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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-05

IRE F,1s4--nird * hailed as a harb5nger %
sor5uw. II j. also Reminder that a blood
vuriaer Is needed % prepare the system
for the d-silltztng weather 70 come
listen and Won K1Fl hear TIRE birds sing
ing. Take Ayers SzrsaparillA in March,
April. May"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-05
THE WHIST TOURNAMENT.

reform school at cAehAlis. sac VIZ ae
taken ever To-Day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-05
DAVID CHAMBERS DEAD.
4 Thur~fon County Pioneer OF rs4s
aud "a Rich Farmer.

Olympia. March david Chambers died
at his home on Chambers prairie this
morning II hear; trouble. The funeral
arrangements are rot completed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-05

n NAN MUST BE PRETTY DRUNK IF H
n cant get enough smoke ont ~ = cigar
~lthoat eating Il n tao and iiEh;ing both
rnda A. sacs Bat many = men tyee his We
that way burns Il =; hsts enas az onee.
r~.ntx wears ~ pleasure - often crowded
sa.a - IA the effort 60 make the m~si % -
re- a4eess IL vitality used ~ n tbs hilarious
consult ~ foy during th%ss isn sssrs - taken
sas - sas reserve iofee-4 fsHs. IS . ~sre.
shs. ~ reserved ~ uafeFe 70 ksep 50 xonr
s.,se-~ uasnaass. That force il knoHa -
s-seaes as vital o. nerve force s. 81 ssErHe u
= a-upsv eleefrseftY y yea eaa gsf this ssse-
,,srgsv tax into your nesses yea can T-plsstsa
tEs wastsa reserve fnna To SO = hAsk ysa
-rs-s rse DR.. sanaeaa Eiecffie Beh Dr.
ssrsss has written = ssFy entertaining book
,.ssu this susseef xaoaiag bsw nssve % yifAi
&c., Is lost and restored wi.h rrossA. Il .
sfee Get IL today address
eAyDEN ELECTRIC CO.
Ger. u and washingscn sss-. Portland. OR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Bishop G. G. Penick and family will
arrive to-day from Baltimore and for
a few days viii reside nc Miss Fulton's.
40 321 west Grace street.
The Rev. George G. Abbitt who has
been the rector of ST. Marks church Tor
about four years. will preach his fare
well sermon tomorrow.
The morning services Will be at the
usual hour-1l o'clock and the afternoon
services At O'CLOCK At the afternoon
service Mr.. Abhitt will speak to the chill
dren Of the church
Bishop Ponick and Rev. Dr. ID. i.
sprigg will also take part i'm these SER
vices.
Mr. Abbtt leaves next week for his new
charge Mt. Sterling. KY and carries
with him the best wishes of host Of
friends in this city. who have become
greatly attached 10 him.
Bishop Penick assumes charge and
breaches at 81. Mark on Sunday. No.
vember 18th. and will no doubt have large
congregations TO greet him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

The p. Z. Church Home, ON Fourth
street. ST. through their Board of Man
ayers. again call upon their friends for
assistance. We do not apologize for
cur appeal. as we honestly believe this
Home is a blessing TO the Church. IL is
real one, and we think If We could
take each one and show them just low
its loving care reaches those who need
it so much. 10 one whould hesitate 20
give us helping hand. TO many OF
US II Is a sacred trust from those who
were with MS from the beginning. and
who left IT 10 MS to carry on The work.
This past year has been q sad one 10 us.
Mrs. Lathrop. VINO was The founder OF
the Home, has been taken away. and
we miss her constant care aud untirlng
efforts for it's prosperity. We owe 1t 10
her memory 10 keep on with all the
energy we possess in the fun persuasion
that we will be helped ana sustained
by the friends who have always come
to our relief when "a call has been made
upon them. November 10th is our dona-
tion-day our storo-room is empty, ard
an things necdful I'm a family Will he
most acceptable.
y. H. pETERkIN.
President Of the Board Of Managers OF
the H. T.. G. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

ae Paid s5 for Heading Disorderiy """s
on the streets.

