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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
no,,, of Mr.. Gustavus A. Lyon.

The news Of the death OF Mr. GustaVus
4. Lyon. which occurred ia washington
Yesterday morning. VIII be received VIII
deep regret by a host OF friends IN thiS
ciiv. where he was born ana resided uIlSil
after the war. Previous 10 the war ne Wa
engaged I'm business with The old irms 81
Randolph a English and Ncodhouse
Parham He took an active part on tie
Confederate side. and made for himsel
good record in the service. Al tnt CloS'
Of the struggle he removed 10 baltlhuie
and thence to Washington To enter -
government service, and for years ne M ~
been a valued and able assistant OF All'
Spofford in the Congressional LiuIh,
where he won the esteem. Of ali d. ms .s
honesty. efficiency, and faitniulhesS u
his duties. a,,,,,ar.
About twelve months ago malignant
cancer appeared In his threat. anu ~
rapid and Virulent was It's course thd' -
resulted in death in a short time. =,
sir. Lyon was popular with an WIZ
knew him. a most excellent ana ,woitng
Gentleman. kind and charitable ne ma
Inc confidence and esteem or al VINO hre"
bir, lie leaves a wife and several Gnu
dren. among them two daughters IN MAN
chester. TO-. 80, r-rtSa,,
Tbs funeral IS to take place on frlaay
morning from his residence IN Wa alhS
ION and the remains brought TO Klch-
mond and laid 10 rest IN beau'iiul Holy
wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
THE YOUNG nAPTIsTs HAVE GONE.
over 800 of Them Left for the bniu-
more Convention Yesterday.

over 900 delegates TO the Baptist Young
Peoples Convention at Baltimore le''
Richmond yesterday, and VIII be gone "i-
til next Monday. Mere than 30 lett over
the York-Rlver road on the afternoon
train at AS O'Clock and embarked az W.. w.
Point on the steamers Balunolt aHa
DanVille Fully nifty delegates ieIt az hoO.'
in special coaches over the klchiiioi.u;;
fredericksburg and Potomac IosH' a ara
about the same number left by thS ~
T. NJ Richmond. FrederickspuFg anu IN
tomac train. Those who went Dy Dodt a, VI
arrive in the Monumental city at cioch
mis- morning: those who left at noon ar
rived there yesterday evening ana 'no
who went AZ 7.lO o'clock reached the con-
vention city az o'clock this mornlhE.
OF the several hundred delegates rom
the State Of Virginia many VIII " IaS
tors Of congregations VINO VIII say 49,
until Monday. In Baltimore graz * os1
are being made 10 ACCOMMODATE 'he i
expected guests. , ,aer
Fifteen thousand song books nave Dseh
published for the use OF the delesa.Js'
and several representatives. OF Ials - -,
fishing houses al over the country are III
that CITY looking after their interests.
The pe1pie Of Baltimore are hlahlns
everv effort 20 make the stay OF ths utl,
gates. many OF whom have alreaIy a.
rived. pleasant The Executive toiiiIi'. 49,
are urging every one 10 decorate ne -.
de,ca ar Mace OF business with the cvloi7
80 H. linton in honor Of the convention.
These colors-light blue ana Nhl'e CO.
chosen nv the Maryland delegates tIoah-
rooms are fitted up and liDr4iies on Ltns
ious works are arranged IN me nly ,
tasteful style. The exhibits. also, arr -
dne az they are the pick or the co'iac tl1li
~ curiosities from foreign mission nelds,
having been sent over 70 the NdI4ous
churches by the missionaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

