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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

plants than we have hitherto hGu W.
these sections. do no; believe tne ,sr
ports that have been circulated elI oN "a
bumper crop ever had any real basis Tor
foundation. Certainly no one " tuia, ~,
this now. Tie rain IN THIS sect1o" - -,
Iuring tho prospects, because ,hc -" 30
Of the straw IL all too rank VIC ~
also hearing o. lots OF smut IN wnea',
and lodging IL the condition SroMs az
much worse during the next TWO "e .ir,,
az IL has during the las; two ,he ~, ~
viii not even be an average one II
now ont Of tho question thas the Norih-
west should raise more than an eNe, .,'
cyon. But IL IL possible. and even i'"-
babl. that we may 'aisc tnst .,.,,,
Now We are facing s,',no pcckv
the winter whca. crop east OF the i'oSny
mountains l00,co9.o~ bushels shoit; an
no touM the invisible IL thct uiucn ".
than usual This means II ths ia' NJ. ,',,a.
should market their whtat reg u,'" -. n
the whole vea= we would NOT nav
bushel OF vaaas or a pound or hohr to
export. except what is maze from 0sr
present visible s1pply. and tha, 10 o., o.
down to about n cA.OoD blsnC's. 49,
s'-c~s,t visible supply IS not more iran
IL 600 oDo bushels apcW what we wv.
set along with What l mean ~ 49,, va. ~
that We expect about Iov'',v,,in, ha nee
OF our present visible supply VIII y. ri,,1
,,p before new wheat is ht 10 Srilu,
either as whole or in part, anu "
should have continued wet weather u,
the winter wheat sectce1' ana a,.,tIa
spring wheat harvest. our Whole Visible l..r
rn,lIinr demand Nnti the new
wheat is III to use. l hear that greaii
deal OF winter wheat is so mucn lnJnIrvt
thnt 1t will have 10 be used Tot aiiiihHi
food - 80. dt.
.sThe winter wheat farmers are not dls.
posed TO sell freely. but the spring wneas
farmers will probably sell ireeg 50 u
we have no very heavy foreign dernanu NJ
xxrfll
a,no,, hasis until after our spring wheat
movement is over. But the more we ex-
port the higher our prices must eNeI.u
slly go. / do not think that IN Willy
Sin wears 7 have ever seen the legitimate
sitnsfion so strong nor the sentimental
cf.,,n .In,, 90 ,unnk q IL Is now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
STANTON.
A Cold snap-Movement TO buii"
RuiIrond-Cars.

STANTON. VA, July 24.-(Speclal)-
An immense amount OF rain mas lalieit
here I'm the past thirty-siN hours. IL -
so cold that overcoats were worn to-day
There is a movement Oh foot TO manu-
facture rairOad-cars at the BouIey
Wagon Works. n mile east Of stanton.
These works, next 10 the Tredesar-
Works. OF Richmond, have the large
buildings in Virginia. They have peeh
very successful heretofore IN making
characterization machinery. ana nave Il
large warehouse In New orleans. l,e-
Gently. however. owins to tarin leglsla-
ton and the curtailment or tne susdI
bounty the southern planters have NOT
needed so much machinery; ana an expert
in car-bullding has just peen n9 mr. -. W
examine the plant as 10 its suitaDliity IIr
q car-works. lie pronouhces II wen
adapted for such work. a..
Senator Thomas ). Martin was III lne
city yesterday, and was Nlslted uy iInhs
az our prominent men, including Hon.
Marshall Hanger, Consul 10 Bern uda'
now spending the summer here. ana Dr;
Carter Berkeley. Assistant Doorkeeper oil
the United States Senate. -
Mr.. John Cringan, Mr.: RoDett 80
Powers, and Mr.. II. Whltlock' OF h'cH-
mond are in town to-day.
Augustus Blanth. a prominent German.
American. and for many years Il fcslietl
OF Augusta, Is dead: aged 20 years. ne
was prominent in local Democratic politl-
cal circles. and was a wtll-to-do farmer.
one son and two married daughters sur
vive him. lie was buried this week al
Bethel Presbyterian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
LEONARD TAKES AN APrEAL.
lie VIII Test The Justices Right to
Impose the Fiuc-other Cases.


