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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
KOncert Ch0ru IIgO.

w ubiegla niedziele odbyl sic ma sa.
Ii Kosciuszki W Milwaukee koncert
choru Ego Harmonic re wspoludzialem
tamtejszego tehskiego choru, ktory
niedawno zostai zorganizowany.
Dowiadujemy sic, 70 ~poiaczone ohory
pod batuta p. K. Msiks wywiazsly sic
swietnie z swego zadania.
Pc koncercie odegrano sztuke tea
tralna: Papugi naszej bsbuni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
Ma skarb W Rapperswylu.

w ubieg1a niedziele odbyio sic wChi-
cago posiedzenie zarzadu oddz. pol. I'm.
skarbu mar. W Rapperswylu. Skarbnik
NJ. Majswski, p~rzediozyl sprawozdanie.
Okazuje sic, re oddzial wys@a} juz do
Rapperswylu 1923 frankow-a ma rsce
komisarza ma Ameryke $500.
A wiec przeszio poltora tysiaca fran
kow.
Adres skarbnika: M. Majewski, 779
Milwaukee avenue. Adres sekr: S.
Ba~rszczewski, 81 Cornell ST., Chicago,
Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
b KRAWCOWE.

KomPletnis uzdolnione krawoowe,
~potra6ace samodzielnie wykonywac j
ubierac staniki damskie znajda zsraz
stale zajeOie z dObrem vynagrodzeuism
" pracowni +. II. & K. Topor - SS
Evergreen Ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

Ma chrzcinach W Wausau, Wis. dnia
4 listopsda T. b. domu OBJ. Andrzeja
Nanickiego made grono osob zaproszo-
nych ~zlozylo ma Skarb mar. W Rappers-
wylu nastepujace kwoty: N. N. l3c.
w. Wisniewski 12c. And. Manicki 12c.
Ludwik Krygier 25o. F. Szumihski SC.
dzieoi: Amelia, Jozefa j Antoni &c. Ra-
zem 100.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

KOmisarz skarbu mar. W Rappers-
wylu
ma Ameryke, p. Erazm Jerzmanowski,
wydal piekna, patryotyczna odezwe,
kt6ra zamieszczamy ma innem miejscu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
Skfadka ma skarb D. O. wv. N. p.

Cd czionk6w Tow. Krola M~ieczys1a-
wa Igo Az C. Cd cz}onkow Tow. Ka-
zimierza Jagielonczyka $1.35. Ma j.
mieninach Michala Magdziarza $500.
Pan Magdziarz zebral ma godach vessel
nych p. Paw}a Rozahskiego W domu
PAM Magdaleny Kukus 81. So. Razem
$40. A. x. Centella.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

Ksawery Wojtalewicz, ma skarb mar
" Rapperswylu 50 C.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
Polacy W Ameryce.

Polscy kandydaci " stanie Wiscon-
sin.
Zwycisztwo republikanow " caiym
Stanie Wisconsin odbiso sic tak4e ME-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14
No. SIS.
POKWITOWANIE.

POKWITOWANIE.
Oddzias P6tn. Amerykdaski Skar6u
NarodoDego Polskiego W Rapperswy-
lu zap1acil sk}adke: fir. dwiescie ma
r11oz Skarbu Narodowego Polskiego.
GENEVA, d. % pazdz. 1894.
Pe}nomocnik, Hip. Tch6rzecski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-11-14

P. w. T. z Nowego Yorku, "a dusze
sp. Kazimiery 10 c., S. J. z N. Y. 10 G.
w. T.. N. Y. 10 c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Among our yarious Maceto,t.u o.ua
none should Dc more Needed ',an III, al,
1911 ''ines from the colored race Mir
80" "iA not %unmindful OF her duty 10
n" Ie'e in The past. Ought she 10 M
u ~ Ife UNDECIDED now II seems to
o", N,el ana and Iturgical training OF
OLD. nvish- We are responsible for
I, "mk 70 al m. 10 this end we think
a. eo.lu Toe well for the council TO show
:, "t.Fest IN his work by recommendinv
an onertory 90 be taken nm I'm ,he
enui.ht oi this diocese for IL and bro
vialns afiaee for recording the amount
u tneir contribution In our parochiai
reports. IN addition. wherever posaibIe
special services should be held by our
clergy for colorsd people In country ma
rlsnes as well AZ In toms and Giles. be-
lcyio1 that Gods blessing viii attend our
faithful Efforts la this behalf.
your committee cannot close without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Rev. j. u. Laurcns Laid to Rest.