very pleasant garden party which is
10 last for two more nights, began last
evening In the grounds Of 81. Mary Bene-
dictine Priory on Marshall street II is
given under the auspices OF the younger
members OF st. Mary's church, ana the
proceeds will be divided between the va
rious charitable funds Of the parish. The
garden was nrettily decorated with hun
dreds Of Chinese lanterns ana festOoned
with garlands and bunting OF every con
cevable shape and color. Inc bootns were
heavily laden with delicacics Of all kinds
al very moderate charges. The -. Mary
Parish brass band gave very creditable
programme. which was well played. ana
large choir composed of members OF 81.
MaTy's and ST Johns choirs and the
Gesangverein Virginia. gave several de-
lghtful selections. There was large
crowd present and the hrst evening Of the
venture was pronounced grand social
and financial success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
FORM 4 MIXED CHORUS.
One peing Gotten Up to sing nj inc
Gcrman-Day Celebrations

meeting was held at Sanger Hall
last night under the auspices Of the
q ,saugverein Virginia for the purpose OF
organizing a large mixed chorus whose
vocal renditions shall be one OF the
features OF the forthcoming celebration
e German-Day. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mr.. {. II. Phillips. the
president of the GesangYereln, ana was
fairly well attended. to-.
Professor Mutter was unanimously eject
Oh as director OF the new society. II IS
proposod that the membership shaH ne
i5n and the following pieces were selected
fo be sung on the occasion: 'Hallelulah
C'horlls'' GIandeD. Heavens Declare The
GLORY OF God" (HaydnD, and Hall. Bright
Abode" from "Tannhauser' (WagneD.
The following persons were enrolled IN
the new society last night:
S0pranOs-MesGame Richardson thtls
Sch51f. George l.. Frank. Herman Grail
ser. NJ. +. Richter Albert Spott, Misses
Martha Mcneil, Rosa Thorn, Josie Harra,
Helena Brauer. l.. Lynneman.
Teuors- Messrs. {. ii. Phillips. Charles
Slesgmer a. Volkman, c. Shaaf. W. Her
big. Albert Spott. NJ. +. Richter o. T.
Spctt. Henry Grunn, Charles hohlSr
Altos-Mesdamcs &. +. Mutter, Henry
Greener. Misses May Greener. Minnie
Thorn. Lizzie Jacob, Emma Schumann
Basses-Aiessrs. Jacob Ebel. August
Mol. II. c. Rueger. Arthur Mattcrn. Wal
ter Schalf. John Schwinke. !. \. Fisher,
Anton SOhNdne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
. PRETTY AFTERNOON WEDDING
Miss Augusta Pyle Mnrr'es
Owens. Formerly of This tifH.

An unusually pretty marriage look piaoe
at the Grace-Sireet Baptist church yes'ei
day evening at O'Clock. The church WIS
beautifully decorated. and quite lsfse
asseublage of friends were on hand 70
witness the happy event. The contracting
parties were Mr.. sydney Putnam owens
and Miss Augusta NJ Pyle. The maid
~ honor was Miss Lucy Thornhill' OF
Narcbestsr. and the best man was Mr.. X.
y owens. Jr.. OF Baltimore. the brother
~ the groom. The ushers were Messrs.
G. V. Jones. Of Richmond; y. Hamihet'
GREGORY. OF Kcysyille. J. T. vaughan
Il. &. Cofer. J. \. Thomas, ~ ~;
Nicholson. Percy 81. J. Chisholm' anu
Wade II. Pyle. Of Richmond. 49,.
The bride was dressed In white buchtas
satin. with pearl trimmings. wnlie me
maid Of honor wore pink satin WIN cnli J.
ION trimmings. The ushers were IN fuil
dress. and the grouping OF the matrliiio-
NAL uartv was unique ana interesting.
Tbs bride AZ quite young. and Is the only
daughter OF Mrs. A. j.. Pyle she - 2
Young lady If charming Accomplishments,
and not only beautiful IN person put eN-
cea-lingy popular Ia social lie.
Mr. owens is the eldest son OF Mr.. r. X.
owens. Of Rdltimore, and for seVera
years has held position IN connectloh
with the Mercantile agency Of K. O.. Dun
4 co but has recently been promoted 70
the full control of the business OF that
company in the city Of Norfolk.
The ceremony was performed by Dr.
". T.. Hatcher. the brides pastor, ana
Mr.. +. l.. Justis. In his mastery way.
furnished thrilling strains O. wedding
music =.
After the ceremony the bridal pair left
for the North. whore they w1ll remain
for several weeks. Their future home VIII
be In Norfolk After the rehearsal on
TUESDAY night the bridal party was Gle
gantly entertained at Mrs. Pyle.s pleasant
home on east Grace street. There was
A delightful repast, charming music. ana
an opportunity TO inspect the COLLECTION
Of handsome gifts Of which Mr. and Ms.
Owens were The reclpients.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
SENT on FOR CUTTING.
CInrke's Case Certified to the Grand
Jury-Nnrdi Discharged.