y. Leonard was charged in the Police
Court yesterday with selling magazine
ana a copy Of the Washington Post on
Sunday last. and was fined s. and costs;
but the case was appealed, on the grounds
that newsdaalers had been notified by
Chief-of-police Howard that they might
keep open between certain hours on sun
day. Justice Crutchheld ruled that the
law was explicit. and dii not admit Of
any such privileges being granted. The
case will be heard in the Hastings Court
during the September term.
The case against Charles u. Hutzler.
5or serving customers in his bar-Toom
on Sunday was continued to July 3Oth.
and a similar charge against Thomas
Jennings was dismissed for want of suiii-
Client evidence.
Lewis Swank J. II. sylvia, and Gerimo
dartin were fined 81 and costs each for
working at their respective callings on
Sunday.
Andrew Mcdonald was sentenced TO
Your months in Jail for stealing lot Of
books, valued at So. the property Of the
Times Publishing Company. under cir
cumstances which have already been re-
lated in these columns. He was also
convicted on a separate charge or stealing
n pair OF Gun -buttons and some postage
stamps the property OF J. T. Minetree,
and was sentenced 10 two months.
Charles Christian, said to be OF I'M
sound mind, was turned over 10 the
city Sergeant.
RAYMOND jefferson, William Carter,
Willie Burweli, Robert Anderson. Frank
Taylor. Holt Edmunds. and j. jefferson
were fined 81 each for throwing stones and
defacing the warehouse of Mr. J. X. Sedg-
wick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Many Convicts Received.

Sheriff F. ". Leonard. of Smyth coun-
ty. called at the Office Of the Auditor or
Public Accounts yesterday after delivering
al the penitentiary the following convlcts:
William Crawford. sentenced TO three
years imprisonment for grand larceny;
". A. Wood, sentenced to two years Tor
" II. Carter. Sheriff of Washington
county, also called. who had left in the
care of the Virginia Prison Association at
the reformatory at Laurei station a boy
by the name of Grover Cleveland Spriggs,
who is to be kept there untli ne becomes
Of age.
C.ty-Sergeant T. r. Tillett. Of Roanoke,
presented his accounts TO the Auditor
after turning over to superintendent Lynn
tha following colored convicts: Fannie
Lee. sentenced TO one years imprison-
ment for malicious cutting; Mamie
Brown, sentenced TO five years for mali
cious stabbing: Charles Williams alas
Charlie Reynolds, sentenced 10 two years
for the same offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
The Lakeside Club Chartered.

A charter was granted by Judge Minor
in the Law and Equity Court yesterday 10
the Lakeside Wheel Club. The object or
ths club Is 10 promote the interest OF
wheeling and to establish clubhouse for
the benefit and enjoyment Of its members.
It's capital stock shall not be less than
$500 nor more than S.0O. diVided INTO
shares of s.. .,
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year: President, Archer
Anderson. Jr.; Vice-President. HORACE >
Halves: Secretary and Treasurer E. V.
Williams. Board of Governors: Ashton
Starke, Richmond Lewis. jackson Miller
c. b. Antrim, II. L. Cabel. Charles ~
Smith. w. X. Johnson, Maury blil, Gran
willie G. Valentine, w. j. Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
BTsHOP VAN DE VYVER.

