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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-15
HOUSE..

Hon. Frank Baxter, of Maricopa Speaker; Chief Clerk, M. Gervais En- rolling and Expressing Clerk, J. Fay Tor, Gi Cochise; Sergeant-at-arms, MT. Truman. of Final; Messenger, A. Be- han, of Yuma. wstchman, MT. ssyler 1; Chaplain, Rev. Jean Vane.
 After taking the oath both houses adjourned till today at 10 .. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-15

From Tuesdav's' Daily.
 c. D. Reppy is registered in Phen- !.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-15
COUNCIL.

President, T. J. Norris, by acclama- ton Chief Clerk, fl. c. Boone; En- rolling and Expressing Clerk, W. C.. Foster; Sergeant-at-arms, w. T. Me- Nelly: Messenger, F. Stroud; Watch man, W. B. Gsnzborn; Chaplain, ". E. Vaughn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-15
Du5unw's HzFos1.

[, Hassinstoa, nunbsr z sass's 6lsuuAAnss6ufng Jssss sy-s0 A'sd
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-15

OfN.A. 0ilmsa e butcher with 1eevw ssd Libssnss e susstes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

BAKER.-Died, at the Soldiers Home.
nj 4. NJ. December 18th, ]. q. BAKER.
Company A. Sixth Virginia Regiment.
aged 81 years.
mtermcnt at Hollywood TO-DAY (Sun-
day. at 3 u. NJ.
Norfolk papers please copy.
BAPTIST.-Dicd. at his residence, sos
north Thirticth street. at s o'clock A.
NJ. December 10th. JOHN IL. BAPTIST,
in the ast year OF his age.
The funeral will take place THIS
AFTERNOON at 1880 O'Clock from the
Third Presbyterian church. Friends and
acquaintance Of the family are invited
20 attend. also members OF Richmond
Typographical Union. of which the de-
ceased was a member for over sixty
years.
BECTEL-Died at his residence. cor
nor Laurel and Main streets. Saturday
morning. December TO- 1898. ADOLPH
BEUTEL; aged 81 years.
His funeral Will take place from ST..
Johns German Lutheran church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited 10 at
tend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
BUCHANAN.-Died. at the residence
OF her parents. No. 81 Brook avenue, at
1880 =. NJ December 10Th. Miss MAGGIE
A. BUCHANAN. in the 22d year OF hor
age.
manufactured into eternal rest,
I'm the fun triumph OF faith, at her resi-
dence sl6 buchanan street. MARTHA a.
CHAPPELL (colored).
She leaves five children. relatives, end
many friends 70 mourn their loss.
ASLEEP In Jesus: blessed sleep
By her daughter. MISS VIRGINIA
/ HOPPER
DICKINSON-Ent into rest. at 1l:45
A. M., December 18th. at the residence Of
: her sister, Mrs. Susan A. Berry. 1875 east
Main street, Mrs. NJ. A. DICKINSON, In
the eth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence at i. NJ TO-DAY Sunday.
Friends and acquaintances invited to at
tend
Raleigh and Wilmington ~. c. papers
please copy.
DIrNCKER.-Died, Saturday December
l6 1898. MINNIE DUNCKER, beloved
/ wife of Charles Duncker; aged 80 years.
Funeral from the residence No. 10 east
Broad street. MONDAY, December is,
/ 1876 AZ 2 o'clock 7. NJ.
KAUFMAN.-Died at his residence, 1885
/ east Main street, shortly before J O'Clock
I
I in the CD year Of his age.
/ The funeral will take place from the
/ above residence at 10 O'Clock SUNDAY
/ MORNING. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
/ New York. baltimore. and Charlotte On.
! c. papers please copy. ~
| ONORATO.-Died. at O'Clock De
| eep1ber lG. 1893. at the residence of her
1 husband, ROSALIA ONORATO. wife OF
/ Gastano Onorato; aged G. years
Funeral VIII take place from 81
Pntricks church at $3.50 o'clock To-
MORROW (Monday) MORNING.
STANUP. Died. at her late residence
sol3 east Leigh street, at els Friday morn
ing December 18th. ELSIE STANUP' IN
the SSth year OF her age.
Funeral from the Fourth Baptist church
SUNDAY. December nth. at il o'clock.
Friends and Scqualntauces invited to at
J tend.
sTEINMETZ.-C USTAVE ST ] "
METZ. born in Breslau, Prussia, De
cember s. 1875, departed December H. 1873
God. in His goodness, now my rather
called home at last;
Steadfast in life. his future tells the
past. .,--,,. o,,,.o,,
Funeral at st. Marys Catholic church
nj 4 =. NJ. TO-DAY Sunday.
New York, Albany, and Paterson ~
( j. papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
Personals and Briefs.

