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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

at your time of life you can carry on
clandestine correspondence with a
military school or an entire athletic
association.
Your mother acted within the limits
Of her rights under the constitution in
spanking you within an inch of your
life and putting you to bed right after
breakfast. You must not think that
am going to assist you in overthrow
ing parental authority. Scarcely! Pa
rental authority is a perfect boon. 1t
is palladium. Also a benson.
You should also return the widow
er's ring to him. 1t is evidently too
heavy for you, and he might need it
in a fight.
Truth Seeker, Indianapolis.-YOu
may thank your escort as you reach
the door Of your own home, but you
made mistake in Offering TO remun-
crate him. That is not all. Twenty
I'VE cents was not enough anyway. Of
course l admire your independence
and can see how you hate to think that
you are indebted to an entire stranger,
especially as he is Of a sex so different
from your own, but his return of the
money was perfectly natural, I think.
Bon Joir, Adrion, Mich. A bana-
ma is eaten by cutting it in two in the
middle and removing the edible part
with a spoon. The peel or outer husk
Of the banana is not eaten, but may be
deity secreted in the coat pocket Of o
neighbOring guest while his attention
is directed toward the pope's retrousse
nose on the turkey. Table manners,
in order to attract attention, should be
accurate, however, and never by any
means interrupted by conversation.
Should you get gravy on the blade Of
your knife away up near the hilt, you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
LILLE LANGTRY
BE MY SWEETHEART.

Sweetheart. sweetheart be my sweetheart
While Loves candle lights your eye.
Fre the roses Youth has planted
ON YOUR checks bloom fUl and die
While Your lips fresh I'm LIES morning,
Sweetlv scent of breath of dew
While Deceit and YOU are STRANGERS.
Ike my sweetheart them viii YOU?
Sweetheart. sweetheart he my sweetheart
While YOUR hair takes of the gloom
or n starless. cloudy Storm-night
Vet unsilvcred by the moont
While YOUR neck Yet arches graceful
ru c0Quettish little turns.
And this hand. O. oe my sweetheart
While upon my lips IL burns?
Sweetheart. sweetheart ne my sweetheart
While YOU smart with dash and VIM
r-ra these lips of tempting tulness
Are but shades of what have been?
while YOUR laugh is tunetul music
and your step is spr.shuy firm,
Tben when Axe from Youth has charmed
FROM my sweetheart I'll not turn.
WILL 5. RICHARDSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

once under one occupied by a beetle
importer from Yucatan. He had $50
of these delightful insects in a tin can,
which he kept in his berth on account
of the warmth.
A little over 500 Of them got loose ths
first night out of New York and called
upon me in my berth.
Quite a number of prominent states
men had given me a large, damp dinner
before l sailed, ana when l awoke in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
BY THEO. HARRY COIN.

Makes the fow'rs with rapt ure
In the mesh es OF her
Tells me she is all my
She's my own, and hers am
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

the morning, with darting pains
through the massive skull, and saw
these gigantic and gaudy bugs passing
the time of day with each other on my
chest 1 made a great big joint resolu-
ton, and 1 am keeping that resolution
up till yet.
/@41Q>A Ye
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
THEN HE UNDERSTOOD

Lady attracted by the bright face Of
a child in a baby carriage)-Whose
child is this?
Nurse (stolidly)-St. Pauls.
Lady (starting)-St Paul's? Impos-
sible. He was bachelor and has been
dead for centuries.
Nurseries, she is a st. Pauls or
phan.-Vogue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
ADVICE 70 VIOLET.
Bill Nye Replies to a New Woman
Who Is in Trouble,

And Advises Her to Wait and
Yearn - Other Correspondents
from Various Precincts Are Given
the Glad Hand and Instructed on
Etiquette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
WEEDS 4 VARIETY ACTRESS.
TrINic Hamilton Married 4" I"
youuu Medical student.