W W Allen. who. as printed In yes'er-
oay's Times was one of the ringleaoers
4, tho demonstration made on TENN an"
81 .trects Thursday night. ana VINO
-. a,rested and locked up chafseQ WIZ
disordcrlv conduct, was before -.
,'rutchneld yesterday morhlhs' "'"
fined s. for the offence. ,..,, ,.oorgo
William Jones Willie Goodman Heol ~
1srksou and Henry Coleman. negro men
wera charged with being suspicious chdI
gcters and with trespassin6 on NJ ~
;scs OF the Chesapeake ana ono Iv""
iThov were caught in boN-car ana ~ al'u
TO fight their way out with rocks lhey
were tailed for thirty days eacn. ~ -
Holm Baker (cOlorcd) was nned S-.'V
for assaulting Peter Lopey win DIE.
Nathan Howard and Alex. Banks, BOTH
small negroes. paid costs Tor IShuhs i'll
victoria Mccoy. "A colored woman. was
failed for thirty days for being sus-
ylcious character.
sydney Granger. negro suspicious
character. was jailed fer twelve months
in default Of $500 security
Patrick Fawlcy. an old Union soldier,
character lie is from Ohio and has
hecn here several days. on his way to
tho Soldiers Home at Hampton. Justice
John told him 10 70 on to Hampton and
marked the case dismissed.
The case OF George Benedict the boy
who ran away from his Brooklyn home
because he feared whipping. was
brought up and continued until to-day
The mother Of the boy has written TO
the police saying she is too poor 10 send
him a ticket home ana would thank any
one who would assist him. Justice Crutch-
leld said he hoped the boy could get
home. for II he could not. be would have
a. 60 To Laurel. Tho police have no vva,-
o. securing him passage ana unless some
one comes TO bis assistance Sergeant
Thomas will doubtless turn him over 10
superintendent Sampson at Laurel this
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Richmond Sallic L..JOhn D. and Mitch
ell Frayscrs trustees. 90 Guarantee Build
ing. Loan and Trust Company. 10 feet
or east side Sixth street. 50 feet north
of Preston. $3.50.
Henrico.-W. w. Colley's trustees. ia
7. Sitterding. g feet ON FEELS street
northwest corner North avenue, 40 feet
ON east side 81. Johns avenue between
School and York streets, 40 feet on west
side North avenue between School and
York streets. 1870 feet on east side Miller
avenue between School and York streets,
and $50 feet on west side 81. Johns ave-
nue. between School and York streets,
81 1870.
William w Whitoside's trustee 10 II.
A. Muller. 50 1900 acres on Williamsburg
road about eight miles from Richmond,
Si25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
Mnlhins-ilrnnUe.

Mr. j. Stcrloy Watkins and Miss Ia
litha T.. Orange were married at Tho
residence of Mr.. \. J. Williams. No. 2iU
Pleasant street. Church lii. Thursday
afternoon az 1870 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Fair. OF
Graco-Strcct Presbyterian church, I'm IN,
presence Of the relatives and a few OF
the friends OF The contracting couple
Mr. and Mrs Watkins left for the Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio depot. whore they board
ed the 2l5 train for Beaver Dam. where
the honeymoon will be spent. Mir. Wat
kus holds q responsible position with
the Richmond Traction Company Hi
bride is one Of Church Hilrs most popu-
lar young ladies'. Messrs. II. Early Ma
gee and r. Boiling King acted as ush-
ers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE
A HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE.
No. 8t5 West Grace Street.