nj the Cathedral at Z o'clock. with Very
pev Father Frioli and Rev. Father
Ahcrn as HIS capellani. There was
large congregation. and az the oneriory
The choir sang the "Ecce Sacerdos Mag
nus" dedicated 10 the Bishop by Il.
KolthonD and az the conclusion OF the
mass the "re Deum" was sung in Eng
lish The choir was composed OF the fol-
lowing: Misses Kirk. Brennan. Randolph,
winston. Epps. and Messrs. Leonard and
Tinnegan SIR Leonard presided at the
organ There was a constant stream OF
visitors at the Episcopal residence
throughout the day. and Bishop Van de
Nyver received a great number OF
beautiful presents from private sources.
CONGRATULATIONS were received by mail
from many Of the Bishops friends in
other places. and special services were
held in all the Catholic churches OF the
city. and in many of the parishes in other
parts Of the diocese.
SKETCH or HIS LIFE
Right Rev. A. Van de Vyver was born
in Haesdouck. East Flanders, Belgium,
during the month Of December. 1915. He
was educated in a Catholic school In the
city Of ST. Nicholas. and having become
Convinced OF his vocation, he entered the
American Missionary College at Louvain
7
ordained priest in the private chapel
Of the Nuncio Apostolic to Belgium, at
Brussels Shortly after his ordination
90 came 10 America. and was appointed
un assistant pastor or ST. Peters "a
chcdtal. in this city. Later he was sent
20 Harpor's Ferry, succeeding Right Rev.
9ohn j. Keane as pastor of that impOr-
3ant charge The parish was more than
Eevcnty miles in length and extended
s,ver several counties in width. The sta
lions were widely scattered, and II re-
uuired a vast amount Of energy and zeal
a. discharge the duties Of pastor TO
Hook Of such immense proportions scat
tered over such an area. But Father
Nan de Nyver was not found wanting,
and the way in which he discharged those
duties and the great benefits derived by
that parish from his pastorate attracted
general attention, and he was called by
Bishop Keane to take charge of the Ca
thedral as pastor; later he was appointed
Nicar-general Of the diocese becoming
administrator upon the resignation Of
Bishop Keane.
lie was too modest ever to aspire to
succeed Bishop Keane, and when. un-
-expcctedy, the honor came he would have
been glad 70 decline IL. but the selection
had been made because of his fitness.
Tor those in higher station knew his good
lness and his abilities, and he was per-
suaded 10 accept the charge. With what
idelity and success he has discharged
The duties Of his exalted Office is a matter
'of history. Beloved by all who know
him. admired for his vigorous intelec-
tual gifts and amiable personality, even
by those who are not Catholics, the
bishop is popular with the whole COM
fnuHitv
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The Blues Moonlight Tonight.

The moonlight excursion and band con-
cert 10 be given on the Pocahontas to-
night by the Blues Battalion promises to
be a most enjoyable affair. The soldier
lads have been actively OF work. and sue
cess Is assured them The Blues Bahd
will render the following selections en-
route: ,,,
March. american CADET" r. y. Hall:
overture, THE Golden Hive, +. Drepsant:
waltz, moonlight on the Hudson, Her
man, op POS. comic medley. "Brudder
Gardner's Picnic" Robinson; march. l)i-
rectant." Sousa; overture. Ethiopian Car
nival," Iourendeau: waltz, Sober Las
Olas." Ras s: fantasia, "Mornington.
GortOn; overture, william Isll, hos -
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Monk Armstrong was locked up yes
terdav ON the same old charge that he has
Mad entered against him often bcfore-thatt
of disorderly conduct I'm the street anu
rirslng and abusing Mol.le Siloie;
Annie Thompson and Lucy Shepperson
fcolored) were arrested and taken 10 the
second Police Station, charged with rs
saulting each other and using indecent
language on the street
Joe Booker was arrested by policeman
Johnson in the First District FOR beating
and threatening TO kill Jane Booker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
WEDDING IN SUFFOLK.
Miss EnIo Richardson and Mr.. +. H..
Luke.

SUFFOLK, VA. July 2i.-(speciall "A
very pretty home wedding took place.
here this afternoon AT the residence on
Mrs. NJ l.. Richardson, no. - hhpy
street. when her daughter, Miss Ealo Is.
richardson. was united in marriage 70
Mr. Frank Ryland Luke, Rev. W. W
Staley. ID. D., of the Christian church'
officiating. -. ,
Mr.. II. ]. Bowen acted as best man,
and Miss Essle Richardson. Il si.,er VI
me bride. was maid or honor. After re-
ceiving the congratulations OF their
friends the happy young couple took the
Atlantic and Danville train for Noriolk'
en- route TO Washington. ID. G., on a
bridal trip' They VIII be at home. al
No. 81 east Washington street, after July
9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Prouerfy Transfers.