. .-. " Observation-Disclosures re-
'... ...v.
f- A. BapW VIII preach at G,ace-
,' 'I...s, church tonight.
..-es Moore are home again. after
.. l Is. Carson of Lynchburg
c A. Harley remains quite sick
@. ... residences. 2sl9 east Marshall street.
c,m.e T.. Mayo Is extremely III
o. doris residence, 3Ql IL Keser-
-..
Lodge OF Perfection. No s..
the fourth, 9th. and sixth
morrow night.
'.a.z Hall viii conduct the mems
90 me Young Mems Christian
this afternoon.
e q. Ray, j. D...-has returned
. .y and will preach at Union
today a. the usual hours.
" Alberta Williams returned last
u "a delightful trip 10 Norfolk,
.. visited many friends.
ne 81. Wallace and wife have
from their tour 50 Washington
and other points north.
,rlco County Court was in ses-
.t short time yesterday. ana
.t importance was transacted.
.ulon W. Barrett who has been
is now greatly improved, and
'- hopes are entertained for her re-
r
q. Eerrans. purser On the York
'... ..,.m.flp line. and Mr.. Charlie
.f Sew Jersey, were N the city
. % Holloway. Of lOi south Laurel
.ae able - sit UP yesterday. after
-rue1 20 his bed for a week
-. ' grip.
.rtfu cotillon was given at No.
g.r street on Friday evening.
., .. ia hy Miss Rosa Williams ana
.- b.. b. S.onneu.
'. I- ~ Hull. Of Shelby. n. C.. and
o. West, Of Danville, are Wis
.r mother Mrs. >. +. Johnson
.- Stain street
r. r.. Marks. Of the Richmond
Vile railroad freight Office con-
tlagerOusly 81 at his father
go. 502 west Grace street.
are out for the marriage OF j.
Nlngheld 90 Miss While V. Dug
t.f u. mber 10, 1893. at r. NJ, at
ld Baptist church.
THO sr.-iai term OF the Chancery Court
N-- a.lmed by Judge Gunter yester-
eer George J.. smith qualified as exc
CIR li the will OF Mary Il. I@telier'
T- committee appointed by the
A-a.-fay of Medicine and Surgery have
N'.l.ar.l that the annual banquet VIII
.s-f place ~ Zlmmermann's tomorrow
-f.' a.. O clock.
Tho Commercial Travellers Democratic
~ MI. hold a special meeting In Rooms
p Chamber OF Commerce building, TO-
COTTON evening at 40 sharp. A large
t.',-once Is requested.
Af james was arrested by Officer
bennington yesterday and locked up In
TIE Tint Station-Honse as a suspicious
"t-aeter. He had In his possession a
s-f e., barbeFs clippers and some BOOKS.
ia tae Circuit Court yesterday the
~ could not agree In the case OF Nc
s'4a against the Richmond Railway and
@ec'rc Company. and were dismissed,
~ cass was continued until the next
tern.
The ODD Fellows OF Richmond and
"enehester will have a grand union
l'-ss-mesting some time during the
l''u'a Of January. IL viii be strictly a
seal AFFAIR aud no business swil ps
slhsacted.
AZ q regular meeting 81 Napoleon coun'
of Richmond, Companion NJ. II. huo'
a>9 saaounced 70 the council the death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
BY George 3. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent ard Auct'oneer,
1905 Sank street

TRUSTEES SALE OF 200 ACRES
or LAND, MORE or LESS, KNOWN AS
CLIFTON" WITH MEDIvMslzk EsiSk LIN
DWELLING AND 0rHEk isPko '.l.,. 81,
THEVRON ABOUT ElGHT NILES wksrfhoh
THE cry OF RlcHAoND.-By virtue 2! .
deed OF trust from Herbert =. suison ana wnns
b., his wife, bearing date Ausass -. lsS r sna
rsrord ed 10 the Clerks odice OF Hsnrico County
court. Deed Book 1877 A. page 293, ana al sbe
request OF the beneficiary, deisuis having ocen
M sde 10 the payment Of the note teerein So
cured, will offer for sale at public suction on
WEDNESDAY. DrcENBzH 20 1893,
at O'clock p. NJ, that wetknosn FARM win
the improvements thereon, In henfno county,
uuou which the late Or. Coates resided, ooE-
tanning. as above stated, zoo acres, moro OF
Ices. Inc far,a Ia desirablY located, and gives
some one an opportunity % secure bargain
TKnNs: Cash az 10 tho cost Of tue sale ana 20
nav nete VI 5000 with interest ron August
III 1903. and the residue nfon such tefns ~
az Il 9. 4. CRAWFoKDs Trrssoo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
IMPORTANT ARREST.
-.e NEGRO WHO HAS BEEN Ro5elNc
PETERSBURG RESIDENCES.
rel. Identified by Several Niciimi1cd Cid'
.-,s-Sad Intelligence for Hop Lee
Mr.. Jarrstt's Successor.

