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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22

VuANTED-FIFTEEN GIRLS. ELEVEN
" WHITE MEN and THREE CoL-
ORED MEN. 10 assist I'm the production
OF the COUNTRY CIRCUS. Apply at
the MOZART TO-DAY at 1 o'clock +. NJ.
fr9f-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22

w ANTED-GIRLS TO FEED SEW
w ING MACHINES RUN BY STEAM
POWER. Steady employment for ndus-
trious operators. MILLHISER MANI
FEATURING COMPANY, No. 3NOS VIII
Uamsburg avenue. fei9-Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22
WANT.

ANTED-BY a LADY OF EXPE--
w RIENCE, a position as DAY
TEACHER. Can teach the usual Eng
fish branches, Mathematics. frcnch'
Latin. Music and Art. References eX-
changed. Address TEACHER, care Of
The Times, Richmond, Va. fe2Z-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22

ANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES
W 50 canvass IN the city. Salary paid.
BUSINESS. care The Times. ia12tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22

Train 27 Is limited and viii only have
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars. " extra
charge in addition TO 1rst-class passage
rate and regular Pullman car fare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-22

w ANTED - TWO FIRST-CLASS
w C~ANNASSERS for city Of Rich
mond. Apply z. O. Box j33. fe19-tf
NJ ANTED 49, EVERYBODY WITH A
W COUGH or COLD 10 take a bottle OF
BItOWN'S BRONCHIAL BALSAM. Price
2Jc. at drug-stores. ja2S-we,su.Wt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28
SlEKS IND DRESS GOODS.
Special Prices for Ills Sale |

We propose to offer tolO yards OF Black
silks at prices which should pack cur sllk dc.
partmcni with eager buyers We make thcse
extraordinary low prices for this week onl y
10 reduce our Immense stook--Bcar In mind.
Goods offered In this sale are the 1nest i'm
ported silka-silks that Will pay you to buy aud
lay aside, even though you have no immediate,
use for them.
AtN.0IB yard.
BLACK Fallle franchise, 81 In wide, our 81. 30
quality.
AttilO.
Black Peau dc Sole. rich satin faced, good
value for $3.50.
AtSLaS,
III ok eros Grain, u In wide. soft nnish. Il
bargain for s!O0
Black surAh slk, for seryiceablo Spring
"'''" AtCoc.
Pointed decoration silks. fully 81 In WIDE
worth 90o
Novelties II Plaid silks. suitable for dresses
and waists worth 81 -,
Atsloo,
Hack Taheua silbs. French rustic, the beat
silk skirilng. q m, worth $3.50.
grand special sale Of fino BLACK German
uenriettas bought by No At q sacrifice. to DO
sold NJ ridiculously low prices, IS to Is In wide
Don't fail 10 ask for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

term OF office. But the difference
suggested does not end here, for our
executive "a not AZ ornament from
any point OF view; on the contrary he
IL most Of the time an article OF con.
slant utility and use. He must be at
his post well nigh constantly, because
his duties cannot be delegated aud
there Ia inevitably s)me.hing
In sons part OF the land
or In some other land ro-
qulrlng his attention. When nc
makes trlpot any length OF duration
from Washington IL mus. DO arranged
for weeks II not months ahead, and
even then lac Is liable TO be called back
Mt any time. II all the responsibilities,
cares, study and actual work which
the President has u perform were
fully Understood by all, there are few
Indeed who would think his $4,000 n
year and allowances princely com.
pensation instead Of what II really is
about as small an amount as can be
given and allow him to emerge from
the office with anything at all II he
has supported the dignity Of his posi-.
ton.
There is something to think Of In all
this. At glance we comprehend
somewhat tho vastness Of our own
country point Of square miles as com.
pared with Others, and the insignia.
canoe Of the am)unt required to keep It
running compared with Others. Some
Of tho foreign rulers are paid more for
their services than gre our President
and his entire roiinue, and none OF
them does half as much work, while
enjoying privileges that he canno,
afford TO even think Of. II IL consider.
able Of country that We have
inhIr ited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

