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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-13

Brown & Kubey the wholesale
and retail dealers in watches,
clocks, jewelry and plated goods
have moved into the Arlington
Block. Hotel street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-13

J. +. c. Hagens and Miss Eliza
Hugo will be married at St. An
drew's Cathedral Monday evening
at 4:3o o'clock by the Bishop Of
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-13

The annual clearance sale of N.
S. Sachs begins next Monday and
will last only two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
THE NEWS IN PETERSBURG.
Death of n WclI-Known Lady
Political aud PERSONAL

Political aud pcrsonai'
PETERSBURG. VA. September H.
Spec.ai)-The remains OF Mrs. Mary a.
Tannor. who died last night In Norfolk
| ~ nsralvsis. were brought to this city
this morning. and her funeral VIII take
| Mace from st. Paurs Episcopal church
| tomorrow. The deceased was 'he reie'
| OF Major ~ NJ. Tanner. ana at the uihe
| OF her illness and death was visiting ner
son Mr.. John Tannor. in Norfolk. she
,,as most estimable Christian lady.
| and greatly beloved by all VINO knew her
| She leaves two sons and three daughters.
Mr. W. T.. McRae announces hlinseIi
= candidate for reelection to the House
OF Delegates from this city, SUBJECT 10
the will of the Democratic party. MI
McRae satisfactorily represented the CITY
in the lower house OF the last Generai
Assembly. and there is no doubt that ne
will be renominated and reelected VINO
the other nominee will be Is at present a
matter Of doubt. The nomination VIII
either be given to Mr. Charles Han DAVIS
who was elected to fill the vacancy IN
,ho legislature. or TO MIR. Thomas Il.
Ivey who is being urged as representa-
tive workingman and Democrat.
WILL LOSE MONEY.
1t is understood that the petersburg
Baseball Association, Instead OF max
ing money by It's club during the present
season, will lose n considerable amount:
And yet 1t has always been maintained
that the Farmers were one OF the
strongest and best batting teams In the
league. The mystery, therefore. is now
could such n good team come out second
to foot in the race.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The nublic schools OF Petersburg will
reopen for the fall session on Monday
next and. IL is expected with a largely
increased attendance Two new rooms
have been added TO the High School. Cd
Union street. TO accommodate the pro-
NOTED pupils. and a large addition has
been made to Anderson Scnool, on Wash
ingtOn street
Hon. Z. c. Venable, Il. ID. Gillian, and
r. II. Wallace have been appointed re-
representatives. Of the Chamber OF Com
merce TO the South and West Trade ana
Grain Congress which is TO meet in At
lanta in October
Ex-Governor William f. Cameron. wife
and daughter. arrived In the city last
night from Chicago, and are stopping Tor
a few days with friends. Colonel came
ron. though in business In New YORK, sui
claims petersburg as MS HoHiS.
Mr.. John Il. Halligan left for Rich
mond to-day to study medicine at the
Virginia Medical College.
The Evening Progress of to-day has the
following:
Mr.. b. s. Wyatt, the young man VINO
went down to Norfolk yesterday for the
purpose Of marrying Miss Fannie Twi-
ford, a young lady Of that city, did not
succeed in taking unto himself a wife, be-
cause Of the fact that, being not yet ar
rived al the lawful age. the Clerk Of the
city refused 10 grant the necessary
license He telegraphed for his father.
however, who left for Norfolk this morn
ing for the purpose Of lending his son
such assistance as is necessary. BY now
the young couple are doubtless man and
wife. They are expected 70 arrive in Pc
tersburg this evening"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
DANyILLE's COLORED SCHOOL.
Judge Aiken Refuses to Perpetunte
the Injunction.

