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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
RULED BY THE MOB
6ruessls in the Hands of ths So
ciahsts.
lGOunsa1 p0atE,o osxcAAnoD 0nhg0 Cuao
NJ PSssAsS DulnDas " ish sho Uo6s.
sss--Tpeo1D CaAnsa OuG

Bsrssis. April Ia -Rsposts froo Ill
Do,nts in Belgium indicate that the
strike 10 spreading stsssiily AMI that the
temper ~ tbs strikers h growing vursA
Ia this city this sftsrnooa Thousands %
sorkmsn held . meeting outssds oe the
city limits 10 denouncs the proclamation
- Mayer Bnls prohibiting public do
mcnstrations In favor IL universal suf
frag-.
voidsrs. the extreme scialiss leader.
made an inc-adiary speech. in which he
applied the most obnoxious epithets to
" Bals. The crowd became uproarious.
shouting for revenge upon the mayor.
The police ordered the crowd % dispersc.
The ~orkingnea answered With jecrs.
Tn. pssiic. drew their swords and sd
vsnc.i toward the platform Some %
the crowd tired rsvo.veru and = few
threw stones, but the rest retreAted.
without shov of light. toward the city.
Not-rsiy Was injured
Mayor Bulls " A. ~alking home on the
avcnus Louise about an hour later when
some 40 socialists. returning from the
meeting came down the stsect. They
hooted and lostl-d him but allowed him
so pass.
Charged by Police.
After be had l~ft the mob about fifty
PAGES behind him three men ran out
and one ~ them struck him Q heavy
blow With a stick on the head. A Bulls
turned he received another blow on the
back 10 the neck lie fell bleeding and
unconscious to the pavement. The
police were summoned aud charged the
socialists and aftrr a fight dispersed
them Two "a the crowd we're arrested
but IL has not been ascsrtained whether
or not they are u the three who at
tack-d tho mayor. Mayor Bula recov-
eresi CONSEQUENCES
This evening turbulent crowds have
fought the police IN several districts of
the coansry. In the Rue de Ia Bevier
near the Msis,n du Pcuple the mob be-
came - threatening that mounted po-
lice charged them with drawn sworis.
The rioters threw Jars of Greek fire re-
peated voiisys u stones among the po-
lice. Many 10 the mob were cut or
trsmplei upn. Twelve we're arrested.
Several policemen wore bruised
The city ,s as II in q state u siege.
All places of amusement are desertesl.
The police and the rioters have streets
- themselves.
A dispatch from Mons says that the
rioters have had possession of many
sirests there since early in the after.
noon. R~insorcemen.s OF soldiers have
h>~n srot from tlsss city. -o
Dcrpite the increasing riofousnees OF
tho people King L~opold opened today.
before an immense cruwd. the new park
oon>-rvatories 1T I.aekcn. The people
we're perfectly orderly and received the
king enthusiastically. The rcsp6ct
shown by them Was due. not only To
their appreciation % his confidence in
them. but also 10 the knowledge that he
fAvors ampliiicaiion of the suffrage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

MEwrrrs. Tenn. April l6-A singu-
larry fatal lightning stroke struck the
house of Matthew Boylan. near Somer-
vile. Fayette county. yesterday. Boylan,
his wife and srven children were around
the fre. Mn Boylsn and two children
were instantly killed One child was
Knocked insensihle and another had a
piece % tin driven through her wrist. A
dog and chicken under the house were
killed. The building sustained no ma.
terial damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

A Nashville Dank CashIes 0eoDe SlO..
600 q Tie Capital

NAsavrLLH, Tenn. April l6-There
was . ssnsation caused today by the re-
port that John Schartlt. cashier OF the
Mechanics Bank and Trust company
was short in his accounts. lnvestiga-
ton proved that the story was true and
that the shortage will break the hank.
Schardt has confessed that he In $4,000
short and assigned 10 the bank his real
estate and life insurance. amount
ing 70 $4,000. Tho directors
have been preparing IN assignment.
which will be recorded n soon a. COM
pleted. Tho deposits amount to el75.-
600. Tho Guarantee company Of North
America 10 on Schardt's bond for t5O.OOO
and he 10 under surveillance. He is
very sick. however. with congestion Of
the bowels and may die. He has been .
very heavy specnlator and used the
banks money in this way. The banks
capital stock 10 $4,000 and tho de-
p,sitors. to . largo extent, are OF tho
Iaboring classesI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
Asoshcr oces. 0r.yho.na.