,,-rR~RCRG. VA, December is.-
..,l .Ng important arrest was made
TO-DAY hc prisoner being a negro
IIUsrI wilkins. who IS suspected
.....s visited and robbed several
.. a Tie city within the past
he was found trsspavsing last
u.aa thc premises o; Mr.. Simon
.l Nar',ot street. and In the
e.er tms morning he was re-
.. .,,. brai fcr his good behavior.
IDENTIFIED.
... MIS- elhseQueutiy Identified rs
.,,l1 Yesterday entered The resi-
Mrs. e. -. Mcnwainc. on Wash
.r.,. sid stole quantity OF
aa4 frightening The ladies OF
. l..lt. ne d,nI's the charge
g. Is also suslACted shat he is
v., within the past several
-. ur C.utre lm residence
l. I, family a. Nr. G. NJ. T.
.~, th. residence Of Judge -.
where hc was discovered and
u. was u,so identified as the
was recently driven from the
n.. s. 81. Grce, on Hinton
-v r'rht Cackodr Council of
order of The United
Mechanics viii celebrate
ANN ycrsary of their
With banquet M
.fau's Hall. ON sunday
".r SIR kgriz viii deliver
r 20 thc order of mechanics
Presbyterian church.
Ills BROTHER KILLED.
,.,l-to-do Cntnoman OF this
. received telegram from the
r..os OF Chicago announcing
.e ana mortal Woundius or his
TUg uoP-who has latcly
Oils country. The two brothers
noe since Hop Lee left China
r- ago.
point 20 the appointment Of
Dc Andrews. one OF the
t..m Fourth Ward. as Coll"c-
...t...e ta succeed SIR. r. !. Jar
..- forwarded bis resignation
CafH-le.
...r h.s been very stormy all
.. heavy rain falling and the
..r. almost as mild as spring
r..~~ how, been rushing th'ir
o. market very freely this
f.~ s.les q loose have be n
over 10000 pounds.
Treasurer Slaughter VIII sell TT
....u nest week. on account Of
.r STATE taxes. nearly On lots In
amounts ranging from sixteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

OF Supreme ast-Commander Enoch s.
Brown. OF New York, and resolutions
were adopted In respect 90 the deceased.
Lizzie waddy was arrested and lodged
IN the First Police-Station last nirht.
charged with being m accomplish OF Fr-
nest Black. who was before the Police
Court yesterday charged with burning
the house Of Mike J. Daily.
il was not Mr.. c. IT, Pemberto1. but
two other members OF the Fortunes of
War" Company. who refused TO finish the
Richmond engagement unless paid hack
salary. Mr. Pemberton is a eicnmond
boy. and his father Is member 81 Lee
Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
IIDctInn OF nmcer..

Ease r.eular meeting OF Nauolcon
.. fI a. l.. ~ H.. the follow
were elected. Commander, J..
lllc-Cpmmander. 4. l.. Pear
r. rrwnu-eT l.. Il. Levy. ora
Carer. Secretary. Charles
.." collector. v. J. No
treasurer. NJ. + Hud-
.... =. T.. Rogers; Chaplain.
Warden. +. ". Stevenson;
.nw Morris ST.; Trustees, j..
Parrish. T. g. Bethel. and J. V.
te4 Council. No. go. National
I.l 40. las elected the follow
...-- FOR the ensuing term; J. +.
.. president; ~. a. Palmer, pres
So. BRADLEY. Nce-prcsideRt; L.
.. speaker. Leon Weinberg, Sec
$751; 81. Miller financial secretary;
-.- - treasurer. w. i. Wingield.
% g. BAN, usher; a. /. Xix
t... '-4rms: g.. p. Smith, door
. ST. Miller, W. j.. Daniel, j..
. trustees.
Assembly, no. p. Royal So
Good Fellows has elected the
officers: =. II. Allen. ruler,
Noltlnr. Instructor: !. o. phil
.-.rsen0r. O.. n. Gary, past ruler;
-ar pcttIs, secretary. l.. o. Fitz-
financial secretary; II. +. Minor.
-,r. W. II. I'LL preiate; G. d.
director. y. y Warmer guard;
Savilic. sentry; Trustees. II. 9. Os-
q. T.. Sims. +. y. Walther.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
Tho T.. 4. Opening.