DANVILLE, VA, September 2.-(Spe-
cial)-Judge A. NJ. Aiken, in quite
lengthy opinion rendered to-day In the
case Of certain property owners in the
eastern part Of the city against the
Council, in which said property owners
PRAYED for perpetual Injunction, re-
straining the Council from building
colored public schoOi-house on Dances
Hill. refused a perpetual injunction, ana
dissolved the temporary injunction. The
Judge says: at is a settled rule OF con-
struction that municipal corporations
possess and can exercise the powers
granted TO them In express words, and
those which are necessarily implied, or
are incident to the powers expressly
granted. When the city was given by
its charter in express words the power
to build school-houses, the power to Sc
lect and purchase place TO build on
necessarily followed. The power to Sc
lect a place TO fix the building is in
cident to the power to build. A power
to build a house could not be exercised
without the power to choose n place 10
rest the building. 1t would be a vain
and unavailable power, as a house could
not be built without spot of earth for
a foundation TO raise upon II was claim
ed in the argument that ii was the duty
OF the School Board TO select the place,
and the duty of the city to construct
the building. but i do not find anything
in the language Of the city charter or
section of the general laws (section 1888
of the Code OF lsSD. that would give sup
port 10 the contention that the Legisla-
ture so intended. Nor can / find or con-
ceive Of any benefit that might accrue
to the cause of education by such divis-
lon OF duties between the city and the
School Board. That such was not the
design of the Legislature is evident from
the fact that both the board and the
City Council are given the power to
build In express terms.
meeting of the citizens will be held
tomorrow night 10 decide whether they
will take an appeal 10 the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary NJ. Dame
wife OF the Rev George w. Dame, D.
D.. took place this afternoon. and was
largely attended. The pail bearers were
her four sons-Rev. Dr. w. NJ. Dame,
Rev. n. =. Dame, Rev. G. w. Dame.
Jr.. and Captain J. c. Dame-Mr. Robert
Brydon. her son-in-law. and Mr.. G. Mel
Brydon. a grandson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

Highest of all Leavenng PowcLatest u s. Govt Report
RH!a!!! R Rsxass'!
AR@@E.WgEgY PURE
AR@GsE,NyyEUY PURE