Trlxie Hamilton, variety ac'ress'
who has been playing at Putnam's Tor
some time. is married again. ana VIII
soon Quit, the stage. The fact OF her mar
riage is Of but minor Importance. but the
circumstances and conditions surround
ing the affair make II one OF more IMAM
T 'iiti is So faded brunette. With large,
hlack-lustre eyes. and painted checks'
and bears Indications OF having been
Strikingly handsome when younger, re- ie'
husband Ia Mr.. John G.. baylor q SUI
dent at the University College oi Mcui
cine and Surgery, former student OF
the University OF Virginia. and hanI
some and very popular young man. II
has resided In Richmond lor %, SOM oal,
months. making his home az No, %, Le
Franklin street. His father is said 10 -,
a surgeon in the United states army, anu
his family connections are the PES
The young man. IL Is said. ElSlt'I w :
companlons. and there he met TrlXle' pc
came infatuat 4 with her. ana mac IoF e
TO her He continued his visits 10 heT n
most nightly when she appeared on WY
stage he would sit In box anu "pP'"""
They finally determined to marry ana
on the 2Qth Of March procured ~ o"yv,
ana. going 20 the home OF ~, ,rNct ,y,re
Moore No. 2a23 east Marshall street. Wtlr
made man and wife, MT. H. ~ w."
acting IA best man , .t..o,.
The husband eniOined tt' SulCt'N.
secrecy on his wife. informing h3r tii "a.
he would be cut off without SHINING Dy
his parents II they knew Of his VSCdla'te'
ana She promised TO say nothing: W oman
like however. she remalnei Shtii' -
long enough TO return TO tne h'f,ie'
whom the whole story was tOld. me Hu.
band according 10 Captain PUTNAM az
mitted the truth Of TriMes stdlenl' ''S
ttere whcreupon she was dlsch9rEtN.
The couple separated. Mi Baylor tbIis
70 his home. on Franklin street anu mo
wife remained in her more unpie'c"''0"'
quarters. on Franklin street, also; a
The story leaked out yesterday. anu
friends of the young man sought 70 9r,rf as
certain # the reports we're true. ny
visited Rev. Air Moore, who shower MI IN
! The license. and stated that he performed
| the ceremony. a Dispatcn man Sn-
| deayorcd 10 see Mr. Baylor last nlGnt I.
hut he could not be found. lie was at
home to supper. but went ont aIt"rWaIi33 =
I'M had not returned little before liii,ad
nisht. Trixie played her role as usuai
LAST night and after the performance
talked freely Of her marriage , =.
She ia "a divorced woman. ana GalhS 80
| De "A daughter Of Dr. John y. Nfoe. OF
uoocr.fown. Md After hc- separation
from hey former husband sh" fesuii, a
her maiden name. Nina Nroe. nut ms
| she arain dropped five years ago ,Wncii
she went ON the stage. and adopted lhdt
Of TriNie Hamilton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

church Sunday afternoon. when the se-
cond quarterly meeting on me wu ans
rhes,er will be held. The local unions.
about dozen in number VII EI1. as ssurse
IN .,e 10 ~ s.is and march up into the
rpbureb and occupy the positions reserved
for them The unions tine , NwS f sbees
NC accessions nj almost every meeting
An attractive program%ne ev h1I % W nat ar
-, petorsLurg will deliver an address
on what Means This stir, an essay
prepared by Miss Beach ,s Of the y ss1op bd
,ead and Mr Walter II. Kyland, OF Bar
ton Heights, will speak on M the
rrayer-sleetlng" The music VIII be =
snecial feature Of the occasion, MS VIII
tho responses 10 the roll-call. The hand
some son banner just secured will be award
ed 10 the union making. the ARREST per
centage during the past quarter on at
tendance. and the number taking part In
the devotional exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Welded AMID PALMS
MISS LiCuTENsTEIN BECOMES THE
bride OF MIR. STRAUSS.
A brilliant Event ut the Masonic
Temple Last Sicht--Thc Ceremony
Followed ny n Brilliant Reception.
Other suptini Events.

