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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
u OF
A LOT or LAND. WITH SMALL HOUSE
AND STABLE THEREON,
ON THE EAST SIDE OF UNION, BE-
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS.

In execution of the decree in the below
mentioned suit, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose viii sell by
auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE 80 DAY OF MARCH.
1896, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK u. NJ,
the PROPERTY located - above. The
LOT has a front of - feet and extends
back between parallel lines II feet to
an alley 10 feet wide.
of S461 So with interest from the LIST day
o; January. 1894. and the expenses of
executing this decree, the balance in two
equal instruments. at six and twelve
months from day of sale. with interest
added, and negotiable notes given there
for and The title 10 be retained until
The whole purchascmoney Is paid ana
n conveyance ordered by the Court. or
All cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. FkANN NJ; NOON
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
Adele A. lie Masurier. plaintiff. against
A. lie Masurier and ais, defendants
In the Law and Equity Court of the
city of Richmond.
1. T. l.. Winston, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
snecial commissioners by the decree In
said cause OF 21th June. 1894, has been
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF
June. 1894. i. +. WINSTON;
fe27 Clerk.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sToCkH0.ihdDrEIEESS Or. q The he l RiSH |,
WORKS will be held at the works Of
the company on "WEDNESDAY. March
1. 1890. at ~ o'clock ~. - ,ours
feie-sw Secretary.
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nR. J. w. WILLIAMS WISHES TO
~ Inform his patients and frien1s that
ne has moved 70 No, 2o6 SOUTH THIRD
HpREETs 'Pnono "a nha'l~
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TUESDAY THE Sd DAY OF MARCH,
1Sg6. AT 4:3O O'CLOCK r. NJ,

the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
deed. and there n described as lot with
improvements thereon, designated as No.
7f7 on Second street, commencing at
a point distant % feet south of the IN
tersection of Duval street, running thence
along Second street and fronting thereon
20 feet, and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet. with the use of an alley Z
fee; wide in common with the building
at the corner OF Second and luval streets.
The trustees Will be pleased to give any
further information and show the prop
erty to any one desired.
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost and ex-
penses of sale, and sufficient 10 pay of
a balance due on said bond Of 81. 100:
balance as may be announced At time
of sale The trustee Is. however. au-
thoriZed to state that the Virginia Build
ing and Loan Company will make ar
rangements with any purchaser 10 eN-
tend the greater portion OF the amount
due them over a long period of years If
desired III. \. McCURDY.
fe21-td Trustee.
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REMOVALS.

RrEHRMUND. ARCHITECT. HAS
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Tenth streets. entrance on Tenth street.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futur< nav
.oo-~0o~>o-o0~o-o0-0o-o-~~ DAY.
Ro. II. GillapZ 20
heal EsIa.pAuctioneers.
~ east Main street
EMMIssIoNER,s AUCTION sALH
CONVENIENTLY TRACT OF
LAND IN HENRIcO COUNT
ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM l'lCii'
MOND.
ON THE SEVEN PINES ELECTRIC
CAR LINE.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county, entered req,
ruary q. 1896. in the case Of Barker ana
ais. against Barker and ais, the unocl,
signed special commissioners. appolIittu
for the purpose, VIII sell by pupic auo-
ton. in front of the Henrico county
courthouse, on
MONDAY. MARCH o, 1896,
at II o'clock NJ.
the TRACT OF LAND referred 10 IN
said decree, and located as above de-
scribcd formerly owned by honlnso,i
Barker and containing about " ACkbS'
near New Bridge church.
This land is on the Seven Pines electric
car line between Highland Springs ana
east of Richmond. and should attract the
attention of parties seeking homes OF
investment.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the rest
due in three equal instruments al one,
two. and three years, the purchaser CIV
ing his notes therefor with interest from
dav of sale. A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
In the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico.-Barker ana
ais. plaintiffs, against Barker ana ais
I. j. Z. Broaddus. clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bonu itqulIcu
~ Tho spocial commissioner by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the 6th
day of February 1896, has been duly
given II. - A.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
1896. j. n; fNoADDOS'
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In execution of a certain deed of trust,
dated on the 21st of October, 1898, and
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deed Book 155 y, page BOB, TO the I'M
dersigned as trustee for the Virginia
Building and Loan Company, default hay
ING been made in the obligations in the
bond secured by the aforesaid deed, and
being required so to do by the said com
pany, | will offer for sale, upon the prem
ises. on
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BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auct.oneer.
No. Z north Tenth street.

