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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
EASTER MOST HERE.
DIG PREPARATIONS FOR THE oBsER.
VANCE or THE GREAT FESTIVAL.
Interesting sccnes on Broad sfrcet-An
Interruption by Yesterdays Storm
Flowers, Dresses, Etc.

Easter Is almost here. Next Sunday
will usher.it In, with all It's pomp. glory.
and brilliancy. 1t Is recognized as the
greatest OF all the church festivals. ana
right well deserves the distinction 1t has
been given. because II is commemorative
OF the day on which Christ burst from his
tomb.
Aside from the religious Observance
OF Easter the occasion In one which marks
the departure OF winter and the coming
OF joyous, balmy spring. Is Is a season
marked by bright music. airy costumes'
and beautiful flowers.
SCENES ON BROAD STREET.
For the past two weeks elaborate pre-
variations have been making for this great
festival. The scenes on Brood street nave
been most interesting. Thousanos Oh
shoppers, embracing every walk OF NE,
have throngcd that thoroughfare every
morning and afternoon. Many ladies
were out Yesterday just before noon,
making their Easter purchases ana look
ing at the novelties when the tnuhner
storm came up. The tempest, while OF
short duration, was quite severe. Ihere
were loud peals OF thunder and sharp
flashes OF lightning, followed by heavy
shower. OF the regulation summer order.
BY / o'clock, however. the storm mad
ceased, and the shoppers were again
upon the street
THE PRETTY DISPLAYS.
But who could blame them? The stores
were never prettier or more attractive.
The show-windows filed with pretty
spring dress goods, house-furnishings. &c,
and the florists establishments with their
beautiful Easter displays. are enough to
cause the fair creatures. and even the
men. to want to gaze upon them all the
time.
Possibly the most attractive part OF
the Easter display this year Is the floral
exhibit Is IL greatly to the credit or
those engaged in this business that they
have endeavored To produce sufficient
quantity Of flowers and plants this sea-
son 10 supply their enormous demand
without Increasing thcFtcea Everybody.
of Course, wanted Madam TeStout roses,
or American Beauties. or vtolets. and 1t
has been almost impossible To secure any
of these precious favUrites this week.
There are an abundance of other. roses,
carnations johnquls lilies Of the valley,
&C, and the probability is that these
those which are even more popular.
For decorative purposes the florists have
large supplies Of ascension lilies. hya-
cinths. asteltas, &C., which are, indeed.
beautiful.
DRY-GOODS AND MILLINERY.
The dry-goods notions and millinery
stores are in the grand procession with
colors flying this year. Some of their
show windcpxs arN really artistic conCep-
tons. and almost bewilder the eye Not
in years have the Broad-street stores
contained a greater or more tasteful
variety OF spring goods. The craze for
new. bright wearing apparel is On. and the
stones are being rushed with business
from morning TIL. night
All things seem to have united to make
Easter the brilliant festival that is de-
serves TO be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

Roqulslti0n for horse ""H~
Morrison Rssigns-Psrsonai. Etc.
The Governor has received . requisitior
from the Governor Of Tennessee for r
Murphy alias w. Dickinson. who 4
charged with horse-stealing and Is II
fail at Abingdon. A rendition warrant
was granted.
The bonds purchased Tuesday by the
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioner
were all received at the Second Auditors
ofIlce yesterday before noon. The bonds
from New York were sent by registered
mail. They left New York Tuesday night
and reached here yesterday morning.
Governor OFerralI has received the re.
signation OF II. s. X. Morrison. OF Scott
county. Judge OF the Seventeenth judicial
district. The reason he assigns IL tha'
he has an opportunity to resume his prac-
ticc under favorable auspices. The resig'
nation takes effect In April.
The Governor has accepted the resigna'
ton of Lieutenant II. w. Baker, OF TROOP
c. First Virginia Regiment Cavalry.
The state Board Of Pharmacy We're en-
gagged yesterday I'm examining applicants
ON materIa medica. The board expects tc
conclude their labors to-day.
The Board OF Public Works met yester-
day, bu, adjourned over until to-day WITH
out transacting any-business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
JENKINS UNDERGROUND TROLLEY.
An Invention That Seems to Meet the
Needs of the Age.

