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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

Inc red snow which covers the erin,
son cliffs OF the coast of Greenland was
supposed to be due to the reflection OF q
req aurora but it is now known to 10
caused by minute organism. Not long
ago the water of Port jackson harbor
sydney, became the color of blood and
On investigating the matter Mr. Thomas
Wniteiegge found the color produced BY
myrlads OF species of Glenodinium. :
New York Journal
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06
Belsians Anxious to Come to Cb,c..o

The corporation of rifle manufactur
ers at Liege, Belgium. has addressed a
petition to the government asking for a
subsidy to enable it to make Il
worthy exhibit of its branch of
industry at the Chicago exposition
At Liege about 10000 persons are EN-
ployed in the manufacture of arms, but
during recent years it is said that the
productions of Liege have diminished
in prestige. The manufacturers are
now trying to re-establish their arms IN
favor, and to this end want to make a
fine exhibit at Chicago. Paris Letter.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

Joseph Samuels of Page county, Va,
who is OF and his wife IS, are proud,
happy and thankful to say that they
have never yet had use fer doctor.
They live on the farm where Mr.. Sam
uels was BON.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

In digging well in Carroll county,
Mo-, recently, farmer claims to have
found at a depth of 10 feet a stream Of
water in which were floating numbers
Of white walnuts, together with leaves
from the trees.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

Young Fish-There's hook with q
nice worm ON it.
Old Fish-Keep away from that.
Young Fish-Ive stolen lots of worms
off Of hooks.
Old f'ish--Yes, but there isn't any
fashion plate reflected in the water this
time. That hook belongs to a freckled
faced boy, with a ragged straw hat
New York Weekly.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

Walter Besant thinks that Chicago
viii be some time to America what Bah
ylon was to Asia. He has great ad-
iniration for the Windy City. otherwise
the smile might not seem so compl-
mentary.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06
Two Years Between Meals.

Two years ago Mrs. Adam Wucher
OIL " nitehall, ate her last hearty meal
lnen she rapidly lost all desire for fooc
ana nnaily she could not eat morsel
ror more than year she has tasted
not being able to eat at all Hers is tn,
most wonderful case of the kind physl
cians nave any record of. She is grow
ing weaker.-Cor Philadelphia Record
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

1tDudries, some
ofwhom have been
laboring in the
vineyard for 10 or
10 years without
h a v in g t h cir
mouths attended
to in a dental way.
The bishop had a
young missionary
especially trained
for this work a
couple of years
ago, but he de-
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

Inc largest German sailing vessel is [
go. rU''r masted bark, built at Geestemunds
one measures 2,7S0 tons net and has
carrying capacity Of 4,420 tons.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

The tribute of shawls" annually pai
by the government of Cashmere to TIN
queen OF England. and principally used
oy her for wedding presents, has recent,
iy arrived at Windsor.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-04-06

G<sAt
ing u
on several OF hi NIGH
she had an indesoribab(
ing danger, and that 8
soon die.
Her friends tried to peiI ls(I9 l!|1'|
there was nothing to fear from such I: ]I
sentiment and urged her to dismiss III.
matter from her mind. She would not Il
lissuaded, however, and requested AZ
friend to whom she was talking to iptersss
herself in the child when she was dead Az
named certain of her neighbors whom M, ~
desired to prepare her body for burial. A.
the same time she expressed wish tbatn,,
other persons be permitted to touch her
body. In fact, she made all Suggestion
for her funeral and the care of the child shs
would leave motherlesa.
A day or two before the fatal accidant
Mrs. Jeffries was out buggy riding with I
party During the drive they had occasior
to cross railroad track A train was n
preaching from the distance, and althouob
so far awey that there was no danger AZ
lady thought the accident she so viyidlvers
pected was about to overtake her and nea,.
ly tainted in consequence. When all DANCES
had passed, her attention was called to tba
evident absurdity of her fears, but she Sim
ply maintained that the time had not vi
arrived, and that sooner or later her m.
sentiment would prove true
As further evidence Of the ladys
strange power to forecast and receive On
monitions of impending calamities, it ia \.
lated by one of her friends that some TINA
ago she had vivid dream of funeral
passing her door. She asked some one a
to whose funeral it was. The answer e
she heard it in her dream, was that tbe
dead person was her sister. Mrs. Jeffrs
felt that the dream portended something
unfortunate, but was hardly prepared for
the telegram whial she received next day
telling of the de..n of her sister, which
occurred at her home in the east
Mrs. Jeffries was the last of familyof
children A brother of hers was also killed
in an accident several years ago, and ii il
related that by the same strange gift she
had a premonition of his death. --Pittsburg
DisDatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
WOmAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting and Reception-1he Home
Free from Debt.

