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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
WRAPS. DRESSES. AND SEPARATE
SKIRTS.

The great house whoss goods are rep
resented in the Cloak room this week
places the entire stock with a full third
of the usual selling prices. You are ask
cd TO choose while the assortment OF
sizes Is full:
Ladies' Black Double Canes. trimmed
with rows OF braid. fun sweep. for
s25
Ladies' Cray Cloth Capes trimmed WIN
rows Of braid fun sweep @c
Handsome Plush Cape fgured lining.
collar trimmed. edged with fur. $40
Handsome Velour Capes. trimmed with
jets and four tails. very flli, regular
sweep. $3.50. SIS value.
Handsome Applique Velour Cape, very
full. regular sweep. $40: so value
ladies Black Rough Cloth Coat. double
breasted. poN-p.eatcd back. new-shape
sleeves. $50: $3.50 value.
For 1915. a Handsome Camelette Cloth
Coat. half lined. newest shape back,
front. and sleeves. 1915 value
For 50. a Diagonal Cloth. hsif-silk lined.
trimmed with buttons. very stylish et-
feet: y25 value
For Si.59 a handsome All-Silk Satin
Lined kersey Jacket very newest,
SWEETEST shape; $3.50 value.
For SEQ a Handsome Twillel Cancels
Hair Coat. all-siik lined. trimmed with
nat braid. pointed collar. corded seams,
SIS value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

Is n deserved compliment 10 the DEPART
ment. Every country seems 10 have sent
its best TO Cohen's. The prices appear
too low for prosperity. It's the power OF
buying that brings the cheapest cheapness
TO you:
ATWOOD Imported serges and Cash
mere. IN Navy Blue. Dark Green,
Brown. &c. l3 3-ic., instead Of p ana
CSC.
Atwood French Boucies. long Angorl
hair tracings, CSC. yaro; iml ofted 10
sci. for 75c
English Box Woven Fancy Worsteds.
with a plaid thrown on the surface
for sec.
Worsted Two-TQned Moires. In any
color and effect. for &c
SILK and Wool Aneora Mixtures holcles
and hOurette effects. sc. ward
Imported Tailor Dress Suiungs. vide
double fold. for fsc.
Creponnette. in 4i-inch two-toaed e.
fects. all colors. for &c. a yard.
Corduroy WOrsted Dress FABRIC, with
fancy figures. ~ inches. for Sc
silk and Wool Scotch Dress Fabrics
corn-husk finish. g.. CSC. 70 3 2.
Double-Foid Bourette and Piaids. with
lace effect bourette finish. al coi0rs
and combination. for IS PIE. a yard.
LARGE manufacturers are iDfalible in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

Crystal Ice Company. 1t SO o'clock. the
occasion belns the burning OF a couple o.
box-cars and small frame Clubhouse. the
property OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railway Company. \ great deal OF ca
element was caused BY the Hight from
the blaze. and hundreds OF citizens. eN-
pecilrg 10 see = big FIRE. nocked to the
scene Prompt response on the part o.
the department kept the flames IRON
spreading The cars and oii-ho1se stand
between the dock and the river. l.st EAST
Of Twentieth street. The damage
amounted 10 about $50. and Is probably
covered by insurance.
Another alarm. the one which. broke 10
;he board meeting. WAS caused By The
discovery OF small blaze go TIC base
rncnt OF Rothcrt 4 Co.'S large furniture
store AZ the southwest corner Of Fourth
and Broad streets. The FIRE IS supposed
20 have been caused by a defective rue.
Several mattresses and a number q srsall
articles were burned ard the damage
probably amounted 20 $40. which is COW
cred BY insurance. The alarm was sound
eli from Box 3 located AZ the Third-StTeet
EnSine-House. and The apparatus rera-in-
Ing in :he sfafion-houses were scon at ne
spot. T-hs Are was quickly ezt.nsri1hed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
asn,,inr The Mindv Tonight.