ASHLAND. VA, May 1S.-lSpccial)-
The funeral services Of Rev. j. Il. Lau-
rcns took place this afternoon ut 3 O'Clock
in the Dmcan-Memorial chapel. on the
campus. The church was filled with
friends Of the deceased. and the Rosebud
Society was prominent in point Of mum
b. rs. The services were conducted 10y
Rev. W. T. Green. pastor Of the church.
Remarks were made by Rev. Dr. Tudor
and Rev. George ". Ray. These gentle
men spoke in f. ling terms of their de-
ceased friend. and pointed ont the many
excellent traits of character he possessed
The pall-bearers Were Professor r.. f.
Blackwell, Clifton Lee. Professor Il. NJ
Smith. John 7. Gordon, W. r. l.. -. Wal
ford. and Frank Kern. of Richmond.
y number Of friends Of Mr.. Laurens
came up on the noon train and attended
the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

General Offices: Planters D-a.
fpE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
FROM III CITY HALL.
A Divorce suit-Bosrd Of Public Interest,"
News Of the Courts.

News Of tUt SOuhsV
r,,or scott brought uuit In tho Chancery
conr, Yesterday for absolute divorce from
| her husband. Joseph Scott. The proceed
| ,ngs were Instituted through MI. George
I uooper. Jr.. the woman's counsel. on
| tho 10th OF May. according to the bill.
| Jo,snh Scott was before the Police Court
| charged with beating his wife and threat
| ching TO Kill her, and was bound over to
! peace. and was sent on TO the grand JURY
Tor carrying concealed weapons. MOI
being able TO give the security re1uiren
he wss sent to jail. The plaintiff and de-
PENDANT had. by their united EFFORTS slnee
their marriage, been enabled 10 Hccunnu-
late a house on south Cherry street, the
deed for the same having been In possess
sion Of the plaintiff until the 10Th instant
When she returned from the P0iice court
she found that some one had entered mel,
trunk and taken therefrom the dceds ana
caused joseph Scott 10 execute a ueeu oi
trust conveying all Of said real estate 70
a trustee TO secure the. payment OF tne
sum OF :I9. This was done. she alleges
for the purpose OF defrauding her.
An Injunction was awarded entoinlng
| and restraining Joseph Scott and Giles
Jackson and all others from selling. as
counting, or In any manner using or ats-
posing OF the notes secured under the
trust deed, or from selling the said real
estate.
Mr.. r. +. Glover, President q the
Board Of Public Interest. has called a
meeting OF that body for next Thursday;
to meet In Room No. ii OF the Clty tail
at $50 O'Clock. for the purpose OF select
ing three names OF citizens to be recon-
mended to the city Council. from which
| thai body will select "A successor 10 Mr:
| Charles II. Phillips as representative or
| Jackson Ward on the Board of Police
| Commissioners. The Board OF Pubic In,
| terest will at the same time recommend
10 the Council three names from which
| that body will select a successor TO Mr..
| Frank J.. Burke as Representative OF Gay
! Ward on the Board Of Fire Commission
| crc.
The Committee on Relief Of the Poor
met at the new City Hall Yesterday az
| ~tcrnoon. but nothins for publication trans
pired.
The Law ana Equity Court was In SEES
sion vest rday. In the case OF X. l..
Christian. surviving partner. vs.. II. -
Boudar, the jury rendered a verdict Tor
the plaintiff in the sum Of Sl3i.32.
Major Charles :. Stringfellow was adj
| mittcd to practice law in this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
InifoI Gfafcs Cnurfs