The home Of the Womans Christian
Association. 40 200 and III east Franklin
street was thrown open yesterday, and
crowds of its friends nocked there and
enjoyed the hospitality of the lady man
ayers. who were untiring In their efforts
TO make all present nave an enjoyable
evening. The occasion was the seventh
annual meeting and reception of the
Board of Managers
The house was IN beautiful order. and
was decorated throughout with pottsd
ferns and Cut-ilOwers. To Mrs. Belle T.
Mcknieht, the efficient matron Of the
Institution is due IN q great measure the
Enoctss that the association has achieved
Sh has made Of IL a dehghtful home for
the young ladies who are under her
charge. and watches over them with
mOtherly care
O'Clock by Mr.. William h. Peasants. OF
The Advisory Board. and Mrs joseph
Eryan tn President. took the chair Or
f"Ec was called upon by the president
and maze a short address. He FIRST of
Tered PRAYER. after which he spoke OF the
great good being accomplished by the as
tocist!on, and Of the work Of the chart
t!ble women. who. 10y their indefatigable
Snor's, had purchased and paid for their
me deed 20 the buildings. signed hy
Mt Joseph Bryan, trustee for the Stewart
estate making a transfer of the nroperty
~ N'' 'a''N HidndscrS. was then delivered
! nc association Is now free from all in
sury. ' ~" '''"
MlN. >. W. Travers. corresponding sec
.i,'"Iy. read her report IL set forth that
w association has 6l2 active and - sus-
tshlHg members; that the balance now in
,he treasury Is Sha5i: that the home had
pe,h comparatively free from sickness
nuiIns the year. and that $500 lunches
nal n,th served 10 outside persons. Du-
ilhE ine Year the home has proyideJ ro,
- WORKING girls, who paid as board ONLY
a nominal sum. All OF the old officers
were re leCted
NI''r ms business Of the meeting had
','u concluded the rooms were thrown
"l.n au1 an informal reception. lasting
nHth clock. was held. Refreshments
vi, served and "a most delightful evening
was spent 10y the large company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Special.

We offer the balance of our stock of
Swivel silk Ginghams, that We have
sold all the season at zoe. Per yard, at
81 he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
TWO PROFESSORS WERE ELECTED.
Dts D. Page Massie and John n. Upsher
Chosen to fiii the Chairs.

me Board OF Visitors Of the Medical
,""'se Of Virginia convened in the coli
.Dsc building yesterday at y o'clock NJ
mere were present Dr. ID. W. Lassi,er
i.'tfsbarg; Judge William W. Crump
1o,nin9hd Or. X. L. Moore. Wytheyille:
I, D'o.'i T. =; Berkeley. Pulaski: Or
i1a,nes u Mccaw. Richmond: DR. Her.
,oa ~, Naah. Norfolk: Or. j. s. Pendle-
w VIZ Mation; Colonel John B. Purcell
H -, hinond Mr. Wyndham II Mered,,b
Mo ,sndi"'r r,' pr Thomas u. Barnes Ei,
chester. nr f n3inaS Mathews. Man
an ~, ). !. BRYANT. Franklin.
un...,, a. faEe Msssie. OF Richmond. was
Saa.'liiogsiy elected 20 on the chair OF
W. tai Pathology and Bacterioiogy' and
~, Joan \. tpshur. OF Richmond, was
, u,,aa,',lpusiy elected 10 MI the chair OF
lraciie. " Medicine. made vacant by the
Issisnsu"n OF DIR. NJ. L. James, who was
chair. ''
The meeting. after transacting other i'm
poTtant business, adjourned TO June 18Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
DETAILS FOR The UNWILLING.
The Committee Talks over Several Mat
ters-Iettcrs Of Acceptance.

