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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
LAYING OUT THE WORK.
The Directors OF the Commercial Club
Meet for Business.

The directors Of the Commercial
club met at the office Of the Waco
Trading company yesterday evening
and began the work of organizing
for the campaign Of enterprise Of
1891.
The Cotton Palace matter was
discussed in all it, bearings, and
steps will he taken at once to put it
in proper form aud present it 10 the
people for their support. Every
member of the board-and it is
composed wholly of successful bust
ness men believes the Cotton
Palace will prove a paying invest
vestment for Waco, and each
stands ready to endorse it by sub
scribng a liberal sum to its capital
stock. This statement, by the way,
is not official. But ii goes.
Other matters of great interest to
the city were also freely discussed,
among them being the need of a big
hotel.
In reference to the general work
TO be done there was unanimity of
thought and expression, which can
be summed up in the one word
"push. "
After good deal of general dis
cussion and the mapping out of con
siderable special work, the directors
aoj )urned TO meet again next Mon.
day evening.
AT the next meeting the various
committees designed TO serve
through the year viii be appointed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
PAT CLEBURNE CAMP.
The Meeting Last hight Report OF
Committee on Arrangements.

A called meeting Of Pat Cleburne
camp, Confederate veterans, took
place last night. Captain c. l..
johnson presided and Adjatant j.
&. Fennel kept the minutes.
The committee on arrangements
for the San Jones lecture reported
that they had issued 500 tickets and
distributed them among the com
raies to sell.
Captain Johnson read a postal
card from Sam Jones manager
stating that he would be here only
one day. While here the dis.in.
Sui'hed evangelist will be the CUES.
of DR.. ani Mis-. w. Il. Clifton.
A vote of thanks was extended by
the camp TO the press of Waco for
notices of the coming lecture.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
Il. c. RiSher 4 Go.

ms firm carries one of the larg.
est stock of drugs to be found in
the city. The prescription counter
is presided over by expert pharma.
cists who, in compromising, use the
utmost care and skill. Purity, ac
curacy, neatness and dispatch, are
notices governing this department.
Their stock of perfumes is com.
piete. Toilet articles and fancy
goods are features of their business
carefully looked after. These
gentlemen have built up an enviabie
trade and stand in the lead. They
carry a large and we'll selected stock
OF trusses and surgical appliances.
Don't fail to call and see them
while In the city. Their place is
573 Austin avenue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
RELIGIOUS.

St. Pau's Episcopal Church, Cor
ner of North Fifth and Columbus
reefs, Rev. Frank Page rector
Services at | q. m, and G:30 p. N.
Seats free and all are invited.
st. Paul's Mission, Corner of
Jackson and Fourteenth streets
Sunday school services tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O.
Tenth Street Methodist church
Preaching at l l a M, and 7:l5 p.
M, by the pastor, Rev. J. Z. Mus.
sett.
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Sunday school at 9:3J. Preaching
by Rev. H. NJ. Whaung atl1 am,
and 1870 p. m. Sabjsct of morning
sermon: The Sin OF Unchastity !:
or, The Social Evil" OF evening
sermon: 1.-The Way to Salvation !"
Epsorth League at G:5o y. IN.
Everybody invited.
Trinity Methodist Church, 10Th
street, between Columbus and
J' ti4rson-Preschin9 at IL a, IN.
aud 1870 p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
Chas. ( CD hinge. Sunday school
a. $3.50 p. m. Ep rorth League
devotional service at 1880 D. m.
Prayer meeting on ednesdav
evening at 1870. The public is
cordially invited to attend all the
services.
Morrow Street Methodist Church,
South, corner Morrow and Eleventh
streets-Service at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m, by Rev. James Duncan.
Communion after morning sermon.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Ep.
worth League I p, IN.
Scandinavian Lutheran Church -
5 'rvlces tomorrow at $3.50 D m. Rev.
I q Op5ahl, pastor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
How Is This?

