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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

cts 30 loosely. under such circumstances
The advicHw was promptly followed.
IL Is reported that the Academy OF
Music on Bank street. the only place OF
amusement In the city. will be sold at
public auction on the Sd instant The
building is the property OF the old Pc
tersburg Musical Association, and has
been the scene OF many memorable and
brilliant gatherings. 1t Is hoped some
one will buy II who will give our people
good attractions IN the way OF amuse-
mcnts.
Mrs. William r. Nichols Is visiting the
family OF her brother. Professor Edward
Nichols. in Lexington.
Mr.. G. n. Pyle the well-known real
estate agent OF this city, Is In South Da-
xota. on business
Mrs. Eta Burch and Mrs. A. S. Van
DeMark. OF Richmond. are guests Of the
'amiy of Mr.. John a. Mallory. Boiling
rock street.
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MYSTEHIOUsLY SHOT.
4 singular Case I'm the city on inc
nnu-UurgIary.

DANVILLE. VA. December H.-'spe-
cial)-A colored youth named Charies
Davis was mysteriously shot this morn
ing. Davis was passing the DanViile
refractory. near the river when some
one fired at him, a S2-calibre ball entering
the aeshy part of the stomach just above
the abdominal cavity. Davis ana ms
brother. who was with him. claim that
tbe shooting was done by Mr.. Charles
Wood. n machinist at the ice-factory' "A
warrant was sworn out for Mr.. Wood
who was arrested, and subsequently, re-
leased on 81 900 bond for his appearance
newt Friday. He denies the shooting or
anv knowledge Of it, and claims that the
charge was malicious one. The negro
is dangerously. but it is not believed
fatally shot.
Some time last night burglars effected
an entrance to T.. r. Lewis's shoe ana
hat-store. on Main street and secured
quantity of valuable goods and small
sum in cash. window in the rear was
forced. There is no clue to the burglar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
ON THE APP0MATT0X.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN THE
COCKADE CITY.
Lost His Bank-BoOk-The Antics OF
nm Escaped Lunatic-Took the
Mayors Advice-Person"is ana
Briefs.
Briefs

PETERSBURG. VA, December H.
,Special) To-day while Mr.. William a.
Thompson. book-keeper for the Upper
Appomattox Company. was driving down
TO bank TO make a deposit and meet
some of the companys obligations he
lost from his pocket the handbook con-
tanning money and checks. The loss was
not discovered until his arrival down
.own. and a hurried search for the lost
book proved unavailng. The book con-
iained about $50 in money, several checks,
amounting to about 500, and note for
nSO The payment of the checks was
promptly stopped at the banks. 1t is
hoped that the book was found by some
honest person. and that the whole amount
will be recovered.
MIR. David G. Browder and Miss Lucy
c. Clayton were married night before last
at the parsonage of the High-Street
Methodist church. Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Peter
son. officiating.
CURIOUS ANTICS OF A LUNAT1C.
A negro lunatic, named Timus Yates.
escaped from the Central State Hospital
this morning. He travelled northward
towards the river. waded the canal. and
when he reached the Norfolk and West
ern railroad tried to flag down an APP
preaching train. The train slowed up.
and Yates tried to board it. but was
Knocked down in the effort, and received
some hurts and bruises. Information Of
the facts were given TO the police when
the train reached the city, and Yates was
arrested. and found to be an escaped
lunatic. He was returned to the hospi-
tai.
DEATH OF A LADY.
Mrs. George Muret died yesterday at
her home. I'm Prince George county. about
five miles from town. Of pneumonia. She
was well known in this city. whore she
leaves near relatives and many friends.
Her remains will be inferred in Bland
ford Cemetery.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
citizen of Chesterfield county, who
had been drinking rather too FREELY, was
taken 20 the siation-house last evening.
and on his person was found money
amounting 10 nearly 500, which appeared
TO be part proceeds OF the sale of the
rentleman's farm in that county. The
Mayor this morning gave him some good
advice. and suggested 70 him the safe
policy of depositing his money in bank,
instead of carrying it about in his peck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
THE COHEN CO.