The case Of W. +. Clarke, charged win
asgaulting and stabbing J. J. Hairheid
with intent to kill. which was continued
from the 9th instant. was heard IN the
Police Court yesterday. The evidence
went 10 show that the difficulty between
the two men arose from debt incurred
NV Mr. fairfield which remained overdue
f6r some considerable time. Mr. clarke
ar,t,lied 10 Mrs. Hairheld for settlement OF
M account IN a rather brusque way, ana
returning 20 the house later, When MI.
Hairfeld was at home. the TWO men came
~ blows over the alleged Insult DuIlnb
mo fracas Clark drew Ms pOcket-knlle
and stabbed Fairneld in the side. infiicung
wound about half an inch deep am
two inches long on the left side just below
The seventh rib. The doctor who attended
Nr fairfield testified that had the blade
ronefrated one-eighth of an inch furtner
ii would have entered the man : lung, am
the iriurv would have been very danger
oIe. Clarke was sent on TO the grand
juI.'. - ..,,o-,,1 for
kseDing his bar-rCOm open on SUNDAY.
IulI, i4th. was discharged on account OF
the' t1iroqv nature Of the evidence. justice
Crutchfeld sa,d that ne was reluctantly
cor,reIIei 10 dismiss the case on TINS ac-
Int hut warned Nardi against beng
brought into court again upon such
II Mayer was fined so for beating
ond torturlng a horse belonging 20 Lee
TIrttins lie was prosecuted ny the so
c,et~ for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
,ssc.s,nr \. a W. Property.

Colonel Morton Marye, the Auditor
Of Pnblic Accounts. and State-Treasurer
" Harman left yesterday afternoon
Tor petersburg in their capacity as mem mem,
y,ere accompanled by Mr. c. Ice Moore,
W. secretary s, Of the board. The object
Of the trip was to inspect certain pro
pertv OF the Norfolk and western RAJ
citv of petersburg. with a vieWsf ascer-
taiSlng It's assessed value, Al these gen
t,aIne5 returned to the city last night
Governor O'Ferrall, The other meh per
r1oeting his presence being necessary
a 81 Norfolk where he went on sum- sum,
mons To testify in the Massey-Pllot libel
emit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Propcrty Transfers.

Fannie and W. HAMPTON Curtis 10
Charles L. Smith. % IL feet - on "a H'd'o
street southeast corner Fulton. SSo
Nsrearet \. and ID. J. Quinn 20 George
/. Currie. 10 i1-l2 feet on west side Second
street near Duval, 500. r,-, o,
Alice NJ. Reddy to Susan I. Picher, 81
feet on south side Main street between
Cherry and Linden, 5000 . -
Julius Strsus ana others. trustees, 70
American Lodge. No. 1883, Grand United
order OF odd Fellows trustees. p feet on
east side Third street between Jackson
and Duval g. 0.5. "
H. billiard. 80 feet on Twenty-third street
northeast corner V, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

