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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
RACING FOR ICE CREAM.
FOUR FLEETFOOTED YoUSG MEN
MEET IN GRAECO-ROMAS
STYLE.
Mr.. G. +. Ruoker Wins a Race From Mr.
Urqshart, While MIR. ID. III. Rucker
Captures the Laureis Over
Mr.. Richardsop

The Exposition grounds were the scene
OF two OF the most exciting foot races
which have taken place in this city for
many a day. last night about 10 o'clock
when the moon looked down upon four
fieet-footed young men, each struggling
for laurels In the shape Of ice cream and
cake.
For some time there has been a lively
discussion between Mr.. G. +. Rucker and
Mr. w. S. Urquhart, two well known
young men OF this city. as to which could
cover "A half mile course in the shortest
time. Both men have an enviable record
as runners, and opinion was divided
among the ladies and gentlemen who
went out last evening 10 witness the
contest. Messrs. ID. II. Rucker and Dan
lei Richardson, two swift footed young
men, also had similar discussion, and
each claimed the ability to beat the other
I'm a foot race. Mr.. Richardson is recog
nized as a very fast man on his feet,
while Mr. Rucker had taken the college
medal for his record on the race course.
After much discussion over the matter,
It was decided to meet on the Exposition
grounds last night, and decide the mater
I'm practical way. Quite a party Of the
friends OF each were on the grounds by
$3.50 o'clock. number OF ladies being
present 1t was decided I'm the first race
of one-half a mile between Messrs. 9. Z.
Rucker and w. s. Urquhart that the
loser should furnish cake FOR the crowd.
While the loser in the mile race between
Mcssrs. Richardson and ID. II. Rucker,
should set 'em up" 10 cream for the
entire audience.
hat fob VI r6
jump, made the matter one Of no trivial
consideration. and there was some lively
husting over the old race track TO de-
eide who would have 10 pay
Mr.. j. a. Richardson filled the capacity
Of time-keeper, while Mr.. Taylor proved
an expert starter.
In the half-mile heat Messrs. Urquhnrt
and G. +. Rucker got off beautifully, and
at the one-eighth pole were close togeth-
er The quarter was reached and spec
ulation ran wild from the fair sex oc-
cupying the grand stand. When the
stretch was begun a shout from the male
contingent ran high. Down the course
came the two men each straining every
nerve 10 reach the string first. a cloud
Of dust, a smile from the man I'm the
moon. a scream from the female con-
tingent. and Rucker was under the
string Just six inches ahead Of his COM
petitor. Time, 314 The cake was on"
Urquf art
Then followed the big race OF one mile.
After a fairly good start, Rucker led off
a bit but Richardson was soon along
side. The racers kept nose and nose until
the stretch was reached, when Rucker
sprinted. andhustled undtr the string
a few PAGES ahead Of Richardson. cover
ing the course in 5:4, amid the heartiest
CONGRATULATIONS The cream was on
Richardson.
This ended the long verbal contest for
a while at least, and Messrs. G. F. and
ID. H. RL-Ker were recognized as alto
gether rapid young men, from pedes-
trians point Of view.
The contestants intended keeping the
matter a secret from the public; but they
didn't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
HardshIps and Deaths At Sea.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Aug. "a
severe storm Of wind and rain pre-
vailed here yesterday and TO day, but
caused no damage beyond blowing down
a few trees and fences and overturning
two unfinished frame buildings. The tide
was the highest known in years. At
South Port the wind velocity was % miles.
The Norwegian bark Bonita was blown
ashore I'm the river. No other damage
done.
The schooner y. I. Hazard Rafford
Georgetown for Elizabeth Port, n. j.,
with a cargo Of railroad ties. put in at
Southport this morning in distress. Leak
ing and with spanker and main sail lost
She reports having been struck by a
hurricane Saturday night p miles south
east Of Frying Pan Lightship.
The three-masted schooner Three SIS
ters, with cargo OF lumber, from Sa-
vannah for Philadelphia was wrecked
and abandoned off Cape Fear on night
Of Aug. %. Her commander Captain
Isaac Simpson OF Market Hook. Pa, and
mate, Johnson Heede Of Park avenue
Baltimore, were washed overheard and
droW ned. The names Of the survivors
are: William Simpson, steward. son OF
the captain: a passenger, John Washing
ton, John Scott and another man, name
not known. The vessel was left anchored
and in a leaking condition.
The brigantine Wastrow (Ger), Liver
POOL for this port with cargo OF salt,
W ent to pieces on Cfswell Beach. The
crew were ali saved. having swan ashore.
They are now at Caswell life saving
station.
An unknown three-.nasted schooner Is
also reported ashore and leaking and
showing signals OF distress on Sale Beach.
two miles southwest Of Southport Life
saving crew have gone 10 her assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
The Tobacco Crop Badly DAMAGED.