A
Quadruple silver Match Safes, worth
$50. for 59c. o, -
Sterling Silver Stamp-Boxes' worth si''''
for s3c. 81.
Partisan Emanellcd stIck-Pins for ioc
% different designs In Goid -r'a'eu
NEW HOLIDAY vEILINGs.
1s-inch Tuxedo Chenille-Dot or Plain
Yelling various size dots, &c ya'''
ls.inch Chenilie-Dot or Plain Tuxedo
Yelling lsc. yard. 49, r,,,o
New effects In Ruled ana Lace-Euse
Wells y.,
Black Chenille-Dot silk Maline-Net Veil
ing. &c. yard. 80
Iron Hose-Carts. with hose-pipe- and
horses. large size. a 81 toy, Tor SOC
Large Trunk, with Tray, worth 'oc., TOT
35c. 49,, 49,
Archarina. or improved Crokinole, the
most Instructive and amusing game
ever introduced. large size, N.sS' III
stead Of $3.50. <,so
Iron Trains. with coach and car, worth
25c. for i0c. ,,., 18th,
Toy Drums, IL inch. with whistle stick,
Red Painted Toy Chairs, 25c. kind. for
Zee each.
Children's soc. Rocklng-Chairs, to-day
DC each.
Large Reed-Body Upholstered Doll-Car-
riages 81 ~ kind. for Zoe. =. ., 90
Large Toy Dressers, worth w. LOT |i'''
each
FROM 3 TO 4 O'CLOCK
100 Jointed Sleeping Dolls that nave
sold for sc, will go for &c. each.
ALL DAY
Risdue-Head, Kid-Body Dolls. that are
worth DC will be sold for lIc. each.
81 French Dressed Dolls for o9c. Sach;
A pc set Of Building Blocks TO-DAY I've;
Large Size Tricycles, worth SlO specia'
for to-day. 1895.
FROM TO 7 O'CLOCK
Handsome Gold-Plated Banquet-lamp
and Globe. worth $50 together WIN n q
Fine Brass Onyx-Top Table, worth 81
all complete for 500.
ALL DAY
Handsome Bamboo Book or Music
Racks, worth $3.50. for 69c. each,
Beautiful China Dinner Sets. containing
100 pieces. full gold decorations, worm
so. for Sl49S complete. -. .o..,
Large American Cut-GlaSS BOWS, Woi u
sl2. for $50.
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY ONLY
Handsome China Toilet Sets; that are
really worth IS. containing large STOP
lar. for S39S complete.
CANDIES.
Crystallized Pineapple, worth SOC.
pouud for 3ic
Peppermint Cream Waters, worth 25c.
pound for lie.
FROM { TO ; O'CLOCK
Cream Filberts, worth BIC. pound, tol
12c
FROM 5 TO 6 O'CLOCK
Tutti-Frutti. brittle, made OF selected
fruit, worth 25c. pound. Tor &c.
THE COHEN |"
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THE ADVANCE
,,.rives ut Norfolk-Shc IL Closely
Watched.


NORFOLK VA. December n.-tSpe-
cial.)-The steam yacht Advance arrived
in this port to-day. bound for the South
ostensibly to engage in dispatch service
between Cuba and the American coast
She has been very closely watched by
the Custom House officials ever since
her arrival Although there is no posi-
tive evidence that the Advance Is en-
gagged in a hlibustering expedition her-
self. or aiding any other such venture
both the government and Spanish Con-
sui authorities are determined To Keep
the vessel under strict surveillance Ar
thur c. HUMPHREYS, Spanish Consul at
this port. when interviewed on the sub
iect. limited at hidden mysteries not TO
he divulged. Said he: 81 can say nothing
In my official capacity. further than that
we were well posted concerning the va
moose and Advance before either oil
them even left New York or course
they profess to be engaged in dispatch
service. whether they do 1t or something
else remains to be seen. / can say no
thing more at present"
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EnpOria.

EMPORIA, VA. December 1l.-(Special)
The County Court Of Greenesville county
has adjourned for the term, after transact
ing considerable business
The Board of Supervisors will not meet
this month.
The firm Of Peart Neids & Mccormick.
who recently lost their valuable plant by
fire. will shortly be Incorporated. and will
rebuild on a much extended scale.
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Suureme Court of Appeals.