guard was relieved. and Private II. u.
Field wa stationed at Pest ]: that posi-
guards the road leading from the town 10
the cemetery. Being posted al about Nv
A. NJ. In about ten minutes after posting
him heard a shot. fired. az we supposed.
from that sentry. The guard was turner
ont by Lieutenant Mayo. who was IN com
mand OF The outpost. We FASTENED ~
double time 10 the post mot more thsn
80 YARDS. and found Private Field. IN
sentry, lying on his back. and We thought
dead As the guard was being turned
out a second shot was fired by Field.
His gun was found on the ground near
him. where II had apparently fallen vnen
he was stricken down. with an empty
shell in the breech. Field AFTERWARDS
said h only fred once The second SHOT
was caused think by the rife striking
tire ground when full cooked. The nlent
was very dark. and rain falling heavily.
Field could not have gone from ms posi-
90 yards and received such an injury
a. he did and been brought back curing
the time that elapsed between his BENG
rogted and the fring: especially 80 az le
would have been compelled 10 posS WIthin
fifty yards az the quarters of the relei
guard Of the Cemetery post
, sergeant
=. 4. FIELD. Corporal:
G. Co. Third Reg. Va Vols.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- 'hls
W. a BOND. Notary Public.
Tragllres and in,eriineauons were maze
before The above writing was signed.
". a EOND. Notary PUBIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Notes from the County.

Peter Smith. the negro who was shot
nigh, last week. after the latter had
caught him stealing in his orchard was
before Justice Vincent yesterday on com
plant of Sir Ratclif, VINO also chafe.1
smith with felonious assault. The negro
was held for the grand jury TO answer
While Mir J. r. Adams and wife. who
live on the Hermitage road, about tWg
miles from the city. were trying 70 menu
a niece Of plaster in one Of the rooms OF
fhtir house the plastering ie1, inJuf.ng
one Of Mr. Adams's eyes. Dr blah'oh
was called IN and attended MIN ana Al.
though the injury was palniuI a. Il ho'
thought 10 BE- at all serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
PRIVATE FIELD ExoNERATED.
An Af,idayit DisproyiDg the Charge
Made Against Him.

Brigadifr-Ceneral A. L. Phillips has had
the charges made against Private II. Il.
Field in connection with his service at
Pocshontas thoroughly Investigated. and
the following affidavit shows that they
were without foundation:
Headquarters Petersburg Grays.
q Co., Third Regiment. Va. Vols,
Petersburg. Va, July !. 1885.
This Is 10 certify that !, the under
signed, was corporal Of the guard al
Cemetery Ridge. PocahoDtas. Va, on the
Aight u May -. i&j. Al ~ u. the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Leo Sing Has Gone Away.

Leo Sing. the China women who came
here Tuesday morning from san iran,
cisco and was dOmiciled at the laundry OF
Hop lee at No l7lG east Main street. mas
left the city. and her whereabouts are un-
known excent TO The Celestials. She LETT
Yesterday morning in company. with the
two Cinnamon who accompanied her mere
and Hop Lee refused TO tell Dispatch re-
porter where she had gone. lie grew very
INDUCED In profanity which would have
made his joss blush for very shame. lie
saws Leo is not his Wife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Tic Terry Case TO-Dny.

