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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
AsHLAND's CHARTER.
Action of the Town Council on the
Question of Change.

ASHLAND. VA. February 7.-(Special)
The Town Council had a called meeting
tonight TO receive and act upon the
petitions which have been circulated for
the past few days by the School Board
and Council to determine whether or not
the clause in the town charter relating
TO school appropriation should be changed.
All the counci.men were present, except
one, who is Ill, and all three members OF
the board. The meeting lasted four hours
and the outcome was the adoption or the
following:
Whereas, II appears that there are
resident taxpayers 10 the number or
S3i and.
"Whereas. there are petitioning for
change i'm the charter 1855. and petltioning
against the change thirty-three, lacking
of petitioners for a change 10 make u
majority of tho Taxpayers, thirty-four:
Resolved, That these figures be LAID
before our representatives in the Legisia-
ture. leaving them TO judge for them
selves whether II Is best TO make change
In the charter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Sudden Death of n Lndy-Dicd In
Colorado.

MONTERREY, VA. February 7.-(spe-
cial)--A telephone message just received
announces the sudden death of Mrs. Dr.
II. III. Jones. OF Doe Hin. this county
She hsG walked into a wash-house for
some purpose. and was found fifteen
minutes later dead upon the hoor.
Mrs. Jones was a daughser OF the late
Samuel G. Eagle. and was the wife OF one
most prominent citizens. She was a most
estilnable lady, and had a relationship
which extended over n greater portion OF
the two Virginias.
Mr.. John ". slaven. a native OF High
land. died at his home, In Denver. Col.
on ',hc slst ultimo. He was the eldest
son Of Mr.. T. II. slaven. Of Monterey,
and the news OF his death Is received
with much sorrow by his family. friends,
and old schocl-mstes. from whom ne mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
DID NOT MURDER MAssIE.
That Charge Against Hale With
drswu-PocjSct Picked.

ROANOKE. VA. February 7.-tSpecial)
Colonel J. Hampton Hoge, who has been
employed 10 defend Jasper j. Hale. the
alleged bigamist and murderer. is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Mrs. Hale, who
made both the above charges. in which
she states that she Is wife No. beyond
a question OF doubt. but that she simply
lied when she Matched up the Massie
murder story. She says II was done
through spite. and In order TO bring Hale
back TO her. The excuse she gives was
that she was grieved nearly TO death on
account of Hale's deserving her.
William Huddieston, q merchant Of Bed
ford county. was robbed In the market
this morning of bag containing SIS and
two small checks. Mr.. Huddleston comes
10 the market once each week with a
load of produce from his store, and had
his pocket picked shortly after he bad
been paid for what he brought to-day. He
carried the money In bag that he put
In his outside-coat pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
NEW YORK PRopUcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 7.-Flour--
Firm. dull, and unchanged; southern
Hour unchanged and dull.
firmer: No. red. store and elevator,
s24S2 1-4c.; afloat. 50 l-2Qss 3-4c. Options
were moderately active and firm, at a
s-sGi:2c. advance; No; red. February:
June and July 70 i-2c.
Corn-Spots dull but frmcr; No. ?,
20 7-8c In elevator; 81 7-sc., afloat. OPP
lions were dull and firm, e, a i,sc "a.
vance; February; % i-sc. Nay 70 7-se''
Oats-Spots dull but firm: No 2, Is Lao
Is i-2c.; No. white. 2eaf2s i-2c.; mixed
western. % 1-2126 1-2c. Options dull put
firmer: February Is l-2c.; March, 70 Sic;
Wooi~ouiet and firm: domestic, fleece,
16622e.: pulled. 15q5Sc.
Beef-Quiet, steady. and unchanged
Beef Hams-Dull. at $780,
Tierced Beef-Quiet: city extra India
Cut Meats Slow and easy: picked BEL
lies. lac. bid; shoulders. S-fQ5c;
hams. Las SAC.
SIS: city. $50: May. 1906 Refined quiet
Continent, $40: South American, $63s;
compound. 4 s-415c.
Pork-Quiet and weak: mess. no719t1.
Butter-Fancy firm; demand fair; mar
ks cot unrg 'soSiir-pur but steady: crude.
nc yellow prime, q i-2c.; do, off-grade,
Rosin~strained. common TO good.
Turpentine-ouiet and steady. at 40
Rice-In moderate demand and UNI
Mlaoiasses--Firm. moderately active. and
Peanuts-ouiet; fancy hand-picked. 50
1-lc.
ss cSss SassS s gsn' sp ri 8 s ' Sas
80 ~ s ssaslo peesmber' sie@oaosS; spot
Rio steady; No T. 13c;
ing Zee: centrifugais. O. degrees test,
: 7..sc refined quiet and unchanged.
Freiehts to Liverpool-Qu and nomi-
nal; cotton, by steam, I'D; grain, ~
steam. Sid
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. February 7.-Flour
firm and unchanged.
s.2s i No. Ms ssa s'G lsS sns 1 gss
southsrn. by sample. 7se7c.; do. on
s ;;say ss %is ss.s sess 81 sss g;sss
May. IS 1-z4y 3-4c-: steamer mixed. no
81 i-ic.; southern CORN; ~ s,491 sc.
oats-Firm; No white western,
Is f-2c.. asked; No. . mixed, do., y lao
Rye-zg!rm; No. ., nearby. s0ssc.; vest
III Hay~stsady; choice timothy. 81. ssksd.
Grain Freighss-Quiet and steady.
other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. February 7.--Most Of
the trade, ~ yhsst today Wa crowded
prices, under the impulse Of good buying.
advanced rapidly from ~ under 70 TIC.
over yesterdays closing quotations. There
was no vim in the morning operations
and a. prices displayed some very weak
symptoms local beau i1cllked 70 cell
| little too freely. and Il Vas que g
! The abort interest thus creeted thak Ugh
| 3 decided upfuR0 took Place 4for. Unul
s ssyax ss sis<1 ~ ,ssisasd .. SD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stockS
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle
Country Produce, Sea- Foreign
and Domestic.