ment 10 the most precious IN all our
archives; that extraordinary care u
required to preserve It. The INK IL
ialing away. The names Of the
Fathers are becoming almost illeyible.
II hiss boon found necessary 10 keep
the great document out Of the sunlight
In Theoretically sealed case, and the
removal would involve risks and perils
that should not on any consideration
be taken" or course, II Is the fact
that II is precious document that
makes II one Of the things desired.
The New York RccOrdcr comes TO
the support OF tho Directors as follows!
The patriotic Washington association
u right Tho Declaration should not on
any consideration pass out OF tho custody
Of the government. II n tho very greatest
document We have, aud 10. loss would be
irropamblo. Millions OF dollars could
nos purchase H.. What American would
exchange it for all tho treasurer that will
be on exhibition NJ tho Fair9 Not onel
Let u ROMAN whore IL IL, safo from all
danger Of Impairment or destruction!
The fervor thus ovlnced should b.
neither rldiculoI nor decrlod, for II is
n long way from being improper IN
Itself; 1t Is the use to which II II put
that Is Objectionable. There are q good
many people Ia this country who would
rather zee tho Declaration than any.
thing oise that viii he shown. and the
proportion Is as great In what most
New Workers regard as the unou-
iurod and unc1mbed West az else.
where. In fact we Of this region
do not expect 10 have such
another chance for seeing the
beautiful, the wonderful, the sublime,
the artistic and the historic things OF
our land aggregated again. We have
rs much veneration for the Fathers
and as much regard for the un,pcnka.
bio heritage TO US by them ms have the
knickerbOckers or any Others. II IL
because Of this feeling that we want TO
sec the original indictment Of Great
Britain by the colonies and the 81 na.
tures Of the heroes who pledged 10 each
other their nil on earth just us they
themselves wrote them. To say that
the document cannot be- transported
aud placed for exhibition In safety aud
thnt II cannot be made perfectly
secure during such time, IL reflection
upon the progress, the attachments, the
intelligence aud the manhood OF the
age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The Slxty-third Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, at 10
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, April
eth, 1903.
The officers and members OF the
Church generally are cordially invited
to attend the meeting Of tho Con-
ference.
wILFoRD WOODBURY.,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JosEPu r. SMITH,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28
OBJECTIONS Nor WE'LL FOUNDED.

Ever since Chicago was awarded the
Worries Fair by Congress, New York
has entertained more or less spiterul
feeling which Is manifested variously,
but In no way more visibly than by
some OF its newspapers. a proposition
has lately heen made to have the
original copy OF the Declaration OF In.
dependence on exhibition ut the big
show, and recently the Society OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution In
the District Of Columbia passed u
serio, OF resolutions against such
transaction. The society bases its or,
position on the ground that "the docu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

one OF the interesting subjects In
thu progress Of the WORLDS Congress
OF Representative Women ct the
Wofld's Fair will be "rho Solidarity
Of Human Interests" aud IL will be
treated Of by an Interesting woman,
Madame Isabel Bogelot, OF France. Al
the International Council OF Women
held In Washington In 1883, Madame
Bogelot was the representative OF "rhe
Work for the Women Liberated from
the Prison of 81. Lasare," n philan-
thropic organization OF which she is the
directreas general In Paris, and TO
which chs gives her life work. The
lady has a charming face and naive
expression; she Il described rs n child.
like woman Of middle age, with gray
hair, fast whitening, dark bright eyes
and fresh complexion, Of middle stat.
ure, with quick impulslve gestures
thoroughly n French woman and
thoroughly lovable TO all who know
her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