We will make you special prices
on anything in our line for the next
80 day; remember we will do wha.
We say. Don't forget to call and
get one of our pocket memorandum
states. KIRK IL REEsING,
Tailors,
3l44 Austin Ave.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
WhisperingS.

"There is no doubt of the eff
oacy of good hotel as an adver.
Using medium for a city, said a
well known business man tn morn
ing. ~ was in Bolton the other
day and met at the hotel there a
large convocstion Of drummers.
They all discussing their plans and
taking about where they were go
ing and ! noticed that most of them
were arranging their routes SO as 10
put in Sunday at the Arlington
Inn, Fort Worth. Now the drum
mer is not only a ubiquitous citi.
zen, who does lots of talking az he
travels, bat he is gentleman Of
discretion, who enjoys the leputa-
ton Of knowing a good thing when
he sees it, end his collective opin.
ion is accepted as final Judgment
upon the question of pleasant re
sorts. 50, ia addition to spending
a great deal of money in the good
hotel towns himself, the fact that
the drummer approves draws many
more people to the same place, and
the town that has the good hotel
thus holds sway over the one which
is not similarly favored"
"Waco, of all cities in the coun
try is IN a position to reap great
bei eff S from such an institution as
a cotton palace" said Mr.. II Z.
Wilson, of New York, who has
bsen in the city some days "Tne
reason is plain. You have here
artesian wells, the curative proper
ties of whose waters would be Gag
erly tried by thousands OF persons
all over the country, if they bat
knew Of them. Now this cotton
palace which you propose to cree
here will give Waco advertisement
all over the world, and win draw
people here from everywhere
Those who come cannot help bang
Impressed with the great flowing
wells and the elegant na.atorlums,
and the fame of the water, will
thus be spread throughout the
length ana breadth of the land.
The Cotton Palace is the thing, and
l hope you people will not let the
the great opportunity thus offered
pass unheeded."
"l've got kick against TIE
News" said an old scbscriber who
dropped into the Office this morning.
CIV hats that" "You are printing
too much Geographic news.A i
can't bear to go to bed until4've
read everything in the paper, and
The News keeps me up too late. /
You must print all the home news,
SO please cut down the telegraph" /
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

To our lady friends: Is your
hair falling out? If it is, go to
Dismuke and get bottle of "47ll."
He will guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

The following cases were dispose
of In the city court today:
Louis Cromwell and Charles NJ C.
Bird. :, drunk; hned s. each.
Jesse Minis and 1rav Powell
fast driving; fined 81 eaca.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
The Human Electrical FoTce
How They Control the Ory..
of the Body.

The electrical force OF the hum,r b.,
the nerve mud may be termed. +, an e,''
cially attractive department of science ~
eNerts SO marked an influence on tho lo.,l
of the organs OF the body Nnrve lnealt
produced by the brain and conyrv oye
means Of the nerves to the varion, orr'u, y
the body, thus supplying the latter ,-i ,hhs h
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
Phone Gray for Big Muddy coal
For Feed of All Kinds.

n. I. Cheatham, 1872 South Third
can supply you large or small lots
at prices to meet the lowest.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

For Wood call on Clabaueh on
Eighth, between Franklin and Ans.
tin streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

See Stark West & Co. for acoidcnt
and fire insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
Phone y will get Lacy's Coal office.

Guns to rent at Ambold's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

Sod nv AT drugei-t4.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

There were fewer people on III.
streets today than are usually see,
on Saturdays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
His Exceilency Names Delegates !" NV"
I,ort,nt observation-disclosures

