Bremen
Girdleness, New Orleans, Marsellles.
ARRIVED AND LOADED.
Schoouers John Holland, New Haven; II; II.
Benedict, Boston; barges General Mcclellan.
Hoboken; Yas,y, New London.
LOADED.
LYMAN NJ Law Providence; job ii. Jackson;
Bridgeport: Darges Norfolk and Western and
&. New Haven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH %, 1892.

PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH q. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo steamship Charlotte, zen
nett baltimore. passengers and general cargo;
schooner Amelia Hesfn. Baltimore cargo, leI-
tilizer; steamship Elm City. Marshail Na4Ael-
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Newport News. genera
cargo: steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passen-
GERS and CARGO: steamship Elm CITY NalKertoh
passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
MEETINGS.
RICHMOND, Va, March "a, $50.

RICHMOND, Va. March az. is92.
THE ANIMAL MEETING oE THE sToCK;;
i H0ttprGCESS OF ~, TIE ,WEssy.END LAMP
at the ONCE Of the President. James H. pooley
No. llQ2 east Main street. Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8; 1892. AZ /: o'clock NJ.
The transfer books will be closed on March
'V mhss.td GEoRdE ). RodERs. Secretary.
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ROBERT II WHITIOCK.
CHARLES W. HAYWOOD,
WILLIAM NJ. JONES.

state Of Virginia. City OF Richmond to-wit:
l. Allen g.. Collins. notary public for the
city aforesaid. in the State of Virginia. do GER
t f. thar Charles ". Harwood. William NJ Jones
and Robert H. Nhitl0ck, whose names are
signed TO the foregoing certificate Of special or
limited partnership Of HAYWOOD 4 Jones dated
January I. 1892. have each acknowledged the
same before me i'm my city aforesaid: and said
Charles w. IlarwOOd, general partner Of said
partnership. at the sam time made oath before
me- that 10 ert II. MhltlOck. the special part
ner. contril uted and actually paid in cash into
said partnership 5000 Jgnlary J. 1890.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of jan
uarv. 1872. ALLEN q. COLLINS, y. L.
mh2-Yeiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

neal Estate AucLOnecrs.
Richmond. Va
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
EIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS. SEWING.
MACHINE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED AND
HARDWARE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED. IL
EAST RICHMOND. ABOUT ONE MILE AND
AHALF FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. N HENRICO COUNTY.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court entered February - 1892. IN tie
cause OF c. y. Goodwin. &c against iast Rich.
mOnd Company, &c. the undersigned. appoiniel
special commissioners Tor the purpose. VIII
sell. by public auction on the premises, on
MONDAY. THE SSH DAY or MARCH. 1872 AT
lo'cLocK, 7. VI.
the following buildings and land attached VIZ.
} lie sewing Aiacnlne &C Org and land attached
the Hardware FACTORY and land attached. the
house and land attached on north sid0 ~ In
man avenue. between Ninth and Tenth stree, +;
OH lot 3. block inl. the house and land atischea
on the south SIDE OF lnman avenue. between
Ninth and Tenth streets. on lot g. block -. inc
house and land attached on south side OF inmAh
avenue. between sixth and Seventh streets on
lot IA, block 10; the house and land attached .n
south side OF lnman avenue between ooNenlI
md Ninth streets. on lot II. block II house am
land attached on lnmsn avenue on !ot, ~" =,
block 100: three houses on lot ~. block iOi. on
lot Il. block -. aud lot ,. block ~ az on 'n9
Mantle tract. described in this cause. i4si iNaJ
be ,eon AZ Office OF H. H. Chalhn x 60 -,
TERMS: One-tniri cash. and three siua a
credit payments at six. twelve ana elsn,to 80
months. the purchasers giving notes N'sn -
terest added from day Of sale for deferred pis
ments secured by retention OF titlo or a. Y7'os
OF purchasers they Arc 10 receive deeds ahd 80
deeds OF trust on premises. securing said notes
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN,
HILL CARTER.
H. NJ TYLER.
q. G. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners
r D. CuArrrx 4 Co.. p. z. WINSTON SON. AUG
tioneers.
l. chsrss ". Goddin, clerk o! "a fh Chance
Court OF Richmond certify thar me eonn' Nv
tSc decree in said cause OF February 81 iss' mas
been duly given. ,.,,,s.. H. a,u.,ch.
1892. ChAhLEs W. uopDiN' @'''~
mhiStds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

WEATHER FORECAST.

Ferdinand Barbedienne. the well-knoWn
bronze-founder. died In Paris yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