ton. During the depression the nominal
price was So but very near 10 w "as
the price actually accepted. SO that wy"
the previous advances the present au
vance is practically 10 per cent Inns
however is very much less thaii vi,
advance in billets, which Is easily ~ pc,
cent; the price for rails is, THEREFOR, sun
very moderate, all things cohsidereu,
At the same time II may be REMARKED
that s2s.75 at seaboard Is just ABOUT .qua'
10 the cost OF foreign rails, so lhat tne
market will not stand any further fnaih-
ing-up at present. although seaooaru ue-
IiyerIes are seldom required. Mills in the
interior getting 1913 Z. o. b. have declded
advantage. but for the Atlantic coast
and Gulf ports foreign rails nave SOME
chance OF getting in. Vessels consigned 10
southern ports FOR cotton or to Atiaheic
ports for grain may carry inward carsoeS
at extremely low rates. ana thereos sc
cure some business 10 European rail-
manufacturers. but there Is no great dam
ger. and the rate agreed upon al yester-
DAYS meeting S2S.75. at tide. VIII proDa-
bly, hold the business on this slde. Apout
sl9 (. O. b. Is the European quotatoh-duty
S7Si, freight and insurance e. Woulu
make s2ssi. The bulk OF tne business,
however. is for interior deliveries. and, as
this IS likely to be a. iarge as can De
handled. mills are not much concerned
as TO the seaboard trade. The steel-raii
manufacturers are noted FOR their Keen
judgment in matters pertaining to the
steel trade, so that the advance at TINS
time may be regarded as a strong en-
dorsment 10 those who believe In con-
tinuance OF the favorable conditions now
prevailing. .os.
The new price Is to go into effect al
once. Although IT does not mean that sales
will Immediately be made at the new
figures. II gives a quotation. Since the
boom in steel and iron began there mas
been a rapid advance In all arucIes OF
iron or steel except rails. Bessemer ad-
vanccd more than s. a ton. which IS over
81 ton more than the price Of steel rails
has zone I'D this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Meeting of Hospital Committees
Personnl and General.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September IL
Special THE Executive and Building
committees of the Hospital Board were
in session yesterday. The usual amount
of routine work was gotten through with
by the Executive Committee, and the
Building Committee had before them
Architect Carl Ruehrmund of Richmond,
with plans and specifications for the pro
posed infrmary building. which the board
will erect at an early day. Corrected
plans will be submitted at a full board
meeting to be held September 18th.
AN IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL.
Ethel Morris. the little S-year-old daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Morris. died
at an early hour yesterday morning
after an illhes5 OF only few days. The
deceased was "a sweet child. and was
loved by all who knew her. The bereaved
parents In their profound sorrow have
the deepest sympathy of the entire com
munity. TIL. funeral took place to-day
ot 10 o'clock from the residence OF her
parents. and was largely attended. the
Methodist Sunday-school children ana
teachers attended. as well as many chill
dren from the Baptist Sunday school. ana
the long line of little ones, each carrying
n floral Offering in testimony for their
love and affection for the deceased, was
made in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Rev
w. II. Davis and Rev. y. T. Warren, OF
the Methodist and Baptist churches, re-
spectlvely, OBLIGATED.
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS.
The Gait building and lot purchased for
Miss Marie Marshall, late OF New York.
will be greatly improved. Artesian wells
will be bored, and electric-lights used
both on the grounds and buildings. and
the entire premises enclosed with neat
fence. =,
Mir. Tazewell Taylor, OF Norfolk. Is
visiting his friend Mr.. Charles Coleman
Nicholson avenue.
Mrs. Amanda Caskie and her daughter.
Mrs. Matte Plass. OF ST. Louis. are
guests OF Captain and Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. Lyon @. Tyler will leave during the
week 10 visit Miss Leawell in Gloucester.
Lieutenant Rogers Gait. who has been
here for some time with his family on
waiting orders has been ordered 10 re-
port to the New York navy-yard for
duty on the battleship Maine.
Miss Coey Bloxton has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, and Ocean View.
Information has just reached here OF
the death In Wyoming OF Mr.. Upsher
Powell. son OF Mr.. Peter Powell. one OF
our Oldest and best-known citizens. Young
Powell had resided I'm the far West for
"a number OF years. being engaged In the
cattle business. and his death was
great shock to his family here.
Miss Lucy Booth. who is at Bar Harbor.
the guest Of her friend. Miss Marion
Kemp, OF New York. was entertained
yesterday at handsome luncheon given
!n her honor. Miss Booth will remain
North for several weeks longer.
Rev. John w. Dougherty. OF Fulton
Baptist church. Richmond, was here to-
day 10 attend the funeral OF his little
niece, Ethel Morris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

Hall. d. D.. OF Lynchburg. to Bethei
Presbytery. South Carolina.
A call from Liberty church. BEDFORD
City. to Rev. II. u. Eggloston. was round
In order. placed In his hands, and accept.
cd by him. His installation was oedered
for next Sunday, and Rev. Drs. w. u
Campbell and #. W. Hooper were ap-
pointed a Committee Of Installation.
The pastoral relation between kev. ..
r. Bridges and the church a, Salem was
dissolved, and a letter OF dismissal grant
ed him 10 the Prcsbytery OF Missouri, he
having accepted call 10 Columbia tha'
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
VERY HANDSOME PARIOR H.
NlNG-koOM, AND OTHERFURNlrT.e
AT AUCTION.