The formal opening OF the he9d1uaIt.eIS
NJ the travellers Protective Association
IN Rooms 20 and % Chamber Of Com
merce viii take place on TUESDAY eve
ninp nj o'clock. It Is expected mat
every member Of the association WIZ be
present. and any travelling-men residihs
here or visiting here who may not -
members OF the association are isGuesle ,'
TO attend. Invitations have also oeeh w
tended to large number Of our looDeFS
ord manufacturers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

% Tnrockmorton died at his
$50. $3.50 Seventh street. Fulton.
.ri1 yesterday morning lie was
....s q age, and was a prominent clu-
. Aat section OF the city. lie had
a-s a. resident OF this city FOR four years.
g.. .r-ral viii take place from his late
t-.- % DO o'clock this morning, and
-..ut viii be ia Henrico county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

rr,ur DA1-GHTFRs OF ISRAEL ANP
TiTEIR MANY FRIENDS ShINB
-, E'TSTiNC. We met Friday noon anu
The committee decided that ell meet as",i.
MONDAY MORNING az ~ c.oOF foish
;'roa 10 so very limited. in order 70 hh iS
l'i'i D,,,oher Of garments We take ~, sle
a ,,,mrE home, We meet again WEI
NTaI,t,Y AT the same hour for me SAM ls
purpose. Many thanks to the . ir,tnuS who no
the cause. and TO our ,e S,iSie-sound
respon a''I ,betn an old-fashioned Coo
~ Con-" for their thoughtfulness. we
thank YOU. and hope all VIII pr0ssBBeirir
n & J. DAUGHTERS OF l1NA''"'
Per RACHEL w, Assistant. ,,a fol-
W lat have more help, ana the iOl
loving ladies' will Join the coulIiIi. We, ~
We send postals TO all. Please come fn Ti,T
come all, Monday noon; No Mi Flora la
cobs Mrs. Henry Binswanger, MIS- 9l,.on
cohen, Mrs. Mark strause; Mrs, Moi ,,,,,
RosenbauIn. Mrs. Sarah NJ; Kos1 ,,t. "a,
Mrs. Lichtenstein' Mrs Ills lso' MIS-
h nfi.II',,sss Mrs. {. Strause. Mrs Josie
steiner. Mrs. Jacob May. Mrs. Ed% NyIs
Whitlock. Mrs. Rosa KAUFMAN a.
Pearl Stems. Mrs. Hlrshp,Srs' 1h ~ -.
= abnve,ler. Mrs Bachrack, MIS-. 1heo-
dore Nelson. Mrs. Strause stern , NE
EIorsheim. Misses Rheta Gent Myeiis
Rowena Lisberger Rosa Llcnte'I1 80
NorelIa Stern Josie Cohen, josie Maui
Fleishman. Rosa Mari, SalIle Lay nay
Marian Greenwnld. Estele W , hlll4CH'
ST., al Lew. Fanny MichelpacheI
Kate Michelbacher, MISS Lewd,.' HIrdis
Kjrsh. Hortense BotuchhellneI, Iosie
Hotfichhelmer. blanche Binswanser' Josie
Bear A. Millhiser Nina CaIon, May
iIoxter, Polly Simons Nina Stern Ne,
lie Levy. Hattie BotlcnheliiineisS Sea-,
solomon. Carrie Bloch, Mamie SI i,a
Carrie Straus, ana Hattie HoN'"''e'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
r ID. BRIGGSS ,,ov