LONDON. April l6. The new steamer
Campania, built for the Cunsrd com
pany. had her trial trip on the Clyde
yesterday. The Csmpsnia attained .
speed n 1880 knots or fully twenty
seven miles IN hour. This 10 the great
est epced ever attained by any stesmship
and justibes the hope that abe will ie
able Ia make the run from faetnet IN
SANDY Hook In five days and halt,
The Csmpsnis 10 schesiuled 10 leave
LveSppi for New York on Saturday
neSt On her Hrst voysge she viii st-
tempt 90 hresk no records.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
Manager shaw ss E~b-ss,~s.

Csrc.so. April i6 y. Il. shaw. Who
for the past two years has occupied IN.
p,sitsou ~ manager ~ the FarwelI
hous. At Halsted AMI ADAMS street. is
anxiou-ly sought after by the proprie
tors ~ the hotel and the police. He 10
wanted on the charge n emt~zzhng q
ccnsisiersblr cum ~ nnorsy. the esscs
amount ~ which is not ~ yet definitely
known. shaw cane 10 this city sith
references from business men IN Provi-
deree r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Rosro>. April rs Benjamin Ortca -
Rome. y. Y. ssesi Al died susidenly the
morning. ~ one time he vss circuit
Judge At Huntington. Ind. He wse the
father d w. -. Orton, the csleirated
mathematician.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

GrrHs,s. ~. T. April ls The Ch~ro
kee commission has been At Fonca for
the last week trying Ia make iresiy
With Standing Buii. The latter and his
3U followers refus> 10 negotiate. This
reservation will not open With tn. rest
~ the land
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

LIMA. Ohio. April l6,-Several years
ego the body Of John Siglcy was found
st Ouceola with the thrmt cut and q
knife clasped in his hand. Siglcy had
been dead six weeks when the body was
found. and although therc were some
suspicious circumstances in connection
wi,h the case. the coroner's jury after a
long and careful investigation brought
in . verdict ~ suicide. This morning a
brother Of Siglcy's made . death bed
confession 10 tho effect that the sup
ross,d suicide was murder and that he
committed the deed himself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Frrrssrws. April ia o.v and uitrN
Is~ and order ~cciesy ha~ b>run work
here. II 10 conp-sed of hasso~. r,en
rao are bent upon -qusiisins the effects
~ an'ianstesf blue lavs making them
effective against capital IL % securing
evidence against the stcekhosdess and
osher corporations againss directors ~
fsnsrale. ASainst STREET ear coEspAnies,
etc,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

MILWAUKEE. VIE. April IL A fire
started in the Stsdt tbeaser building on
Ou~ssla and East Water streets at I'D
oclcck the morning. and before the
azules were exsinguishesi the building
and IL. contents had been damaged to
the extent ~ tp.oo. There are several
con lectures ~ to the origin ~ the fire.
hut nothing deiinit. has bsen learned
This mornings alarm vas the sifth from
this theater within three weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
LONG BclDCTlsC ROAA.
CDeveaanA CaVseaslsos esstn8 UpGst1ssg
rrmnsyfsoatA 1UWua

