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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.
F"refsn-Fieid Ordination and liz
censure Overtures Ansvcred

hAkRisoNBCRG. May is.-lsoecial)-
At The last day OF Lexington Presby,ery
the following visiting brethren were In.
rodueed 10 the pfesbytery. Revs. ]. S.
Harrison. Of the German Reformed
thurch; O. NJ. Yerger. OF the EDisconal
Church
ElSlns. ". Va, was chosen by acclo-
nation as the place for the next stated
meeting
Commissioners 10 the General Assembly
which meets In Dallas, Tex. next vyeelt
we're elected a. follows Reys g. A Nyu'
ron. {. :. "a See: Elders John " Rar-
clay. OF Lexington. and Frank pols,o,
OF Cooks Creek church.
Tnt Rev j. n. Van Deyanior fcho,r
mani presented the report ON fors,r,
mlsAons. An interesting service was ls,d
Ia connection with this sabiect. Al
dresses were delivered BY the Rev. a..
<. Womeldorf. who will 30 In "a sho,t
time as a missionary 10 Brazil. Rev. Dr.
Henry Alexander White. and he chair.
man Special prayer was Offered fer Mr.
Womeidorf By the Rev. John n. DayjS.
the D. stor OF Timber Ridge church, o,
which was member.
The oyS-fures Of the assembly concern
ing ordina Ion by the foreign evangelist
and iicensr-e were answered In tie nt IA.
tive
The Rev. n. J. Brooke. evangelist, made
hts report OF labor since the last stated
meeting Sermons preached since oc:o-
Der o. 1884 i35: Bible readings. ~; prayer
meetings, ". ~ "a services IN i% days;
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pastoral visits, go: conversations en- the
subject OF personal religion, los. prayers
with families and individuals. 60; rro-
LESSONS OF faith. 81; eiG,tlons 20 our
church. 81; money raised for home m's-
sion work. $500: miles travelled 10y
railroad, 2622: miles. horseback. -
The Presbytcry sent overtures 10 the
General Assembly in substance az fol-
lows:
l. That Abe assembly decline TO appoint
h committee 10 confer with the Northern
Presbyterian Church concerning TIE re-
laiions existing between the two ehurches.
2 That committee be appointed 10
consider the practicabili,y OF having
church newspaper published at a lower
price than those which are now offered
TO the people Tor the benefit especially
OF the home mission fields.
3. That the Book OF Order be amthJed
80 as to allow presbytcries having wee
twenty-four ministers. or more 10 sehd
four ministers and four elders 10 the
assembly.
g. That the Office OF catechist he estao-
lished in the church 20 solve the trouble
about unlicensed candidates preaching IN
the churches. The student, after one year
In the Theological Seminary. Is TO be eS.
amined by the Prcsbytery and licensed
as catechis,. which authorizes him 10
do the work ordinarily done by students
I'm vacant churches and home mission
fields.
The Rev. ]. Spencer Smith, OF East
Hanover presbytery. received PERMISSION
20 labor in the bounds OF this Prespytefy
until the next stated meeting. lie mas
charge Of Pendleton church.
The pastors OF single churches IN the
Valley counties were requested TO give
two Sundays each 10 weaker churches
and home mission fields To aid In hoid'ns
communion services and protracted meet
ines before the end Of this year
A hearty resolution of thanks 10 the
congregation of Cooks Creek church Tor
their kind hospitality was adopted py
n rising vote.
The Presbytcry. having completed us
business with unusual dispatch. adjourned
10 meet in stanton the Atm OF June,
when Rev. q. l.. Browns resignation OF
Bridgewater church will be considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
AMHERST COUNTY.
Expectcd Homc-Pr~paring Tor the
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA, May
i2-fSpecial)-M II. c. Joyner treasurer
~ Amherst county and one OF the most
popular officials in the State was mar
rled in Baltimore at THE Church OF 'ne
Ascension" on Wednesday, Sth instant
10 Miss Beulah Clayton. OF baitinioie;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyner AFTER an eN'enueu .
northern tour, Will arrive at their sweet
and attractive home here early next week
baltimore need have no fears IN entrust-
ins. her beauty ana talent 10 the care ana
protection OF a man of such sterling worm
and integrity as this son OF Amherst can