By direction OF lIr. Goodman NIB, Oh.
declining housekeeping / wil SIN a, BIZ
residence, No. 1924 Park avenue. al. E8
\. NJ.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER T.. iv5
one Beautiful Gold-GIt par'or sun r-.
holstered In the richest satin tr..,f.F
one Excellent Spring Couch. .a velvet
corduroy;
Fancy Wicker Pa-l5r Rock -s ana
Alabastor Mantel Clock:
Ebony and Ormou Fancy plrur T1t'e
one Lady's Desk. Pictures lar. l-i
Chenille Curtains. Antique oak Tlh.a.
Polished-Oak Hallsaul beyege!-pai.
mirror. and Gmbreilasnul.
one Fine Polished and Cary.l-O-k Drf.
let. with heavy beyeled-p.ate mirror.
Fine-Polshed Oak Pedestal Egtans. Oh.
Table and OAK Dlni1g-ChaIrg.
Very Fine Gold and Glt Hayilni China
Dinner and Tea Set Af,.r-Dmuer an.
fee. and excellent Sly-r-p1tal Ta1
Set-waiter. butter-lisi. knives. AMI
forks. epergnes. fru., stands Ge.
Engraved w % and Table Glassware.
Oak Furnituie, Down anl Felfher-PI.
lows, EiderdOWn quilts. Blankets. Toll
et Sets, &c,
Kitchen Furniture and miscellaneous az.
ticles. GEORGE v. MAYO
sei3 AIcl0nrar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
POSTAL AND PERSONAL.
Extensions of Naval Hospitals.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September H.
Surgeon-General Tryon, of the navy, Is
pushing repairs and extensions of the
hospitals at Brooklyn, n. Y, Chelsea,
Mass. and Norfolk. Va. At Brooklyn and
Norfolk large extensions are being made.
and modern appliances for heating ven
tilating, etc, are being put In.
At Norfolk the old section OF the hos
pital, which has not been used since
the war, Ia being put in perfect order,
and will make a valuable and roomy addi-
ton to the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
FLUvANNA COUNTY.
The sickness of Rev. DIR. Hatcher
The Drought.

FORK UNION. VA. September H.
Especial )--Rev. W. +. Hatcher. ID. d..
is still confined to his bed, at the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-law. Captain c.
G.. Snead. His trouble is malaria. The
Doctors illness is the cause Of great
disappointment TO the church at Arvon.
buckingham county. where he had prom
ispd 10 conduct protracted meeting this
week.
After a visit OF some months at her
fathers. Mrs. Edward McGarvey and
children. accompanied by Miss Annie b.
Gay. returned 10 her home. In Brook
Ign. to-day.
AS result Of the conditions imposed
by the still unbroken drought our pas
lures have a November aspect. The to-
bacco crop is reduced one third. and fol-
lowing hoof and wheel are almost I'M
precedented clouds OF dust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

The Home Bureau for Dellcac!es Tor
the Sick. and Nurses Registry, at
10 west Forty-second street. New YORK.
under date of October 20, 1925, writes
please send me one dozen boxes
Ripans Tabules 10 the Nurses Clup,
lOi. west Forty-hrst street. Reports
of the Tabules for troubles resulting
from dlsordered digestion come
very frequently 10 our attention
here. This Bureau does not dispense
medicines, but has opportunity 10
hear frequent discussions concerning
the merits of remedies. 1t seems to
be conceded that the Tabules are
reliable auxiliary TO the physician.
Some of our patrons use them 10
considerable extent, and physicians
assure US that the formula Is
excellent"
Rlpans Tabules are sold By DRUGGISTS
or by mail. II the price (S9c; DoNl y
No 10 Spruce street, New York. Sample
vial, loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED by the undersigned up 10 noon
OF the 18th instant for furnishing COAL
for the courthouse and almshouse of the
county OF Henrico State price per ton
for each kind OF coal and the price sepa-
rately for that for the almshouse, de-
at the almshouse. about one and half
miles from the city, on the N!ne-Miie
road. Leave bids with SAMUEL =.
WADDILL. Clerk. at the county court
house. Quantity probably needed, 70 tons.
HENRY c. HECHLER,
Sc 1c,l1,t Chairman. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Alabama Salt Springs.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September H.
Governor Oates. OF Alabama. has sent a
communication TO the Department Of the
Interior relative to certain salt springs
within the State, supposed to have been
patent TO 1t under general act of
Congress. No papers In the case can be
found at the department. but further
search will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