Cly~vsArp. Apeil l6 - C3svslasd
capitalists. hesd~sl' ~ AItss4 Jchnsua.
have fosmcd . stcch cvsnvaay end sb-
ssinssi go yesr' chsrtcs ~ build sn
electric vailrsed sgunectinG twelse eses-
ern Pennsylvania tcune. TIE DsSnss In
the circuit wili - AjlautDsn. Fullevtpn.
West Cstaasua. CoeeDqua. Hokeods.
qua. Cops~y. 6psth AI,sntywn. Apey-
ville. Ruth BeehDehgn. Wea Bethlc-
hem. Bethlehea asA knseoA The saii.
RCD viii run thsuueh the psisctpaI
strests = esch plsse ssd vsll. through .
lsree p,rtsos q its leug1h. ~ d0uhIs
srsch line
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Lcssus. Arrii ~ Cardissi lHyUs
secsived IN Relssst TO-DAY ths sddrewes
~ TIE ,-IerRy. pssfs@rws ard sfuaents =
~. Msslschi's diWpaa ssjIsop In -
plying he ocDde9aed fbe Ssesn's evE
teves In Irsio1d as1 I)uhtin usivesuity
- erd,es Installations. dsngercse sc the
faith q the cotbo5ic sfvder<aL Ira
csshnli~s NJ ssid. he'd lsng t.rer Aeht-
ing sos their ssehts IN edocstScnaI n>st.
s~,s ssd se~ss VvuId ~ ssfs~s>d until
they esjo.~d pesssct sgualty with sebo
deooOinots0ua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
TO RUIN "A NATION
Ex-SsasAps osasa Ten e To-
80 n Wsskhols&
oa0o 1nanuu1o1n8 UDuuoDnm -
Dsa1 ~ . 11salhss >uesnD 0uup0Bs
80 Oo0nAsoaD eonDOuunnA

Gwov1u9C8 - ~ ~ = - - 60
ulas moathly 1sselsg q - onnmGp-
cial clue uas ~ . - KosysOnnmee
hoesl last sighl h tspic q alsonakoa
wss "wsshingtaa ths Win1ss BsonsU ~
lnsuguratino of Lincnla-
The special guests a the evening voso
ex- United States 6saasne Hsasy 4
Dawes u RttsAeli NsoschusstHs;
Chsriss CarIstna Csns a Bos4na and
the Rt Rev. Thomas Clark, hiaAup g
Rhode lsland. all oe whom Qnko.
Senator Dawes. In he cousus q ~
speech. aid: That vinsse ~ atmas-
phere wss surckargsd vitA svssytAlag
calculated 70 stir tAs human hsarl I.
myself. was . memhss a . coanit1ss
known - the conspiracy cu0mie1sa. lt
was the beiiee a the loyal citissas a he
country that Lncaln would noe b. inaug-
urat~d IL Il could b prevented BY fsir
mesns or foul.
.Rumors Il disturbanos In the oah-
net of Buchanan cams % the knowiedgs
II the committee. Nr. Co. had ~
signcd ~ secretary a stsss. and Mr.
Black assumed his positioa. nr. Stan
ton became attorney ereessl. doot
believe that the psrsidens and part a
the cabinet were disloyal. but they ~ess
timid. II wss their policy 70 prcsesvs
things ~ casy ~ possible until March 4
The disIoysl part a the cabinet sers
bsnt on cverthrcwine the governneat
sossh Casnsina's ssnhassy.
I'VE received ccmmunications written
by members Of the cabinet telling of At
trmpts 10 csuse the overthsow II the
government. One " then commuptca-
tions told IN that Mr.. Floyd had been
charged with treason IL the cabinet He
Was called before us and ws questioned
him. He disappeared the next day and
was never secn Ia Washington again.
We were told that the Pensacola navy
yard had hem surrcndercd- We called
On the secretary ~ war and aakcd him
about IL. lie said he did not wiah 70 -
blooishesl.
The state n South Carolina went
through the form oe withdraviue from
the government shortly after the elcc-
tion n Lincoln. and then sent up IN
embassy 20 wsahingtou and then hsistrd
the dag II q foreign nation. We sum-
moned the embassy heeoro uA A fnah-
ionsbly dressed young man came and
said that he was secretary a ths, em
baaEy. He told ~ that the STATE uas an
independent nation and wss MT se-
sponsible 20 ~ o. obliged 20 ohey our
summonaL He became angry uhea
questioned and went away. hut tie en-
baMy continued until the firing oa Fort
Sumter. Oue night it disappsored. and
did not svsn pay The rent a its heusA
AScks Was Loyal
- -8> - s-A-a~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