Richmond: II. y. Chafiin's trustees ana
Others 10 w. X. Johnson, 80 feet on south
side Franklin street between Laurel and
Shafer. subject to rent charge Of NoSo
per annum. $1,000.
+. NJ. Conner. special commissioner, to
W nj. Justis. 80 feet on Broad street
northeast corner Thrty-fourth. and tri-
angular lot between II, i, Thirty-fourth'
and Thirty-fifth streets.
HenricO: Lizzie T.. and III. T.. Grosh 20
James II. Barton. 20 feet OF lot and ~
feet OF lot 3, in block 10 Barton Heights,
$50
Highland Park Company to Frank j..
Stacy lots and in square l. S6l0
James Mantle and wife to Ameila u
Tompkins. and Orleans streets and VII
Harrisburg avenue. subject to lien Of sS,-
csc. Go, $500. ,,. -
II. ]. Patterson TO George Herman, 10
feet on Wood street. $220.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
HIGHEST Of all in Leaycning PowcLatcss u s. CoTt Report
R3H!A!!! R Rs*ds&l!
AH@0EuJTEKY PURE
DEFJED TIE LAW.
4 Lively Time ArrcstinE sidney L.
Carter.

Carter.
GREEN BAY. VA. July 2.-tSpecLal)-
Sidney L. Carter. who lives near MI.
leigh Va, has for tho last several days
been 6efylng the law and everything else.
II seems he has had somewhat OF a
grudge against ono OF his neghbors-Mr;
II. b. WiisOn-who IL a highly-respected
farmer and very peaceful man. Satnf-
day morning last Mr.. Wilson missed one
OF his horses. and with several OF MS
ncighbors started OFT In search OF the
animal. Tha; evening tho horse was
found tied In Carter's woods. A warrant
WAS issued for Carters arrest, but NJ
locked himself up i'm his house, with
shotgun and a pistol at his side. and fired
several times upon hearing any one APP
preaching.
ATTACKED IN FORCE.
Yesterday three magistrates, eight spe-
cial constables, and about hfty ciuZehS
made several attempts TO take the mouse,
but were fired upon. Finally Carter was
driven TO the upper story. and bradshaw,
one of the special conStahles, succeeded IN
gaining entrance. 10 one OF the rooms on
the lower floor Carter then rushed 10 the
head Of the steps and deliberately nred
on his puTsuer, and but for the laths
warding off the shot IL would hav" struck
the constable. bradshaw returned the
fire and Carter hallOoed, but Kept on re-
loading his gun. II was then agreed TO
again try all peaceful means, and TO THIS
end Lawyer q. 5. Wing was sent for. and
counselled Carter to come down and give
himself up.
HIS OWN TERMS
At first he refused to listen 10 any legal
advice. but eventually yielded. making
his own terms Of peace-to-wit, that he be
tried in Farmville. He then boldly walk
ed out into the yard. fired both barrels
OF his gun in the air. and gave himself up
TO the officers. He was taken before J.
r. Johnson. a Justice OF the peace, and.
waving examination. was committed 10
jail to await the action Of the grand jury.
Carter is well connected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Thcv Refused TO Surrender.

The last issue of the Veteran. published
IN Nashville, Tenn, contains an excellent
group of Mosby and sixteen OF his men;
Who refused to surrender and renamed
ont until June, 1866. Among those in the
9Toup are several weli-known Richmond
men+Norman V. Randolph, a. q: Ban
cock now dead, Frank II. Rahm. Walter
w. Gosden, Thomas Booker, and Ben
The command will have a reunion at
Marshall. Fauquier county (where they
were disbanded in 1869, on the lst OF
August next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
pcnyized "a Handsome sum.

The sum Of Sl3iQ2 was realized, clear or
Masonic Home on last 81. John's-Day.
The Ladies Auxiliary Association of the
home. under whose supervision and direc-
ton the entertainment was given, return
thanks 70 the following persons; MI. IL.
hovs OF the home for printing same; Mr.
Marx MIttledorfer. lanterns; Mr. Waiier
Scott for loan OF chairs. ana all the KIM "a
friends who so generously contributed 10
the success OF the entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
NcxvxdcnIcrs Notified.