- WASHINGTON. February Fore
IriIQ least for Saturday.
~" For Virginia: Fair weather Sat-
urdsy. with increased cloudiness
at night; little change in temperature;
light westerly winds.
North Carolina: Increasing cloudiness;
light southwesterIy winds.
The coast storm has continued It's
northeasterly movement, passing across
New England and the maritime pro-
vinces. A slight depression exists on the
Gulf coast. near the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi. and an energetic storm area Is
entering the Northwest. The weather Is
nearly clear in the Middle and South
Atlantic States. The temperature is lower
In the Southwest and the Upper Lake
region. and slightly warmer in the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States.
Fair weather. with stationary tempera-
ture, is indicated for the Northern and
Middle Atlantic States. In the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States tho
weather will be partially cloudy, with
light rainfall near the coast, and slightly
warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
civiI-service Examinations.

The next civil-service examination Will
take place on March the 7th.. This will be
for positions I'm the acknowledgements de-
partrnents. Blank applications can be
gotten from Mr. John Enders. Jr., in the
revenue department. Following this. on
March 30th. examinations will begin for
positions of railroad postal clerks, In
Indian service, and in the government
printing-officc. Blank applications for
those entering can be secured from the
United States Ciyil-Seryice Commission
Ia WASHINGTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and fair.
: Sfafo az fhararonnotor.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
State of thermometer:

NEW YORK, February Flower ca
bles from London led TO selling of stocks
in the local market during the early
trading, and a general though moderate
decline In prices followed. There was no
special pressure TO sell. and realzations
easily account for the slight shading In
prices AS the day advanced, however,
the market broadened. and in the after
noon trading there was an approach TO
buoyancy. The Improvement In the mar
ket was the result OF increased buying
by the commission-houses, and belief that
the Morgan syndicate will be awarded
large proportion of the new bonds. which
the streets interprets as meaning a COM
paratively easy working OF the money
market. at least until the settlements for
the new loan are completed.
The rise in call loans to per cent. to-
day had no significance. and was due to
bidding by belated borrowers. Tho great
est activity was in the Industrials. Sugar
rose 3 per cent, to 113 "a. on buying by
brokers said to be identified with the
refining interests. Leather (preferred)
Jumped nearly per cent, 10 6s IL, on
stories that the dividend will be declared
shortly. Distllling and cattle-Feeding
moved up to Is IL on an increased bust
ness. Chicago Gas was quiet at "a lac
6 3-s. the opinion of Acknowledgement
the companies having had no effect.
In the late trading Tobacco suddenly
dropped from 70 LIZ to rs S-S. and this
started selling all along the line. The
prominent issues receded Ia to IL
per cent, in sympathy.
In the final trading the market was
steadier in tone. Net changes show
gains OF 1-4ql 81 per cent, except for
Missouri Pacific, Manhattan. and Tobac-
co. which lost 3-s TO 2 per cent.
Bonds were active and strong. The
sales footed up the large total OF $780,
600.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
.2os shares, and OF unlisted @,2OI
shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. s9z2l2s72; cur
rency. ss43l9.0Si
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ON cali ective at 8 -2Q7 per cent.
last loan, and closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6Q7 per cent.
Bar silver. 81 3-s. Silver at the board
was steady.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at Hs8 3-4dAd IA
for sixty days, and $i.s7 s-4as4.ss IA for
demand. Posted rates. A.37 l-24AS9; COM
mercial bills, $4s5 f-2q$4s5.
Government bonds easier state bonds
higher. Railroad bonds active.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
uIusion. and Good Music.

Mr.. Sofa Sunetaro, the Japanese Won
der Worker" and the Norwegian Mando-
lin Club, of this city, were the attractions
last night at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hail. where the seventh en-
tertainment OF the Star-Course series
was given before a large audience. Mr..
Sunetaro mystifed his audience by his
Illusions, while the Norwegian Club rem
dered several numbers in an excellent
manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
unuti.t sunday-schooi Association

The monthly meeting OF the Sunday
School Association Of the Baptist schools
of Richmond and Manchester will be
held tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with the West-View school, Of Richmond.
Il. II. Johnson. ESD. and other speakers
will address the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
LONDON AND pAh,-

LONDON. ENG. February lar s,,.
yer. 30 7-sd. Consols. l0s Is for tAo,h
money and the account
2:so p. M.-Paris advices quote 5 per
cent. rentcs, lo2f.. Sc. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08

NORFOLK. VA. February 1,-The
american brig II. b. Husssy. Captain
WEIR. from Boston 10 CHARLESTON. . Sr
llsht. went ashore At o'clock a a.;
hursdsy on Hast s,cS Inlet ns. nsf nu' ,hs
sime. The crew Of ten men were aiken
on safely By the lifc-saycrs. ~ high toe
Ia the evening the vessel 1ioated oyer the
bar. and II now ANCHORED In the hareor.
sgRsrently s2is,ufsa EXCEPT sna s.pt nfs
h2 :. !. E s1' 81 IS = toy - 1891 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, February Z, 1870.
mixed. 76i7sc. shortberry, 7547sc.; No. z
red. rs i-2d79c. Corn-White Virginia, $50
36c. No. 2 white, CSC. No. 2 mixed, Siag
"a 1-2c Oats-No. mixed. "A l-2c.; NO. j
mixed. % 1-2c.; winter-seed. zoalSze. rye
i0fI45c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08

s e,.:, closed nenipslly sssas. Win ~
Corn did not draw much sttsstIqs- ~
the trading was OF no weight or slGe<ll-
canoe. and nothing new Ii the aftuo(lon
had developed. The Influence o. wheat
va. the predominatlns factor. TIE early
decline and later advance being followed
May corn opened At % 1880 So. al
vnnced TO % 5-Su30zSc.. and cfosed a.
. 5-sc.--i-se: higher than yesterday. cash
corn was steady.
Trading in oats was ordinary. The
vasa-ies o. wheat and corn prlcos were
reproduced n this market. but on
smaller scale. May oats closed Unbalanced
from yesterday. Cash oats we're i-40hc
lower for local and steady 10 lie. lower
for throuxh-bilIed. the feeling IT the close
being Arm, with the futures
The weakness Of wheat and corn during
the morning was productive of selling Of
provisions. and prices declined under the
pressure. There was no buying induced
BY the later rally in grain. so that no
tseovery took place. At the opening the
Ieefin8 was steady. adviccs from the
yhfds OF an advance Of &c. ia hogs fur
nishing encouragement
Az the close May pork was &c. lower.
May lard Sc. lower, and May ribs "a
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
BAA-TIMoRE STOCK MARKEr.