,.....s... ,..,,,,.i,t.o a. tho Con
JUG '' ...... ,,....,.,.,,
+'fdi" H'iiI'IS ana '''''.''
Association mrt at th" chamber oi tom
,....,..... Yesterday afternoon The report ~
,... ,...,,.,,..t.. ,,ror,ioniu, the
'' .....,,t com.
i.ri i'i expenses % '''
t'c's. WIS "'. 81" t.-.
con motion ot lr- I-ll>son. provision
was made % ala 20" seats 10 me srdrH
tt1Ul. Iu ORDER thai there mlsht pe ample
accommodations flr che ladies - whom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

ssrsNHERE ARE NO FLIES ON
4 SnITH."-You cannot maxea silk purse
ont OF SONS enr but you can secure your BOOKS
aui money III HERRlNG-HALL-MARFl COM
PANYS FIRE AND BCRGLAR-PEOOt SAFES
Is. h. SMITH
,ov ~ No. ~ rOrtn Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
NEAT TW O-STOR DEL A'hHD
FRAME DWELLING
ON THE ,.,.,,
WEST SIDE OF PARK 81 HEhi ~,
BETWEEN GROVE AND FLOYD Az T.
NCES.
BY virtue OF the provisions on n ce't ",
deed OF trust. dated September ~ ~
and recorded in the Clerk once OF liti-
rico County Court. Deed Rock isZ \. plke
SGS. default having been made IN inc pas
ment of a certain note therein secures;
and being required so TO 90 We VIII
sell by auction. on the premises o"
MONDAY. MAY II. 1894, ,.
at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ, "all that LOl ~
LAND WITH THE IMPROVEMh'NI >
THEREON in tn. county OF Henrico,
fronting 20 feet inches on the west sin,
OF Park street between Grove avenue ana
Floyd street, and running back between
parallel lines i40 feet The bouse contains
seven rooms. is nearly new. and Is beau
tifully located In a most improving 10
cality. The lot Is bounded on the south
by an alley ~ feet wide.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and note OF N,5p. win
interest from September -, 1893. balance
upon terms announced at sale.
c. L. DENOON,
Ii. SWINEFORD.
nv ic Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

The Society for Geographical and His.
torical Study at Richmond College held
IA last meeting for the session yesterday
i'm the modern language iecture-room. -
paper on Chesapeake Bay was read by
&. +. Uamb,e,on. OF Louisa county:
The society then elected Mr.. ". l.. Tray
lor and Or. @. W. Real IN honorary
members. r. W. Hatcher, Professor
4. W. Boatwright. and J. u. Chiilfres'
were appointed n committee 10 make ar
rangcments for publishing the addreSs
delivered at jamestown on IItstoricai'pal
by Mr.. Charles Potndexter, professor
BOatwright in "A few closing remarks con
gratulatcd the society on the work hont
this session. and stated +fhst he thought
II had now n permanent place in the col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
BUSINESS WANTS.

GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD ON
" Church uill between TweDty-nr-. and
gcnty-nttn streets. Meals served hotel style
preferred Address A. d.. caro- DI PATCH.
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

Of "a votes was discovered In the record
OF second Precinct Monroe Ward. Smith
was credited with i23 and Ems with S2
votes. making total OF sos, whereas
only $50 votes were cast IL is not known
to whom the rs votes were given. and
the sub COMMITTEES are OF opinion that the
error was entirely clerical. The cxaInina-
ton win be resumed NJ I O'Clock this
afternoon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
RECEIVES HIS ROBES.
ASSISTANT BlsHop-gLecT NEWTON
TO BE cONSEcRATEO TO-DAY.
ing Laying Of the Cornerstone Of
tho Holy Trinity.