"He that soweth the wind shall reap the
whirlWind" Is a ruth which is wildly set
forth IN Sidney Grundy's great play,
Sowing the Wind" which comes 10 the
Academy tonight for three perform
ances.
Mr. Grundy might more aptly have
named his play. "Reaping the Whirl|lnd'
for IL depicts the harvest time Of sin
The play VIII be produced here by an
excellent company under the direction OF
julius Cohn. and 1t IS fitted out with
superb scenery and costumes. The cos
TUNES worn In the play are patterned az
ter those in vogue in the year $50. and
have aroused enthusiasm on account OF
thelr nuaintness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
THE PALACE HOUsEwARE DE-
PARTMENT.

GRAND SCENERY. PRICES N
EVERY PART THAT SPEAK VOL
UMEs. SPECIAL SALES EVERY DAY
THIS WEEK
Beautiful Glazed Jardinieres. worth 75c,
Tor zee. each.
Beautiful Tiplitz Vases, worth 75c' and
81, FOR &c. each.
English Porcelain Dinner-Plates, worth
Sl.l9 a dozen. for &C.. each.
Genuine Cut~Glass Sugar-Sifters worth
15c., for &c. each.
SOLID BRASS FIVE-O'CLOCK TEA
KETTLES. gold finish, regular $3.50 value.
for sc
beautiful Decorated Milk-Jugs, worth
&c.. for l0c. each.
FROM Il TO y O'CLOCK
ARMOURs BEST SECURING SOAP.
worth &C., for l lie. a cake.
ALL DAY
Fine Brass Canary Cages. worth $3.50.
for kZ5 each.
Superior Quality Steel Carving Sets,
worth 81, Tor &c. a set
Delft Decorated China Bowls. usually
sold for &c. Tor &C. each
Real Imported China Bread-and- Butter
Plates worth PC, for sc. each.
Real DTesden-China Lamps, worth S.
for slss each.
Fine CHINA Oatmeal Bowls, worth &c.
FOR &c. each.
Imported China Cracker-Jars. usual
price 81 for 19c each.
Mrs Potts's Sad-lr1ns. with handle 25c
FROM 10 To II O'CLOCK
Best Quality Cast-IrOn Tea-kettles. s9c.
grace. today lsc. each
ALL DAY
Strongly-Made Wash-Boands. worth lsc.,
for sc each
sSc. Imported Willow Market-Baskets
FOR i9c. 10 day.
Fine oak Rocking-Chairs. worth S, for
N.l5 each.
New Decorated Toilet Sets. IN FIVE dif-
ferent decorations. worth 81. for 1888
complete.
Closing sale OF Mason's Porceiain-I.ined
FFrit-Jars-guarts. &C. each; half-sai-
Ions. 1 lie. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

DR.. T.. S. Garden. an aged snd respected
citizen. who came here several years ago
from Halifax county, died CT his home,
No 25,S east Grace street, Sunday after
noon. He had been Al invalid for a
long time. suffering from paralysis and
cancer. The deceased was In his e0tn
year. and leaves a family o, several sons
and daughters. One OF H.s sons IS Mr.
Robert Garden. who has for many years
been connected with the Southern railway
In this city. The remains were taken 10
Halifax yesterday FOR interlnent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
SESSION BROKEN Up ny FIRES.
Two Alarms from Dangerous Quar-
fers, Hat Not Much DAMAGE.