Tn. Governor has appointed the follow
ing delegates 10 the Southern Congress-
which meets in Augusta. Ga, on the Sth
os this month TO devise methods for de-
welcoming the material interests OF the
Southern States; -, g.
First Congressional District, W. Sey-
,nour Whit. Fredericksburg; Second DIS
trict. Walter Sharp. Norfolk Ihird DIS
trict Henry W. Wood. Richmond f0urth
instruct lanes NJ Mullen, Petersburg;
Fifth District James L. Treadway. CHAT
ham: sixth District. James s. simons'
Roanoke: Seventh District, \. Moore
Herryyijle; Eighth District. Il. Walton
Moore. Fairfax: Ninth District, K. /.
Irvine. Big Stone Gap: Tenth District
Samuel +. Pilson. Stanton.
He has also appointed delegates to the
twenty-first National Conference OF Chari-
ties and Correction as follows: FIRST DIS
trict. r. McCracken. Fredericksburg: Sc
cond District. NJ. Glennan. Norfolk; Third
District, Robert Stiles. Richmond; Fourth
District. Robert Gillian. Petersburg;
Fifth District, u. w. Bolen. Hillsviile;
sixth District. Or. Il. r. Styll. Hollins;
Seventh District. NJ. l.. Walton. Wood
stock: Eighth District, T.. w. Coons, Cul-
peper; Ninth District. DR.. a. Brady. Ma
rion: Tenth District, +. Il. Berkiey'
stanton. The conference meets at Nash
VILE. May 23d.
The Governor has pardoned Walter Har-
rison. of Emporia, who is serving SIN
months term in jail for shooting at
citizen of Greenesville county. Recently
when the town of Emporia was In danger
OF being destroyed by fire the Sheri1, In
the emergency, released Harrison from
ian. Harrison rendered heroic service In
helping to extinguish the flames' and
when all danger was over went back 10
his cell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
MONUMENT UNWILLING.
Meeting Of the Several Committees hes'c'-
dav AGcrooou- Reports.

Meeting OF the Several Committees 's'o'-
day Afternoon Reports.
a meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association and the other COM
mittces appointed to cooperate WIN 'he"'
in the unwilling OF the statue was he'u
at the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
afternoon.
Colonel w. +. Smith, chairman OF the
Veteran Committee. reported the ainoun'
the committee thought would be heces-
sarv 10 entertain the visiting veterans
Major I T. Phillips, chairman OF the
Military Committee, made siH'iar re-
mort as TO the entertainment or the muir
tary. ,a,,on
Major Drewry. from the Transportation
cono,,,,tne made the following report:
For all roads south OF eluan'Vo'
cents per mile for bodies of 70 or MORE
,or individuals, 2 cents per mile. lndi-
viduals from Baltimore. s6.H round trp:
Individuals from Washington, 81" rounu
trim military from Baltimore. so or more.
81 n round trip: from Washington 80"
round trip. <,,,ao
Mr. Westwood. from the Conlh'''ee
ON stand and Grounds. reported 'hd' a.
raneemcnts had been made 10 90
NHN
grand stand that viii ACCOMMODATE wv
or coo persons. ,,,.oo on
Mr.. Bosher, from the Cofnih'''ee ~
Invitations. reported that the Wo'A 20
mat committee had been concluded IT,
Teen hundred invitations had been pf'"'eu
and sent out. , tina, the
MIR. smith BEDFORD moved ,nat - sme
children be furnished band Oh M 80
a,1 10 allowed 10 march at the hedu VI
,he line. they would, he said 1urhlsi
,hcir own regalia-red,. white ana req
sasbes ana carry Confederate flags Inc
motion was agreed 10.
The Joint committees then rose. ,,,oo
Subsequently the Executive ,oi',"' NJ
mot and selected Master EDWARD Mc-
Cartbv. son Of Mr.. Carlton McCartny'
and TttIc Miss Mary Curtis, granddaugh-
ter az Mr.. John A. Curtis. repr sen'ins
r.spoctivcly the Confederate army anu
navy TO unveil the monument lhrse
ii,tls ones viii be escorted by TWO Ve'e-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
TOO MANY SUNDAY VISITORS.
Superintendent, Hooper Favors More Strin-
gent Rules ut Hollywood.