At 10 O'clock this morning the ninety
ninth annual council Of this Episcopal
diocese VIII convene In Monumental
church. where Assistant Bishop-elect John
H. Newton viii be consecratcd TO the high
Office which he Is hereafter to FIJI. Bishop
Whittle will preside, and Bishop Thomas
L. Dudley OF Kentucky. one OF the most
finished and powerful pulpii-ofaiors IN
the country. viii deliver the address. For
some weeks arrangements have ceh
making Mr. James Caskie. chairman OF
the committee having In charge the details
of providing for the delegates TO the couh-
Gil. has been kept quite busy
BRING ALONG YOUR TICKETS
Owing to the fact that much greater
audience would like to attend the 'ohs'-
Grafton than Monumental church VIII hoi1'
persons VIII only bc admitted on C"ru'
and tickets to the extent Of the sea"hs
capacity Of the edlhce only have been
issued. The ceremonies will be brilliant
and imposing Immediately after the con
secration the council Will be formally or
ganlzed. a large number OF delegates ar
rived yesterday and last night. h'shop
Dudley reached here on the i. Nj.
Chesapeake and Ohio train, ana Is the
sues, of Mr. Richard Fox. No. 10 west
Grace street The Bishop was resident
Of Richmond many years ago ana sun
entertains great love for virginia ana Inc
capital Of the Old Dominion.
Holy Trinity Cornerstone.
The cornerstone OF the Church OF M
HOLY Trinity will be laid with Impressive
,r.renonies al O'Clock I'm the afternoon.
a, tho conclusion Of the ceremonies
Rishop Dudley. Of Kentucky and others
viii urobabiy make short addresses Inc
corner-stone laying will take place III IN,
presence Of nearly all the members OF
H. council and the distinguished bishops
and ministers here 20 attend the c"iSeC''
ton of Assistant Bishop-elect Newton
The Masonic ceremonies VIII De CON,
ductcd by Dove Lodge No. a. \. T. ana
A. NJ Norshipful X. w. Jefcry. master
and Worshipful l.. r. Christian. u. - q.
" will preside. The lodge VIII mect'at
thc Masonic Temple AT o'clock. when
The procession will bc formed ana proceed
T. the site where the cornerstone IS l"
b laid
vii nc, ns chief marshal. and his aides
viii be Henry NJ BOykin, No 10; W. NJ.
Williams. No. Il. and Richard W. Carter
No II. .
tn. Worshipful Master of No. 81 has
aup1inted the following brethren u ON
ciate on this interesting occasion. IN al
duon 10 those above named. ana they
are requested 70 be at the Tempe
promptly at = o'clock.
William n. Williams. Lodee NO. "'
Thomas williamson 40. Il. y. Il. tlapp'
no. g. u calder. 80. -. Thomas Whittrt'
NJ 90. G. A. Nesb!t. 30. 81, William =.
Nvor,ham. No 10. l. o. Tompkins No.
I'll. charles F.. Wingo. No 81. a. Il. Court
nov No. n. J. II. Cerers. No 81. l.. F.
mason. 40 ~. l.. T. Morris. No. 80: John
! Crutchhcld. No 90. n. H. Garter No.
n. w. Han crew. so. ~
Rev Professor carl T. Grammer. 81 me
Theological Seminary, Will not be able
- attend tho council on account OF the
serious illness Of Mrs. Grar.mer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No s5 EAST LEIGH STREET.