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By virtue OF a deed Of trust executed
by the Old Dominion Cotton Mills 10 me
as trustee, there having been default IN
the payment OF the debt secured ana
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George w. MAYO. AuetIoneer.

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DRICKs y BRICKS "A FINE or ,.,,
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The owner wishes 10 retire from busi-
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che and a half million Of common and
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Dop SALE o.
ONLY 81 800. az,
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-06
MARRIED ONCE TOO OFTEN.
And Now Mark Davis Has Time to
Repent in Jail.

Roanoke Rapids, \. c., Feb. 5.-(Spe-
ciaD-some time during the summer
a man by the name of Mark Davis and
his wife came to this place to live. He
was carpenter by profession. They
lived quietly together until yesterday,
when woman arrived from Richmond,
who. claimed to be wife No. J. She APP
piled to Justice II. l.. Emry for q war
rant for the arrest of Davis, which was
promptly issued. and Mr.. J. j. Fitz-
gerald, of this place, deputized spe-
cial officer to make the arrest.
They had hearing before Mayor
Emry, and in default of 5000 bail, Davis
and wife No. 2 were sent on to await
the action of the grand jury. Both
women swore that they were legally
married to Davis. Davis said that he
had never procured license TO marry
wife No. 2. The impression made on
the court was that there had been a
mock marriage. Wife No. was Miss
Anderson; wife No. 2 Miss Houseman,
both Of Richmond, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-06
RICHMOND PEARson's TRADE.
The Populists and Their Devotion to
Free Silver RidicuIed.

Washington, ID. G. Feb. g. -(Speciail
Pearson created a sensation tonight
during the delivery of the speeches on
the silver substitute in the committee
of the whole Talbert, of South Caro-
lima, got white with rage and hot words
were passed. Pearson sent to the desk
TO have read Buffers invitation to all
silver men to join together, which he
repudiated in passionate tones. he
said he was against the issuance of
bonds and in favor of silver. Not only
in my own name," he exclaimed, but
i'm the name Of 1000 Republicans IN
North Carolina to-day. ] will not go
into a party with only one idea and
which will not have more than fifty
electoral votes next time, and they
know it," Here Pearson rushed into
an encomium Of Mckinley, and said he
would get his vote no matter who was
nominated. (Applause). He rushed,
too into rabid outburst against Till
man, his speech and South Carolina III
general. He said he was against for
Warding the cause of silver with anar-
chy and pitchforks. The Republican
party will give the country the best
silver legislation that is consistentwith
its best interests" Here Pearson re-
ferred again to the invitation Of the
Populist leader, and denounced those
Republicans who would respond as Sc
cessionists. THAT pronunciamento,
said he, will carry us into secession =
He spoke of the unwillingness of
North Carolina to join in the seces-
sion movement, and said if hell ever
breaks loose, it is in South Carolina.
Here Talbert was upon his feet shout
ing and gesticulating in anger and said
that South Carolina was not ashamed
of it either 81 am ashamed fany man" "
Pearson shouted back, who endorses
secession with all the principles be-
hind it. (Applause).
If hell ever breaks loose again in
South Carolina" Pearson repeated,
1T will stop at the North Carolina
line"
Talbert shouted a defiant reply and
the tumult increased until the words
were indistinguishable in the midst OF
which Pearson sat down.
Taken in connection with Pritch-
| ards reply to Buffers Caucasian arti-
Gle this speech would seem to show a
close alliance between the Pritchard-
Pearson forces against Butler and
Butlerism. The speech but emphasizes
the lines of demarcation to which
reference have been so often made re-
Gently in these columns and showing
that the reports sent in spite OF de-
malls are we'll based.
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IASya EDITION
THE NEWS THIS MORNING
1 O'CLogK, A. NJ