By virtue Of the provisions OF a certain
deed Of trust TO tie undersigned irus,
tees dated October -, 100 and recorded
In the clerks Office OF Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court. Deed Book 100 "A. page
ass. default having been made in the pay
ment Of a certain note therein secured.
and being required by the holder thereof
SO TO do, We will sell at puDHc auoeio"'
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1896,
al 4.30 clock l.. NJ,
the desirable piece of property ABOVE
mentioned and described in said deed
"All that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND. with all Improvements thereon
iyiue and being In the city Of Richmond,
Va. situated on the southern me OF
Grace street. between Laurel ana ShaIer
streets bounded as follows. Beslunhs
an tne sand southern line Of Grace street
az a point one hundred and siNty-eN
GOU feet distant from the western liz
Of Laurel street, az It's intersection w"
Grace street. running thence ia Wes,.
efiv direction along the saii southern
line Of Grace street. twenty-toNr ~
feet. and runnn, thence BACKWARDS anu
southcrlv between parallel lines az Isht
ANGLES with Grace street ana paIdllei
with Laurel street one hundred anu MY
six $50 feet to an alley twenty (-v) icet
wide s
The improvements consist Of a hand,
some three-story brick dwelling, WIN an
modern cOnvcniences. ana MS autaeuNe
location makes it especially desirable as
"a home. . n
TERMS: Cash as 20 the expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay nolo
of Si5O. with interest thereon from &c
t0ber -. 1916, credit as 10 note LOT
$1,000. dated October -. 1879. and i'S
able thirty-six months after date Wiihou,,
grace. with interest thereon pay "9,n
@irhtcan tweutv-rour. thirty. and thirty
six months after said date; balance al
twelve monthG. ,.,,,>.,.
W. BRYDON TENANT,
Trustees.
c. & II. l.. Denoon, AUctioneefs'
uOi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

its Postponed Untn Monday NeNt at ~
O'Clock.

Il il Postponed tntil Monday N'Nt III -
O'Clock.
The case Of j. j.. Sy"cie. registrar al
smithors precinct who is charged with
Illegally refusing to register voters, was
called before Squire Vincent at IL o'clock
Yesterday al the County Court. Mr. Bar
ton II. Wise was present for the COM
monweaith and William II. Beverage
for Syrcle.
Several witnesses necessary on each
side were missing. and as il seemed like
Iy that they could not bee secured for
some hours Mir. BcNClidge asked that the
case be postponed so HAT ne might re-
turn 10 the bedside of his father who
is quite il Mr.. Wise readily consented
10 postponemcnt ON these grounds. and
tho case was fixed for Monday next az
j. O'Clock. All the witnesses present
were recognized hy Squire Vincent and
instructions issued to summon others
needed. Syrcios hail-bond WAS renewed
with William II. Brauer ass surety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
SERIOUS IND FUNNY H'i''
large Amounts OF Money change" """'

Large Amounts OF noHff '""'-
in This CITY on tho Election
Now that the election is over the many
bc,s and waeers that were MADE are
Icing settled. The sound-money me"
nave nearly depleted the 'Nchequers ol
tho silvcriics. for TO a man, they s'oOu ny
tbeir claim that Bryan Would uo
,eatcd. while. on the other manu. US.
sttverites staked their all OF most Vi
If on the Ncbraskan
+, a.. estimated that $500 i'm small pela
,ss changed hands in this city ana
much larger sum in bets oil 80 ana ul'
Two bets at remarkable ouus We
made I'm this city on the result oi
ptvan on Wednesday and the noup,
,,,inc as 20 who had been elected ion
~rcst deal OF betting locally. bryan
,a,,ors were 70 be found everywhere anu
D,ct,i,lov men. always confident 'haI
,no,r man had won. were READY 10 cover
sny money offered. .-, .,
hot of so 10 one cent IS reported 10
ave been made. The clerk III ~"
yer.s office held the Bryan end anu '"e
Gentleman who backed Mckinney IS
leading Republican. ..oos,,o
Two voll-known gentlemen OF opposlte
nautical faith were discussing inc IVsui.
Yesterday when ono OF them Sai",
are so certain of Mckinney eleV'io"
now back IL with money.
"I'n bet you 500 10 iive cents 'lal ~"
,y,,,,n,- a. elected" rcioinod the Repub-
Iicon and the money was promptly
posted. w. md agreed
a. ,vbito wash "A ton of coal, each lump
singlv' II Mckinley were elected pro
v,dod his friend would do the same d.
me event of Bryan's election. Ihey
agreed. and another bet Is now on oe,
tween them as TO how many wetNS
task -...,. ,,,,,
a Young lady bet her best young man
nat MCKINLEY would be elected ana
agreed 10 ride him around the block II
Prvan won. He agreed TO ride her around y,
n mckinley won. so the novel rae Is
coming TO the lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
TRAINS LEAVE hIOAAOND-LNION
Schedule. l.rl l-lIls A. D-I. a.. IcsD.
DEPOT.