"
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated REP
r,lary IL 1859. recorded in Richmond Chan-
cpry Court, in Deed Book 1876. H.. page
4S7. and at the request Of the 'nehc'dry,
default having been made In payment OF
debt secured. | will sell by puDiIc auc-
ton. on the premises. or
FRIDAY, MAY IS 1924,
AZ } o'clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed as all that certain
lot. piece, or parcel OF land, WIN I'M
provements thereon, lying and beng ID
The city Of Richmond. and bounded as
follows 70 wit: Beginning ar point on
The north line Of Leigh street distant
about - feet wess of Ninth street; thence
running westward along LciSl street ana
frontine thereon - feet, ana extending
hack northwardly from said front BE-
tween parallel lines 10 feet 10 an alley,
in common. 10 feet wide.
The dwelling contains about ten rooms,
and brick wing or kitchen contains about
four rooms This property - conNe-
nisntly located. and rents readily, or VIII
make a nice home.
TERMS: Cash Tor expenses or sale anu
debt due. 5000. with interest from August
~. lSg2: balance AT six, twelve, ana
eighteen months, with & per cent. interest
for notes secured on the property But
bv consent. more liberal terms may be
announced at hour Of sale.
WILLIAM III. MCCARTHY,
Surviving Trustee
Sale by r. b. Chaflin " Co., Auctloneers.
my 5-tO)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
One Error pefecfesl.

The examination OF the poll-books Of
the recent primary was commenced yes
ferfsy afternoon at O'Clock by Mr.
Smith under the supervision Of the sub
pointed Tor the purpose. A discrepancy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
BY j. b. Elan 6, Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
lll3 Main street.
DTBLIC AUCTION SALE
4 on EASY TERMS OF THAT
DESIRA AND ST.
CIALI-Y-VALUABLE TWO-SToRl
RRlrk STNRE AND RESI-

4 on EASY TERMS OF THAT
DISCRIMINATORY AND SPl.-
CIALI-Y- AVAILABLE TWO-SToRf
BRICK STORE AND RESI-
DENCE CONFINED
No. i07 EAST MAIN STREET
SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS.
ON THURSDAY. MAY Il. 1894
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ. we shall, by request
OF the owner. sell. by public auction, ~
the premises, the aboye-namgd AZ
Observation-Disclosures. SUBSTAN-
TIAL. AND WELL-ARRANGEp Two
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING. containing about six rooms. De-,
sides the store perfectly dry cellar. and
the usual convenIcnces. ana IN good :
pair; the lot fronting about 49, 2Xl15 feet
with alley in rear.
This property is admirably suited IN
size and location for any retail business
haf long enjoyed n good patronage, com
nines a good store and comfortable resi-
dence. and, in the hands Of a liye man.
would prove very remunerative We com
mend II to parties seeking good husl-
ness-stand. and AZ solid. prOilt&nle IN
vestment. and urgently request the at
tendance OF all In quest OF either. POS
session by the list Of June.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance by
negotiable notes at six. twelve. and elsh,
teen months, interest added. and secured
by decd OF trust. J. Il. ELAN q co.
my 10 Auc'iouTfrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
r., ,..,,,. NJ, Another small Docket.

Yesterday the Justice nad p vurs
trifiinr docket to deal with N me ioncs
Court. The most Important Vi VIC
Jacob short (coloredD. striking Josephine
Scott. Fined SO and costs; ,or,v CON.
John Epps ,co ,,n's and pynviile depot.
Fined s. and costs. - ,,,,. man
n H. Catiett. "A young WHY, ~. amnn
charged with the larceny sc = ~ MONEY
Tdd,e brown lcoored). creating dis,
.urhance in the bar-room OF Richaru
Washington. Fined $50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
Women and
Women Only

Are NOS, competent 10 fully appreciate the
purity. sweetness, aud dcllcacy OF CrriCCIA
SOAR, and 20 discover new uses for 1t daily.
For annoying irri;ati0ns, chafugs and ex.
coriations Of the skin and mucous membrane or
too free or offensive perspiration 1t has proved
most grateful.
In the preparation % curative washes. soin-
lions. etc., IL is most valuable; possessing 10y
means OF i,s combination with CUTIcrRA, pec,i
Harly purifying, cleansing and soothing pro-
potties. II Is thus enabled TO heal mucous irri;a-
tions. the cause OF many annoying and debiIitaI-
ing weaknesses, while IT. imlarts strength 10
the membrane.
CUTICUEA SOAP possesses ant''eptic pro-
peri .es and is capable of destroying microscope
life in many forms.
There is no difference between the skin ana
the mucous membrane except that one 10 dfy
the other moist. Hence CUTicURA SOAR cXeT's
tho same purifying, soothing and healing IN
1u.ncr I'm ono case as in 'hc other.
Like all Others of the CUrICUrA RrMEDirs mo
Cr7rcuRA SOAR appeals TO the refined and cni-
tiva,ed everywhere as the most effective SKIN
purifying and bcant.fyine; soap az wei az inc
turcst and sweetest for toilet AID nursery
sale greater than the combined sales OF all
other skin and complexion soaps.
FOLD throughout The world. POTTER DnuG AND
CHEN. Corr, Sole Projectors, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