yesterday ps.-~d the bail making Labor
day legss holiday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Msx,so Cry. April i6.- The Psr~h
conceaeicu for line a steamshipp he-
tween Philadeiphia and Vera Crus.
granted by the Mexicas government
eome tire aG,. has heen csncel~d, az
ing b. the failure n the Philsdelphis
gentlemen to fulEil the requirement n
the contract. The guarantee deposit
made ny them vith the government has
tren cover~d inss The notsonel treaeury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

N.uRrp. April Is The eciip@ a the
ssn ~ss eiesfi, visible from tkis city tc
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

ing tAis iutssvisw, psoaissd - snusnrt
Bulgaria. whiIs s6vising tAnt tAet o0ua'
try prespeve IL poxiSc pGaicy. sseSaisiae
froa sseeytAiaG teadkng - peov0ls. .
c<ahic1 uith esrvia - incseans ths dif
6cultiss with Halasia- -. 6eAnkaaln4.
amoag otAse aBuxNAcsa. dscisred tAat
the sspor6 - ~ uarTiaGe a fsjnce
Fcss1inAo1 g D~lgaria would ts ed
loved ~ . peuclsnstioa a halgNsian
indepeadsaee n - gay carssspasdsd
With the iotsntioas a the govesnneal
he wsineg Jhgsblatt says tAat a ie-
tesvieu hstuveo Empeeos FTancis
Jossph an1 1he Car bee hsen dsAnitely
arrangcA The devsloPnests In Hsrvis
end Bulgoria. making the psicy d The
soscreigns noee obviously divssgeat.
readers ssch . oDafsrsscs alnost N
possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Tonight the british sqnsdsna a ave
vessels. under command of The vics I'd.
misai u believed to b lying % tho vIr-
gina caps preparatory n catering the
Roads tomorrow morning. The grsatest
interest 10 centered upon. ths srnosed
cruiser Blake u Englanfs dispaay.
which will be tho finest speciaen of
naval architecture probably st the ~
view. Admiral Gherarsii wlll give his
frst dinner to the visiting officers
and the commanders ol ships on
Tuesday night. and frHn then till the
departure % the feet fof Kew York
there will bs rounds Of diu3ers and cn-
tertsinmcnts throughout the week.
Each ship in the fleet being expect~i Ia
entertain tho officer IL dome foreign
ship TO be designated by Admiral Cher.
srdi. and this in itself will keep every
ship busy looking after the enjoyment
of our guests in the day ard In the even
ing they will attend the naval dances at
tho hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

the Sunday ssrvicss ThasD vsrs In
psugress - the Jesn 6ast esrivsA and
vess ssdly disturbed by tAs hncaing a
the cannon- On the hagsAipA ~ chap
laiGs-sky pilots they call thea n The
navy olIicistsd at regular church sss-
vicss. while an Other vea.sb ths 1osning
psayers u tho episcopal church were
real Save Tor thh ssFvies a tAs ships
and in the picturesque llttas chapel
which stands under the ahsdow a bud
ding slms at the fort. thces was - ssf.
vico st Fortress Mouroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Josccs. April Is Mowe than 10
Mcth~3ist ministers in IretsDd have
signed an spr>si to ninistsvp In EnGiand
~ oppsse hssme rule heah a. seilgSous
and commercial Gronnda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