DANVlLLE. VA, Aug, 29-Special-
Special reports sent out to-day TO various
parts OF the country within a circle OF
ten miles around Danville report great
obstruction 10 the tobacco crop ~ Mon
days storm. The tobacco is so near ma
turity it is impossible for II to recuper-
ate before rlpenlng In it's damaged state.
II was dashed by the winds and bruised,
beaten and broken until the damage is
estimated at least one third OF it's money
value. Low ground corn has also been
greatly damaged. Special kilograms
from all parts OF the Bright Tobacco Belt
are Of similar purport. There were two
wash outs on the Danvlle and Western
Road which delayed trains several hours.
Owing TO the washing out Of section OF
the Smith River Bridge there were no
trains over that road from he Leakes-
Vile branch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
Great Damage to the Crops.

WINSTON. n. C.. Aug. Especial.
Monroe Phillips. colored, whose child
was killed by the cyclone I'm Kernersville
yesterday, is not expected to live, his
wife and daughter were also seriously
injured. The loss occasioned by the
storm in town is estimated at twenty
five thousand. Reports received 10 day,
say the corn and tobacco are badly dam
aged all over the Piedmont section OF
North Carolina. The train from Roanoke
on the y. &. w. road was five hours
late this afternoon occasioned by a wash
out at the trestle between Martinsyille
and Bassett salon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

NORTH STATE STORM SWEPT.
Great Damage to shipping and the Farm
Ing Interests In the State.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. Especial
Additional reports came In to day Of the
ravages Of yesterdays storm throughout
this state. 1t was very severe along the
coast and in the western part Of the
State. This immediate section Jared bet
ter than most Of the State, but news
was brought in from the country 10 day
that the corn was greatly damaged in
this county. presenting the appearance
Of being moved down by a scythe.
Fruit trees suffered greatly and trees Of
all kinds were blown down and the roads
are blOckaded. At North Wilkesbarre
the brick store OF w. +. Trogdon was
demolished. Great damage was done TO
houses and other property at Charlotte.
IT is reported here that Twenty-Five
sailing crafts. large and small, have been
driven ashore on the North Carolina
coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Long sesNon Held at the Bar of Equity
Yesterday.

Twas a tedious day for the ex-umpire
yesterday, and he didn't adjourn the
court until 2 o'clock.
O.. Glover (coloredD waltzed in on a
charge Of being a suspicious character
al trcspasslng on ue premises Of j..
D. Tree. lie came out of the fight SO
poorer than when he went I'm.
Twas q funeral dirge 10 the tune Of
20 that Robert Roper (colored) sang
when Doe was convicted Of assaulting
and wouuding Pat Page with a stick.
The case Of Douglas Taylor. charged
WITH cutting and stabbing Barney T.
Myers. was continued tin the Both instant.
j. ID. Graves, alias j. w. Workman,
charged with stealing land carrying
aHg one gold watch. the properly Of
Robert Stokes. win have enother hear
its today. when Sergeant p omlinson, who
was out VI the city yesterday, will be
on hand 10 testify.
toor Willie Iu Ccolored) deeply regret
ii paying $3.50 for the satisfaction he
gained in beating Mary Lee.
John Lacy wasn't I'm fl on the charge
or Keeping his bar room open on Sun
gay ana DE details were dead against
gum nom The start and he was touched
i'T 50 as o. gentle reminder.
Louis Euker was dismissed from a sim
l.0r c. ree.
Edmund Salmon availed himself OF
'." strong language TO express his views
N. Wallace. and paid $3.50. while
james Roy an old soldier, whose pres
once no the Sanctum is a matter OF
tne was charged with being drunk,
rlcrly and ctrsing and abusing his
"'- not 90 speak OF few other moral
1ECs. He was asked 10 give $500
% l-ty for his good behavior for 81
r.hs. Tho substitute Judge. however.
i crave doubts AZ 10 whether Roy
could stay on his I's and Q's for so long
term. and when the outraged wife rad
led FOR the release Of .ier spouse
l.s a while. the ex-hcro of ths national
me sCftened his heart. and let the
0yfarcr Off. remarkirg that he expect
% renew his LEGAL acquaintance with
he orirg husband within a period 81
h hours
After the disposition OF several trivial
cases, The ex-umpire adjourned the
court on a sacrifice hit.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-The storm
did immense damage 10 shade trees in
Washington. tearing them up by the
roots or Remembering them in every di-
rection. Electric light and telephone SER
vice in Alexandra and Georgetown was
crippled and in both these suburbs as
we'll as I'm the city great ueasiness is felt
by the police and fire departments. Tele-
graphic communication with the west
was entirely broken of about 1880 p. m.
and with the east shortly before midnight,
In the early morning partial telegraphic
communication was re-opened east as
far as Baltimore. but there stopped, and as
far south as Lynchburg, Va
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CONTINUED from first page)
DEATH AND RUIN.