An Invention mat seeihs W 4"eet uio
Needs of the Age.
Mr.. w. F. jenkins. the inventor and
patentee of the jenkins underground
trolley for the propulsion Of street and
other cars, has just returned from Pitts
burg. where he exhibited his invention to
a number of experts.
Mr.. Jenkins Is native Of Richmond.
and quite young man. He conceived
three years ago the idea OF an UNDER
ground trolley system. and has been
working out its development ever since.
He claims for his inventions simplicity.
safety, and economy. and absolute insula-
ton from the ground. The New York
Metropolitan Traction Company have Of
fered reward OF $4,000 for an efficient
underground trolley system, and 1t would
appear from the testimony of experts that
Mr.. Jenkins's system ought to meet the
requirements Of the company. Those who
examined the system while Mr.. Jenkins
was in Pittsburg were very enthusiastic
over 1t, and since his return letters have
been received from Pittsburg by others
interested saying that the Invention is
all that Mr.. jenkins claims for it. He
has six patents upon the system. ard a
number OF offers for IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The Opening OF Its Rooms Mt Night Proves
"A Grent Convenience.

Grent Convenience.
The library OF the Virginia Historical
Society. No. 707 east Franklin street is
now open from 9 A. NJ. TO 1880 p. NJ.
for the use Of the members and their
guests under the rules, and all members.
as well as strangers or visitors TO the
city, will be cordially welcomed there by
he librarian. Mr.. Philip a. Bruce, and
mis- assistant, Mrs. Salie Nelson Robins.
The society now occupies. for the first
year in it's history of more than sixty
years. permanent home, which. by the
generosity of Mrs. John Stewart. it is
permitted to call its own. This house Is
tself of very great historic interest, as 1t
MAS the war-resdence of General r. f.
zee. 1t has been nicely fitted up. the
Tery valuable collection Of portraits pos
,essed by the society being tastefully dis
played on its walls. and cabinets of its
.urios placed on exhibition.
The library, comprising more than 1900
BOOKS and pamphlets, has been properly
arranged. and II is proposed to provide
,hortly a flre-proof safe or vault for the
,etter preservation of its extensive col
ection OF manuscript material for his
DRY. proper catalogue of its posses
lions books, pamphlets. manuscripts, por
rhe April number which closes the first
volume of the quarterly magazine of his
tory and biography published by the So
eety. will be ready in few days, and
will contain a picture OF the society's
building and a full index to the volume.
The membership of the society. now quite
large, is constantly increasing, as its past
achievements, especially the regular is
sue, during the past twelve years of its
very valuable publications, have given 1t
IN extended reputation, not only in
America, but in Europe as well. The
society deserves all praise for having ac-
:omplished so much without endowment
or any aid from the public treasury. AL
most daily accessions are made 10 its
library and collections by the donations OF
ts members and correspondents. one Of
the most interesting Of recent contribu-
lions being the original manuscript, In
the autograph of Colonel Uric Dablgren.
II the papers taken from his person when
slain. March 2, 1864, disclosing the pur-
posed release of Federal prisoners, burning
II Richmond, and murder of President
Cnvis and Cabinet. These documents are
<lnted I'm full at pages 17S and 179 of
volume SO Of Official Records of Union and
Confederate Armies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
THE COHEN co.
MEETIN0R


RICHMOND. Va, March 10, 1894.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
N the stockholders OF the NEWPORT NEWS.
HAMPTON, AND OLD IOIST DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY. held December 12. 1898, the Ex-
ecutiye Committee was instructed 10 notify all
persons through public advertisement who
may hold valid claims against said company to
present them In person. or by attorney, to said
committee on or before April 1, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the Executive
Committee will meet MONDAY, April 2, 1894
(the LIST being Sunday. at 10 o'clock A. ~, al
l2l5 east Broad street, Richmond, Va. to con.
slider all claims which may be presented. Per.
sons having claims against said company will
please ME them with The Secretary and Urea
surer az Richmond, Va. without delay
JAMES 4. MITCHELL President.
I. 7. CHRISTIAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
NH lS-Su, Tu& That
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

Richmond: Robert Dabney's trustee
from q. d. Jackson, trustee. 10 SIS feet
on north side Of Leigh street between
Graham and Oak. x3: Thomas Jeffer-
sons trustees TO II. c. Gillian, 30 feet on
east side OF street % feet WIDE $500;
Louis Rawlings trustees 10 Ciiisens Bank
Of Richmond, Is feet on west side Second
street between Jackson ana Duval, &,Ne;
snhV q. McCue and wife TO Elisabeth n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
THE ROSE cRoIx's MYSTIC BANQUET
1t Will BE Held Tonight and the Lights
Extinguished.