most deservedly claim.
MIR Rober, TAFT, Of Norfolk, is in the
village on business. and while mere Is
having his cottage home, Flora BANK,
put In readiness for the reception OF MS
family this summer.
Judge Berry has qualified and is ready
20 begin his work as Judge Of this cir
cult His appointment is eminentiy erau-
flying TO all OF his friends throughout this
section.
Judge Horsley has been a very popular
and highly esteemed judge. and his resg-
nation was regretted by many. both In
the legal profession and outside OF II.
Mr.. James Cabell. son Of Mr.. Breckin-
ridge Cabell. OF New York. is visiting In
the county In search of health.
Mr. G. l.. Scott is in Charlottesville at
tending the session OF Albemsrle Circuit
Court.
Mr. A. r. STROBE, who will represent the
University Of Virginia in the intercolle-
gate oratoTical contest. is a son OF Pro-
fcssor H. a. STROBE, formerly of Kenmore
High School Amherst county, and more
recently president OF Clemson College, S.
c. lie has a right 10 his literary talent.
as Professor Strobe is a man OF fine
mind and high attainments and one Of
the finest mathematicians the university
has ever turned out. He was Math. me
dailist there his last session.
Mr. kinckle Allen. who won the orators
medal in the Jefferson Society recently
at the university. is also an Amherst
man. He has been close student. and
his county men are justly proud Of the
distinguished success he has achieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Killed on the Raii-sunday School
Organized.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May 10
Especial )--Carter Brown tcolored) was
killed Saturday night by an engine on
the Southern railway near Maurys Cut.
Ii is supposed that ne was either walking
or sitting on the track. and that he was
struck by some part of the engine. He
had a deep cash above his left temple.
The man was an excellent iaborer. and
had been working for several months on
the electric line.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. ]. G.. Matthews,
one of our most interchangeable Christian
workers, assisted by several others, Or
ganized Sunday school at Mt. Eagle
school-house. The following officers were
elected: George Howard, superintendent;
Noble Snead. assistant superintendent;
Ward Bibb. librarian: Mrs. s. h. Stachlin
secretary: Miss Bessie Stachlin. treasurer;
Miss Kate Howard. chorister; Mrs Stach-
lin and Miss Snead. assistant choristers
Forty-two teachers and pupils were en-
rolled.
There was considerable frost this morn
ing on the low grounds In this neighbor-
hood.
The Rev. w. CASTOR Payne. of Staun-
ton. was unable to fill his appointment
Yesterday at the Catholic church. owing
TO the quarantine regulations against that
city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
The Work of Two Tramps at New
port News-DadIy Beaten.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May l3.-Spe-
cial )-Sefyices were conducted in all OF
the churches here yesterday except at
the First Baptist church. The pastor.
Rev. NJ L. Wood, is in Washington, at
tending the Southern Baptist Convention.
now in session there.
At the Thrtieth-Street Christian church
Rev. q. L. Rutledge. Of Norfolk. who is
conducting a series of evangelistic meet
ings here. led the services.
Il. c. Bvians. past grand and secretary
OF the Newport News Lodge of Odd-Fel-
lows. left this morning to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge TO be held
in Manchester tomorrow.
George Fox was met near the Twenty
eighth street crossing yesterday after
noon by two tramps who give Charles
julien and Edward Howard as their
names, and was knocked down and rob-
bed Fox was badly used up.
John Mutter was knocked down and
badly beaten yesterday by Joe Banks.
Banks claims that Mutter insulted his
sister.
Mr. Edward Low. of Brooklyn. is In
the city Mr.. Low is an uncle Of Seth
Low. president OF Columbia College. and
brother of the late a. A. Low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
SOME BEAUTY TALKS.
PROVE THAT ANY WOMAN MAY
BECOME PHYSICALLY LOVELY.
A scrubbi ng-Brush should he "'s-
orousIy Used In the Daily b"tn'
with the puresf Soap ana Meal 10
soften and soothe the skin.
BY Diane de Morney.