PETERSBURG, VA. September H.
The County Court OF Prince George was
engaged all day IN the trial Of Golden
Carroll (colored). who is charged with
the murder OF an unknown negro on the
9TH OF last June. The evidence against
the accused Is altogether circumstantial.
The Commonwealth got through with its
evidence to-day. and the court adjourned
unit! Tomorrow. when the defence will
introduce their witness The case ex-
cites a great deal OF interest among the
colored people OF the county. who were
az court In large numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

Cape Charles Heldlight.)

Since the publication Of Governor OFer-
rails views upon the money question,
some OF the silver Democratic press. who
have been pouring hot shot at President
Cleveland. have trained their long-range
guns upon the State Executive at short
range. and shoot right and left, but their
powder is wet. and the bomb explodes
without damage to any one. and q re-
port Is about all there II Of II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Another Southern Railway Flyer.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September H.
The Southern railway has announced that
IT will supplement its two dlily limited
trains between New York and Atlanta
with a third train, to be known as the
Exposition Flyer" 1t will make the
run between New York and Atlanta In
twenty-five hours This additional SER
vice will be inaugurated about October
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
PROPOSALS.
commonwealth OF Virginia,

Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office Superintendent Public pruning,
Richmond, Va, Sept. :, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BS IKE,
CEIVED at this office until ~ ~ OF
WEDNESDAY, September IS, 1872, ior
furnishing the following papers Tor the
iao r re- isxs6. ss-pOund No. Ledger
Stock.
Stock. r,
liz reams, 2sx3s. 5o-pound Z. 5. Flat
100 reams. 17x2s, s2-pound Fiat.
60 reams, more or less, 2ixSs, a-pounu
NJ. +. Book.
reams Browns 4O-pound Medium, L.
reams Browns 2S-pound DENY, I.
10000 XXX. No. 6i-2 Government En-
yelopes, No. /. =,
i00O0 NIX. No. 10 Government En-
velopes. No. l.
Papers. etc, TO be delivered In stock
room without charge for freight or dray-
age.
Bidder Will furnish samples.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or
all bids. j. ii; OBAnNON,
Superintendent Public Printing.
Al l1-@ndlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE
or
A GEM OF A HONg
BEING THAT EXTRA NICE r,r.
STORY. sEMI-MANsARD Prs,
DENCE.
No. 1913 HANOVER STREET
OPPOSITE RICHMOND CoLrrep

In execution OF n deed NJ tr.,.. q,
August 49, 1873. and duly recorded i'lt..4
being thereto required ly tho b.l.t "..
sell by public auction. on the premises 4,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS Nv.
a. st, 5 9.Sloek r. ~. the CHARMING TWO
with the attractive lot 90 which ID .,..
fronting - feet on the south sla ~ &C.
over street between Plum and Lart,-..
streets, and running back l.. ~.
inches % an alley '',
The house IS entirely new. c,r,,.-.
eight rooms. besides bath and r'r.
thing for nice family. In reIcr.l,.
chances for enhancement In t,..
In all that IS desirable th.s p-.rert,
not be eNcelled by anything of ts +, '-.'
TERMS: BY consent one f.ur,h Ga.
and the residue In thee equal irs.5.r.....
AT six. twelve. and eighteen martt.
notes with Interest. secured by co.,.
deed upon the property. ''
sel3 MANN S. QJARLES. Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
II WINS Compounded.

WARRENTON, VA. September H.
Special 1.-THE case of the town OF War
renton VS.. the Glamorgan Company
was decided to-day. A compromise was
effected by which the company agreed
10 pay the town $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
E.po,,tion, Georgia, p. O.