An ORDINANCE. APPROVED MARCH H.
SECTION -, CHAPTER q. OF j He OkDI-
NAMES CONCERNING WATER WORKS:
BE IL ordained hy the Council If the CITY OF
Richmond that section u, chapter %. Of the Or
dinances be amended and reordalnod so as 10
read as follows: The supply OF water 10 any
person shall be on condition 81 his paying a
water rent AZ Ger ain rates, a follows; ror the
purpose of building: For each table used Tor
brick making forty dollars per annum. When
IN building brick are laid, or stone work or
plastering done. five 90 cents Tor each thou
sand bricks two q cents for each cubic yard OF
stone work. and ten ,lOl cents for each hundred
yards Of plastering. 4 license shall be obtained
from the superintendent tor each building or
other work before such work Is commenced for
which the city water is wanted for any Of these
PURPOSES; but no license shall De issued until
the charges for water shall be paid on The est
mated amount of work 10 he done. and when
the same shall he completed the said license
shall be returned 10 the superintendent with 3
statement by measurement OF the number Of
bricks laid. yards OF plasterlng or stone work
Penalty for noncompliance ten dollars in each
case. For public building, at the following
rate per annum 70 Wit: For the Capitol and
Governors MANSION. one hundred dollars:
medical college. nifty dollars; h satre, opera
house. etc. thirty dollars: pubic hall with
water fixtures accessible. ten dollars: with
water fixtures inaccessible. five dollars; Henrlco
County Court house. ninety dollars; Custom
House. one hundred and fifty dollars: Penlten-
tiary. five hundred dollars ercept mat NE 10 Ifer
lised On mr. iesSpeS ana persons operating manu-
factories herein shall 'e pdtd FOR ~ me rates
required by ordinance JOr other and similar
manufactures.
len T.. AUGUST.
m22-5t City Clerk.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
George W. Mayo, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES. GLASS.
i FRONT HAChS. BUGGIES. HARNESS
6c.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from II p
Turner to the undersigned trustees. dnly
recorded. wo will sell at public auction az fhs
stable OF homas l.. Turner, No. i5g3east frAnt'
lin street. beginning at lO:4) A. NJ.
FRIDAY. APEIL !, 1872,
10 HORSES,
4GLASs-FRONT HACKS,
TOp-BUGGlES,
1OpEN BUGGY,
lPHAETON. -.
sets Of BUGGY-HARNEss, and
10 ROBES.
TERMS: $50 and under cash. Over en-. ne.
gotiable notes with satisfactory indOrsers
Interes, added, payable in ninety days
JOHN X. BRANCH,
FREDERICK ". SCOTT.
Trustees
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. mhg9td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

Sun 500 SIoon rises $50 A. H.
sun sets............6:2i Days length. .l2h. loill
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CAUTION 2
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

rTHF SPECIAL. OR LIMITED PARTNER
L SHIP FORMED JANUARY 1, 1sq0, AND
RENEWED JANUARY /, 1871, under the
firm name and style OF HARDWOOD 4 JONES,
ia hereby renewed nd continued until the 3lst
day OF December. 1872. inclusive Charles W;
Harwood and william VI. Jones are the general
PARTNERS and Robert II. NhltlOck the special
PARTNER, and all eside IN the city OF Richmond
Said Robert II. Whitlock special partner con-
tributed 10 said partnership and actually paid
in cash the sum OF 5000 January l. 1872 he
place OF business OF said partners hip shall be IN
The CITY OF Richmond. Va. and the business
conducted shall be- the manufacture and sale Of
Wooden Boxes and other WoOd-N Orklng Dusi-
Witness the following signatures this ist day
Of January, 1892. ... -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH p, 1892.

Barksntine Yidotte. Long, Charleston; pyrltefs'
vessel Curtis & Parker; schooner MARY r..
Morris, Smith, Charleston, coal Vesse! O"i'AS
* Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RIcHM0ND-ss:
LII A. Williams. cashier Of the Merchants
and Planters Savings Bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
49, IL. A. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 22d OF
March. 1902. BERNARD PEYION, Jn..
Notary Public.
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A. W. PATTERSON. snecial
H. j. POLLARD. Conm'ssto,e,
VI. VI GILLIAN. }
r. b. CHAPLIN ( Co..
and Auctioneors.
APPERsOV 4 POLLARD,

I. Charles W. Goddin. Clerk OF the ChancerY
Court of Richmond, certify that the bond 70
Quired Of the above special commissioners by
tho decree in said cause Of February ~. 1892,
las been duly given. Given under my hand
this l2th day Of March. 1892
mhl5-td CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH g. 1872
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III AlOliONs
pv vir,re Of a decree Of the Chancerv Com,
of the City OF Richmond. entered on the OH N
March. 1892 in the case or Shaw and ais agsinss
Shaw, administrator, @c.' the Undersigned spe-
ciai commissioner will sell az public auction on
the premises on
MONDAY. MARCH %, isg2
az a.ao o'clock T. ". the above de,cribed Ia.
situated on east side OF Randolph street. com,
mencing at point o. feet south Of Ninler
street aud having front OF o. feet on said Ran
dolph street and running back i.0 feet In
which there is comfortable frame dwelling
containing three rooms. The Tot Yll De sold ~
whole or divided as may be doomed leaatfIms
OF saie. This property, located IN a rapidly
growing section OF our city, offers many advau-
tages for speculation
TERMS: One-third cash: balance in six and
twelve months Tor negotiable notes interest
added, and title retained until the last note Is
paid and conveyance ordered by be court.
CONWAY +. SANDS
Special Commissioner.
Shaw. plaintiff. against shaw defandant.-In
Chancery Court OF the Clty OF Richmond.
]. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court. cer
tify that the bond required OF the special CONS
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF March
9. 1872 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 21d dav Of March
1892 CHARLES W. GODlIN
NH 23-td Clerk.
BY Denoon. Upper & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers.
s2l Main street
TRUSTEES SALE
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT IL THE TOWN or
WOODyILLE. IN HEN
RICO COUNTY.
By virtue OF the provisions Of certain deed
of trust dated June :, 1885,. and duly recorded il
the clerks Office Of Honric0 County Court DO
ID. b. 49, p. 3si default having been made in
the payment Il a certain note therein secured.
and being required 81 70 40 Will sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH. 3d. 1892.
at4:3) O'Clock F. NJ,
the above-described property designated as LOO
No IS IN square 40 - on the map OF the town
OF Woodvil Q made by ~ Bates surveyor. he
lot has a front of thirty feet on the north SHE
OF Bates street and run back ln feet 20 New
bern stree. On the lot is q neat frame dwelling
in nice order.
Terms: ash as 10 expenses Of SALE any taxes
that NAV be due and unpaid and note OF $50.
with interest thereon from june I'D. 1856, ana
balance on terms 10 be- announced at sale
mhl9-td +. TUPPER. JR.. Trustee