ylMoRE STOCK MARKET.
IT,, n rdn,E ND. February 7.--vir-
s snd ohtn .s,,Qds slQsl Ia: Baltimore
Snr Sn.o Sou ra tern firsts. lot bid;
bonds, 6's. ia. bid; do..Ss icss,,os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08

Charles W. Williams testified as to
threats he had heard Mallory use towards
Harris and said about ten days before
the shooting Harris was sitting at the
bar I'm ''Ciements's Cafe" talking TO him.
Mallory came in apparently drunk He
Was dressed in llght-ftting coat. with
his right hand IN either his coat or HIS
pants pocket. and comnienced using
abusive language remarking. II will 80
TO the Mayor myself" Harris went out.
and Mallory followed. Harris returned In
a short while. end gave witness bottle
Of medicine 10 keep for him. remsrking
Il was hard that Mallory would not tee
him alone. MALLORY came IN about this
time. and again commenced to use abusive
language. Harris never resented any OF
these remarks, Mallory made desperate
threats towards Harris. Witness heard
him say II they ever came together he
would get the ''firsf crack out OF the box"
o. the FIRST fall. Whenever Harris's name
vas mentioned "a Nallory's presence he
would commence to use abusive language.
Witness had seen both Mallory and
iarfis armed with pistols. Whenever
Mallcsy Was drunk he would flourish his
pistol sround
". 2. Hrdeins testified thai month
ss.icfs the killing Mallory came into Eli
Noret's salec1,. Whc7c Witness was then
s~R''ssd' Soon Issr Harris eaaae ~ sad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08

STEADY bricss anchsnSSd. We" So eul spr sns
70 5-sc' 10 so~n sSSs.s rcd. 6silss
oats, iss.c Mess pork. si 100 s,sas; No.
so.o0. Short-rib sides, s5B4X. ~ d narn
clear sides. $5.30qs535. Whlskey. a ssnott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09

xsey Nave Concluded Their Bash
ne.s H<r~--To Ola Peiss To-day.

1~s@ H<re--To old Psist 1e-b"s'
go rr..xht cain Association. whoa
hes beer n fesston AZ rs Seaerson le'
ne last fen days. hss eoncinoss IA
tr.,..ee ana adjourned 20 rect To Nzz9-
x.si~. Tenn. ne frst Wednesday Ia nsS'
Nav. ana many Of ne rsesnbers nave
1e<s Tor sheis hcres n The various STATS
81 ths unson. Quits number siiA r.
x.s,, here. however, and WI 50 20 oia
peri to-ass a. she eucsS O. the Cnesa-
r<ake ard Ceio railway
Tne sesslon yesterday wa a very sNo'.
o,4 and was 1evefe1 moff entireiy y
fke consideration q changes IA oss am
daraarp. ana cvercharee rules an AMI
r.f,se anf satisfactory arrareerDent De-
tnr Effected after very little discussion
I,xltatlsrs were preEentcd frcn Gov
x~ro~ Tarn<r. q Tennessee. and me
Nayor ard 81 the newspAFer editors Q.
~ashx6ge. intiurg the aSz,c.ation 70
hosa is next ssmi-annual SESSION ~ tDd1
city. and x vas these that inn1enced tHe
i..5y 70 sesec; the Tennessee cisy,
ire rrema<rs q the association sre All
toua n tbefr praises q the entert@iS-
srenr which has been provided for them
fere. and al express the hope that they
,rsv soou meet again in RIcamond- Yes
ser6av Afternoon ~ so o'cl0ck thc mem
h,rs Seaded b. Nessrz. Warren Tay-
lar and John OrndorH. t1e Reception
rx,runffee. repaired 10 the corner OF
FYrst ara Broad streets. where they en-
bzrkee on street-cars. as Inc guests OF
she Richmond Railway END Electric Com
panv. Tor . trip 20 Sherwood Park. sac
r,-oceefed thence 70 Lakeside. where
fney spent some time They returned
70 the city in tine for dinner At the Jei-
<erson. ard this morning al O'Clock they
left Tor Oid POINT. where they vii
sp<nd the day. Thfy VIII return here
ts-rsgat. and VIII then scatter 10 their
various homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
VERY VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
OK FOURTEENTH STREET BIZ
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. BEING No. Is
SOUTH FOURTEENTH
STREET