McCourtney vs.. Tyler and others. Ar
gued by Judge John Critcher for appel
LIANT. and William b. King, Esq, for
appellee. and submitted.
Piedmont Bank VS.. Hatcher. Argued
bv John G.. williams, Esq. for appellant.
The next cases to be called after con-
clusion Of case at the bar will be Winter
vs. Southern Loan and Insurance Com
many. No. q, and Turnbul VS.. Mann. No.
%
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To Present "Pcg WoningtOn."

Arrangements are in progress for the
presentation at the Academy of Music
early in January II the celebrated
drama peg Wellington" 1t viii be
given here under the auspices Of the As
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF Nir-
ginia Antiquities. The play will be di-
rected by Mr.. Horace +. Smith, and
the cast will include local amateurs VINO
are prominent in social circles.
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IT'S HOLIDAY GLOVES
TIME WITH Us.

Here are a few price-helps
Tan. Red Black, and Brown 4-Button
Ladies' Dressed Kid Gloves for Zoe;
usually Sl.l9
Pearl GRAY. Corn Color. and White Kid
Gloves. novelty stitchngs for 79c.
Ladies Handsome 2-Clasp Pique Gloves
for 81 a pair.
Ladies' Four-Button Tan. Fawn. Mode.
and Black Kid Gloves for 81; usual
$40 grade.
An Umbrella-Maker that knew when IT
was
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WANTED,

HORSE CLIPPING-CLGPPIN JUST
as good as Leonard has been worn thread
bare by the horse-clppings iahlrs LOT lh'
past three years. The Leonard Horse
Clipper is the closest clipper In the world
Clips closer and smoother than any ma
chine yet invented. Price, 81 morse.
Leave orders a private stable Ninth near
Rroad street. or at Leonard's news-store.
COS east Main. 'Phone 81. y. LEONARD.
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SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Ladies' Black Brocaded Mohair Skirts,
well made. for 9ic.
An Extra-Wide Dotted or Figured Mo-
hair Skirt. we'll made perfect hanging
for 81 50: best 8 value
4 full ard complete line OF Breakfast
Shawls. 80 and 7jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
By IT. NJ. Workman & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1913 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOOD

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF GOOD
/ FRAME DWELLING NO 10 kE,ER-
VOIR S1REEI-A BARGAIN by VIZ
tue Of a deed of trust. dated the "a OF
November. 1894. to Frank ID. Hill. trustee,
and duly recorded in the richmond man an
cerv Cont Deadlock 153 A. page 20,
default having been made in the payment
of a sum of money therein secured. ana
being required by the beneficiary so 10
do. / will sell at public auction, on the
premises on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER y. 1895,
A. 4 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY men,
TONED I'm the deed as frame tenement on
the west side Of Reservoir street NO. llV'
between Cary and Taylor streets, begin
ming on the western lire or reservoir
street AT a point 20 feet south from the
sontbwestern intersection of Cary and
Reservoir streets, being the centre OF tue
partition wall between Nos 10 ana u.s.
thence along the said west lire OF keser-
voir street In a southern direction, and
fronting thereon Is feet 20 the centre OF
The partition wall between Nos. 10 and
10 adjoining on the south, thence run
Ming hack in a western direction and be-
tween parallel lines @ feet to an alley
in common feet wide
This Is an opportunity for some one 70
buv a bargain, as the terms can be made
exceedingly liberal
TERMS: Cash az to the expenses Of sale
and enough 10 pay two notes OF $50 ana
S2l. respectively. with interest from the
22d of November. 1896. balance at six ana
twelve months but longer and more hbe-
raj terms may be announced at sale
T. NJ WORKMAN,
deS Substituted Trustee.
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GAME CHICKENS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH. 200
STANDARDIZED GAME CHICKENS.
WIN sell In small lots or as a whole. For
further particulars apply TO 2iO west
Canal street. de ll-3t'
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A Necessary Saturday
Bargain Time.