Rev. NJ. A. Wilson. one Of the beat
known baptist ministers OF Southw ~
Virginia and southern West virginia, mas
been forced by failing health TO abandon
work and go TO Hot. Springs. Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

=. CLLMAN'si son.
de 21-dex.u i620ls22 east Main street.
WANTED, BUILDING AND LOAN
~ STOCK IN re;'ablo companies. Will pfy
. per cent. more than companies will Day Tor
surrendcIel STOCK. Address LJ~k-BOx 90, { hat
hs.h, We. my l.-'uSW-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16

BY ". W. Bowe and r.. y. Chafin s. O.,
Real Estate Auciioncers.
A GRAND SPECULATlON IN A.

A GRAND SPECULATION N Az
"A ACREAGE PROPERTY. 10 8EOrFE p,
FIST ~ sIXIEES 81 B-ulVlsiONs AZ
THEN A. A WHOLE. AZ SIT OFT 8Ff,..
THIS PROPERTY >SIlrATEJ THREE F.I.t
NORTHEAST o. me cry o. yHF f
CHANlCsvILLB TURNPlKE. And a. ...
FARM FOR 4 LONG 1INE DMNtJ hNl ...
CUPIED BY COLONEL ROBERT b. NDf ..
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION UNDER 3 ...y
or TRUST And BY A DC RE Or cot ..
In execution Of q deed o! trust mair hf Do ....
+. AorTiss 20 James Aired Jones ard ..
Meredith, A. trus.ces. bearing Gatn A.t..
~, 1889. aud duty r-cctdeI :, 80 ~ r4f..t.I
trustees and special conn issi1nor., BONG ..-
30 required by toe creditor secure. &c.. ..
dlsnce 10 = iecrre OF the Chsnccry ,olr | l..
CITY Oi Richmond, entered April 'N. 1890. f.
CONSOLIDATED cau-rs ~ g.. IS. VI Irf.~f DID. ..
Virginia state Insurance C0mpa4y ant 4.-
4. ". and .. r NOTES gs. Jane Alice! ....
trustee. and al, viii sell LT p1nHc sIri. s.
the Mansion House. on ne pron.-'.. Og
WEDNESDAY,. JCNE I3. Irgi
at L. oc'ocz 81. ,ao VALUABLE .AEH ab..,
referrcd %, situated in Henrcu county. . f.,
cas-. SIDE of tho MecnNnicsFiiis fIr gf... DID,. a
which It has O. long IRONS. extending fG-t .. ...
ChicsohOmDy uter. anG rorfalIlr r.
A RE-. igo-s or le.s, emDrl. N.-I...
excellent highanl, p quantity 90 thitka .r r
low grounds, p 'arge area of 90. nr... ....
land-. ana a saf1.ricDcy oi w0od.4.t
The buldings cog>lf. 80 a ghclins H...
usual out-huiidlnss. qua -cur afaH- -... 10
ments. sucn A. teuaaf@' Luuscs 81.
There are few estates coat lining ro-. ..
mcnts 81 value than tni-. IL ih' II-f plf..
- large estate very near ,p ttn l'y of if
mOnd, on "a excellent r0a-, ali nunr. q
some a. The t'-; tg.A inr iaui 300 tle .
the soil A"iuF -if.llar b. that ~ me IlteI t...
table sa..I.n OF hauoyci county. Then. n.a
- rrtrr.'s O. growing city. sl"u =
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