NEW BAKERY, -
40 EAST BROAD SIRhbl co,,os
is the place to buy your Christmas C"Ne'
and Candies. II a., ola favor
Look at this variety, an inc oiu
ties and lots Of new ones. -.
Fruit-Cakes az good as the pc 'ceppot
Rasin- Cakes, Pound-CakeS tha' oS'"''
be beat. ioo
Angel-Food Cakes; just thlnk OF IT,
S,,pshine-C Cakes: something new c.o.
Good Sweet-Cakes, old-tashloh9Gun c oS
CeLes Chololate Cakes, Orange Cocoal'u''
and plain Jelly-CakeS; ,,u 1adv.Elnrer.
Jelly-ROlls Cream-Puns, i-au i:S.,ietv OF
Maccsroones. Kisses, and big variety "
small cakes.
Round Snow Balls.
Fruit Snow-Balls
SD0nge snow Balls.
Pastry OF all kinds. e,-,,. 1A,non.
piesEApple. Peach. Cocoanui' Le'l NJ,
Cherry. p9amson, Pineapple. and our own
laaho Iayqe s'' variety of Fine Candies, we
Guar nice everything to be as sSod hnu
% rhsaD as they can DO bought A"i ''
where. Don't forget, .,,,,,, ,,,,.,
deli AZ EAST BROAD sIkEE -I !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
BY George w. Mayo. ACctioneer.
ECEIvER'S SALE OF HORSE
~ AND WAGON, SHOWCASES,
SCALES, COUNTERS,
GROCERIES, &C.

BY direction OF A. II. Guigon. ESD. re-
ceiver. OF the Chancery Court Of the city
OF Richmond, 1 will sell at the store. UNI
der Belvidere Hall. No. as west Main
street at 1870 A. NJ.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1898.
/ Very Fine Horse. an excellent saddle
horse as well as good driver.
1 Fancy Spring Wagon, bought Of Dayid
Ainslie for sls5, and but little used.
1 Very Handsome Oxidized Silver Tea.
Service, with Waiter.
Show-Cases Shelving, Counters, Desk,
Counter and Butchers Scales. Plat
form Scales, Large Cofres-Miil,
Truck. Beef : Gutter. on Tauks
Checse-Case, etc.
new and well-selected stock Of Fancy
and Staple Groceries, including =
fine line OF Imported and Domestic
Delicacies.
Best Brands OF Chewing and smoking
Tobaccos. and Cigars.
The stock and fixtures are complete n
every detsii for the conduct % 8
irst-class fancy and staple yrocerys
GEORGE w. MAYO.
deiTn,2s Auctionser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
I-.-r Oct. Severe runi.hment.

"... Frazer alias Davis who was ar
. H..- Two weeks ago on the charge
20 v and taken 10 New York has
..a ...'.rrei 20 prison FOR four years
Dr.. . months. lie pleaded guilty 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
New Orleans Ministries. The soudnn. and
Princeton Gioe Club.

Gorton's New Orleans Ministries will be
at the Academy OF Music tomorrow
night. The company Ia said TO be very
strong one, containing many specialueS.
The engagement IL for one night only.
THE Soudan." which during the last
two seasons has had such fine runs In
Richmond, will be presented at the Thea
tire Tuesday and Wednesday nights, with
matinee on the latter day. THE Sou
dan" Is beautiful war drama, and Is
said TO have better scenic effects this
year than last
The celebrated Princeton Glee. Banjo,
and Mandolin Clubs viii give one OF their
superb concerts at the Academy Thurs
day evening. The noted singers will come
here on a special train. The entire mem
bership OF the clubs Is rfty. distributed
among the three organizations so that
the Glee Club has twenty-five members,
the Banjo Club eighteen. and the Mando-
lin Club twenty. The men are fine
looking crowd, and thoroughly represen-
tatiye OF the college.
ST. Mays Benedictine Institute Will on
Tuesday evening give an entertainment
for the benefit OF the new 81. Mary 3
church. at St Mary's Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
BY George W. Mayo. Aue'ioneer'
GROCERIES. SHOW -CASES,
III SCALES. &c. At AUCTION.

nv direction OF the West-End Grocery
Company. who are discontinulnB bushes.
/ will cell. at auction, az NO Low
Main street, at 1879 A.. 81, ,so,.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1885,
2 Metal-Framed Showcases. Ga
Counter and Platform-scaies. one "ro-
GERS Coffee-Mill.
Computing Scale. cost, $40. ,,..-,,,.,
t1o,r SyrlIDs. Vinegar, Mackerel Herring
Baking Powders, Spices, etc.
Canned and Shelf-Goods, tomatoes
Peaches, Corn, Meats. etc.
Cofrees, Teas, Tobaccos. etc. -
And a general assortment OF Fancy anu
an" other Groceries and articles, In nice
condition, such as are usually iouho
In q good retail grocery, .vo
aot--ot Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
,ressrs. Daniel and Caben Arrested.