Mr.. l.. s Strauss. n prominent mer-
chant OF Charleston. w. Va, ana mem
Der OF the firm Of Goldbarth & Strauss,
and Miss Rosa 1lchtenstein. daughter
of the late l.. Lichtenstein. OF this city.
were united in marriage at the Masonic
Temple at S o'clock last night
The ceremony was performed with IN
pressiveness by Rabbi L. y. Calisch. o>
Beth Ahaba Synagogue. in the presence
OF a very fashionable audience composed
OF the friends OF the young couple.
The marriage took place at the foot
OF an immense bank Of palms and ferns
in the promenade hall opposite tho
Grand-Lodge room Of the Temple.
BRILLIANT DETAILS.
a full orchestra dscourscd the inspl-
ring strains OF the bridal march rs the
cortege proceeded toward the Temporal
rily-Constructcd altar. The bride, a
graceful young woman, entered lednine
upon the arm Of her brother MI Isaac
Lichtenstein. She was attircd In very
handsome gown Of white satin brOcadc,
and was preceded by the six ushers, who
were McssTs Lewis Lowenstcin, Albert
Schwab OF Charleston. W. Va; Henrr
c. Strauss Gustave O"strcichcr. Felix
HesSbere. and Jacob Lichtonsiein. Among
the guests from a distance were Mr. ana
Mrs. l.. :. Strauss, parents Of the groom;
Rev. NJ Salzman. Miss Clara Strauss.
Mr.. Charles Loco. and Mr.. L. l.. kaui-
man. Of Charleston, ". Va; Messrs.
Harry Cohen and 6. l.. Strauss. Of Bal
timorc; Mr.. and Mrs. Max Frank. Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Fink. and Mrs. D..
Polly. of New York
THE RICHMOND GUESTS.
The Richmond guests were Mrs. G.
Lichienstein, Mrs. !. Lichtcnstein. SITS.
J.. 4. Morris. Mrs. T.. y. Cdli~ch. Mrs
NJ. Hessberg. Mra. II. LicEtenstcin, Mrs.
l.. : Myers. Mrs. ~. Block. Mrs T.
Raab. Mrs. Caroline Strlus. Mrs. Simon
Sycle Mrs H. VI. Reinhardt Mrs. Marx
Gunst. Mrs. Albert Grceutrec. Miss Nil
ME Levitt. Miss Ella Krakcr, Mis- lille
Kraker Miss Minnie Block. Miss Rosa
Freshman. Miss Minnie Htsshcrs, Rev.
T.. y. Cuhsch, and Ncssrs T. IiChtenefeIn,
J.. Il. Morris. NJ. Hcssbcrs. u. Lich'en-
stein. + : Myers. II. Block, j. Raab.
Charles Straus. SIMON Sycle. II. VI. Gein-
hardt. Marx Gunst Joseph Lichtenstrln
Albert Greentree julius Lcw'i. Alfred
kraker CASTOR krdker seymour SFcie'
Sol Fleishman. l.. Gilman. Ice Straus.
Joseph Hutzler. byman Hu'lier' ana
CASTOR IAchtenstain.
Immediately after the marriage Mr
and Mrs Straus held a reception at The
by Caterer Hulchcr i'm tn Grani-Lodge
banquet-hail. The bride and groom viii
take an extended northern hrida! tour
before going 20 their future nome,
Charleston. ". Va.
other NuptIGi Events.
There was quite pretty wedding at $50
O'Clock last night 40 the residence Of
Mrs Thurston Turner. No. - north
Twenty-third st.'et. j. was then that
Miss MarN r. Turner became the bride
- Col ri 80 Do N-.aV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

A LADY or REFINEMENT DESIRES
4 POSITION IN \ NICE FAMll1 NJ
COMPANION TO AN INVALID LADY;
with competent helm. VIII READ
to her write, etc, and be comfort ia
many ways References exchanged Al
dress CAREFUL, Uptown Dispatch once
ap l-lt'
WANTED GIRL WHITE0, not
Younger than II years. ~ \ fttl-
NATE FAMILY OK \ FARM. The right
girl can find a good and permanent nome
as one of the family. Apply a. j.
THOMPSON. Rio Vista POst-Ollce, at
the forks on Cary-Strce, road ap l-jt'
WANTED FIRsT-CLAsS COOK;
ALSO. EXPERIENCED NURSE. Refer
ence required. Apply 70 BIB Harrison
street. ap t-i'
WANTED, \ MAN OF EAftI;li::N, y
in Orcanizir- local boards for building
and loan associations Salary 500 pr
month If references are satisfactory. Al
drea Post-Oflce Box is. HIchmoni, VI.
ap Bot
WANTED. \ SALEEAIAN OR TRAY
FLIING-MAN TO CARRY OUR SAM
Pills. As \ SIDE LINE Ok CONMlS-
SION Address IMPERIAL OIL. AND
GREASE COMPANY, Cleveland ONO.
WANTED. 4 SMART Young Ian
TO CANVASS FOR ADNEitIlSENt NI is
for newspaper. Salary. STEADY position.
WALLACE GRAHAM, 50 Main street
Norfolk. Va. APP o-'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Contest for n JudGeship.