Pursuant 70 a decree q Tire Chancsry
Court q the city o. Richmond. Va rrn-
6ered on the lfth Day q July, -. IN ire
chancery cause q kingan 4 CO. llir1ite)
-. r. G Boudzr. trustee. e. ais. !, TO
undersigned VII on
MONDAY. OCTOBER T. iSS
at 5 o'clock p n. on the premises pro-
ceei 70 sell az pUoiic auction that certain
lot OF LAND. with a brick stcreno-st
thereon. on TIE west lIe e Fourteenth
OF Pearl street. between Main alt carr
streets. fronting z feet inches on Four
tenth street ard running hack octV ef1
parallel walls II feet inches % tir-
GINA street. and fronting a feet II incles
on the line OF Virginia street.
This property il well located ard sdari-
"a in every particular 90 THE wholesale
grocery business, Il IS on t1orvlgnfafe
leading 70 Manchcster. AMI Is noV o-c4-
pied b. the +. ". Gates a Sons Com
me building has three high-pitchsi
stories abovc bAsenent and A. through
out a weli-bui,f house. 1ne basement >
frst-class ir ever particular. the locr
being cemented from front > rear.
Parties desiring 10 purchase soci
business house 20 occupy. o. as an invest
rcnt Will DO wen % attend this sale, as
n0N 4 the time 70 bug real estate.
TERMS. olc third cash. balance IN
equal payments ~ s'x and twelve months.
the purchaser 20 give negotiable notes,
wiki ieai Interest adleii. and the title %
De retained until al % the purchase
veyance ordered ~ the Court. but tfe
purchaser may pay all cash n ~ 80 de-
sires II. O. HcIDAR.
o. Trustee and Receiver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
NOTION REsfxANTs.

u pairs OF 5-Hook Coeset Stee,s, iec.
value. for PIC a pair
Is rolls OF BlaLx Tape tslightiT dis
co,oTed). 3 rolls fer lc.
% Combination Needle-Books. Sc. value,
for &C. each.
10 Real Leather pocket-Books. sc.
value. for lz5kc. each.
pairs OF rood quality Stockinet Shields.
Ice vaiae. for SC a Dai-
Il papers OF Nickel Plated Safety-Pins.
Sc value. for Sc. a paper
LINING REMNANTS
10 remnants OF Se-inch Rustling Perca-
iine. l6 CSC QUALIFY. for &C. a yard
8 remnants OF Linen Canvas. lsc- quail
". for loo yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
Madame xordica.

An article IN the NeS YORK Journal Of
sr-,feraf,er eth stated that Madame Nor
Cstczs would not APPEAR IN the Aeliotroi-ttn
r-,ers fu New York as the managers
~ro,,d not pay her price. This coes 10,
frterfere with her contract 70 sing IN the
7fesroo,oiitan concerts. as she agreed lor
this series many weeks ago Al the prlce
q S20g PR night.
picnnord rnusic-i0vers win have an OF
.,orruoifv OF hearing her November 10Th
1sxr nrDvfdefl q sufficient guarantee IS
srlscrfbe1 In the next ten days. The en-
ire series Of i've consecutive m"ntnly
ccncerts. commencing az that date. win
~ 1rra- artists Joseffy. Rosenthal and
ctlfss. al popular prices subscription
Isl al Walter d. Moses & Co.'S music
store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
THE NEW PHYSICAL DIRECTOR.
zfr. Merrill, of Nashsu. y. H., Com
far 10 the y. NJ c. a. Here.

Nr. r. Il Merrill. Of Nashau' ~ H.
s. 70 be the new physical director Of The
Young Nen's Christian Association gym
nasiom-
rfr. Merrill Il at present the gFnanS-
siurn instructor al the Young Men :
Chyis,fsn Association. u Hudson. Mas
Jse leaves that position 70 take charge
here. and VII arrive OF the 18th Of this
month.
The rev director is a graduate OF The
International Training School. OF spring
fsls Mass. and leaves me record De-
hind him al Hudson Physically re Is a
snteudsdly proporti0ned man, weighing ~
pounds. and being feet h ncnes IN
height
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
THE COHEN CO
New pythran Homo 70 BE Erected.