Extfnguished.
Mr.. William Ryan, wise master OF Peii-
can Chapter Of Knights of Rose Croix,
No. 2. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Of Free Masonry, southern Jurisdiction Of
the United States. has issued the follow
ing orders:
The Knights Rose Croix are summoned
to attend the mystic banquet On Maundy
Thursday. March 22d, at $50 p. NJ. at
their convocation place ST. Adams Hall,
when the ceremony OF extinguishing the
lights will take place: and the Easter
service on Sunday, March 18th. at SID
A. NJ. when the ceremony Of relighting
will take place. After the relighting
breakfast will be served In the rejection
room. Every knight Is expected to attend
on each Of these occasions.
The Knights Rose Croix are also sum-
moned to attend q meeting at st. Adams
Hall on Thursday after Easter at $3.50
p. NJ. for the purpose Of electing officers
for the ensuing twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

John A. Skinner. an awning maker,
while engaged In putting mp an awning
over the Tenth-street side OF McAdams e.
Bsrry's show-window yesterday morning,
met with rather severe accident. He
was on HE ladder about ten feet from the
ground. when II slipped and precipitated
him headlong through the large plate
glass window. He was assisted into the
store OF the. Owens & Minor Drug Com
pany by Policeman John Long. where It
was ascertained that three fingers of his
right hand bad been badly cut. DR.. Hugh
Taylor dressed his wounds.
The glass was smashed into q thou
sand pieces. and some OF the hats and
other articles we're badly cut and dam
aged. The firm estimate their loss ut
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
To Sing stainer'. "Cruoiaxion. -

The Wednesday Club. with chorus ol
i25 voices. will sing Stainer's "Crucifixion
at st. Paul's church tomorrow night
The final rehearsal was held In the churcf
Tuesday evening. and the rendition was
excellent. The singers have been tho
roughly drilled by Mr.. Scrivenor, TN
clubs director. Professor Reinhardt pre-
sides at the organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

A great many ladies' know just
what they want in the way OF
headgear, but fail to get it because
their orders are given to people
who either can't grasp their ideas
or are over fond Of intrudlng their
own. We have ideas; plenty OF
them-buy ideas, too, and gather
from Paris, London, and New
York /; but they are not thrust on
you. We can grasp your ideas.
There are many hints gleanable
here, too. It's thorough command
of the business that makes CO.
HENS MILLINERY LEAD. More
attractions for you to-day.
Twenty-three hundred yards OF
India and China Silks have been ga
thered for the weeks selling.
PriceWiSe this way:
All-SiIk Black China. 19c. yari.
AlI-SiIk White CbinG, zoe. yard.
54c. Black Ali-SIlk China, 4oc. yard.
Zoe Figured India silk, isc-
TUo-Toned Tatfeta Silk, with colored ngures
aud MORE effects, DOC.
There never was such a cut.
price sale of Silks before.
Case after case of WORSTED
DRESS GOODS arrive every day.
Manufacturers and importers alike
are anxious to dispose of their pro.
duct. To-day's feature is 81 pieces
of Imported CheveronS, SO inches
wide, III gray, tan, or tobacco
brown, with pretty hair-line stripe,
1886. yard.
Wool Checks in fine colorS, just
like the imported patterns, 25c.
All-Wool Dress Novelties at SIC.
Quantities of Finer Dress Easter
Novelties. Can't beginto mention
than.
The complexion of tomorrow
cannot be measured by the roseate
features of today, nor can the apa-
thetic condition of one day be con-
sidcred as sure augury for the en-.
tire week. Therefore, come often
and acquaint yourself of these
things.
There are more than so pieces OF
new BLACK DRESS GOODS on
exhibition to-day.
| z ls-inch silk-Finished BrilIiantine. worth 81
Acc. a yard; Gu; by the machine in one oil
| two place,-a bargain.
Al-Wool 46-inch Serge, 4sc. a yard-S5c
value.
Pure Wool and Mohair Drab de Alma, 4sc. a
yard.
| Ail-Wooi Black Henriettas at Acc. yard,
| Over 30 different styles Of Mourning goods al
| unier-price to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
MOTHERS SHIRT WAIST.