The annual meeting Of the Hollywood
Cemetery Company was held In the as
scmbly-room Of the Chamber OF Com
merce yesterday afternoon. The attend
Ince was small.
Mr.. a. BaTgamin. president OF the COM
rany. read his annual report. The num-
her OF lots sold during the past year has
oecreased owing, 1t is thought. 10 the
financial depression that has prevailed.
As the sale OF lots Is the principal source
o' revenue for the company. the income
las naturally fallen OF somewhat The
taiance on hand at the last annual
meeting was s576.l3. The receipts during
the year were yi1.9si6I. and the balance
O. hand al present In Sl.s3i.1s.
sir. John Il. Hooper, superintendent Of
TIE e, Inetery, Ia his report referred 10
Tie opening Of the cemetery on Sundoys
10 the public. and said Il am forcibly
persuaded that something should be done
10 lint, admission 10 the grounds on
sunoays As Il now Is. the grounds pre-
sem more the appearance OF park OF
pie-nie-gr0unds than the sacred place II
-. WIN all the diligence OF on. police,
we ma II impossible TO prevent lots be-
Wig run over. flowers taken. and
, general disregard for all rules
ara cecorum" lie suggested that
pnv owners Of lots and their
families be admitted on Sunday. and
they only by tickets TO be issued by the
company. He also recommended that Sun.
DAY funerals be discouraged. II being
shown tina, such was being done by
lar9e cemeteries elsewhere. The superin-
eenoent 10 bis report sets forth also that
fhHe ere number OF men who solicit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

work In turing and building up graves,
who are Incompetent to do the work. and
the people arc being swindbed thereby.
He thinks the company. In order 10 ex-
clude such persons from working In the
cemetery, should require all persons doing
work In the grounds TO pay a license
say 81 or ~ per year. On motion OF
Judge George l.. Christian, these re-
concentrations were referred to the Exc
cutive Committee
Mr.. ". d. Starke stated that although
the receipts seemed large. thcse Tor
gray digging. care ~ lots. etc. we're not
SUFFICIENT TO pay the current expenses:
that during TIE past year nearly G.v"
more had been expended than was re-
ccived from all sources. exclusive OF sales
OF lots and interest on permanent invest
ment
The present officers were reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Mr. Hill Made President.

A telegram received here yesterday an
nounces the unanimous election Of Mr.
Walker Hni to the presidency OF the
American Exchange Bank. of st. Louis,
Mo ~
MIR. hin is brother TO Mr.. William /.
Hin, cashier of the State Bank: Mr. Lewis
Hill. paying teller of the Planters, Bank
and Mr.. j. Lud Hin. secretary and treas
urer of the J. L. Hill Printing Company.
here TO ST. Louis in 1883 10 accept the
cashiership OF the bank TO which he mas
inst heen elected president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Yesterday I'm the Courts.

The last will and testament Of Jeremiah
O'Rourke. father of Edward and Michael
O'Rourke. was admitted to probate In IN /,
Chanccrv Court yesterday, with Henry
Grimmell as executor. Certain houses
and las are left to his son Edward
O'RouiHe. and should ne die without issue
tho propsrtv is to revert TO John KAN:
trustee. for the benefit of Michael
O'Rourke. The latter rs to receive an
annuity Of so per month while single.
and Sl0o per month II he marries. Th'
estate Is valued at $4,000.
Frank Smith qualified as administrator
of John Clendening. deceased:
Phil Marks qualified as administrator
OF BENJAMIN RoVelsky.
In the Law and Equity Court yester,,
daV Joseph W. Blanton was awarded
Judgment for $S022 against Mrs. Mary
McCrpa1V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
1T DEPENDS

on the material and the cut whether
your Clothing ia all that it should be.
This spring the material should be OF
the latest importations, and the cut
should be perfect. You'll always find
the right materials and the absolutely
perfect fit at McAdams Il Berry's, the
king of tailors in this part Of Uncle
Sans domain. Good dressers are now
starting on their spring march, and you
can't lose moment in joining the pro-
cession of McAdams e. Berys respect
able citizens woo sr, or lering their
new outfits at 1901 Main street. There's
q place in the line for you, and we will
provide you with Just what You want If
you want to be a well-dressed man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
saw NO fARo.eANk
such the Tssanssy. q Mr. sposs-Ths