A thousand and one things to
be closed out qulckly-hundreds
of articIes-usetul, valuable, and
perfect-from US to you. It's the
way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


can secure legitimate, light manufac-
turing business in which there IS no risk
nor competition. and from s. 10 $40 daily
profits. For personal interview address
W. j., care Dispatch. de l2-2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
DESIRABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE
ON HIGH STREET. BETWEEN PINE
AND BELVIDERE,
CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS;
THIS PROPERTY BEING ~ The
NEIGHBORHOOD OF Il
TREDEGAR IRON-WORkS,
THE Old DOMINION IRON AND
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ,SH0I,PPSs,,
WILL iIIPL E5YiEEs or THOSE
ENTERPRISES.
Nv virtue of certain deed OF trust.
beorine date 1st day Of November. lss2,
recorded I'm Clerks office Of Richmond
chancerv Cour,. In Deadlock lH A,
nape ;gs default having been made In the
IPoSmenf OF the amount therein secured,
"a beinp required so TO do by the re-
ooivsrs Of the said association. we VIII
seI at public auction. on the premises on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER p. 1896,
AZ 4.3O O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY
described In the aforesaid deed
TERMS Cash sufficient 70 defray the
EXPENSES Of executing this trust; 10 pay
any taxes that may be due AT the date OF
ale and TO pay one third OF the pur-
cboSe money; balance In g. r. and IS
months TO be secured by deed of trust
upon the property; -, 1.,r.,,,r,>-
b A BRAUER.
w. i. PIZZINI.
dos Trustees.
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-
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PKO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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To Cure m Cold I'm One Dny

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if fails to cure
cSc
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TIME TO SOIL.

Ten days from Christmas and n large
stock is not a pleasant predicament for
a manufacturer; Cohen's helped him out.
Mems 2s-inch Fine Twllled SILK I'm
brellas. sterling silver trimmed
handles. $3.50 kind for Sl92.
Ladies' or Mems SILK Gloria Umbrellas.
sterling silver trimmed handles, cost
the maker 2 - each for Sl25.
26- and 2S-inch silk Taffetas Close-Roll-
ing Umbrellas. steel rod. silk covers.
imported Congo and Weichscl handles
cost the maker S1S for S1.9S.
Ladies' or Mems ClOse-ROlling SIX
Garcia Umbrellas. close rolling. steel
rod Congo handles. cost the maker
sl.39 for CSC
Mems Pure Silk Umbrellas 2S-inch.
close rolling, steel rod. silk cover,
worth g. for S2.9S.
Ladies' Navy. Brown, and Garnet
Changeable SILK Umbrellas. sterling
silver handles. 1888. from Sc
Children's Pinch Gloria Umbrellas
natural handles. for CSC, instead OF
soc.
Initials nut on all Umbrellas free that
cOcf over FL 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

ONE OR TWO BRIGHT. CHEERFUL
Rooms. unfurnished. Refined surround
ings. References. Address ~, care OF
Dispatch office. dc IZ-lt
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AUCTION sALEs-Fut.,. -

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sor n -, ~,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT O. O., ~
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pam nv, a..
VENDEE. NV" IA4
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1l5(9!jHE:N!::!(9