The May term Of the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals will commence on
Tuesday. Owing TO the crowded condition
Of the docket of the United states Su-
premc Court II is probable that the Chief
Justice will not be here.
The most interesting case Of the Sos
sion VIII be- that of the United states vs..
a. =. Mcdowell. postmaster Of Walkers.
Spartanburg county. :. G., for making
fraudulent returns TO the Post-Ofiice De
partwent.
The Circuit Court Of Appeals has a very
limited criminal jurisdiction. and this
is the first criminal case 1t has ever had
before il here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Scpf IN the Reforfpatory.

william Davenport. a frcquenter Of the
Police Court. was i'm attendance upon The
session of that tribunal Yesterday. in the
role Of MISUNDERSTANDING "" VAS
charged with the larceny Of a gold watch,
the property OF Miss Lena Allen. a young
lady Of church Hin. She had given him
her gold watch. which he promised To
have repaired. and which he pawncf in
stead. The Justice committed him 10 the
Laurel ~RefOruatOry as n suspicious chdr-
acter. IL was also learned that Daveu-
port had been fraudulently collecting
funds on Church Hill for an East-tnd
Methodist church..
Henry Johnson (colored) went to the
grand Jury of the Hastings Court for te-
lo%niously cutting and %wOundinB Philip
Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
CAROLINA ~EPlSCOPkLIANS.
CanonicaI Residence of CIcrgy-Morgantor
Next TIace-May 10. 3

WINSTON. y. G.. May 1S.-Gpecial)-
| The Episcopal convention entered upon
IT'S third days session at $3.50 this morn
ing. IN invitation was accepted TO Vlsi'
the Salem Female Academy to-morro"
afternoon at { o'clock.
4 report from the trustees OF Inc
Thomson Drphauagr was Tcd1 10y KEY
DR.. Whitmore. This report was referred
10 "a special committee. composed OF Kev
McNceIy. Dr.. HOsc, Mr.. ONeTmin, ana IL
T.. Sims.
The Committee on Cauons reported
through Dr. Whitmorc. The first part 81
the report wa adopted; but there was a
division as to the second part, winch wa
referred to the cauOnical residence OF Inc
clergy. This elected quite an animated
discussion. the final outcome of when
was that IL was enacted that Il clergy
man coming L. this State would he en-
titled 10 a seat after twelve months resi-
d,ucc IN the diocese.
Tho Bishop was instructed to arrange a
pr,erammc for the next annual conven-
ton. a resolution was passed instruct
ing the diocese trustees to invest all
funds Of the convention in good real
estate as far as possible.
OFFICIALS ELECTED.
At this afternoons session Hon. John
:. henderson was elected historographci
or the diocese. and Rev. Dr. +. j. Muir
dock. Of Salisbury. was elected trusted
of the University Of the South. The
former standing committee was re-
elected. Moreauton was selected as the
place. and May H., 1885. as the time lor
the next session Of the convention. \
motion Was passed requiring all mis-
sionary ministers to make verbal reports
of their work at the next convention.
At ! o'clock this afternoon Miss Julia
g. Emory. Of New York. general sccre-
tarv of the Woman's Auxiliary. al
dressed thu meeting Of the DIOCESAN
branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary, to Tia
Board Of Missions. The address was in
tcrcstiug and instructive, and elected
high commentator. This evenings ser
vice WAS i'm the interest Of missions, and
several addresses were delivered.
\ rcponse was sent 30 the greeting
received from the Council Of Virginia.
bishop Capcrs. of South Carolina, who
VIII preach IA memorial sermon Sunday
morning upon the life of the late i'iShoI
Lyman, arrived in the city this after
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Transfers.