TRAINS LEAVE h4OAlAON ID MON
sOilHD q LIZ '-' DEPOT. " '' 80 '''''
Norfolk 1875 \. NJ. stops only
az letelseurs. MaseuN ana
sos 4. NJ. AIMS Petersburg $3.50 A. y.
Weldon ll.o \. NJ, ray ctte-
vile $3.50 Il NJ. Charleston
ll.I3 L. NJ, savannah 1910 a.
NJ, jacksonville .aJ 4. a.,
Port Tampa $40 d. ~.
Connects al Wilson with No.
-, arriving GOl4su0io 1905 T..
M.. Whining tor 5.iJ H.. ".
Pullman sleeper New York to
Jacksonville.
2.s5 .. NJ, Local. arrives Petersburg 3.l3
$50 P. NJ, Arrives Pe,e,s6gfs gl9 p. NJ.
Noriolk $50 h. ID. Makes al
5;3j P. II. .Aiiiyes Petersburg sop. u,
EmpOlia $40 (cOnnelts wi,h
A. q ID. Tor stations between
Empora ana Lawrencev!llel,
Weldon, 9:f3 p; NJ, Fayette-
vile 1907 4. NJ, Charleston
e.lj \. NJ, Savannah 800 A.
Port ' TAMPA .soo +. M. T. -i''
NEW LINE 10 MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arriving
Aiken ~ a. A. Augusta ~
A. M. Macon II 4. NJ, At
lanta 1913 -. ". Pui.uan
Sleepers New York 10 WI
mlueton, Charleston. Jackson
Alllt. Ioll 40 .Naf AIKEN. AL-
gusta, and iac0n
.snp n. Arrive Petersburg 1885 A. NJ,
'''' Lynchburg a.ol A. ~. ROa-
noke 1855 \. 81. Bristol l.gO
y. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond TO Lyacnburg.
,,oeA NJ. Arrives Petersburg 1910 \. ~.
E''' ~ Weldon $3.50 A. NJ. Henderson
4Oi A. NJ. Rsicign 5.lI a. 81,
flbertou 300 T.. ~. Atlanta
4O3 i. M. Pullman Sleeper
Washington TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
an A H.. From Jacksonville, savannah.
90" Charleston, Atlanta. Macon,
Augusta. and all points South.
en- A NJ Atlanta, Athens. and kaiei sh,
W." IynchDurg, and the West.
s:25 A. NJ, Petersburg Local 49,.
i.05 A. NJ, Norfolk. Suffolk, and Peters
burg.
WV Charleston, Wilmington. GoiuS-
bcro and ali points South.
,nn ID NJ Norfolk. Suffolk. Wuttfl ana
~" Petersburg. Lynchbuis, al
the West.
s.os y NJ. Petersburg Local.
a. Nj. EMERSON.
u KENLY Traffic Manager
\ esHs' g. 8 CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Rev Henry l.. Quarlos. Of Luray. Va,
10 whom Broadus Memorial church q few
days ago extended "a most hearty ana
cordial invitation 10 its pastoratc. has
accepted. and viii enter upon his duties
Immediately. Mr.. Quarles is man OF
fine personal appearance aflable i'm
manner. and an excellent preacher. he
Is gentleman OF wide experience. and
has already successfully conducted sew
oial important pastorates in the State.
Mr. Quarles viii preach for the church
az both services on Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
xEUs IRON MANCHE ESTER.
Ihe Result of Tuesdays Vote VIII Be An
nounced This Afternoon.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES. |