OREIGN.-Funeral services in
Westminster Abbey, London, and at
Cowes, Isle of Wight, in honor OF the
late Prince Henry of Battenberg.-A
terrible earthquake shock in Cuba
causes great terror among the inhabi-
tants.
DOMESTIC.-A crazy carpenter IN
Chicago kills his entire family OF six
and then commits suicide.-Two men,
T. J.. Sullivan and j. l.. Sayers and
their wives arrested for forging checks
in Petersburg, ya.-The Virginia Leg
islature decides to let the investigation
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
proceed. The Maupin anti-gambling
bill debated in the House.-The Ken
tucky Senatorial fight continues to
grow in interest.-A drunken doctor
in West Virginia kills three friends by
an injection of morphine while they
were all on a spree. Others may die
British steamer Lamington ashore on
loan experiment complete success;
4,640 bids were made for S558, ,269, $50
worth of bonds.-Second day of the
Mallory murder trial at Petersburg
The House of the South Carolina Leg
islatuTe passes bill providing for
separate railroad ears for white peo-
pie and negroes.-Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald of Rochester, n. Y, convicted of
arson-Body of the woman murdered
at Fort Thomas identified as the
daughter of a farmer living near by.
A student of dental college arrested
for the murder.
CONGRESS.-Mr. Vest makes one of
his characteristic Senatorial speeches
in the Senate. Criticises Secretary
Morton. Senate committee on Foreign
Relations report a resolution recog-
nizing the Cubans as belligerents.
STATE.-Senator Pritchard writes
letter giving his reasons for favor
ing fusion of Republicans and Popu-
lists.-The Roseboro express robbers
on trial at Clinton this week.--A
freight train wrecked on the Southern
railway near Reidsville. Fifteen cars
derailed but nobody hurt.--A post
office burglar in Stokes county ar
rested The Bonner murderers
brought to the penifentiary. Brantley
corroiDorates Credle's confessional
man at Roanoke Rapids put in jail for
bigamy.
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A DIVISION OF THE SPOILS.
Proposition to PopuIists to Vote Re-
publican National Ticket.

Winston, n. c., Feb. 5.-(Special)-
One of the leading Populists of For
syth county tells a Winston man that
the Republicans have proposed to the
Populists, if the latter would vote for
the formers candidate for President,
the Republicans would give the Popu-
lists the State ticket. This Populist
says no such agreement will be made,
as his party is more interested in Ma
tional than State issues.
III. B. Ireland, who was entombed by
a falling wall yesterday, is still alive.
The physicians think he will recover.
Three ribs broken on the left side and
a bad cut above the left eye, bruises on
arms and body, are thought to consti-
tute all his injuries.
Augustus Fogle, of Salem, is making
a pulpit for the Morayian chapel out
of coffee wood, secured from the only
tree of the kind in this county. He
has made forty pulpits, and has one
more promised.
Fifteen freight cars were deFailed
and badly damaged on the main line of
the Southern, near Reidsville, this
morning. Nobody was hurt.
Rev. w. ID. Sasser, of Hot Springs
Circuit, and Miss Bohannon, daughter
of Capt. Bohannon, of Rockford, were
married at the home of the bride this
afternoon Rev. DIR. Greasy, of this
city, officiated.
The postoffice and store at Wilson's
Store, Stokes county, was burglaCized
Monday night. The exact amount of
money and stamps stolen is not known.
James Golden is charged with the rob-
berry. He was tracked by peculiar
shoe worn at the time of the robbery.
He was arrested at Walnut Cove.
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MURDERED HIS FAMILY.
THE AWFUL CRIME OF A CHICAGO
CARPENTER.
After Shooting Father, Mother Wife
and Three Daughters He
Kills Himself

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 5.--An entire fam
lily of six. father, mother, wife and
three children, were murdered last
night by Richard Klattke, a Lakeview
carpenter, who then completed his
work by killing himself. The dead
are:
RICHARD KLATTKE, carpenter; %
years of age.
KATE KLATTKE,his wife
JOHN KLATTE, his father; - years.
NINA KLATTKE, his mother; aged
II.
NINA KLATTKE, his daughter,
ANNA KLA1TKE, daughter S.
EMMA KLATTKE, daughter, z.
Klattke used revolver to do the
bloody work. He was an anarchist and
of unsound mind. He had been out of
work for some time, and this fact, the
police believe, led to the terrible trag-
edy.
The bodies were discovered in the
house early this morning by neighbor
who called to inform them that he had
found employment for him. Each vic
tim had been shot through the brain,
and the murderer seems to have laid
his plans with the utmost deliberation,
and carried them out to the letter.
Sharpened knives were found beside
the corpse of Klattke, indicating that
he was prepared to complete his bloody
work by other means, should the bull
let's fail.
This is the third time husband has
killed his entire family in Chicago
within year. July last, Fritz Fell
man, stone mason, turned on the gas
and destroyed the lives of himself, his
wife and four children. Fellman had
been sunstruck, and this is believed to
have unsettled his mind. Less than
a month ago, came the crime of Jens
Hansen, alias Peter Hougaard. Han
sen, by turning on the gas wiped out
a family of wife and five children, and
added to the crime of murder that of
suicide. Business troubles were re-
sponsible for Hansen's desperation.