Correspondence Of the Dispatcn--'ops-
right. 1895. by Diane de Money!
II is a fact that there Is no excuse ~
day for an ugly woman except tho most
grinding poverty. do not dispute 'he
French proverb. III faut souurir pou'
etre belle" but what woman cares a rush
for little physical self-deniai II beauty
may be purchased at that price. here III
this erea, city. with its countless suier-
ing poor, will guarantee there are 10,
more than twenty women In thousa''
who do not annually spend more on GUS
metlcs and various aids TO the preser'a-
ton of beauty than in charity know
one woman, fashionable. to be sure anu
moving In the best set, but by no means
rich as riches are accounted these days,
who gives me the following items :"
toilet expenses which she calls her regular
expenses. "Of course" she adds naiVeiy'
there are incidentals, becauSe one Is cor.
stantly trying some new artlcie' uo"
you know"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
THE CHICAGO DEDICATION.
What Commander Porter. of the e.
A., H., SAYS About IL.

ROANOKE. VA. May l3.-(Special)-
MIR. James +. Porter. commander of the
Department OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima OF the Grand Army Of the Republic,
in an interview to-day touching the course
Of Isolated posts in crlticising the ar
rangements for the dedication of the Con-
federate monument in Chicago .on Me-
morial-Day. said: Il can see no reason
able objection 10 the dedication at such
time as may suit them best. / notice
that such prominent Grand Army men
as Colonel 5 Nton, former postmaster OF
Chicago, has no word OF censure, and
in fact commends the action OF the par
ties who are foremost in the matter.
shall be very much disappointed IL our
communicative chief. I.awler, offers a
word of protest. Certainly II there should
be any ground for objection the Grand
Army men Of Chicago should be the
first 90 speak. The war has been over
too long 60 Justify such narrow views.
DO not assume TO speak for the Grand
Army in general. neither do i think that
the few posts so far heard from on the
subject voice the sentiment Of any con-
siderable number of the organization"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Education In Germs

Army statistics in France and Ger
many bring out clearly the fact that
the latter country has better system
OF elementary education than its rival
O0t Of 253iT recruits Incorporated In the
German army during last year 6lT only
were unable 10 read or write--that Is, 10
say. "A per 1900 In France, on the
other hand. out OF SiS65i who drew for
the conscription. no fewer than 22.o9G. or
6.3 per loooD. were similarly illitera,e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
PROPOaALy.
OHFTe.E or THE TREASURER OF
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG.

y IL
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG. VA, April -, lss5.
Proposals Will be received at this oItca
up 70 2 clock noon on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day OF May, lSS, tor the pur-
chase OF yl9i, 100 REGISTERED COUPON
bonds OF the city of PErERSBURC.
bearing Interest at the rate OF 5 per cent,
payable hlif-year.y, on the LIST day of
Aprii and ist day OF October, and ma
turing In forty years from the LIST day OF
April. les.
These bonds are issuNl by and under
authority of section L.. chapter 4, OF the
charter of the city OF PETERSBURG.
winch was passed and approved by the
Legislature OF Virginia on the 1ith day
OF March. 1916, and are entitled. South
side Railroad Renewal Bonds" issued to
refund Il city loan maturing on the LIST
day OF August. 1856. for similar amount.
Each proposition must be sealed and
directed to the Treasurer Of the City q
Petersburg, Petersburg. VIRGINIA."
and marked. Proposal for Loan"
and the right is reserved 70 re;
Il he deemed necessary TO do 90 90 pro-
tect the interests Of the city q PETERS
BURG. G. H. SLAUGHrER:
sD T.l5t Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, &c.
r.fARsrox IN .I.yESTOWS

by the Guild OF All Saints Church"
The e.eSant steamer Pocahontas has been
company have placed at their disposal
all the privileges OF this historic island.
A delightful outing Is promised 10 all
who may avail themselves OF this oppor-
tunlty. Boat leaves wharf At $ A. NJ.
Tickets, 30 cents. ar West & Johnston's
and az wharf my Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
EXCURSION TO OLD POINT