Richmond: Andrew Antoni TO Alice An
toni. personally. $500.
James Blair TO Thomas T.. Stagg. 81 feet
on Fairfield road southeast corner Buch-
anan street. s..
p. NJ. Fletcher. trustee. and others, TO
William +. Fletcher, "A feet on short
street. 81.
W. V. Kellor's trustee 70 Richmond
Home for Ladies. 20 feet on Cherry street
southeast corner Cumberland. g., 10.
Franklin Stcarns and wife 10 e.. y. Well
ford 27Si, f.ot on south side Dock street
opposite foot OF Pear street, $1,000.
Lewis Stewards trustees To- Guarantee
Building. Loan. and Trust Company. q
feet on north side Leigh street near Far-
rigOn. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
CAPITOL MATTERS.
Meeting of the Eoard of Chesapeake and
Ifs Tributaries.

CAPTAIN IIudgins. of the state oyster
steamer Chcsap axe. was in the city yes
teriay. ana held u conference with tn,
Board! of Chesapeake and its Tributaries
relative to putting certain repairs on the
Noss Is of the fleet. The board also talke1
over the matter of plans for the new
stcamcr. Captain Baylor. h has charge
oc the oyster survey, was present at th'
meeting.
MIA: X. :. Ityland, Tre asurcr Of Kin
William. ana G. W. Hansbrough. Report
or OF the Court of Appeals, visited the
Capitol yesterday.
The BoaId of state Fmhalmers appoint
cd by the Governor Thursday. Will meet
fnr nrennlGatlon The 20 OF July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
\ charter was gran

4 charter was granted by the Corpora
ton COurt Of Alexandria on Thursday Ia
the Central Creamery n Cold Storago
Company, which proposes 10 DO n genera
creamery ana cold storage warehouse bust.
ness. The capital stock OF this company
is to he not less than $1,000 nor more
than S1.00o.W 900 and IL is allowed to hold
real estate to the amount of 500 acres.
The baseball team OF the Episcopal
High School defeated the Johns Hopkins
University at Alexandria Wednesday af-
tcrnOOn by a score of 10 TO 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
Escaped from Warwick Jail,

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 1S.-(Spe-
cial)-Early this morning two prisoners
escaped from the count Jail here by cut
Clark and Leslie Kendrick. Clark was
held for petit larceny. and Kendrick for
"A felony. 1t is believed that when the
TAILOR locked the prisoners in their cells
last night. the two concealed themselves
in some rubbish that was adjoining the
main cells. and in that way avoided being
locked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
MIR. kuYk To lie Orhaineh.

Rev. g. Il. Kuyk will be ordained to
the priesthood by Bishop Whittlc at St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church on
Sunday at II A.. VI. Rev. II. /" Good
sin will preach the sermon and Rev. Il.
A. Goodwin will present the candidate.
Rev. Mr.. Kuyk has been for several years
laboring most acceptably in this city. and
Is highly esteemed as an earnest Chris
iian worker and an interesting speaker.
He viii continue as city missionary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

DAY and FRIDAY at , o.c,...
Ma nifest closed one hour l.t...
tine.
aS. North livsr tlr Kl.DW..I
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. lAl
DAY at 3 +. ~. arriving Do
MORNINGS.
passrngtr accommodations ul.
| CAIN fare u Nv York Nuc.
meals and BERTH Ma tm.
| ryNt. ..-.+t.-.tss.t .t.t.t. tt...
, Round-trip tickets, limited %
dtvs after date III Issue .............
Stserage fare. wiki suisla,t.U ...
Steerage fare, without suue.t.
railway and Richmond agI T.
burg railroad Clckets lmt-.. I
FOUR days. ...........
Ro!ud-trip tickets Omitted 60 t...
dlNs) ........-.-.--- ..--.t---.
Tickets can BE- obtained 40 I
Transfe COmpauy's Nl edst Nla .
Ahesapeake and Ohio ami ltlnm..
Petersburg deyOts, ANA az IT,
office. 1901 Main street. 1l4 Mh4iA
Freight forwarded aud Through
! lading issued Tor points b,) .-4 |.'
FrSight received daily until : b. 81
Passengers leaving itichmond .u
DAYS, TUESDAYS. MEDNi
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
Chesapeake anu ONO railway blt
mort News at ) L. NJ, and by tHr .
mOnl and Petersburg Railway '.t
(same DAYS at 8 \. NJ, Will m.h
nection at Norfolk with steamer lt-''
GEO. W. ALLEN & co. Agents.
No. 1901 Main str
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

is what you want to jump the interval
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nature of a relic. In our up'to-date
stock you'll find everything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
BY Denoon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE

4 UCTION SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
IA DWELLING WITH LARGE LOT. FRONT
ING l0Oxl35 FEEI on SOklH AVENUE. IN
THE PLAN OF BR0OkLAND PARK, ADJOIN-
ING BARTON HEIGHlS.-We will sell by pub
lie auction, on Tue premises, on
MONDAY, MAY II. 1894.
at q O'clock L. NJ, the above ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE, containing seven rooms most
conveniently arranged. The dwelling liz well and
substantially built, and tbe largo grounds,
having q front Of 100 feet Oh North avenue, are
well set IN shade trees and shruODery.
North avenue IS tho principal thOroughfars
north OF the city. and property fronting thereon
Is rapidly enhancing IN value. II you wish q
nice suburban home attend this sale.
Terms: Very liberal.
DENOON, UPPER & CO..
my is Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

DHILADELPHIA, RICH. RA
MoND, AND NORFOLK -A
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days. Every ll
DAY ara FRIDAY at 4. NJ, an Ds'i
SUNDAY at ) \. NJ
Freight for Tuesutys and Fri-.l 3
steamers received ul sailing hour
steamer tn ) j.. II. SAtlr4..'
Freight received daily untii ) 4. u.
Fare, $500.
For further Information apply O.
J.. W. AcCARRiCh,
General Southern Agent: office Rockets
". \. CLYDE 4 CO
apsi General Agents. Philadelph.@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

By II. IL. Cbamn a Co,
Real Estate AuctiOnscrs.
No. 4 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

vi
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No. so EAST LEIGH SIhbbi.
nv virtue OF a decd Of trust, daf,l F...
ruIry ~, 1889. recorded In Richm2nI
Gerry Court, in Deadlock 1856, o.
49,. and at the request OF the blnIf.
default having been made IN pa W..
debt secured. I will sell by publ
ton. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 49,.
M 5 O'Clock l.. ~, the REAL Iart
described in said deed as all thtf
lot. piece, or parcel OF land. HIfl
pr1yements thereon, lying and b..
fbn city OF Richmond. and b1.i.
fellows. TO wit. Beginning az "a
ths north line OF Leigh street.
about "a feet wess OF Ninth street. f.
running westward along Leigh SRI.
renting thereon q feet, and fA.
heck northwardly from said ff..
~ cen parallel lines I'D if't ~ al
in common, 10 feet vide
The dwelling contains about ten
and brick wing or kitchen contain.
four rooms. This property
ni-ntly located, and rents rtti.J. ..
max a nice home.
TERMS: Cash for expenses NJ
debt due, $500. with interest ffI
rs 1892: balance at STA, tF
eigkteen months, with = pr r'u|
Tor notes secured on The pr.
by consent. more liberal trIan f
announced at hour Of sair
WILLIAM H. Mcl.Ni
Surgiti.t
Sale by II. y. Chailn q Co., At.
my i3-td)
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COURT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERK.