MaNcHrSryR BUREAU RICHMOND iiMts'
No, 1921 HULL SrREET. battle BLooA''
MIR. william Evans. OF Swansboro. had
somo trouble with boy from Richmond
Thursday night because he said Mark
Hanna was in prison. somebody went
IN Clements store hurrahlns for Hanna
,rbo richmond boy replied that Hanna
,xae In prison. Mr. Evans took IL up
ana denied the statement IN rather I'M
COMPLIMENTARY terms. His young 'ppo-
n,nt then told him TO have his Whish'is
uncd with gold. Tho heated controversy
increased. and finally they mace ior
each other. but the boy got on, OF ''s
way. and the old gentleman was hi' WIN
a brick. ~,
Ralph Fuller Lcprevost, son or MI
Ienrv Icprcyost died early Ih"s ""s
,rcrning in the sixth year OF ms "f'' ~
mo homo OF his father. IN ,hesl.Ii'' "a
about one mile from this cry. nc
ceased was victim OF diphthoTla' no
romans were taken from inc houSo ~
10 o'clock yesterday morning Io' u''"''
and tho services were conducted lh M""''
Cemetery. -, o.o.,oa
hv tho Standard Oh company o. -.
propcrtv I'm the lower end OF Mahcn,9''
Ncssrs. +. 4. Lamb. 4. +. Holt' u. a.
1ordan samuel Logan and William bal-
To-, o,hf compose the Board OF 'on'
,o,ssioncrs OF Election for the cl'S U.
Manchester. will meet i'm the oil'' "a
tho clerk q tho Hastings Court ',''
s,,ernoon at 2 o'clock TO complete the
..an,.ossinr Of the vote cast on last
Tuesday in this city. ...o.
Miss clara Clements gave an oyster
inner AT her residence. corner SN'h
and Rainbridgc streets. last night
Miss Margaret Friend has returned 10
ber home in Hcnrico county ailer
nleasant visit to relatives on Porter
street
T.bo Misses Fell. Of Goshen. Va arc
,,sitinc Mrs. T.. G. Hill az the corner
81 Tenth and Perry streets.
Mrs. 4. L. Farley. of Swanshoro' -
ouitc sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

she stated that she had 10 desire OF
holding The Office for another term. but
inasmuch as u was the wish Of the So
cioty. she would accept the compliment
paid her by her reelection. and do all
in her power for the benefit of the or
eauization. After gracefully thanking
the ladies fer the honor conferred upon
hor. Mrs. Ivcy introduced Rev. w. w.
lear. of Manchester who had just on
tered the church Mrs c. IL. Han was
then reelected vicc-prcsiiont. Mrs. d.
y. De Berry was elected recording Sec
rotary i'm the place Of Mrs. J.. l.. Marks
of Petersburg. resigned. Mrs. \. W.
Nowln was chosen treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
Wednesday, November 1885
At u. NJ. Sharp,

the above Described property in said
decd Of trust. Fronts I'D icet on
the southern lime of Main street.
intersocung with Thirteenth street, and
running back thereon 10 feet deep. The
building covers the entire lot and is built
Of the finest materials and 1nehlp,
having massive stone foundation, with
"a large heavy iron vault ON ir-t Hoof
with subtcrrancan vault in basement
This property owing % IT'S great access
sibility and splendid location. should COM
mand the attention of an busines men,
whether for BUSINESS PURpOSl IS OR
4 FIRST-CLASS. SAFE lNNE5IAENI T.,
as such an opportunity rarely presents
itself 10 the public. Don't lose thc chance,
but avap yourself of DO. We invite your
close inspection Of this magnificent licce
of central property.
TERMS. Cash sufficient % pay cost ana
expenses Of sale. aN taxes due ana UNI
paid. % note for $4,000. and interest on
same from November ~. lN3 until paid,
balance upon such terms 1858 may be am
n0uncod az sale. More liberal terms may
be offered at time Of sale.
JOHN DUNLOP.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
Trustees.
CHARLES \. ROSE. Auctioncor.
flN1011,12131i151LB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

This location is unsurpassed for BANK,
ing ana insurance purposes or tsi,,i az
noint for INC wholesale thoroughlaro OF
Inc city. leading 10 the TOBACCO ~
CHANGE, WAREHOUSES;, DhPOIS'
etc.
By virtue OF decd Of trust 10 the un-
dcrsignod trustees dated November ne
%. 1871. and duly recorded ln the cielh .
ofIice Of the Richmond ChanCcry Court
I'm deod-book ia "A PAGE 20, default
having been made in the payment Of me
debt therein secured. aud heins required
so TO do hy the beneficiary We VIII pro-
coed 10 sell. by public auction on inc
premises. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