THE fRREGULAmrY, not to say i'm.
proprieiy, OF which General Grant has
been accused in connection with his
visit to the late Pope, finds a recent
parallel In the greeting given the pom
tin by King Oscar OF Sweden. Long
usage has established the custom OF M.
luting By kissing the Pope's hand. Oscar
la his simple.mlndedness roundly
smackod his holiness on both cheeks.
General Grant, 1t Will bs remembered,
only shook Plus * by the hand ana
said, Chow d. you do, sii?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

REV. I. DEWITT IALAfAoE, the
brooklyn divine, dropped $1,000 IN bills
In bis room at Grand Rapids hotel last
Thursday. Tho roll was found and
sent 10 him by messenger, who over
took him at the depot. % course the
reverend gentleman will drop larger
Offering into the Brooklyn tabernacle
plate than II that messenger had been
slower or less honest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28
TEMPLE DEDICATION.

1Ducs and Appointments Of NuDiter'
10 Govern Ms 1dmsfon " me
SaiHtsar ne d6erem Stakes Of ZION.
Following is a statement OF appor-
tlonments OF the times when the saints
Of the sevornl Stakes Of Zion VIII lie
admitted to witness the dedication Of
the Temple Of tho Lord In Salt Lake
City; also the allotments ns to the
numbers Of people to he admitted at
the different sessions.
This arrangement Is based on reports
received from the Presidents Of Stakes,
and has been made with view TO, 30
far a. practicable, suit the convenience
OF tine whole people.
Traditions to the numbers already
at hand are hereafter reported, such
extra contlDgents will be placed at
the foot Of the list. This must neoes.
sarily be- done In cases OF this nature,
as additions could not be Introduced
into the body OF the program without
derauging tho whole plan. The ap.
portionments are based numerically
upon the capacity Of the Assembly
Room OF the Temple.
The frat service-which will be- con.
Quoted on tho morning Of April OH
h not provided Tor In this statement.
That session will be subject to a special
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

THOSE PAPERS which pronounced
Squire Abingdon on his arrival In this
country to he a "dead game SPORT"
were only few days ahead o, their
story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

lS THE light of a long train OF days
la the immediate past, we are con.
strain, d to repeat that much.worn line
from the Bohemian Girl when we
look on this day-"rOo BEAUTIFUL TO
Inat -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

MomioN coNrHoL In Western politics
n likely to become sorious question ia
the near -MdssachHsCitS pdpar,
"Mormomanla" la Eastern brains
has already become serious question.
Under It's sinister iu1uencs press writ.
,rs attain heights anu depths OF lunscy
such as the world never before vii.
neased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

MAD THOUGH Johann Most may be,
no seems 10 have sane idea a. to
what nc wants. His latest demand lie
ihat the priests go to heaven and the
politicians to heavens nutipoIes; this
he thinks would leave to the anarchists
the earth, which is about nil they are
a.d In. f.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

THE NAME OF the Swedish minister
70 this country lie Grip, He HASN'T yet
taken as good a hold In Washington
rs his Russian namesake did.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-28

HOPE SPRINGS eternal Ia the human
breast, and 1t Is well for w that 1t does,
in contemplation Of certain local sub.
Iecls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

.Aa.6 ~. nat occurred this afternoon
tnsf ~ 1.vfton HnxeIhurst. q negro boy,
IN rosth Amherst street. Besides this,
= negro child. PInkie Wilson, died. and
mar death certificate. issued October 18TH,
nv 1r. Robert HazeIhnrst reads. Cause
az death. ycilow-fever: eead before physi-
clan reached her" This death, aithonsh
occurring three daya ago, has never been
reported. The Morning News corresponu-
emit will inform the Health Board OF IL To-
morrow. ..,,o. $3.50
18th. that should be counted to-day.
rhree others are hourly expected 10 DIE
william G. Weed. Earnest George, ana
Adoinb I.ayine. There Is no possible hope
~ mrn other deaths occurred to-day--thcse
80 Essle Byckman a negro child, ana
Mrs Scranton, neither. however, from
the warm weather. following the few
DAYS. rainy and cool spell. has brought
tho disease rapidly to the front Inere
are now 25s under treafment-six'y WHITES
and 1893 coiored. The outlook Is NOT cheer-
,,- Tor twenty-five days yet. When the
dread OF famine seems 10 be disappearing
ard the people are breathing easier. the
deaths roll up and the fever increases
One new case is reported at Jesup to-
Sov--a son OF w. T. Tindall-white. -FOUR
natlents were discharged, and six are now
under treatment. s,.s
At $50 tonight William G. Weeo oled'
He was a victim OF imprndent nursing
His nurse. through feeling for the man
begging for food as all yellow-fever pa
tents do. gave him, against the pnysi'
clans orders. some nourishing FOOD. ne
might have been saved had this mol
[ hnen done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
A Proposed Association to be Indepeno-
ent Of the "Sopthern."
By telegraph to the Dispatch)