The newsdealers Of the city were notl-
fed Yesterday by order Of Chief-of-Police
Howard that their places OF business must
he closed throughout the whole of next
Sunday. This also embraces the hotel
news-stands.
preachers called on Chief-of-POlice How
ard yesterday and presented him with
resolutions adopted by their conference.
complimenting him on the course he has
taken with regard to enforcing the sun
day laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
supremc Court of Appeals.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. July 2t--(SpeciaD
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day
the following were the proceedings:
Bertha Zinc Company vs.. Martins adj
ministrator. Blair x Blair. for appel
Lln;s; Walker & Caldwell, for appeilees.
Argument, which was begun Yesterday
was concluded. and the cause submitted;
A. a. Campbell trustee. VS.. NJ. X.
McBee. Partially argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Old Market schools Picnic,

The annual picnic OF Old-Market Sunday
school was given at Warwick Park yester-
day. and over 800 people went down. a
most enjoyable time was spent, and every
thing moved off smoothly
The committee in charge are very CRATE
full to those who so literally donated
money and provisions for The eA cursion,
and thereby contributed to the pleasure
nf fhl. nccl sion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Suit About Some Granite.

A suit was Instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by the a,ichmohu
Granite Company against John 7. Ander-
SON a Sons for damages placed at 500:
The suit. which Is contested, grew out or
n contract for the furnishing OF granite
TO the deisndant ana w .ne Mstpupo'''"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
RoCKBRIDGE BATHS.
nIEGaANY SPRINGS, VA.

The greatest dyspepsla-water known,
endorsed by the State Medical Society.
ana awarded gold medal and diploma at
Worlds Fair Chicago. Most popular
summer resort IN the mountains of VIZ
gInia. Elevation 1.1oo feet. Seautitu.
lawn OF 80 acres, Hne Walks
and drives: good livery; band OF
music. Terms moderate. Write cor clrcu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and .9;hlr par
ties OF eminence. {. a. COLHOlN,
Proprietor.
R..T. sTYLL, NJ. D.. Phi. g.. Resident
I)h.selciQu lie I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Church Dedicated.

EMpORIA. VA, July 2l-(Spcclal)-
The District Conference renewed its ses-
sons this morning. and transacted the
W. g. Starr. ID. D., OF Petersburg In the
absence OF Bishop W. ". Duncan, preach
ed the dedcatory sermon OF the new
Methodist church. The sermon was a
fine effort, and was attantvely listened
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
rocked on Diamond shoal.

CAPE HENRY. July 2i.-The Ameri-
can barllcntine j. w. Dresser, from Cuba
for New York. with sugar. sank on Outer
Diamond Shoal on the 22d instant at 2
Il. NJ. The vessel and cargo VIII be
total loss. The crew was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Hastings Court Cases.

In the Hastings Court, before Judge
witt and n jury. yesterday, Thomas JEFF
ferson was convicted OF malicious assault
and sent TO jail for six months.
Hannah Jackson, charged with house
breaking and grand larceny. was ac-
Quilted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
..TuE EDcTMERE."