The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday with the trial Of civil cases only.
To-day the case of the commonwealth
against c.. Il. Terry. the Numbered -a!er
OF King william county. VIII be called,
and more than likely the trial viii come
OFF without any further posW9nem nj.
the accused Is charged with the passing
OF forged court orders en- the Auditor
Of Public Accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
COURT SALE AT AUCTION OF
THE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FORMERLY OWNED by THE LATE
IsHAM II; FREEMAN Avn
COUNTY OF HENRiCO.
In obedience To- decree entered In the
Circuit Court OF Heurico county on May
6. 1895. in the hereinafter narned cause.
I will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1896.
at O'Clock z. NJ. the sIX-RoOM BRICK
DWELLING No. 81 nor;h Twenty
At5.so o'clock p. NJ. the TWO BRICK
AND FRAME THREE-ROOM DWELL
INGS Nos. 3lli and Sll6 Lester or Main
street lot ~ 2-SXs0.
Immediately after the above sale the
VACANT LOT on the south side OF Les
ter street near Hague street: lot p feet
At o'clock r. NJ. the VALUABLE
lot at the southwest corner of Louisiana
and Eighth streets, lot 80 2-Sxlo0 feet.
ROOM BRICK DWELLING on Osborn
turnpike just south Of orleans street; lot
30N73 feet,
And on
FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1896.
at Henrico county courthouse az
u o'clock NJ. y TRACT OF LAND. with
Improvements thereon. containing 40 81
acres, about five miles below the city.
a little south OF the Williamsburg read.
adjoining Squire Vincent.
AND on THE SAME DAY.
on the premises. at O'Clock =. NJ. the
VALUABLE AND HIGHLI-lMPROVED
FARM, known az Whites" containing
about 120 ACRES. on the DarhytOWn
road, about two miles below the city.
AND on THE SAME DAY.
az G31 O'Clock L. NJ. THE HOME
TRACT" containing about , ACRES.
with the two-story frame dwelling and
other improvements thereon, just east OF
the city. on Fulton Hill.
TERMS: one third cash; residue In
ana II months. with interest, and title
retained until al OF the purchase money
IS paid. II; r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of the county OF Henrico; Freeman and
ais, plaintiffs. against Freeman and
, ais. defendants.
J. =. Broaddus, Clerk Of the said
court. DO certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause on the 9th day OF
MAY lso5 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the
said court. this 10th day OF June, 1875.
ty Il j. +. BROADDCS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Foot Cut by MACHINERY.

The ambulance was called TO the Loco
Motive Works yesterday morning TO n
white man named Talley. who's foot had
been cut by machinery. He was treated
by DR. Parker and taken 10 his home,
M SD MoSby street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL. ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAI.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ThE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
TRUSTEES SALE
THE DESIRABLE DETACHED VI.
STORY FRAME DWELLING
No. Gil NORTH TWENTY. sixth
STREET


In execution % tie deed ~ ;rus, s..-.
T. T. McCabe 20 the undersigned stt,1
August IS ls5f. recorded "a DrrF.fs...
l52 a. page 3is. Richmond Chancarv C--.,
we shall az the request 81 the b r.,.'.r
rles. default having been made ID r,
debt secured, sell by public auction. q.
the premises. on
TUESDAY. July Q. i0-
az GO O'Clock T. NJ. the above mana,
WELL-LOCATED AND VERY DFs.t
BILE DIV ELLlNG. the lot fronting = n,
on the east line % TWenfy-s.zfh 49,.
between Leigh and " streets. ana -.-
ming back between parallel lines DE 81.
the dwelling containing about seven p. -,s
having the usual convenience ana f..-.
one ~ the best IN that convenient .r.
pleasant location
TERMS. Cash as % the cost ~ ga.
cutting this trust. any taxes thar r.rl E.
due. and the sum % Slsaoi as ~ me IA.
Of sale. the purchaser 60 Assume ffa ....
ment of note Tor s. 200. due August
1896. and che residue by leglt.aa. r.f.
az three months. with interest aIf.f .r.
secured BIS a deed ~ trust 90 ne Ir...-..
or all cash. az the option oi tha purchase
F. ~iIIEkIiNE
JACKSON TRANr.r
ROBERT LECkN y
Trustees
J. r. Elan 4, Co. Aucti1ncers rfg
By Denoon. Turper q O..
Real Estate Agents and AuCt.na.-s
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