VIRGIN AN THE CLERKS
' OFFICE OF II CIRCUIT COURT OF
AMELIA COUNTY, MAY 3, 1894:
John Il. Webster and II. ". Burton and
William Robertson. Plaintiffs,
Mollie Philips. Mary Robertson; j. Wes-
ley Friend, administrator OF Daniel Ro-
b~artsOn. deceased; X: b. Davis. one Of
Alexander Hamilton, executors Of Alex
ander Donnan, the other security OF J..
Wesley Friend. administrators OF Daniel
Robertson. deceased, and -. r.. Web-
ster. Julia \. Webster. Lynn X. Web
ster, and Gertrude O.. Webster, infant
children of John +. Webster, and Lloyd
Burton. infant child of ID. W. Burton.
and Susan Robertson. Samuel Robert
son, Benjamin Robertson, Blanche Ro-
bertson. and Daniel Robertson. infant
children or d. a.. Robertson. de
ceased Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is To take a
further account of the transactions of /
Wesley Friend. administrator OF Daniel
Robertson, deceased, and to require said
Friend and his securities To pay the bal
ance tina may be found due by said
Wesley Friend. administrator as afore.
said. To the parties entitled thereto. and
TO dispose OF the land OF Josie Gum. de-
ceased.
An affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, j.. Wesley Friend.
administrator of Daniel Robertson. de,
ceased, Is a nonresident OF the State of
Virginia, IL Is ordered that the said j.
Wesley Friend. administrator as afore.
said, appear here within lifteen aavs
after due publication of this order, and do
what Is neces cary To protect his Interest
In this suit.
A copy-teste:
Il. II. COLEMAN. Clerk.
Southall * Farrar and j. A. ellis. ~. o.
my 5-Sait
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BUSINESS

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nERR COMPANY, IS Wan street, New York.
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YORK. Capital 100000.
my la-su.Tgw&ss3t
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GRADUATED SUGAR, GROUNDS

GRADUATED SUGAR, GROUNDS
~ LOT 20
1 dozen North Carolina cut Herr.ngs for. %
Sea salt Tor baths. per pound ...."...... 2l2
best CITY Meal, per bushel.. ............ 5S
Arbuckle's AriOra tOiee, per polnd....... "3
MountBin-Roli Butter. per pOnnd...-.... -
Bes, swlizcr cheese. per pound ......... 20
Clipped Beef, per pound. IL
Goldfish. per >
fresh soda Crackers. per pOln1........... .
Large Mcssiua Lemons, per dozen....... 10
Nice Fat Nackerei, per dOzen........... 20
California Hams. per pound. -. ....."..... -
Carolina Rice, per p0und........ .......... .
Silver hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. -. , "A bsrrei or Doc. a sack.
| Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or BE. a sacE.
4 Pounds Dried Peaches iCr...... ........ -
4 Pounds New Prlnes for ............... -
Dost Roasted Lazuyra COffee........... -
Good Cooking Butter, per pound ....... 1@l6
Pure Lard, per pound. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sour Pickles. per gallcn.................... %
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon ............ 20
y Large Bars soap tor. ........... -
Good Mixed Tea. per pound ............. p
Breast Bacon. ........... ........... 10
Maple Syrup, 10 quart cans.......... 30. 20
California Clarei Wine, per eallOn...... so
frice-lis' mailed on Application. rhOne 3i6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
WFDNFSDAY. NAV 01 Isn4

at q o'clock y. w., the EXCELLENT FRAME
DIV ELLING above refereed g, with tho hand
some lot on which 10 stands. fronting 10 feet on
the south side OF ' enable street bet Ween Pickett
and scott streets. and running bRck lao feet IA
Burton street. The house is very comfortable
AMI contains about 7 rooms Decides an outside
kitchen.
Terms Cash sufficient 20 pay the expenses OF
executing the trust and any past due taxes aud
10 discharge n motto for ssf With interest from
18th March. 1894 a credit as 20 Sst until A.
March 1899, md o further credit AZ 20 Sl.2SI
until Al March. 1896, all credit payments 10
carry interest; and the residue on snch terms as
the grantor. his personal representatives. or as
signs may prescribe. or IN default OF such direc-
tion tucn upon such terms As the Trustee may
think ~. y. W. BOWIE,
my II Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

BY Denoon. Upper * Co..
Real Estate Agents and A~uct.oneers,
Sl Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
BY y. w. Bowc.
u

TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
Il FRAME DWELLING No. 2115 VENABLE
STREET. WITH The I 40-FOOr LOT On
WHICH II STANDS ~ AUCTION. -In execu-
ton o. "A deed Ok trust from Joseph A. llorne- 10
Il o Undersigned. dated March 4. 1898. aud duly
re ,orded. ! viii, at the request Of The beneti-
cary, default having boon ma le In the payment
" tue debt secured. sell, by auction, Oh the
premises. on