600 are here-the detachable
waist kind. $50. each.
Special Easter-offering sale in
Handkerchief, Hosiery, and Glove
departments. Space and regard
for your patience breaks the story
off right here, with less told than
untold. It's a case where news
comes faster than we can print it.
Come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
h. b. cuAYFls & Co. AuctIoneer
BY +. A. Cat'in. Agc,.0 ''.
Nos. . ana north ID wen -.-
TRUSTEES SALE o. THINE
l. FRAME DWELLINGS AA'A
sTOREnOtsE

BY direction OF tho toned lrl
rrus, 10 me from G. L. White .Ul
January 10. 1893, Of roclrl iu l.f
Of HeDrico County Court iI d.
page 3if. default having teen nt
therein secured. val on
FRIDAY. MARcu .H. l-'t
at ; o'clock L. NJ. on the prr
highest bidder all inst certain .'I '
With tho Improvements therr.n It.-
county, Va, near the eastern ''n'f .
OF Richmond. cOmmen,llg no
limo o, Twenty-seconl street i' .f'
street. thence runnlnf nu'..'
lwenty-secOnd street aat iiH''-
feet and extending tacl irH
tween parallel line. 40 ices o. -.
wide, being promises Nos. tal|'
and 1907 north lwenty-serptt '.. 1890
Terms Cash as 20 s8oiu o..
on from January l3, 1894, u1 n-.
this tkust. taxes. n any, wh.cn a..
paid. and the balance. n nnj,
twelve months secured BY trust -
ma IL l.. 4. CALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
St. Joseph's Church. First and jackson
Streets.

The Noveng In preparation for the
feast Of st. Joseph will commence
on Monday. March 26th, at 9 p. N. There
win be the customary deyotions. with
sermon and benedietion. every evening al
p. N. On the feast Of st. Joseph, April
eth. the mass will be at Z; the second, q
solemn high mass. At 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

Coughing ID 1t once stopped by DR..
Bulls coush-Syrup. Keep Il always In
the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
MEETINGS--Fourlh Thursday.

AccA TEMPLE. MYSTIC SHRINE.
MARSHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS or PfIHlAs,
JEFFERSON LODGE, KNIGHTS or ffIhiAS'
AURORA LODGE. ODD-PgLJOwS.
R0AEE LoDGE. 0DD-FELL0ws-
yARINA TRIBE, RID HgS.
yAS1EO TRIBE. RED MEN.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or BoSon'
OLD JOHNSTON LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN. ..,.
A. W. GIrNs COUNCIL, JUNIOR oHph" e'iiID
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
VIRGINIA CosCLAvs, HEPTAScPis.
COMPANY d, FIRST VIRGINIA EE0iMtSr'
cyNTHUs GROVE. DRUIDs.
MONROE GROVE. DRUlDs-
LEE LODGE. T0NTI.
JEFFERSON LODGE. GOOD TE9PLARs.
STUART HORSE GUARDS.
sECfioS 30. 202. KNIGHTS OF PYTEiAs.
HENDERSON LODGE, oDD-rBiL0Ws'
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARcASta.
BELvIDEgE cOUSCiI, ROYAL ARcASuA.
VIRGINIA LODGE, SHIELD OF HONOR.
RICHMOND Y. VIC. 7. L.
st. PATRIcK's BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
POcAHcSTAs CoUSCII, NATIONAL UNION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
on TUESDAY. MARCH -,