SATURDAY, MAY 18th.
by Ladies' Aid Society of Grsce-Street
Presbyterian church. by Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Nine hours In Old
Point. Refreshments on train Adults.
500; children under II. 20 cents.
nv II luet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

fshes. Of all in Leav.nng PowerLaest US Govt kepo'
R@!a!.!!! Rsk!aRs
ARSOLuTELY PURE
cardinal GIbbons's Trip Abroad.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Cardinal Gibbons was announces "
leave Baltimore yesterday for Boston 70
attend the celebration OF the golden JUDI
lee Of Archbishop Williams and prefer
the sermon From Boston his Eminence
will 20 TO New York and take steamer
for Havre. France. on May 18TH. ana eo
thence directly TO Rome. his Ehlnehse
will be accompanied abroad py pishop
Foley OF Detroit; Rev. c. F. Thomas.
rector of the Baltimore Cathedral, ana
Rev. J. r. slattery of ST. Jos,ph's Semi
nary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
MCABE's UNIVERSITY SCHOOL FOR
BO.S

established 1850. removed to Richmond
The thirty-frst annual session begins III
Richmond September. 1895. BOARDING
DEPARTMENT LIMITED. For terms
and information address W. GORDON
MCABE, Head-Master. Post-Ofiice BOX
3i5, Richmond. my CIV
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u cruer, win eieFatr i'
,c-s5 + raoNpsON BROWN & co.
LOST. srmAyED. AND Forsp.

LOFT. on SUNDAY, MAY lsr tsu' ~ !.
~ ~. On Marshail between First ana ~,
inn,,s GERMAN Lutheran ehrsen as
y.a,,rth street north 81 Broad. chsiis.t,r
opEN. FACE SILVER WATCH. N"ni
viii return same TO ~! b5oad sueov "A
receive reward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Furniture, Stoves, Clocks, Glass.
and CrOCkery,Ware,
Fine BiSque Figures, &C., &c.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from
James Woodall 10 the undersigned trus
tee. and duly recorded IN the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond. May ,
1895, | will sell at public auction, at M
800 east Broad street,
WEDNESDAY. NAY Is, 1856,
commencing 1T 1880 A. NJ, the entiU
stock, consisting in part OF -,
About fifty Chamber-Suits. In oak wax
nut, and poplar;
Several Parlor-Snits. nice assortment o
Single and Double Wardrohes
A very fine collection OF Refrlsefaon
In walnut and oak;
Oak and Walnut Sideboards;
About 20 Lounges; GU,
A very large lot OF Rocking Chairs. K
cane. wood. and plush; ...,.
About 50 dozen Chairs, various sEi.s.
Large Bar-Mirror5 plate-slass, VIII
And MANY other articles in the Furnitun
line. 700 numerous to mention;
About IS Cooking and heatlnk.stoNe'
Several hundred pieces or cooking lten
sils and all necessary Stoye-Fi',ingA
Oil-Stoves Of all sizes
30 TO 40 Washing Machines'
% Sewing Machines;
Very hne sells:'ien OF Blsque Figures:
Large aniE,ftaM assortment OF Glasf
and Crockery Ware. such as Decorate,
F Tds Tsasets "a a." and 3 pieces '
Big stock OF Dishes, Cups and Saucers
and numerous other articles II
the cooking line:
Water-Sets, Goblets. and Tumblers. Glass
Also about 800 Lamps. all sizes auc
grades;
A good assortment of Handsome Pictures
and Characteristics. Iinware, bnnseis.
and Quilts. Lace-Curtains. Musical Ia
Also, Large Iron safe, with double doors.
9 Spring-Wagons. ] Horse and Mule.
Together with the uneNpirtd tease =
storehouse and rooms above No 80
Broad street. and the uneNpri'l lease W
storehouss ard lot No. 1S south Second
street. as well as frame stable thereon,
TIE stable being the property OF said
Woodall.
The above only represents q part %
the large stock. and. as I cannot give
fuli detailed account OF the goods 70 De-
cold i'm this advertisement | VIII boz glad
10 show the trade and public at large
through the building Tuesday, Nay Fil,
from y NJ TO 8 L. NJ.
sale TO continue from day TO day. CONE
mencing at same hour, until st0ca o. so't
out. The trade specially Invited % attend.
TERMS: Cash.
". y. MCRARY. Trustee
j. r. Valentine, Auctoneer.
..,Nr
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Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
vul be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