Upon Information furnished him by
gentleman. whose name has not been
made public. Major Poe yesterday az
ternoon swore "out warrant for the err
rest OF Messrs William S. Daniel and +.
IT. G. Cabell. charging them with being
about 10 commit breach Of the peace
The warrant was placed tn me hands
of Sergeant Hall, who arrested Mr. "a
niel and called 81 Mr.. Cabelfs Office put
not finding him there left message Tor
him ~ 80 20 the ststion-house, when
he did az soon as he learned OF the ofh-
cer's call Both gentlemen were baiied
I'm the sum of Sl0oO for their appearance
in the Police Court tomorrow morning
The difference between Messrs. Cabell
and Daniel Is said to have resulted ind!-
rectly from the discussion Of Mr.. ). Al
ston Cabelrs vote in the senatorial eau
Gus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
By Frank d. Hin D Co,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
Main : Street WeSt.End Lot,
Opposite Monroe Park,
TO yk SOLD AT AUCTION.

oNTUEsDAY, DycxxSsa 10. 1893.
Of 4 O'Clock p. y, on the prsmi.ss. " WI esu
the BEAUTIFUL LOT situaeed 81 Ne sooAA
Immediately opposite 20 Nonroe rAskA an1 o(s
joining ths handsome propefsv q Josiah kys
iaad. ksa TAk los fronts 30 tesa M dso(h
OF 100 feet 70 IN alley.
II is seIdou inas purchasers have - eppoe.
tunIly 70 10 on such pEoperey - tAN q 6no.
tion. bat w sxsan business end 4 MA - -
fn1ks; 0ae tcurth eaahs halanoo g ~
Cd. FRANK y HILL y CO..
asiS AnelleaesPA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

In execution Of a deed OF trust from
= W Powell and wife TO me as trustee
dated December 2. 1891. and duiy recoIueo'
I viii nj the request Of the henehclery,
defa',it having been made IN the payment
OF thu debt secured. sell ny pubic a"e-
tion. on the premises, On -, 400,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Y. lSSj'
at O'clock =. NJ, ,.., s,1a
1 The excellent LOT on the SOUTH sttS
~ Yeigh street, "A short distance east OF
The Richmond. Fredericksburg ana toto-
mac Raiiroad Company's shops, irontih3
"a by 80 feet, and having on II Il soou
0ne-story store. No lfls. and large stS ,
HE. and II this property does not sci
for enough to pay the debt ana eApeASeS'
then, 49,. ..,,, r,pAtfF
DTvEJT,ING No. i7i7 west Leign street
Win 7 rooms now occupied by sald =, !;
povVeit and adjoining and next east OF
The aboye-described store. Both OF tness
are good pieces Of property, ana Wen
worth the attention OF home-seekers, stOlS-
keepers. and investors. -,
TERMS: As 10 the StoFe properly az
cash: as 10 the dwelling, ereult a. 70
s70s until March ~, 1924. with interest,"
from day OF sale: then enough In cttsl
added 10 whatever the store may brlhS
~ nav the expenses OF sale, any TAX ;
,hat may be due, and a debt OF $o-l, Win
Interest from December 8, l@3 ana thr
residue on such terms as tge sg&1tois :
shall prescribe and direct, or III case u
their failure 20 give such direction, men
on such terms as the trustee shsli tnihN
fit. " - trr,sfte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

HAVING QUALIFIED In THE
H Chancsry Coart Of Richmsnd - the execu..
trir OF II. Rosa, deceased. hereby request All
persons indebted 70 said ~. nose 20 pay 70 nc
sssinss sada y. Rose viii present the same ~
mc Tor settlement, properly verified.
NV ~ LENA ROSE,
Executrix for n. Hose. Deceased,
d 17-Sts No Se11S vsst Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
The Weather.

Il WASHINGTON, d. c.. December 10.
ITUR Forecast for Virginia; Generally
fair weather. clearing on the coast
northwest winds; cold wavo; fair
Monday.
For North Carolina Fair weather, clear
ing on the coast; west 10 northwest
winds; much colder; fair Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

ENTERTAINMENT BY. THE YOUNG
EILADIES OF 81. MARY'S BENE-
DfCTINE INSTITUTE at ST. MARf'S
HALL. for the benefit of the NEW ST.
MARY'S CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. %. 1898.
The musical drama, RUTH" A DOLL
DRILL. and YOUNG LADIES' ORCHES-
IRA wiz be the features. de Hat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

The weather In Richmond was cloudy
and rainy throughout the day. The skies
were clear al midnight
SfafN 81 thormomctcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

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