All outgoing vessels remained in port
last night incoming steamers were great
ly delayed. The storm broke this morn
ing about 3 o'clock. followed by stiff
breeze from the southwest. with much
cooler temperature. The government
telegraph line from this city TO Cape
Henry Holleras and Kitty Hawk Is down
and nothing has been heard from the
Atlantic life saving stations since yester-
day morning. The operations OF the At
lantic life saving service do not go into
effect until Sept. /, consequently during
the two recent storms the whole Allan
tic coast was unprotected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
TURTLE TENDERS.
James River Pirates Navigate Vince bar
row Load of Amphlbious Quadrupeds.

James River Pirates Navigate a Vince bar
row Load of Amphibious ouadrupeds.
OF all the queer species of street vending
for which Richmond is famous. the queer
est was seen Saturday evening when two of
the festive plates who intest the precincts
OF Rockets and sail the waters of Gil les
or, ok in times of treshets carrying passen-
gers at 5 cents each. were navigating vain
treet with wheelbarrow load OF turtles.
The wneebarrow contained large box,
with high sides. filed with turtles weigh
ing from ten 10 fifty pounds and varying
in price from 80 cents apiece upwards nc
cording t. SIZE. When a customer waited
u particular tnrte the buckster with a
crooked stick would turn him owe until he
could catch him BY the tail and then he
would ysnk him out while the turtle kicse
and oien and shut bis dangerous looking
mouth In very ominous manner. The
neg oes seemed 10 be much lken with the
idea OF turtle steaks and SOUP. but money
was scarce and sales were slow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

Governor Mckinney has commissioned
the following physicians as delegates 70
the Pan-American Medical Congress
which viii meet az Washington on sept.
9Th: Dr. Rawiey w Martin Of Chatham.
Dr. Land0n b. Edwards OF Richmond.
Or. Charles W. GlCaYes Of Nytheyile.
Dr. Hugh n. Nelson OF Charlottesville
Or Lewis l.. Harvie OF Danvine Dr.
John W Diilard of Lynchburg, Or. c. c.
Conway Of Rapidan. Or. Robert Glasgow
OF Lexington, DR. VIM. T. Mcclure of
Winchester, Dr. j. Herbert Claiborne OF
Petersburg Or. y. w. Nash OF Norfolk,
Or. Joe Louthall of Petefsville, DR.. Peter
Winston of Farmville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
M ArTAcKED rHE SQUIRE.
other Legal Doings by Henrico Authori-
ties

ties.
I-e case Of A. ~ Craddock. charged
with striking Squire Thomas p. Iarus.
OF Henrico. was tried before Squire
.,7.s Yesterday. The evidence showed
'N.l craddock. after makins, shroats
il.' IAN IN wait for Squire Larus
"N,in ne attacked on the roadside mex
t.l,.liy 70 the Henrico Magistrate and
.Aeo nm senseless. Squire Iarus
.-A served warrant on the attaclino
y VINO became enragod, and took out
, tenfeance I'm the manner already
'...'l- Craddock was sent on 10 the
ttari jury -" ~ Inc
,,,.,. H nesrocs-Jim Sims. Henry Sims
,.' Marun and John Simmons-were
arrested yesterday on warrants charging
Pr. ,...'. WIN assaulting and beating Sandy
-. the negro who was dismissed
a.. ne charge Of shooting and wound
eai,,rla.. 'lns near Hardin's Shop last
ON ~ night. Rogers himself swore
Co., s'0 warrants. After the shooting
ot,.,,,l negroes who were I'm the crowd
hasl, rogers and beat him up quite
In, ~ ~ said that they tried 10 KIN
ar. lhe negro managed 10 get away
bs,ds pronounced chastisemen. at the
49,. ~, INC attacking party.
NE 49," Jones' Lucy Johnson and An
for. samls' three negro women. were be-
-''' squire Vincent yesterday morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
A II Orld'S Fnir Party.