By telegraph to the Dispatch)
BALTIMORE, MD, october IA
movement IS on foot among the onicers
of southern and eastern railroad ana
steamship companies TO form an associa-
ton independent OF the Southern Ran
way and Steamship Association. which
was organized several years ago. III Is
understood that the Merchants ana
Miners Transportation Company the
Norfolk and Western Railroad company,
and other southern corporations VIII
combine at an early date. THESE com
panies have not signed the agreement oil
the prarent association for this year.
which is usually done in July.
An officer of one OF the companies
states that discrimination IS being maze
in favor of the western roads, ana tha'
as a consequence freight from Pittsbure
and other points is carried by western
roads 10 the Mississippi river and noated
down to New Orleans and other export
shipping cities.
1--WE believe" said he. that this freight
should come to Baltimore for connection
with water lines, but we cannot get the
bulk of 1t as long as our roads are ais
eliminated against"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
ROBY'S ATHLETIC CLUB
An Application for supersedens In Its
Case Granted.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October H.-An
APPLICATION for a supersedeas was made to
the Indiana Supreme Court this morning
by the Columbian Athletic Club, or Rooy'
The application says the restraining oruer
against the club undertakes to prohiDit
II from the commission of criminal acts,
and does not assume TO protect any legal
equitable. or civil right. a receiver was
appointed, ii is asserted, for the sole bIr-
pose of taking the club property 10 pre-
vent the commission OF crime, Ihere are
no creditors of the club. and no stock-
holders nor anyone Interested in IT'S az
fairs who complains of its managemsnt e
The receiver was appointed "ltnout ~ ~,
tice and the court is asked to restore the
property. ., -, .ho
The supersedeas was granted by me
court. and the property will be taken from
the receivers hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
oar Work. for MemphIs.
lRy teIegraph 10 the Dlspatchl

(By telegraph 10 the DlspdlSh''
MEMPHIS, TENN, october A:-Ine
Iitchfield Car Works, of Litchfeld, Ill.
have closed a deal for the removal of the
entire plant to Memphis, where better
lumber facilities can be secured than al
the present location. A large tract OF land
has been purchased and the new suburb
will be named Binghampton. The Factory
will have capacity OF loo cars
a week, and will employ about 1000 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

: SOME HOUSES
That Must Be Rented.
Sgg INDUCEMENTS VIZ OFFER.

rnree-.sorv Brick. No si9 Leigh street
resr N,nth street: IL rooms, modern I'M
p nra, eri good boarding-house or fami-
iy residence-cheap. ~. on
"wesf-Maiu street dwelling no. siv
re"r Sfonroe Park 10 rooms. bath, &c
No S1s north Thtrty-second street, OPP
nestle rhiniborazo Park: rooms. a ne-
liehtfui location. Cheapest house IN tne
city. ,ars ,rast Main
street: rooms. large lot, only szvo per
annum. v,..sos r,r,c,x No
slS north Fifth street; rooms oa'h'
Reached Brick; I rooms, bath. &c,
with large stable. 1913 west Cary street
Medi,m-size two-story Brick; 8 rooms.
1913 west Clay. Range. bath, &c. only
SIS per month. r-v.,a,.,,-e,,h. 4
M oos Canal near Third; s rooms.
No ia2t Dance near Reservoir 9 -rooms.
No 12is Ross near Governor. 9 rooms.
No 1000 CLAW near Norton; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES, IS TO sl5 per
month. -
PRINTED RENT-LIST.
7. THOMPSON BROWN e. CO,
oco,.Jt il13 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
CnfIiainn of Circus Trains.