wANTED. TO CORRESPOND WITH
MEN IN VIRGINIA TOWNS OF l,co
and upwards. with view Of having them
take orders for suits and trousers from
samples furnished by the Guarantee
qualifications and what could probably
be done with trouserings to order az
50. sos. 81 s.. and s6. and suits at slc.
SIS. SIS. so. and s25 Same line as IN
our Richmond and Norfolk stores. AS IL
favorable applicants. none but Thoroughly
competent persons need write. Address
NJ. MARKS General Agent, care KEN
moud Branch my S-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER, INDUS
TRTOUS? III so. engage with us Tor isso'
$500 month; $500 year. You can MAKE
il easy: six hours day. Our agents DO
not complain of hard times. Why They
are making money selling our Perfection
Dish Washer. the only practical family
washer manufactured; washes, dries, ana
polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes;
no experience necessary; a child OF 9pe-
rates II easily: cheap and durable; weight
thirteen pounds; made OF anti
rust sheet steel; capacity lW
family wants one. You don't have
to canvass; as soon as people know you
have II for sale they send for a dish
washer Each agents territory protected;
no competition We furnish sample
weight six pounds in nice case TO lady
agents to take orders WITH one agent
made s2li53 first ten days. Address. for
full particulars. PERFECTION MANY
FEATURING COMPANY, Englewood, ILL.,
my 2-3m
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N. & W. R. R.
HANDS UP
to Houston.

means a surrender. That's
the attitude of competitors to-
wards us. They can't help
recognizing that with our
stock of SPRING and SUM
MER SUITS we win hands
down. We've fallen into the
habit Of winning. We've
forgotten how to do anything
else. We wouldn't do any
thing else if we could. We're
in to win and propose to stay
in. Come and win with Us,
win bargains and save money
by realizing on our opportu-
mites. There's dollars in jul
dicious buying, dollars for the
purchaser. There's dollars
for you in striking such
chances as these:
WORSTED SUITS for so.
BLUE UNIFORM SUITS,
$40.
SERGE SUITS, SD. From
these prices to $25. GENU-
me VALUES.
0. H. BERRY & CO.,
Successors TO MCADAMS & BERRY.
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DERfMPIORl SALE OF AbOot
i $50 LOTS ~ THE WESTERN SUBJ ~;
ON THE CONTINUATION or FRANZ
LIN. PARK, LEoNARp; AID klIiHi
SINCTON STREETS BETWEEN lLit
BOULEVARD AND ROSE%EN at
ROAD.-At the request Of parties Do h
terest who wish 10 sell ior diNisioh. ~
viii, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY ETH
commencing promptly at 3 O'Clock =. ",
on the premises. sell TO the highest u.I'
der the PROPERTY located as 4ao'
stated.
There Is great future to these lois
as they IL In the direct western
growth Of the city. and are mostly on -
elevated plateau. with a magnliccAt 'i"
look IN all directions. NOthinH more a.
tractive will ever be put on This mlf-'l
and q purchase at THIS sale cannot Io-sF
bly, lead 10 a loss.
II, on accom-, ~ haS weather iN'
sale is not commenced on day nt".l
or II commenced and not finished il,
sale Will commence at hour n1lel ~
following day.
TERMS. At sale.
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WHERE TO LOOK FOR BARGAINS.