sell when they get ready. IL Wouiu
take pages to mention them all.
Here are hints:
A MISUNDERSTANDING bookstore IL
what we are claiming for ourselves whieh
means that everything in bookdom Is to
be had. All the up-to-date reading III
every conceivable shape is here at the
most conservative prices:
10 TO II O'CLOCK
ioOO Beautifully Bound Books. gold
stamping. good assortment OF uties'
25c should be the price, &c. eacn.
ALL DAY ,..
2gc.
25c. Board-Back Books OF Poems and
Short Stories. colOred plates, lJc.
Hand-Painted Celluloid Books of fiction,
poems. devotion, Sl.l9 value, I0c.; pam
Celluloid. soc.
Selections from Dickens. Eliot Thacke-
ray, Lowell. Franklin, and other popu-
lar writer's decorated backs, oJc.
should have been the price, but for
this time. &c. each.
ALL DAY
Every Revised Prayer-Book in Hymnal,
subject to p per cent of our regular
prices.
TO > OCLOCk-
Sl25 Two-Nolume Sets of popular au-
thors Csc. each.
7:20 TO 9 O'CLOCK
Standard Children's Books. 81 value, by
Henty Wordsworth. Ewing, Meade,
Little Women Series. 29c. each.
Beautiful Silk-Bound Books. gilt edge,
popular titles. some Of which have
sold for 81 and S1.25. for this time. &c.
MEMS HOLIDAY FITTINGS.
Imported Large silk Puffs, manufaSc-
tured to sell for 81, high-class stuifs'
zoe. each.
Mems Handsome silk Teck 1mperials.
Four-in-Hands. and Club Bows. SOC.
grade, are 25c. ,,,
The usual Teck and Four-in-hand six
Ties that are sold for DC. are sc.
Mems Holiday Suspenders are here; the
Mems New Night Shirts. silk embroid-
cred or plain. As. 60 and '5c.
sos dozen Pocket-Knives were shipped
us by a broker TO dispose of. You
needn't expect TO pay more than half
for EN-. 15c. for Pearl or Ivory
Handle Knives; 25c. for Knives that
cost 50 and coo. each; SOC. Knives,
worth Sl.25.
If you are a cloak-buyer, come here to-
day, and save half your money. ZIG came
yesterday. They were late, but the price
made EN- stay couluh IeSlSt heePA"s
'em.
Black Cloth Coats. bound seams. we'll
made. for N.25.
ladies' Black Rough Cloth Jackets,
double breasted. for 1915.
Black Tufted Camers-Hair Coats. dou-
bic breasted, tailor made. for $50; -
value.
Fine Black Kersey Jackets. inlaid vel
vet collar and pockets. trimmed with
large and small buttons. half silk
lined. up-to-date garment. best $3.50,
for $50
Fine Tan Cloth Jackets. rough or plain
buttoning high in the neck, best tail
orng. $40 value. for -
Handsome Coaching Coats. Of Tan cloth.
silk lined velvet collars. best $3.50
value. for $40
At 81 % Good. Warm Black Cloth Capes
trimmed with velvet and braid, full
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PRESTON COOKE,
WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
10. LA NE STERN.
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.

William p. Newell, trustee, etc. Plaintiff.
VS.. Joseph NJ Newelrs Executrix and
ais. De endants. and Barber * Rose,
plaintiffs vs.. Newelrs EXecutrx and
ais. Defendants. and Barber & Ross
Plaintiffs, against Newells Executrix
and Thomas f. Stage and ais. Defend
ants.-In the Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond
l. Charles W Goddin. Clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioners by the decree
IN said cause Of December g. 1896, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of
December, 1886.
de II CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