(By telegraph 10 lhe DIspdtCHJ
CLARKSBURG, w. VA, October IA
rear-end collision took place near mere
Yesterday on the Baltimore ana ONO roaa'
between two sections OF a Barnuh q
po,Iev circus train. a dozen persons were
hurt half seriously and one fatally. The
dead man is Frank Everett. of Brooklyn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
THE YsLLOW-FsvsR.
Fcrsy-Nlns New Csses a. Branswict-ons
New Case nj Jesup.
By telegraph to the Dlspatch)

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
SAVANNAH, GA. October 2l.~-A spe-
clal from Brunswick 70 the Morning
News says there were Officially reported
to-day four deaths and forty-nine new
cases, the record-breaker OF the epidemic.
The dead on the list are: whites-T Burr
winton, Herman Grundy Alexander
Pritchard and Mrs Oberlauter, The new
cases are: Whites In brunswick, seven
Hllda Pouisen. Bessie Firth Samuel Sill
yerstein. w. A. Line. Thomas MulIingan..
r. Nee Brown and Mrs. currie. Whites
on 81. eimon's. three Thomas Lxmhrirht.
Monroe Lambright and Mrs Taylor,
making the total number Of new casss
rs ne etleisi iist u asssas sAould -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Double Minneapo:itan Failure.

Ry telegraph to the Dispatch)
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. october n
q. II. Pratt, real estate dealer. mas
assigned. The assignment has also ioreeu
the st. Anthony Park Realty company 70
the wall. Pratt being president of the
CONCERN Pratt and the company owned
realty in East Minneapolis and St An
thony Park valued at 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Fort worth's Largest Failure.

(By telegraph 70 the DIspdtCHI
MEMPHIS. TENN, october A.-Ihe
Commercials Forth Worth, Texas, special
saws: Stratton & White. electrical ana
general implement dealers filed a deed OIL
trust last night for 100000, with but SSOocv
preferred. This is the largest failure Fort
Worth has ever experienced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT W.
Il DIUM-SIZED DWELLING NA N'.
sTDyOF DUvAL STREET, 90 tEhl tA'4 w
ST. JAMES STREET.
BY virtue OF tue provisions 0' fr-''1 ~
OF trust, dated December T.. r.l
cord In the clerks Olcs oi H i'..
Court, Deed Book ii2 o. l1t" . 20.
having been made VA tae plg
note therein secured AMI toi.c
do, will cell by auction on ...
SATURDAY, OCrost .-. i'''
a. 400 o'clock =. NJ. 10 ul'lti.-.
PETTY above described. ir '
the north side OF Duvai ,re tl i-'
back between parallel line, 81 ...-.
sized dwelling IN goO1 orr
TgRNs: BY consent Of parties a'fi 'r' -
be liberal. --...
o. - &. / N...''.' '. t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
BY z. A. Cat..n. Al.',.--r
8 and z north Eleventh ST..