4 pounds Fine Cream Cheese. ...... %
500 barrels High-Grade Family
flour ..-....'ss ''s'-'.''''@' -
Finest New York State Butter....... -
10. 900 pounds Nice California Hams. 5
%. 90 pounds Nice Pork Meat. .........
40 boxes California Pears DRIED, per
pound) .......:..'.. :..'.''..'; -. D
Fresh Roasted Mocha and Java
CO1ee ...........'s'. .ss'''.'.'''' -
Water-White Sugar-Drip Syrup....... 30
Arbuckes Coffee. fresh roasted go. Y
500 sacks Liverpool Salt, $50 pounds. %
Finest New orleans Molasses per -
gaIlOnb ...........'......ss $500; "I
Fine Lard, Virginia manufactured.
New North Carolina Cut-Herrlng per
4 cans Hanover-Pa Packed Tomatoes. p
Fine Table Peaches, 3-pound cans, in
200 boxes Sardines. in oil, cans. 3
5000 bushels White Corn .............. -
10 900 bushels Nice Clean oats ........ 20
pure Cider-Vinesar (per gallon)...... p
5OOO bags Choice Family tlour....... 20
Fine Country Hams, small size Y IL
d. O'SULLINAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
TelephOne JD1. ap a,Su, Iu&In
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JACOB MAY & SON,
607 Broad Street.
lmy 14-Tu.FSSul
EDUCATIONAL.
- 40 .-,~-~0~-e--0.-~l
MRS. ALBERT G. BRUCE, SCHOOL
GE MJsIC.

Twelve years experience. Voice cult
ure-Lampertis's method-Sight-Singin
Piano-Mason's system, touch, and teen
nique. Lectures on Musical Literature
Theory. and Analysis. Studio open AU-
list. situation central. between First
and Fifth streets. Mrs. Bruce Will be at
mushrooms, e06 l-2 Floyd avenus, daily
except Sunday.
my IL cd II el .tSutAul
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DRUSrEES' SALE
or
GRACE-STREET RESIDENCE WITH
LARGE LOT

BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated J-a-
uary L., 1889, and recorded in l'afe
Office Of the Chancery Court Of Richm3l 3,
Deadlock 1885, c. p. az executed 10 ile
undersigned trustee. 10 secure two certain
bonds therein described. and default
being made. and being required by ilr
beneficiary 50 10 DO. | Will proceed ID
sell. at public auction. on the preascs. op
THURSDAY. MAY .. 1895.
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY lt-
scr.bed in said deed. being dwelling No-
2i0 east Grace. The lot commences :.
feet west Of the northwest corner or
Grace and Third streets. and fronts on
north line OF Grace street IS feet. Win
a epth Of rs feet TO an alley II feet 4
inches wide
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance siA.
twelve, and eighteen months, Interest
added, and secured by trust decd.
The above sale Is made subject 10 .
ground rent OF $500 per annum.
w ri. STEVENS. Trustee.
j. Thompson Brown * Co, Auctioneers.
my L.
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BEAUTIFUL BARTON HEIGHTS.
FOR Rent.

FOR RENT. STORE 10. fDS S,i,.
TENTH STREET near MAR hl" ..,,.o
pied By r. W Wood ( S0ns' sess"ion
Good order. with elevator
my i.-st J. THOMPSON BROWN q Co.
FOR RENT.
BRICK DWELLING No IA ~ ~.
Twelfth street. rooms. fa,s 90
trobe-stoyes; nice order; oh.s 80, oar,
BRICK DWELLING NO. iW W. NvS' N"''
street: rooms nice ho'ne' ~
my is-st r. b. cHAFElN & 90
FOR RENT, MAIN-srREkr s slI,,s;sS
No. ISIS east. Flrst-clars 49, ,s.'caoiel
or shoe business stand. Has been o. 49,
as such Tor past nine years. IS s,e s5si
dwelling above. now rsnIea V nsrta
tenant. Apply. T.. NJ. q, No. . ~
Sixth street. my s-Ih,S"~ go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

A VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE
g'rOgK Or
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusur. Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THa
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEY.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THa
vENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. AGENT FOR PEPSiN
GIN. Must carry $50 worth OF STOCK.
buildIng. New York. my 9Th. su&Tust
= WANTED. A POSITION BY a YoUNG
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

State of Virginia, city OF Richmond-ss.:
I. A. H. Blair cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
hove statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief
A. B. BLAIR. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
l3tn day OF May. 1886.
W. A. CgENSHAW. y. p.
w. T. HANCOCK.
-. r. SAVAGE.
CLAY DREWRY.
my u Directors.