BY George f. Crawford e. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1905 Bank street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
I'D LIZ EXECUrsO AZ fak DlSvArCd
PRINTING-uou ~
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WHEN REAL ESTATE Is sot ri. -
TAXES FOR THE CURREN,r r. ia
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAN ,'',hN'
RAIA TX THE VENDOR Ann rriH9
BY II. A. Mccurdy and James D. c,,..,.
Real Estate Auctioneors
COMMISSIONERS PERRMprop,
~ SALE or NHt
NUMBER OF HOUSES AND To~,,..
THE EAST END" '''4' ~
81 twA y. ~, On TWENTY FTper
nv ENif SECOND. TWENr,,~l,
THIRD TWENTY-FOfpTff 10
AND IN THE PLAN or FAI'ev1,.,.-
IN THE WEST END"
SITUATED On ASHLAND Ann "a.
QUELfN. 'AD'
AND
a SMALL TRACT or r.N-,
SITUATED NEAR MEADOW sftTro,.
IN HENRICO COUNTY ''''y''
Pursuant 10 the terms Of n fo,...
the Chancery. Court of Richmond e-,'.f
on tne oth or December. 1855. in tr. ...
OF Walicratoin W. Ulman. tforof. l
ing the undersigned. aru0irfel
commissioners thereby, viii 0dor f9- ~,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is. ig.
at Henrlco county court-hogge 49,,
O'Clock NJ, the FEE-SlMPLE TITLE ~
A TRACT OF LAND containing s'-'f ,.l
acres. about half a mile from ut
Station, on the YOrk-Riyer raNr.,I ,F
gether with the Improvements frrr..r 10
on THE SAME DAY. c0rm.-..-.
promptly at 3 o'clock =. NJ. on ft. r-..f
iscs. we will offer the FEE srtrnr..
TITLE IN the following VACANT BIZ
PER1'Y I'm the "Plan 0f Fairmmrfn- -.,
\ LOT fronting lN feet on fra e..r
line OF FairmOunt avenue ana rr-r.r.
back l2S feet TO a l-foOt alley.
A LOT fronting 1872 - feet on Twenty.
second street between 5 and y .'ra.s
and running back 10 fecf f0 an ALLOW
A LOT fronting lE ID feet ln Twenty.
first street between 5 and ~ streets. Ia
running back lG feet I'D an alloy
a LOT fronting % feet on TWENTY.
second street between r and IS sf-.a'.
and running back lZj feet t0 an allas..-.
Immediately thereafter, "a DOT FONTS.
u feet on the eastern line of TUeltr-f-i
between l. and . streets with Fn.s
FRAME DWELLINGS and other .r.
provemcnts thereon.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 70. fef
commencing promptly az 8 O'Clock p. "
LOT fronting Gl 10 feet on fhe n0rfh.--
line OF Ashl9nd street between Raser1,
ard Randolph streets, and uulus back
TO an alley.
Immediately thereafter. a lot f-1rtr,
i02 feet on the south lIne of Jalua
street, at the corner Of Washington streat
and running back % feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash. residue 40
one. TWO. and three years i0r neg0taht
notes interest added and rt.e r.n.r.f
until the purchase money s fully gl
and a conveyance ordered hv Doe rr.rf
PURCHASERS MAY ATTEND THESE
SALES WITH THE FULL ASSURANCE
OF GETTING BARGAINS
WILLIAM REINHEfMER
ALLEN a. COLLINS
". o. SHELTON.
Special Comm .0lerA
Henry s. Wallerstein. pia.nUT e
Emanuel Uilman. Defcniaut-ln The
Chancery Court OF the city Of Rcl.
Charles W. G0diln. Clerk ~ al
/ court. do certify that the bond required
/ of The special commissioners hy DIE above
decree has been duly given.
| Given under my hand this lffh Arrl
| 1896. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
de 10 Clerk
n,- Y Arrarron 4. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

BY a. p. Apperson O. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonesrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

Pursuant 10 the terms ~ a fo,.,. NJ.
the Chancery Court 0f Richmond 80 q
on the 6th Of December. 1853 ir III.
OF Walicrstoin vs. Unman. ihorol- .i
ing, the undersigned. arpOirfel ~.
commissioners thereby. viii 0ncr fo- go
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COMMISSIONERS PERRMprop,

by II. A. Mccurdy and James D. c,,-...
Real Estate Auctionecrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
WANTED,

BY A MANUFACTURER. EXPE-
rienced Salesman TO retail dry-goods
trade on commission for Maryland. Viz
gina. and West Virginia. Address Box
r., Amsterdam N. y. de n-i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

BY virtue Of the above decree. the UNI
dersigned special commissioners therein
appointed will sell. AT public auction, 10
the highest bidder, subject to the approval
Of the court. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER H. 1886,
at o'clock T. NJ. on the premises.
/. The TWO NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
DIV BILLINGS. Nos and north First
street between Main and Franklin
streets
2 The TWO THREE-STORY NEW
BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos 10 and Is east
Main street.
The central location OF this property
makes II very attractive 10 men engaged
IN commerce, as street-car fare and
valuable time are saved by reason Of its
proximity TO business, and as an invest
ment, therefore. it will never fail 10 pay
IT is now all occupied by tenants, who
are i'm all respects most desirable.
TERMS: one third cash and residue In
three equal instruments. payable six,
twelve. and eighteen months, respectively
from day of sale, evidenced by nego-
table notes. with interest added and
title retained until all the purchase money
is paid and conveyance IS ordered
by court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12

Quadruple silver Match Safes, worth
$50. for b9c. .,--
Sterling Silver Stamp-Boxes. worth sL'o'
for o3c. -, ,o,
Partisan Emanellcd Stlck-Pins for lVc.
% different designs in Goid-Piatea
Rings at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY +. a. Catlin. Auctioneer.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.