V,RUsTEE'S SALE OF NLAl I1'
l. sIRABLE STORE PR0ptRll 3. N...
EAST CORNER OF PlN SD
sTREETS.-By virtue OF dee
George ID. Gaines. dated Jp. ....-.
duly recorded IN CLERKS Orce. q ODD ~
merry Court. / will sell nt pm
FRIDAY, NOyEgrfa
Mt 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. ON taa
STOREHOUsE and DWtlilNF
above. This property has Boz.
drugstore ever since IL va. ii.l ... j
the rest stanJs 10 tue city. ti' ~
feet ON Pine street and extcl '- 1913 Il.
10 an alley. it will be sofa SOD
tingent right OF dover u hrs o. .,
In the amount Il will bring -l 40
below mentioned, which arr -e 4'''
deed. ..f.ts.t
TERAs: Cash Sufficient 20 rsy
ing this trust S5J.42 pHy1 .i.
1894: s55.62 payable '-t 49,. re-
81 ,9O9.62 payable February ID i' ~ -
baisuce payable One-f0urin E. e..
mainder IN three equal pawn, i- p. .,., 4
rs months, with interest e l'l-i 81 XIII.
trust deed. IT, '' ..,.s.
&C %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
IA X. ELLIS, AU G, "a

~ X. ELLIS, AUCTIONEER, "a
EAST BROAD STREET, Sells
TOMORROW Monday AonniNo,
corne err First and Broad streets, at lo:5v snasp:
HORSES, HARNESS, BuGGlKs, sUhhnts; y
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD fUkNiIJhs'S NC,
4 MASSIVE WILTON kuG-con E ds,y
PAKLOR sUIlS aud WILTON huo- 49,,
kRED COUcHEs, trimmed 10 SIX Pinsn, oitec'
from manufacturers who are financially emoar-
rsssed and which must be sold -.
d CHAMBER SUITS in walnut, OAK ana
stained wood;
/ LARGE WALNUT MARBLE-TOP bVfrhi'
1 UPRIGHT SQUARE PIANO;
2 EXTENSION TABLES in oak and walnut
i MAHOGANY CLAW-fo0T TABLE,:
1 LARGE PURCELAiN-LINED KEFkioE-
RATOR: ESrEY ORGAN, nearly new,
BIsQUE RESERVOIR LAMPS;
oslUDkNTS LAMPS;
OUTSIDE SHOWCASE; eu.xno
WARDkobEs, BUREAUS. WAsHsIhaN,DnS
CHAIRS, ROCKERS, COOKING and hsAIiNS
STOVES, SPRING BEDS and MAI
Also 20 PICTURES, Just received, 10 81 EEL
ENGRAVING. OIL, ana OLEOGkAfhS Vh-
ported In very handsome frames.
| 800 A. n. POLLARD, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
AycrIoN SAILS -r...r. -
ByJ. Thompson Bro-n A O. -.
hl3 xsIn street
TRUsTEE's SALE
or A
BEAUTIFUL CORNER 10,
HANOVER STREET NEAR LIZ Nov.

by virtue Of q certain dsef q, ,,,...
gust .. 1892, and duly re ,nrtes ' IVA Il.
Chancery Court, Dcei-BoD< Itt ~ htlfss
The undcrsignei trustee H. 49,, vac sl =
therein described, ant defanitt.v.. ias t-,.
In payment OF the same. Aai 80. 80 ~.
10 90 BY the beneficiary, ( slll - n ii.r's
auction, on the premises, A "a,
TUESDAY. OcIoggRgt
at ~ O'Clock r. ". tue PRg.sr-.
described. as follow: Az flat AZ T. n-rs,
In said city formerly a TIC ooa-fy W. LtE5
commencing at NOklHFAel .... let-a
YER AND MEADOW SIREEI~. ,... .s tiSo.
eastwafdly along ana sronar, .,sn,
street, 100 FEET AMI ranon, e., ui'lfs'
ly between parallel hoes - ~, ~ q. ~.
alley. peel. = A
THIS Is ono Of re choice ioi, ., ana,
We-t-knd. and ms city has o.. .'alt'a
tract for Rla1iDg AMI iri 20 ri {.
making Meadow street the Pan, n.. n.t
| STREET in that section. NOHE r % tJN
AND THIs THG PLACE 10 i.y,,s 4tR
GOT TO 60. '|'A us
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