The es king telegraphed N. Dokitch
last night congrstulst,ng him upon the
succes-ful issue ~ the plan. The event
hss importance 80 q ps'ssIbie factor IL
early disturbances cn the Bulgarian
frontier. sh,ch viii involve the ssfen
tion ~ Germany and Austria. the chiei
nations ~ the dreihusd- Sors inkiine
~ the coup srr~sr. N have reached "
Sssmiculos. the Bulgarian prime mini
sssr. before his r~cept sui,ence with
Fnyesor Frsncis Io--ph q; Vrepna-
According ~ scfni cfScssl sdv,ce- from
the Austrian capitol, The emp-ror, dur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
CAPTAIN eAsKlNs's CANNON.
why tho Oyster Pirates Continue to De
predate-A Venerable Lady Gone.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OSANcoCK, March 4.-Persons arriving
here from Tangier Island say that the
oyster-thieves from Maryland continue
their depredatlOns on the Oyster-beds IN
Tangler and Pocomoke Sounds. There is
fleet of fifteen or twenty boats which 90
out at night and work on the oyster-rocks
in Virginia waters till day dawns, and
then hoist sail and retreat across
the line into Maryland. The islanders
say that the men on these boats
are all armed with Winchester rifles, and
that Captain Read. of tho Virginia OYSTER
police boat. cannot afford to enter an en-
gagement with them. Captain Gasklns,
who commands the oyster-boat that
guards PocOmoke Sound. is also unable to
keep the pirates out OF the Virginia waters
in his district. He has nothing but an old
cannon. which has to be set off with a
heated iron, and frequently when he has
occasion to fire his cannon at the pirates
his iron gets cold before he can get II out
of the cabin, where he has to heat 1t.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Watson. wife of Ed
ward r. Watson, residing near here. died
yesterday; aged 90 years. Her husband,
who survives her, is very i'll, and is not ex-
pec.ed 10 live many days longer. They had
lived together as man and wife for more
than seventy years.
RANDOM SHOT.
An amusing case was tried this session IN
Accomac County Court. William ALL
worth, residing near Assawaman Hills,
was arralgned for shooting through the
window of tho house of bis neighbor,
John Mock, whose son had eloped with
Ailworth's daughter. When Ailworth shot
through the window the room was hlled
with crowd of neighbors. who had met
to celebrate tho marriage With O tany-
stew. The shot went over the heads of the
people. but the jury fined AIlworth S25
and sent HIM TO jail for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
BOSTON.
As leaders Of fashion aud pioneers Of

As leaders of fashion aud pioneers OF
proper prices in BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING we stand without
a peer The best showings OF previous
wears are all outdone by the magnificent
display of 1898. II it comes TO ques-
ton of price We can dive below them
all, but price standing alone has but
title weight
Some very attractive styles in
SHORT-PANT SUITS at $3.50. These
TO knock about in. Scores upon scores
of STYLES between SO and So for dress
wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

one Of the ablest and fairest iurists 10 the
Commonwealth. Danrsls Register.
That Ia exactly what we Richmonders
think OF him, after seeing him preside tor
Judge Witt in tho Hastings Court OF this
city In the trial of several important
cases. Richmond Dispatch.
Judge Aiken Ia one OF the best judges IN
the State. Learned. talented. industrious,
impartial, and OF incorruptible integrity.
II seems TO us that no better man could pc
found In his section for place. on the
Court Of Appeals to be elected by the next
Legislature. Spirit Of lte Vohey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05

sntared bv breaking open n window and
tbe store by removing glass from one OF
the front windows. They. also bored
several holes about thelock OF 'front.' store.
dom of G. II. Downes. apparently trying to
bore the lock off. There is no clue as to
who the thieves were.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Hard to Tell which.

"Mary,p said the mistress Of the house
10 the kitchen lady. what is that block
Of shining stuff on the back porch 2"
:" don't know. ma'am," said Mary,
taking q look at 10. ut Is either the ice
or the milk. I'll bring it in and melt it
and Sect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Burksviils's Bsnk broken Lotto.