Quite large party from Richmond and
vicinity left last evening in ii special car on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for the
Worlds Fair. The party was gotten up 10y
Mr. W. W. Baker of Chesterfield County n /
consists Of the following ladies and gentle
men.
Mrs Hattie Baker. j. p. Baker. f. r.
Baker, j. b. Pollard Miss Fannie Pollard.
b. Budd. J. g. Watkins. Thos +. Woodfn.
G. L. Watkins, r.. NJ. Beattie Dick Taylor.
Miss Mamie Taylor. Chas Mckinney, A. r.
Fllerson. w. c. Newman. W. w. Baker.
orsey Morris. Miss 1atum. Miss Clara Car
ter, Miss Lethia Carter, Miss Kate johnson
and several others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
She Attempted Suicide.

The ambulance was summoned u No.
l9lf Marshall street last night at 1918
O'Clock where woman named Mrs. Bennett
had attempted suicide by taking laudanum.
when the ambulance arrived size was in a
critical condition. but was finally restored.
Drs Robins and Truman rendered tho
necessary medical attention. At q late hour
last night she WAS doing very csly. Family
troubles are assigned as the motive for tAe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
Mr. Snron sncceeds Mr. sapIr.

The Jewish South. the weekly recently
started by Mr.. II. T. Ezekiel, says that
owing TO a disprrsnge over lea}e
cf absence, Rcv. J. ID. Sapir has relin-
quished the pastorate Of the Congregation
Jencssath Israel.
Wien l called at Mr.. Sapir's residence
on Rose street yesterday l was told that
he was in New York. II was not kno In
when he would return.
Rev Mr. Saron, OF Baltimore, an ac-
complished Rabbi of the orthodox school,
has been elected 90 the vacancy. NJ r.
Saron breaches in German.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
Awaifinr n ReouiSitirn.

A few days ago Mayor Harry Wooding
OF Danville notified Governor Mckinney
that ne is holding Jno. Meadows. alias
Jno. Tolier. in the city jail on the charge
Of having committed a felony in Rocking
ham county, n. C.. Governor Elias Carr
II that state has since been informed by
the authorities Of this State that the
accused is held subject to his requisltion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
Much Damage 20 shipping.

NEW BERN, n. c.. Aug. Especial.
A heavy wind prevailed here all Of yes
terday. Considerable damage was done
10 the shipping In the Neuse and Trent
rivers. a yacht. the ferry boat and
several small crafts being destroyed.
Reports from Morehead City say the
boat houses on the beach there have
been washed away, and that there is
much wreckage on the beach from Fort
Macon 10 Hatteras. The waves here sub
merged the docks, but did no damage 10
houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
a Virginia Relic AT Bar Harbor

Mr.. and Mrs. Curry Mrs. Connaly and
Miss COngally are still lingering at Bar
time IN September. Miss Alys Connally is
considered one of the prettiest Girls ever
sent by Virginia To this famous re ort.
There was large dinner given IN her honor
Thur day evening. Tho culmInatiOu Of the
season will probably he the Arabian
Knight entertainment TO be wen by Mr.
Thomp on of New ork and Mayoyein Bey
on next Tuesday night.
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charged with being drunk and dlsorderly
aud fighting at Seven Pines. The case
was continued tin to-day.
Alexander Johnson. Richard Gaines.
Walter Martin and John Simmons. were
arrested yesterday on warrants sworn
out by Sandy Rogers. the negro who
shot Jim Sims near Hardn's shop Sat
urday night, charging them with assault
1hey were tried before Squire Larus
yesterday afternoon. Johnson and Gaines
were sent on 10 the grand Jury and the
other two discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

Thieves entered the house OF Mr. w. ].
Gentry,No. 7gG North Seventeenth Street,
Monday night. and carried off lot OF
clothing and various articles. The en-
trance was effected through a back win
dow on the second floor A trunk filed
with clothing was carried down into the
yard, and its contents removed. Officer
John r. Hall is at work on the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

The train from Old Point. due here a.
80 in the afternoon. while passing through
the Church Hill tunnel yesterday III ONE
manner became derailed. The presence of
mind of the tranmen prevented any dis.
aster. and those VINO did not walk TO the city
were brought to Richmond by n train sent
TO the scene in short time. Recently rails
have been laid in the tunnel and 1t las III
opinion or those in the wreck that the rails
nartad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

The alarm of fire turned in at 1880
o'clock this morning from box 81 was oc-
casioned by flames issuing from the
basement Of the house no. los North
Beech Street, occupied by Mr. John a.
Upshur. Mr. Upshur. who was sleeping
In the second story climbed over the
front porch into the street The damage
amounted 10 about 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

Richmond will have another newspaper.
and 1t will probably make its appearance
to-day, says the Manchester Lender 1t
Will be conducted by the Typographical
Uni of Richmond aud will have the
backing Of organized labor. The new af-
ternoon paper. it is said. will be live
newspaper. There are several Manchester
printers who will find employment in the
now enterprise.
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rrested End Brought Back,

Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinson returned
from Petersburg yesterday morning hav-
ing In custody w. II. Beazley, charged
with obtaining under false pretences 1888
from the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine works Beazley represented himself
as J. r. Bradshaw an employe Of the
company. and wss paid the amount due
Mr.. Bradshaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30

The government has furnished the
County Courts OF Goochland and Prince
George with official seals in accordance
with section 3l09 Of the code OF Virginia.
That section provides as follows
For any court without seal the gov
ernor shall provide one. which shall be
deposited with the clerk thereof"
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Is IMPORTANT
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Cabell &c Wilson and A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE OF
Il VERY DESIRABLE AND VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN NJ. NCHES-
TER, NA.-By virtue Of two deeds OF
trust, as follows. viz: First, John +.
Taylor TO John Hunter and l.. r. Page,
Jr., trustees. to secure the payment OF
a certain negotiable note for 5000, dated
February 20, 1892, or any renewal there
OF, The said deed being OF even date with
said note, and recorded IN the Office Of
the clerk OF the Manchester Corporation
page 10.
Second John E. Taylor to S. C. Wal
lace. trustee, to secure The payment of
a certain negotiable note for $500. dated
August II. 1892, the said deed being Of
even date with said note, and recorded
In the Office OF the above mentioned
court, In Deed Book Il, page 800. De-
fault having been made I'm the payment
OF aforementioned notes, and being re-
quired so TO do by the benehciaries in
said deed We. the undersigned, will sell
by public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, September 1. 1893.
at 6 O'Clock L. NJ. the property described
in the said deeds as follows: First, all
that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND lying and being in the city Of
Manchester, Va, situated on the north
western side OF Porter street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, commencing at
point on said Porter street l63 feet from
Tenth street, and running thence towards
Ninth street, and fronting on Porter
street sixty go feet thence back be-
tween parallel lines 157 feet to an alley
10 feet wide; and second, that CERTAIN
LOT fronting forty C4O) feet on the south
eastern side OF Perry street. at the corner
OF Ninth street. and running back be-
tween parallel lines 157 feet TO an alley
Is feet wide.
These are among the most beautiful
ard desirable lots which can be found
~ Manchester
TERMS: Cash.
LEIGH r. PAGE, JR..
Acting Trustee under first deed.
s. G.. WALLACE.
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sulrivan,.I.Iand storm swept.

FLORENCE. S. c.. Aug. 2o-In a cy-
clone at Sullivan's Island yesterday, a
man named Bryant and his wife were
drowned, Mrs. r. Holland (white) was
killed by falling house. Fifteen houses
were swept away every house on the
island was more or less damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
The Storm iu Page County.

LURAY. VA, Aug 9.-Special.-T
storm Of wind and rain struck Luray
about p. m. yesterday. Corn in fields
was beaten fiat to the ground and great
damage to all roads. The Shenandoah
river is past ferrying tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-30
The New Collector.

Mr.. VIM Ryan, who recently received
his a1pointm ut as Collector of Int nal
Revenue Tor this district. let yester ay 20
confer wit Commissioner Miller, of the
Revenue Department. concerning the con-
duct and deta Is of is Office.
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QUINTON, VA, Aug. z,.-SpecIal.-We
had quite severe storm here yesterday
from 4:3O p. m. lasting until late In the
night, but this morning dawned bright
and clear Considerable damage was
done to the corn crops.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
A VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
CO.. NEAR THE
OITY OF MANCHESTER. VA, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION,
Or THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1898, AT y
O'CLOCK NJ.
on THE PREMISES.
on TIE PREMISES.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated e2nd day
Of August. lSsg. from J.. j. Harris and Narga-
ret T., his wife, TO the undersigned trustees
Tor the West nd Building Fund Association
No .. Of the City Of Richmond, w. being re
Guired 30 TO do by the said association we will
exuo-e for sale az public auction. az the time
and place above named. that valuable tract of
land, containing $685. acres. more or less, adj
Joining the lands Of Oscar SWneford. Jane
laird snd others This Is n very valuable
piece OF property, being situated very near the
city and ma splendid nei ChbOrhood. There
4 a comfortable cottage house thereon and
the usual outhouses. For further particulars
Amply 20 the Auctionoers
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF executn g
this trust. taxes II any be due and 70 paw OF
ami discharge balance due sai d association
OF sgi5.l5: the balance upon such terms as
will be announced at sale.
DANIEL MURPHY.
JOSEPH SCHOpF.
FRANK MILLER.
tds Trustees.