Such tho Testi,nsay. of NJ. spoes-1ne
Lloyd sstaen Case.
Tho Commonwealth had absolutely no
case in the Police Court Yesterday mern-
ing against Louis Belts. William smither'
and coiey Jordan. charged with keeping
and exhibiting fsro-bank. The details OF
the arrest Of these men upon warrant
sworn out by Mr.. Charles Spott we're
published In yesterdays Dispatch. The
defendants appeared In coEt promptly.
with Mr.. II. NJ. Smith. Jr. al their. COM
rel. Mr.. spott was placed on the witness
stand He. said that he had no knowledge
OF having sworn out the warrant. He did
not remember having been In any gaming.
house, had not seen either OF the aroused
dealing faro. and had certainly not psrti-
cIpated In any game. Upon this state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Ice for the Sick Poor.

An ice-mission box has ben placed on
by are invited to stop and leave con-
tribution for this nobA charity.
The demands upon the mission for Ice
for the sick Door will be greater ms
summer than ever before. and the ladies
appeal TO the public TO come TO their ald.
The hot weather is upon us. the calls for
ice are already numerous. and the mis-
sjon's treasury Is about empty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
SUMMER RESORTS.
PROPOSAL.S.
PETERSBURG RAILRoAp,l
pgrYRsBURG, Va. Nav 3. 1894.

PETERSBURG kAILRoAp,l
PETERSBURG, Va, May .. 1894.
ITO CONTRACTORS: BIDS WILL
i 10 received for the GRADUATION, MA
sONRY, and TkRsTLE Of about six to) mites 0,
new railroad near tho corporation Inc OF Inc
city OF Petersburg. Va. Bids will be received up
to noon on SATURDAY. the 2dth OF Nay, 1884,
and should DO addressed 10 Major W. =. Gordon.
engineer. teisburs, Va. Address all other
aud make personal appllca-
tons to tho same address.
There win be . largo amount Of temporary
trestltug, ana more than 1000 yards Of mason-
~. Inc work 70 be compisted ., the earliest
date practicable.
rhs rish: Is reserved to reject any and ali
bids. my 9-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

The excursion TO MISSIONER on Whit
Monday BY the ladies OF Grace Episcopal
church viii be delightful, Major Drewry,
niaced his beautiful grounds at the dis
pposal OF the ladies. In order that, the
excursionists. may be made entirely COM
Portable the sale OF tickets VII! be limited
TO 1000. while the capacity Of the Poca-
honfaa Is 300. - = I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09

After having been continued sevsrai
! times the case o. nr. ". 49, pE1gvd
was called. and. after . I'D
ton. the vetertnAry-surgeonS vas dis
charged. DR.. Lloyd was up On :wAs52nt
chargtne him with abusing1nad threaten
ing to ben DIR. r. L. Triton. and prnying
that DR.. Lloyd be put under bonds to
Keen the peace. Much testimony and
argument were heard before the. esse was
dfsrnisseti r"t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
by L. y. Chafln a. co.,
Real Estate Aucuon.erf.
No. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK DIV fLilNJ
No 6n6 EAST LEIGH SlE...L-