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 3.-(Special)-
To-day Charles \. Cook. who Will con
test Judge Meare's right to the Eastern
Criminal Circuit judgeshir. asked ieaFe
If Attorney General osborne to bring
action quo warTanto. Judge Neares VIII
hold court in Mecklenburg next week
without contest. Able lawyers here say
he has nine points in ten ON ms Side. II
10 the Governor that the latter had the
right 10 make the appointment was cor
rect.
Confederate infantryman was hoisted 70
ifs ulace upon the top of the monument
here. The statue IS 9 feet 10 inches high.
and weighs 900 pounds. The pose Is
Uarticrlarlv fine. and the appearance Of
The statue is striking. il Is s. feet above
The ground level. In two days more the
monument will be complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
TcIcDhonr aud Telegraph COmpany

DURHAM. y. G.. April 3.-(SpecialD-
Twcnty-throe of the twenty-five new ma
gistratos elected 10y the new legislature
Ne Clerk ~ the Surcrior Court.
The Interstate Telephone and Tcle-
graph Company was organized here yes
tcrday and will proceed al once 10 the
manufacture If telephones. Nessrs.
George " Watts. J. :. Carr aad l.. \.
carr. Of Durham are prominent stock
holders H. \. Carr is president and j.
: Carr secretary and treasurer
At meeting of the stockholders Of the
Morchcad Banking Company Yesterday
the old Board Of Directors and bank Off
| GERS were reelected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
WILL BIZ TRIED ~ NORFOLK.
The Smuggling Cases FIXED for na,
1th-Other indictments.

w \. Haynes, G. r. Uzzle, and p J.
Mugler, r. J. Gannaway. Frank james,
George Brown. j. W. Selden. Malachi
Denison. and VI. J. Donovan, against
whom the United States grand jury on
Tuesday found true bills for smuggling
one barrel Of rum. were brought 10 this
civ Yesterday from Newport News. They
were taken before Judge Hughes, and
their cases set for May IN at Norfolk:
Bail in the sum Of SlOo0 was required :
Haynes. Uzzle and Mugler. and tive
others were recognized for their appear
ance.
The grand jury was in session again
Yesterday, and found true bills in the
following cases: Diana Scott. charged
with breaking into the pos,-ofiice at Chase
city: O. w Hardy. Of LynchburS, ana
Peter Cunningham and II. c. Gooch. or
Mecklcnhurg county, charged with Nio-
lating the internal-revenuc laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
VRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
WeSt-Mail. Property.
DETACHED DWELLING
AND
TWO LOTS. 25NI1S ole FEET.
ALL ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE
TWEEN PARK AND MEADOW
STREETS

by virtue Of del - trust - Tho un-
der-ien n. dated December s. l>f3. ana
recorded IN Ueurico County Court p.eI-
Book o., a. page ~. % secure note
therein 81 scr.iod default having been
made. and being required $50 10 DID, /
Will sell by auction. o9 tha premises.
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th.
NJ J.. NJ, q part OF the REAL ESTATE
therein described Js follows.
Lot 10 land on the south line ~ Main
street ginning - feet w.st ~ PARK
street thence running west Warl,y ana
frontin~ on Main street a1 ieet and run
uiug back between parallel lines D., .-l5
fect 90 nm alley If DESIRED WILL
SELL As A WHOLE or DIVIDED.
ALSO
THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING AND
lot. fronting ~ et inches n1 south
line Of Main street and runu'us back
sOHthWlrl.N betN parallel tr"s lt3
which il has a width of - feet.
This IS . good property. ln 90 .rahi '
and rapiily-EroWlng location. whose fu-
ture b. assured. The DWELLING. $50.
1913 west Main. ls neat .un-silH
detached frame, nearly new. az ser p
THE LOTS are Of EXTRA DEPTH
schools. eto, and NO part of our grow ins
W EST END offers SO COOL an oUp0rtu-
nifty for profitable inyc-Jw ant for sam
amount 0f money as here.
TERMS. B' consent. one fourth cash.
b7l2uc. SIX, twelve AMI fi-1t0 months,
per ut interest properly s.cur" Z
EDWARD IL. BROWN.
J. Thompson Brown q CO.. Aucron-ers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04