The Pythians OF Richmond are prepar-
ing for the erection OF a handsome home
for their order In this city. The supreme
Lodge has ordered turned over 10 the Nir-
giriA Lodge the amount OF money TOT
that purpose. something like 1900. steps
were taken last night 10 rtcrz2Ilze the
Hines Memorial Committee at the meet
ing OF GerInania Lodge. This committee
Will have charge OF the erection OF the
building
Treasurer C. T. LOehr, Of the lodge. has
n considerable sum 70 add 10 the afore-
said amount for building purposes
zhe new Pythian home will be called
Memorial Hail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
Contract Awarded.

Nes--s. jacobs & Levy. E;road-sfreet
c.othserz. have been awarded the contract
Tor furnishing the RicnmonH TRACTION
CorDDany's men their winter uniforms.
1rbeT are n Dc OF the same color. kind
and make as those adopted by one Of the
largest street-car lines in New 1orK-tne
Traction. These uniforms VIII De ready
for delivery TO the company In a rev
,savs There were a number Of conpcfi
tors. not Oniy in this city, but from Phil
adelphia and Baltimore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ BARTON
HEIGHTS.


BY order Of three deeds Of trust dated.
RESPECTIVELY. November Is. 1924. Septem-
Der 1874. January 81 lss-S, the firsf nom
ANTHONY r Schluter and Annie G. lis
wife. The second from Alfred D. Henyis
and Lucy A. his wife, and the third from
]. II. Parker and Ada L. his wife, al
executed 10 George - Christian. trustee
Din whose place and stead Edward ID.
Starke has been substituted BY decree
County Court Of HenTico. entered Septem-
Der -. 1Sssl. and daily recorded in County
Court Of Henrico. Deed-Books IN A, page
So; 1as p, page 9s. and 10 a, pass -
respectively. 10 secure certain notes mere
IN described and default having been
made and being required By the bench
ciarv 30 10 DO. ] viii proceed 20 sell. On
the premises. and in the order named De-
'O" WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a 1895.
~ 4 O'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said deeds as follows.
First Deed-"I.ot No. - In block -, IN
Barton Heights. Henrico. Va"
Second Deed-,.Ihe west 20 feet OF lots
Nos 9 ard 4. in block s. In Barton
Heights. Henrico county. Va. except the
south 3 feet and inches OF lot No IN
s1 Third Deed-s'Lots Nos. 4. S. and 8. IN
block No 3. Barton a I-2mb's Brookizna
FIRMS OF SALE: Cash as 70 expense
~ sale OF each respective property arl
The sum Of S5E-3. as 10 the first de-
scribed property; and The sum Of :. 50. IS.
the sum Of 81 9eso. as 10 the third de-
scrfbed property. which j. the respective
balance due on the respective notes and
Ire remainder IN six months interest
added. ana secured by trust deed.
EDWIN d. STARKE
Substitute Trustee
]. Thompson Brown & Co, Aucroneers-
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
HLACK GOODS REMNANTs.

/ remnant - yar1Sj htdfE NHasaH
Cloth for g. >, from S.l3-
i remnant g Is yards Wide Vale
diagonal. for 8. s.. from $40.
! remnant q IS yards Figured Aohair.
8 3. from Ses
/ remnant 81. yards ATWOOD Hen
r.etta fof s q. from S.ss
I remnant q Is yards Granite Cloth for
75c. from no.
i remnant 81 yards Whip-Cord Serge
for 81. from 1-s5.
! lot Ali-Wool Serge remnants. loc. a
yaTd-Ec usually.
81. All-WoOl fnch Serge for &c,
former urfce 8 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
RENNANTs KID GLOVES.

7 pairs McsqBetaifes. Evening Shades.
BE. instead OF M
70 pairs Of 4-Button Dressed Kid Gloves.
IN Tan and Black, for 50c., that We're
N25
A few sizes in 4-Button White Kid
Gloves: remnant price. sc a pair.