WASHINGTON. d. c., September L.
Acting Postmaster-Genera Jones has is
sued an order establishing on September
18th next a full station Of the post-office
at Atlanta, Ca. for general postal bust
ness, to be known as Exposition Ga. and
to be located on the grounds Of the ex-
posSion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Ministerial Che nges.

ROANOKE. VA, September H.-tspe-
clai 1.-The Montgomery Presbytery held
session here this morning. letter OF
Dismissal was granted TO Rev. w. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
STEEL RAILS ADVANCE -.
Association Puts Price Up from "
to S2S Ton.
fphilsdelphia Press.

Nothing could be more conclusive as
10 the condition of the Iron and steel
trades than the action of rail manufac-
turers at a meeting held yesterday In
New York. In advancing prices 81 per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

BY virtue OF the provisions OF certain
deed OF trust dated May 9. 1891, default
having been made IN the payment OF GER
tain notes therein secured, and being re-
auired so TO do. l Will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 70. 1895.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, all that LOT OF
LAND. with the improvements. en- west
side OF Twenty-seventh street between
clay and Leigh streets, fronting OG-l2x
1872 feet.
TERMS Cash as TO eXD enscs OF saie
and 10 pay the sum Of SSl9.75, with In
terest thereon from May II. 1875, aai bal
ance, II any, at twelve months.
&. l.. DENOON,
Sc II Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
Cary ard Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Company ONE BUNCH OF KEYS.
Liberal reward II left at No. 1915 east
Cary street. Sc l3-lt'
BICYCLE STOLEN. AND
vawnbrokers are cautioned not 20 re-
ceiye a girls bicycle, Crawford make. a
small portion OF cork handle missing.
Number registered. A reward given for
its return TO $50 east Main street. sc Bite
FOUND, IN THE MEADE & BAKER
PHARMACY, 9l9 east Main street, a
SUM OF MONEY. The loser can get the
same by proving property and paving for
this advertisement i. ID. EPPS,
Sc 5 No. l2O3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
MINISTRIES, AUCTION SALE OPA

ERUSTEES' AUCTION SALE Or !
Il LARGE LOT AT THE SOUlhN :, 4 ,.e,.
NER OF MOORE AND plNH..,s.s
STREETS. WITH A SMALL FtAi,,-
STORE THEREON; ALSO. 4 NAlAs'ss
Lot on THE NoKT,Hi SIDE nITy.
NEEN STREET AND sPOIs". ~,
AVENUE.-In part execution o. w.
certain deeds OF trust. To TIE t-,'
OF the Old Dominion Building ana -.
Association. dated respectively A-
II. 1892. October %. 1893, AMI Ap'H g., =.
1884, duly recorded In the CiefA o., n
OF HenricO county Court-the N.ls
Deadlock 1879 a." page -, me 500 ~.
in Deadlock IA "a" page 90. ana ~. II.
third in Daed-BOok l45 "a" page
default having been made IN tae ~,
ment OF part Of the debts set-'.l u
these deeds. and being directed 81 az ..
by the Board OF Directors Of tte v4.
minion Building and Loan 49,
we shall offer for sale. at pubic "l.''"
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 20
at G o'clock p. NJ, the ABONE.A,litt.'',,
TONED PROPERTY. which D p.
In said deeds az lots Nos. -. w. -. IA
a. and - In Square 4. ana JOS Ia
|, 2, 3, 4, and In Square 4i M
n. Dinneen's plan OF kavenW ',,,.fs
LOT al the southwest corner NJ M,
and Dinneen streets fronts lFh.. "a, ~
to an alley 10 feet wide, the '9l ',x,'9
north side OF Moore streets fronts
feet. to "A l0-foot alley. h.,, 4,
TERMS: The deed requires cds", .,r 10
is probable very liberal ,t,e.Ipna. sr ~
given. JOHN Is: - ~ ~
JOHN s. III. l..l
FRANK T. AUrLoNs.,
Trustees OF the Old Dominion 81 n
and Loan Association.