Paramount. Mrs. William Hechler: st.
James, Nrs. NJ. u. Ice. Asbury, Mrs.
Gates; Laurel-Stree,. Mrs. Kinsey, Barton
Heights. Mrs. Rose.
Baptist Church First. Mrs. NJ. T..
Frayser Second. Mrs. ". Nj. Gray and
s. r. Wilson; plne-Street Mrs. j. -.
1iu;son. I.eigh-Streot, Mrs. Westwcod
Grove-Avenue. Mrs W. s. Pitcher; I'M
manuel. Mrs. j. u. Walthal.
Friends Society-Mrs. ploasants and
Mrs. CT nahaw.
Mrs. Bryan announced that a change IN
the constitution was contemplated, ana
that a meeting would be held for that
purpose IN about a month
After the meeting AL adjourned 10 the
dininR-room. which mad been very prctiily
decorated. where refreshments were
served
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Den:h of n WeIi-k no,yu Printer.

residence on west Grace street. yester-
day morning NJ go o'clock.
Mr. Williams was native of New
Kent county. and one Of the hest-known
Of Richm0nd's printers. lie came to Rich
mond when he was II years OF age. and
when lG began his apprenticeship on the
Religious Herald. then under the manage
ment Of Mr.. William Sands its founder
had remained continuously with the paper
ever since. He was 50 Y ars old on the
day of his death. Mr. Williams, was A
consistent Christian, and was hcid IN
high esteem by all who knew him. He
leaves wife and four children-three
sons and one daughter.
The funeral will take place from Grace
Street BAPTIST church at 4 O'CLOCK TINS
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
WILSON PoSTMASTER-G GENERAL.
rho Ceremony of Induction Into
oCjcc Extremely Simple.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April S.-Hon.
William /. Wilson. Of West Virginia, at
1910 \. NJ to-day was sworn in as Post
il4etcr-General of the United States by
rbi.r-rusfice Fuller. Of the United states
supreme Court. and Immediately assumed
TIE duties OF the Ollie
The ceremony was performed in me prl-
waite Office Of the POs'maStc r-GeneTal the
only witnesses being Miss Full r. daughter
of the chief Justice, and Miss Bessie VII
son. daughter of the new Postmaster
General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Nicnrngua-CanaI Commission.

WASHINGTON. April 9.--The President
has selected. under provision OF NE
sindrv civil appropriation bill the fol-
lov,in, persons as a board To investigate
and report upon the feasibility. per
manency, and expense Of the Nicaragua
canal over the route proposed by the con
etruction company: From the army, Major
William Ludlow. CORPS Of Engineers from
the navy. Commander NJ. y. Endicott:
from civil life. Alfred Noble. Of Chicago;
member Of the American Society OF civil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
GRADUATED SUGAR,
SIC. PER POUND.