A FRAME DWELLING. No. lob ST
a FRAME DWiEiLLINdi'' 30. 5 CHARITY
STREET;
BY virtue Ct n deed of trust dated April
o. 1891, recorded IN the Clerks Office
OF the ChanCery Court Of the city Of
Richmond. and executed 10 the under
signed trustee TO secure the pawn nts
Of certain sums therein menflonsi. ana
default having be made. ana being Ts-
quested by the beneficiary so 20 do, We
VIII proceed 10 sell. on the prem ses. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20 1895.
AT 8 O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
the above PROPERTY mentioned In saI
deed. as follows. "Ail that lot u land.
with Improvements thereon, lying ami
being in the city ~ Richmond. IN the
south line Of Charity between First ami
s.. James streets. beglan.ne 81 feet from
-. James street. and frcatinc on Charity
street - feet and back - feet with @
rear width Of 20 feot'
also. that lot Of land. with improve
nests thereon. on west line 81 -. james
street between FlaTity and Federal
streets, beginning - feet from Charity
street. ami fronting on ST. James street
?. feet and back between parallel lines
Also that lot Of land. with improve
ments thereon. on west line ~ s. James
James street between Charity and Federal
streets. beginning -- feet from CnarltF
street ana ff0GfITH en- ~. james street.
81 feet inches and back along irregular
lines 80 feet. With "a rear width n feet
inches
TERMS: one quarter clsh balance 9.
T.. and is months. interest adled ami see
curel by trust deed. or easier terms, !.
desired.
JULIUS STRAUS
W. j. WESTWO ID.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
=. Thompson Brown * CO., Aucr0necrs.
f- "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
FOR RENT.

WANTED. 10 RENT OFT Pi.EA =. m, n.
ROOMS ON second floor uuihisn,1 a.
furnlshed), with or without D0~'N'
w W " l.-F, i-Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
AuCTIox SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD fhE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID fho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ihH
vENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

Richmond. Va. Jui} - .,
HAVING QUALIFIED ~ IHh ~
NINiSTRATRIX or JAMES KAN
ceased. ali persons indebted 20 sai'
are hereby notified 10 come for"A,- ".
t,le The same and all persons
claims against said estate are t.,s,i.',,.,s,,t
WIG" " p''' H. NJ hAa-t
~ ls.st, -ol' ''.' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

In execution Of the decree below r nd.
toned. the undersigned. appointed ft
commissioners Tor the purpose. nd. 'I.i
Tor sale. on the premises. on
MONDAY. THE 22D DAY OF july. 'tt
al 6 O'Clock L. NJ. the LOT nra ODD.
lmprOv ments thereon az corner
Peter and Duyal streets. The
house has long been used as place
business, and has about four room. "a.
sides store-rOom. and the rnltrI -f
joining has about i've rooms. q,
Immediately thereafter. say ar
NJ. | Will offer the THREE tNAb.f
DWELLINGS. Ii2. ga. ami 5i n.l
cQnd street fronting toe-f htr ,I 1851
side OF Second street q feet
a plat u this property VIII Do. cN'i.
az the time Of sale. showing uul..-i.t'
ETC., Of the said property.
All u the property Us sen l1cli i..
should command the atteut.. % O
seeking small. wcll-payng real r-..t..
TERMS one third cash f.s+t. i'
and twelve months. the purcni-
negotiable note. with LEGAL interest
title 10 the sad property ia.N
the purchas money Is paid 500 81. ,-+
Veyance ordered by The court
WILLIAM Elif~.'
GEORGE ~. la" ~
Special comm. -.iN
II. \. McCurdy Auctone.r
Price. who sues, etc. pa.ntf 23.eat
Mary T.. Ferguson AMI 4.s YIN,
ants.-In the Chancery Court W '-
Of Richmond. .,v
/. Charles W. Goddln. c.rk y
court. certify that the bond .-..
the special commissioner tf f-.n
IN said cause OF July T. 4'''
Given under my hand ih.' l' .n1. 4>} We
July. 1896. CHARLES W. 0'"',.'.-<
~ Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FORMERLY OWNED BY THE LATE
ISHAM II FREEMAN,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRiCO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
personal.
1 CARD.

4 ~ .,.l
We hereby announce % orr fr.sn.s ,.
the public generally the fact t1lt ~, ,rr
,l'sINESS IN ALL or IT'S BRAS ii..o
Al No. l8 north Tenth street. a.t.i N--
Isl next. and respectfully solicit O. s'-
Of your patronage. ...,.,, t,,
a. fS-aa4f All