DESIRABLE BRICK DIV tLilNT
No S06 EAST LEIGH STROLL
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust lHt.l I' 1
ruary l3. 1889, recorded in Richmond
Gerry Court. IN Deadlock la1. =. Il.
iS7 and at the request OF the q n0t. 80
default having been made la patlN. .i N
debt secured. | Will sell by puha. als'
ton, on the premises on
FRIDAY. MAY u.s. l>si
at ) o'clock L. NJ. the REAL ESrAy.
described IN said deed As "all that rHIta'
lot. piece OF parcel OF land. viii nu
prOvements thereon. lying aui beng g.
the city Of Richmond. and bound A,
follows to wit: beginning az IY.If nl
the north line OF Leigh street. l 'fnt
about "a feet west OF Ninth stt.rf. t.
running westward along Leirn street ..I
fronting thereon 81 feet ami 'Ni"l s
back northWardly from s4J ir.Uf t--
tween parallel lines 10 feet o. 1913 a. IA,
In common. 10 feet Vide
The dwelling contains about t.u r..H.
and brick wing or kitchen contains
four rooms. This property Isl ,..
niently located. and rents readily. NI N.l
make a nice home.
TERMS: Cash for expenses uf -II. '
debt due. 5000. with interest from Al.
l6 1872; balance At six, tt.it
eighteen months. with & pr cent Nf.I
for notes secured on the Ir0prrft. if
by consent, more liberal terms mly Do
announced AT hour 81 sale.
WILLIAM II. Mc'AE lit.
SuryiyinE Trustees
Sale by II. b. Chanin y CO., Aucti D.
any a-ttI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
pus,ress uouses 10 Close Monday.

The banks and many OF the business
houses i'm Richmond will be closed Mon
day. I'm order 10 give the officers. clerks,
and others an opportunity TO participate
In and enjoy the cavalry entertainment
at the Exposition Grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
WEST-LEIGH.SrREFT DWELL.
w ING AND VACANT LOT AT AUCTION
FOX DIVISION.

At the request Of the owr.-s .l
sell al public auction. 10 The hI-N..
der on
THURSDAY. MAY l.. f.1'.
at o'clock J.. NJ, on The prom 90
recently-huilt FRAME OWE I..
Joining the northeast corner oi f.i.I .!
LoWhardy streets
Immediately after sale cf tN.
Will sell tn very pretty VACANT ..
on same block. II fronts - D.
extends back 10 feet Co am al.,
bargain may be gotten al thus
shal-strcet car line viii tdtn Sal. f.,
property
lsUal terms. T. \ tAII...
my 9-W f. Su. Tu&Th5t A.....
by n seldom Taylor Is SON.
Real Estate Agents AMI A... n....
Od;ce Eleventh ana Bank .....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
BY T.. a. Catlin. Auctloueer.
and north Eleventh str. Q.
YNRUSTEE'S SALE or FRAME
l. DWELLING or BROAD STREET MAR
CHIMBORALO PARK.

In execution ot deed OF ,r4st f, r..
dated September l.. 1872. o. record b,
the Clerks office Of HenricO County ,..rT
Deadlock 40 %. page $50. des,..t
been made In the payment ur "a o.. t...
note therein secured and being rlUlf.i
so TO do, viii sell az public su.,.6i .,
WEDNESDAY. MAY o.. inl.
at o'clock +. NJ on the rr,ri.. o..
DETACHED DWELLING sit.,t. .,
the north side OF broad street l..a
.mnlrty-slz and Thirty seventh ftr.
The lot fronts - feet and extend. I
ie5 feet.
TERMS: Cash az 20 $3.50 AND irt.,.
thereon from September T.. isgl. Ue
OF executing this trust, and tH.. '.r
may be due. and the balance .. t.. .
months, with interest added. arI ...
by trust deed D. \. FArfIN
my s-W Th.Sa. Su.Tu&W Tr...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
1e.vening Power-Lasest U S COVE Report
MEETINGS-Second Wednesday.

RICHMOND LODGE. cHoeKN FRIENDS.
FLEA BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
COMPANY y, FIRST VIRGINIA. REGIMENT.
GOODWILL COUNCIL, j. O. q. A. y.
NAKTHA WARRINGTON LODGE. kSIGHM OF HONOR
sCHILLrR LODGE. oDD-vBLLOws-
STUART COUNCIL, LEGION or HoSoh'
HmnsoSD LODGE. rSIrxp woRKMEN.
CENTRAL W. c. TU.
xOSiCAN TRIBE. RED MEN.