Clipped Beef, ljc. per pound.
Salt PorH,, &C. pound ~. nor ,ou,d
California Hams, Sc IJunl
Sour Pickles. 2Jc. per gallon.
Best new crop New Orleans Molasses.
4S %ew IeN 6rth carolina cut Herrinss &C..
nor. dozen or $50 per hllf-tdrrei.
y dozen New North Carolina Roe Her
rings for Dc, or SD per ntll-Darttl
Vanilla and GOlden-Dup syrup, &c per
thistle Tomatoes. Sc. per can.
California Dried Cneiii-@. ~. per pound.
pei 5lm 9e-l,..de Jelly. &C. per pound
euerr-Cured Shoulder. &c. 4 pound.
small Early June Peas, O., per pound.
Try our t. Jur al S-.io per barrel It's
good famuy-lsc. pr sack.
California ApricOts. lie. can.
Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco, Sc.
PHI Thirteen pounds Best Virginia Buck
JaS. Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers,
Doe per pound. Java and i.asuyra.
Pure Lard. &c. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes. for &c.
New Mackerel. Zoe. per dozen.
New North Carolina cut Herrings, 500
= pure sdgar-syrup. l5c. gallon.
Good Tea, DC. per pound.
Pure Rye Whiskey. years Oh. & per
silver King Patent Family Flour. best
sold, $3.50 per barrel or &c. per sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour y per
barrel. Or 2oe, per sack. -,
Fresh New York lutter. l5c. pound.
Frice-List mailed on applieation.
S. ULLNfAN'S SON.
1870 and lS22 eas, Main street.
Phone 3i5. no Id xsu
ENGINE WANTED. SECOND. FROM
% to . H. =. Address ENGINE. care
Dispatch. ap 2-eOi3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELIN-
QCENT TAXES. CITY HALL,
RICHMOND. VA. April /, 1895.
by an ordinance of the city, II IS
required that notice shall be given in all
the daily newspapers. under the direc-
ton Of the Committee on Finance. that
the LIST OF DELINQUENT TANES on
REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
will be published in one or more Of the
daily papers. and also the time and place
of sale OF said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice
f. hereby given that said list will be pub
lishcd IN the state on SATURDAY, the
2Oth day Of April. and on SATURDAY.
the ith day OF May. 1895. The sale will
take place in front Of the city Hail, on
BROAD street, between Tenth and Ele-
vcnth streets. between the hours OF Y
O'Clock NJ. and ! o'clock l.. ~, on Mon
day. the 9th day Of May, 1855.
perry advertised must pay on or before
The 18TH instant. JOHN \. MEANLEY
collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
an 9-tMVJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
EnnifnI NInftcrS.

Mr.. L. L. G. Scott Of Colonel Marye,s
office. is busy sending out pension
checks ,,-,,...or
j. l.. Redmond, Sergeant OF lnch'stIr,
~ ~ tho Capitol Yesterday. lie brought
Arthur Rifle 10 the reformatory, at
Tho BOARD Of Public Works met yes
to-day, hut transacted routine business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
nuslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. = MAN WITH FROM 500
TO 1900 cash. ana with good references
and security 10 TRAVEL FROM DELLA
WARE TO FLORIDA In an established
business, guaranteed TO pay $50 day
profit Call on TAYLOR & CO., ll09 Main
street, over City Bank. ap i-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED; TO to- SELL H; TIE F Es5{ T.
IISUED. WELL-PANING MANJFAo-
T1;Ti'iR3iiNG Bj'SINESs. 100 per cent. profit.
Small capital required. Good reason tor
selling. Apply TO 80 Washington street
corner Beverly. ap i-ot'
WANTED TO SELL \ YOUNG MICH
cow, fresh 10 the pail; calf ~ hef s.lt.
vi r. \. LUCK & BRO.
IN tie lo7 south Twelfth street
WANTED. ONE OR Two UNFIR-
NI-HED ROOMS. for liGht house keeping.
:, 4, - 60 Ilsnafcl an +-ltr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
by r. f. Chahin & CO,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
4 OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN DUNAL'S ADDI-
TION, HENRICO COUNTY

by virtue Of a decd Of trust dated
August T. 1871. recorded in Hourico County
Court In Deed Book l5f b.. page 3i3.
default having been made In payments
secured. and az request OF tne Beneficiary.
We VIII sell by public auction. On tue
premises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL ,. 1855.
at $50 o'clock J.. NJ. tho PROPERTY On
said deed as follows: "All that certain Jog
Of land. with small frame dwelling and
other improvements thereon. lying ami
being i'm the county of Henrlco. fronting
IL - feet on the west side ~ street
NOT named. and running back l'2 feet.
being the southern half OF lot No. 3, ~
Square ~. Duvals addition
TERMS: Cash for expense or sale ann
10 nav debt OF Si0i -. The balance on
terms 10 be announced ar the sale.
JULIUS STBAfS
W =. WESTWDDD.
K. +. CHAFFIN.
Trustees.
Sale by r. b. Chanin & CO.. Auctioneeis.
B.