BARGAINS ~ GROCERIES WAY
ID down. Cheaper than you ever pouant
them. Can save you - per cent
Best GranulItod Sugar per pound.
Good Hams ........ .....-......'s'.-'
j. rgc cans Tomatoes .......--.......'..
Early June Peas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gems yellow California tclchca..... -
Flako lOminy per pound ........''..''
Black-Lyel Peas. per Qhart...'-..''''
Good boLeless Goldfish, per pOuni ..'. .,
New Rye Flour. per pOund....... $500 ?
Good Green and Mixed Tea. Jas sool oo
as yOu pay zoe. for clseWhefe..... ~
Good Pork per pound .................
Large Joe. box T. IA. Backing for. .
Onc-p0und Prints Creamery Butter. -
Bartlett Pears. per can..... ........-.-'
Good Green Tea per pound. ......... I'D
Good Tea Dust-so0d as amy tea you g.,
ever drHnk-pcr pouui.......-....... ly
Tender Sweet Sugar Corn. c3n.......
HCminy and Grits. per pound .....-..:.-
Sno ,lake Patent Flour per bariel.>f -
ot. per Dag. .......... $500 -
Silver King Patent Flour, barrel. .f4.3V
or. peg sack ..........-....... =,
NNN Fancy Flour per barrel......>' Wv,
or, per .................... ~
$. UILMAN'S son.
1S-0-f>22 east Main. Jl6 east Marshail.
Phones 3lJ and g. apt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
FINANCIAL.

MONEY CAN BIZ HAD AT A Low
vi INTEREST on a plan endorsed ara
taken advantage q by leaoinE uualii,SS
mn who nave borrowed under our sys-
fcm iu sums from $500 TO SlopolO. II you
are needing money now. or are pay !is
q per cent. 10 an individual or q corpora
ton. write FOR information. stating name
and address. Interview arranged fOi az
annlicanf's home or our city ollie. city
rcil estate security required. Gold bona
not required. FINANCIAL, T. -. BOX
IfN~fNl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
UOMiN's TORETGN MISSIONS.


E'f'fFFi y VTH'FIff
The Virginia Conference Of the Wo-
mans Foreign Mission Society. Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. South. adjourned
yesterday for the year at the close Of
the morning session. The reading of re-
ports was continued from the previous
day. AT the completion OF this business
Mrs. G. " Hall. OF Petersburg. was
elected editor OF a column for the Rich
mcnd Christian Advocate special.
earnest and deyout prayer was then
offered by Mrs. John Bailey.
The report Of the financial secretary.
which WAS next read. showed an increase
OF $50 IN the receipts OF the organization.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year was then taken up. and Mrs. W.
G. Ivey WAS unanimously elected presi-
<ent. She made a short address. wherein
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
BY Chewnine & Rose,
Real Estate Au0tioneers,
No. 6 north Tcnth street.
TRUsTEEs' Al CTiON SALE
Il or
No. 10i COUNTS STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated 9th November 1921, OF record IN
the clerks office Richmond thancery
Court. u. f. 153 T. page l'l, deiault nav
thereby secured and being required so
TO do bv the benonciarv. we will sell, by
auction. upon the premises. on ..,,,,,,
THURSDAY. THE ETH NOVEMBER.
1906
al o'clock T. NJ. the properly numbered
az above. The lot has front or ~ feet
on the north line of Couits street ny Z"
depth OF s. feet
TERMS: one-thiri IN cashi the residue
~ six and twelve months. secured Wy "a
deed OF trust upon the property with b
per cent. added
Al CHEWING.
n SITTEEDING.
mol Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
RETURN or PROsPERITy.
The Banks Show the Effects of Res,orcd
Confidence.

The Richmond banks. which have been
slow TO lond money on good security for
some weeks past are liberal now. They
have an abundance OF money TO lend
on commercial paper. 4 silver man.
prominent In business. when asked YES
'erdcy when times would be better
replied: Times are better already. Last
Monday ! tried 10 borrow money from
The banks but couldn't do H. To-day ]
got all the money from the banks /
needed. The money rate in Rlchnond
s. quoted al per cent.
The stock and grain markets ar, up
and trading IS very active. Wheat is
several points higher than It was Thurs
day.
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lnI. EENT.

NEWPORT NEWS. FOR RENT, THE
y ATLANTIC HOUSE. 2GC Washing
ton avenue. the most central position In
the city. Electric Ishts and an modern
improvements. Apply TO JOHN whey,
2N2 Washington avenue. no5-zt-
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BY c. l.. V n. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
s21 Main street.