Burkeville was broken into last nieht also
the store Of the late w. J. Downes. The
burRlafs got nothing from the bank and
no attempt seems 20 have been made on
The safe. Al that can b misssd from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
No Extraditsoa Trsssy. Psrhspa

First Young Lady OF Distinction, My
ancestors came TO this country l50 years
ago,
Second Young Lady Of Dlshnotior: Mine
did not ind Y Necessary 70 come 70 this
ocuptsy ct al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
WEDNESDAY. Ntr

BY Il. Seldom Tay.o
Real Estate Agents ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
A Coiorcd Woman Burned to Death.
fxn.c,ai teiecrnu 10 the Dispatch.J

NonroIK. Va. March Fire in a house
an Cumberland street to-day resulted in
tho death OF on elderly aud invalid colored
woman named Susan Hudgins. whose
clothes ignited from fire in crate, before
which she was sitting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
CONCENTRATED EFFORT.

The spirit of the age is the spirit of con-
centrated effort. and the result is the
maximum of beneficial effect and the
minimum of cost. 1t will not do to COM
pare State warehouses; expense with
the delicate and scientific management
and special medical attention necessary
for the insane. Whether there be new
home for the harmless and incuTable In
sane in each county or one OF great pro-
portions for the State at large, either OF
these plans means heavy draft on the
pockets OF the citizens. No, it IS true there
is in the classification of the insane a
class called harmless. Very few Of these,
however are really harmless unless
hedged about by the morale and discipline
of regular insane asylum. and even then
in the large majority of cases there ls
always the dangerous recurring possibility
of mischievous or gIievously harmful I'M
pulse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
npFN TO CRIrICIgNf.

Heartily agree with the committee that
the present system By which the determl-
nation of the question of lunacy before adj
mission is open to grave criticism. 1t Is
the continuation OF the early jurisdiction
of the Court of Magistrates, which was
composed of men clothed then with the
jurisdiction now held by the county
ana circuit courts. 1t is q faulty sys-
TEN and should be remedied as the
committee uggests-namely, that the
Judge of city, county, or corpO-
ration. together with one or two
physicians. should pass judgment upon
persons suspected of insanity. Superin-
tendent Blackboard said he was gratiiied at
the complimentary illusions made by the
committee touching the management and
condition of the States asylums and ex-
pressed his regrets that the visit OF the
committee to the Western Asylum, at
Stanton, was so short. as they had little
more than one day of inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05


nRUSTEE'S SALE OF CERTAIN
Il INTERESTS IN NO. COL WEST CLAY
SfREEr.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust dated
18th day OF September. 1855, recorded IA kich-
moDi Chancery Court Clerk once IA Deed
Book 12e c, page AZ, tue undersiened, sur
viying trustee. having been directed by the
holder OF a b)ad thereby secured % 20 40. Will
cell by public auction, On tho premises, on
SATURDAY, Marco III, Is03
az O'Clock y. NJ. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE,
AND INTEREST OF the eroatora OF SAID deed In
and to ell that LOT OF LAND and the sx-room
dwelling aud other improvements thereon In ths
city OF Richmond, at tho southwest corne- OF
Smith and Clay street. fronting ~ feet q irches
on Clay stroot ana extending back I53 feet 8
inches, subject however, 20 prior deed OF trust,
recorded 10 said Clerks o;ice In Deed Book ls9
Z. page AZ. 10 secure tho sum Of $3.50 end in-
terest thereon fsosn tho 18th DAY OF September,
1885, I'LL paid. and all delinquent taxes, sup
posed 20 be esout t3s5.
1kRMs: Enough IN cast to pay expenses Of
sale and one bond tor e767.a0 and interest
thereon tsom september 10. 1855, ti peid re-
mainder on credit Of ak months, with interest
added tho aInoao1 - ho ev16enced b. noeosia~
S ~ Ssis =" wiffflSa i: IiSzSfs
J4zn =. sagsasAy AgqSs;s III I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-05
Spring DERBYS.

No style that is popular escapes us.
Dealing as largely as we do, and buying
at first hand, we can and We do sell at q
lower price than any other house.
Every makers new block is here at from
$3.50 to 81. 30 in quality for the price
not matchable anywhere. See our NEW
SHAPES. They have fairly jumped
into popularity on the merits of their
styles, which are at once sensible and
slightly.