on TUESDAY. MARCH . '~f
at o'clock =. ~, ! vii -.
on the premises the y LEf
TIVE PROPERTY. ahfN.
for "A long time occupied Nt I.
consisting OF a large. SOU. ...
ing, most suitable by reason
and convenient situation f.I
society, or other semi-pul..
large lot. fronting SjKl5l i..'-
prontably utilized ty fr.f.
block Of residence. toVtfI.
enormous amount Of OH rI.r
dwelling. kitchen. ana sttl..
tribute largely. and which
paving figures.
| know of no property wl
OF being turned about % i.f..
tage than this. or that E
its Own-ln fact. to alt
favor and in value and prl...
TERMS Liberal. aBd at -I..
-. N
NH 20
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il A FRAME DWELLING on WEST BROAD
sTkEEE-By virtac OF the PROVISIONS OF cor-
tain deed OF trust. dated March ., 1892, OF re-
cord in tho Clerks ONCE OF the Richmond Cnan-
Gerry Court, Deed BOOK I45 A. page 300. default
having been made in the payment OF the debt
therein secured, being requested Dy the ben sn-
CARY under said deed 80 ~ do, Will sell By pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH -. 1894,
at D O'Clock Z. A., that VERY DESIRABLE PRO-
PERTI No. $50 west Broad street, and de-
scriDed as all that certain LOT OF LAND, with
the improyeme is thereon, on the south side OF
Broad street between Madison and honros
streets, fronting thereon sixteen (10l feet six
incnes, and extending back soutnwaruly be-
tween parallel lines 1873 feet 70 az alley is feet
WIDE. There Is a gooi FRAME DWELLING no.
$3.50 which brings a good rental TINS is very
attractive property, on the popular side oil the
street, and Is greatly In demand.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or executing this
trust and to pay on note Of sl.O6O and ono
tor 91.I20. with interest FROM March .. 1894
any taxes that may be due, and tue balance on
terms To De announced at sale.
NH II ALBERT Is BRANDT, Trustee.
A UCTION SALE OF STORE-FIX-
IA TUREs, SHELF GOODS, sPRING-WAGoN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
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by Apperson 6 Pollard,
Zeal Estate Auctlonccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLlC
l. AUCTION
or
THREE STORES, SEVEN DWELLINGS, AND
ANCMBEa OF VACANT LOTS
IN THE WEST END.
THE AFOREMENTIONED REAL ESTATE WAS
LATELY HELD By Mr.. HENRY NEUROHR.
THIS PROPERTY Is LOCATED BOTH IN AND
OUT OF THECIrY.

OlI Of lUblll 4.
By yirtuo OF six o. deeds IT trust from Henry
Neurobr and wife % the undersigned. trustees
Qst) dated october 1. $50, recorded IN 5enrico
County Court, Dced-Book l3i b. page .
I'D datef June 13, lSD2, recorded III saiu
County Court. Deadlock 40 A, page ~
also recorded IN Richmond Chanccsy Court
Deadlock $50 b. page %;
Sd dated October - 1882, recorded IN sna
Conn,y Court Clerks Office, Deed-booA Ia
4. page -:
(4th) dated January 3, 1893. recorded in said
County Court, Zee D. Book 143 a. page 81
9th dated Junc -. 1898, recorded IN IN, 40
County Court. Doe6-BOo1 f3 y. page TO !,
tGthl tho genera deed OF assignment. da,el
December -, lS03 -orded IN benrico
County Cour.. Dcci-Book l4i \, page LIZ )
also IN Richmond Chancery contt. pes an
Inase IN the payment 90 the debts therelh
secured and having been required by Tue
beneHciarcs 80 20 do, we VIII proceed 70 se,I
on The promises. ~ the time herel-a,,e'
named, anl IN the following 0rder' VIZ,
commencing at 4 o'clock 7. ". On
THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1894,
we will sell
1) THE FRAME STORE AND DWELLING To-
Gated on the southeast corner OF bar ana
Washington streets. Lot 40xl25 feet to an
p, A VACANT LOT beginning 40 feet from
the nortI cast corner of Blair 0nd Nasnlng-
ton streets. with frontage Of IS feet on we
north line OF BLAIR street. ny nepth vi 10
feet TO an alley.
(30 AVACANT LOT with frontage ~ go feet
on the east side OF Washington. By depth
OF 10 ieet. Tho sad To-. begins at point
65 feet IRON the northeast corner Oh WASH
ington and Blair streets.
The TWO VACANT LOTS above mentioned
will be cold as n whole or divided as may be
deemed best at hour OF sac
TEsMs: by consent OF all parties one thir1
cash: balance IN equal instalmeuts &C SIX.
twelye, and eighteen mouths, interest added
and to be secured by trust decd.
j. ii. HULCHER.
Trustee under the flrst i've herein mentioned
deeds ,,
IA. X. POLLARD, JR..
Trustee under tho sixth deed (or general deed
OF asslgnment. mn 10
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ByR b. Char.n 3 t..
Real Estate Au.,Ioa..r.
No. north Tenth -... 20
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL
Il OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on DUyAL STREET BETMLrN 81.
STREET AND BROOh AVE-.
o.
FRIDAY. MAR'H23 l'1H
Al 49, UCLOlh.