Unbounded success OF the new and
fashionable sumner resort opened this
season at Edgemere. l.. l.. between Ar
verne and Wave Crest. sixteen miles from
New York PatroniZed by the best PEE
pie Guests charmed with its renn.i ana
abundant hospitality. surf and stili bath
ing in perfection, fifty private baths.
Boating, flshing--cverythin that makes
seaside life delightful, socially aud oir.r-
wise. Open I'll october. For crcutr,
address A. T. DICK. Edgom~r- Long
Island, y. I. ~ BTU. Th.Sd& SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
BY II. seldom Taylor &, Son
Eea.-LitGic AGciioneefs
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ~.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE mr.
l. CURSoT SPRINGS. IL PoNHAr1y
ABOUT IS MILES FROM Ef'n.usN
AND CONTAINING a. AeR-s
LhND.-ln execution Of . seol IL -
from |. Calvin Snafer AMI TIf. +, ~
Undersigned. dated April 60. isr. 49,. l.,
recorded IN tho Clerks Office q r .s.l..,
County Court. We Will. az ~ rsrl-,, =.
the beneic'ariss default ha-frg f
made ia ths payment OF the dtlt .c-,.-s
sell at public auction, Ga fnrt @, ~
otics ~ the aucrorecrs. NJ tr' eo--..
or Eleventh and Bank streets, Do fhe t...
Of Richmond. Va. on
SATURDAY. JULY q. ,vs.
At y o'clock NJ THE HCourv9-
SPRINGS PROPERTY. containing n
acres OF land, and having theron .. -
cottages aud TWO me springs. oro,rI
and the other chalyheate water. b. ma.
SAINT and hc1i:a-Xiging. Tbs law 4, ar-,
and very attractive. Tho llcAt p ~ 80
property s. about two mles if1n N.rt..
Station, on the Chesapeake ana obi. r..-
road Dames-Eiver DIVISION an .s c...,
% churches, schools, etc. In "a .lI.t
OF q live man this can b made a Do.
ductive property.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 90 pay ne est,
Of executing this trust, an -as'-l.- flks
also "A ratablc proportion ~ the t.Y.s q
1885, and TO discharge the drbt ceH.ret
bv said deed, which amounts O. j. sa
principal and 2U9.56. being tio interest
thereon 20 July IS. 1872. and tho I... ;.
upon such terms and secured 90 a..t mtr.
ucr az tho grantOr may prescribe so. n
thu event OF default in giving t..r q.
rcctious, then in two egr1l ms'alu.lts
at one and two years. Tor o. ..a.s
notes. with interest added from d-y 90 sl.e
and secured by q decd q trust
Z. y. MQRrHAN.
~ Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

BY VrrIe Of q dee1 ~ srsv9 sa-sss kr''.'
q. lssL recorded IN shs Gerxs soi.icv
OF IKE Chazcery Coog7 20 Ire giY ef
Richmond ara cxrcrt<d - a. rGcer-
signed trustee eo eecase TIE pAynients
OF certain SUN, there's. rn-nuonsd. snf
default having been msSe, and being 70
queste1 by ths beneficiary so 70 %. We
will procccA @ sell. on TIE premises, Oh
WEDNESDAY JULY "a. 1875,
AT O'CLOCK Y. NJ.
the above PROPERTY :ocationed In said
deed. as follows: An that lot q lanc
being !n the city OF Richmond on the
south lire OF Charity between First and
ST. James streets. beginning ~ feet from
ST James street. ana fronting on Charity
street "a feet and back % feet with a
rear width of 40 feet"
ALSO. that lot OF land, with improve
NESTS thereon. on west iinc Of 81. James
streets. beginning 81 feet from Charity
street. and fronting on -. James street
o feet, and back between parallel lines
40 feet"
Also. that lot OF land. with improve
ments thereon. on west Ire OF st. James
James street between Charity and FEDERAL
streets. beginning feet from Charity
30 Feet 8 inches. and back along irregular
lines - feet, with q rear width OF feet
6 inches.
TERMS: One quarter cash; balance S.
u, and rs months. interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed, or easier terms II
JULIUS SrRAUS.
w. j. WESTWOOD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
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TKIDAY. JrLY g6. ~.

M $50 y NJ, all that LAND. with re
improvements thereon. in to county n:
Hcnrico. near the western limits ot 10
city Of Richmond. on The south F.'.
Ashland street. and fronting thcfe m J
feet and having a depth ci - feet BE-.
tween parallel lines at right angle
TERMS. By consent OF an parties y
interest. one third cash; b4larca at (
and j. months. G. Ia DEeo'N
io n Trustee
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AUCTION sALEs-sa:s DAG.

WHEN REAL K5rAT!; - soi-O Te3
TAoSs.S FOR THE CIG2 .GFr CALs1'-
OAR YEAR AEn TO az PAID sHO
RATA BIZ THE vR4DSr AID AVE
VEEUEE.