Byyrtue Of a deed OF trust dffeI "r-
1890, and recorded Ia kichmoIf tf...
IN Deed BOOK 1879 {. page 5li. l.t...
been made IN payment OF dc.f r.....
request OF beneficiary. We Hi.
auction on the pre- nises. nn ltut-..
and hour. the REAL ESTATE .-.-l.
deed Us ALI that iot 81 land, Hi'l
thereon. lying aud being in tnc rit.
Va, on north SIDE Dnsal ntgee. bets
tiers street ami Brook avenue. 300 r
Duyal street % S-l2 ieef, ana rI'n.r- ...t
tween parallel lines 40 fef'. b.I.
perry conveyed - Nathan Att'- fr..
merit Goth October. 1852, aEi g.. ri.l
Book ---.
Also all that LOT OF LAND V.'.
msnts thereon, No. Ala west u.s4.
adjoining the above PROPERTY a.
north side Duyal street go f..t lf.
ggeen parallel lines 10 feet fo nr l'.
same property conyryel h Alt.lI
Heury Nuerohr. trustee. 1t A.e.-'. .r..
recorded IN Deei Book l33 A rt.t.
TERMS: While TIE deed reIllr.-
and tS.34.O5, and expenses ti -I... r
terms may be given az tue t.u. .f boil.
JrLli-- .H.-
". =. 81 -."
h IS liiAl
X. b. CHAFFrS & Co, Auctionaecs
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR De
w SIRABLE ROOMS, furnished o. unfur.
nished, with or without hoard, on Franklin
street between Third and Fourth streets. Ad-
dress j. W., care DISPATCH.
NH ls-Su. Tud Th3r
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YrsnERsrkN.s GOODS.

<lr-1lN-F - , Y
GENE THREAl.-AN- muh
y OTHER supply tussrecstysd. -
~ PsSGs ssd s y. s. yass e e. sss
the dieset impceiegs q = ais2 q osnss hssnde
and LINEN GILL NETTING manufactured b.
% On oar own tmpgoved machinery has elyeE
universal sstistseticn: 0ydt,S nsC@gt,y allsd
!. go cessass ssvssssnsA - sssssl'a 'ss''s%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO
w know that
BISHOP, THE SHIRT-MAKER,
has removed TO 702 east Main street, one block
above the old stand. NH lisa, Tu&Th3r
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ByJ II. Valentine. Aucioneer,
Ono. +. Lsuehion, Jr., SelesmauJ
1886 east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
IL OF
MATTRESS FACTORY. MACHINERY, HORSE
AND WAGON rNE NpIRRn LkAsE &c

BY virtue OF q deei Of trust from Adari Dia-
cont 10 the undersigned as trustee. duly r6cort-
Cd. and advertis vi IN detail In the RICHMOND
DISPATCH, OF March Is, 1894. shall sell at iuc-
ton, on the premises, No. lils, cast Frsnxlin
street,
THIS DAY, MARCH 81, 1898,
at 1890 O'Clock, tho PROPERTY therein de-
scribed
Particulars at hour OF sale.
HARRY l.. WATSON.
Utstec.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale was necessarily postponed
until TO-DAY March 22i, AZ 1880, at which
time the sale viii DO positively made.
j. II. VALENTINE.
NH % AuctlOncer.