The regular meeting OF the Board OF
fiSe Commissioners WAS held in the City
Hall last night. but before the business
before the body had been entirely dis
posed Of two alarms % FIRE we're sent IN.
dispersing the members and breaking up
the session. A number OF routine mat
tiers werc considered and the bills aud
pay-roiis OF the department were appaov-
Cd. Several Burroughs were also granted.
The INST alarm Of FIRE was sounded
from Lex IL. the private station Vi I.as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 the
undersigned. dated June ~ lsl5. duly ~
corded in King William County Cont
Clerks office. Deadlock u. pace 9 6e-
fault having been made In the PAYMENT
OF a note therein secured. and. under in-
structions from the benenCiary i Will
sell by auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER is. lses
al II o'clock A. A.. the above-mentiono9
FARM. known AS -TocomOn." ccutsiulr-
100 acres. De the same more or lsss
with large dwelling and necessary crt-
buildings thereon. The farm IS divided
by the old lork-Riyer ratlroad ard
bounded on the south by the parnunle,.
river which stream alsunds with duck
fish. and ether game.
TERMS. Enough In cash 20 INV cost
OF sale. auy taxes that mag BE- ms, fr-.
a ratable proportion o. taxes Tor INos
ard % pay not. 0f S0oc. with Interest
from May 3. ISIS the residue PAYABLE ir
equal instruments az one and two ye1rs
from day or sale. credit payments 10 be
evidenced hy notes. With interest added
and secured b. deed OF trust on the pro-
perty II. X. POLLARD. JR. Trustee
Address. ior further particulars
POLLARD 4 BAGBY.
&C Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
ORDINARY BUSINESS PLANS OVER
TURNED.

SILK SALE WITHOUT PRECEDENCE
silk sale to-day such ~ has never been
known. Almost given away with wears
OF good wear in every piece. You have
learned 10 expect these things at Cohen s.
Handsome Black 81 Satin Rhadamas fo-
stc. a yard
Handsome SIS satin Duchess for &c
Handsoms 2Einch wife Sl.-0 s@lih
Hhadamas for &C.
Handsome $40 Black MORE for SIC.
New Handsome Black SIS Armure Tor
Handsome New Duchess BrOcade. Esd
Hands S, 8 Black sa;ia Duchess Tor
FROM lo15 TO nl5-
All-Suk Silver Lustre Black satin Dach-
css imported 10 sci ior IL. .iet.x
weight. extra wide width one 'nal :"
wear well. 5pc. yard.
FROM II TO u O'CLOCK
AU-Suk Black Satin Duchess Br9ca 9t,
extra wide. cost $40 10 import ior
1Jc. a yard
TABLE LINENS.
were taken of by the pieces and yards
on yesterday. Hotels bosrding-hopses.
and heads OF families elbowed one an
other. More OF them to-day. Prices ana
qualities such as our public never saw be-
fore. Here are guide hints for sood iudg-
ment:
The best 80. grade 2-yard-wile German
Linen Table Damask. here s-c. a !ata-
You pay 81. the year atCund TOT tnls
Heavy pure Linen Table Damask. al
this sale &c. yard.
10 pieces OF the best 39c. Bleached Table
Damask. selling here no l9c. yard
Think OF IL, 91-5 Elegant. Heavy SATIN
Damask. yards wide. for 81 yatd.
q pieces 81 German Linen Dant7h :
Yards wide, the everlasting hlnd. Ior
SEC yard.
a.T5 Scotch Damask Dinner Napkins. 81
size. selling for 81 dozen 4 saving OF
sc. dozen Is 10 be cons derei
The usual 81 dozen CO'oTed- Bordefel
Damask Napkins for &c. each
The best g Scotch Linen satin Damask
Dinner Napkins are selling here Tor
81 q dozen.
German Linen Table Cloths, woe, COL
ored borders worth So each. FOR s>c.
10 dozen Bleached Monte Io~eis-thinh
OF the size 23xis inches-sc. each In
stead % s. dozen.
Clio. AN-Linen Crash Iowelling, fancy'
COlCrcd borders. for l-,c. YARD.
SIS Yards OF the best zoe. Oiled-Bolie
Turkey-Rei Table Damask, selling
here for q i-2c. yard.
81 l-2c. Turkey-Red Damask, al tnls safe
We say SC. each for Towels worth
Re-. Blue. Pink. and Yellow-Bordered
Linen DOvlies for 'c. each.
Extra Large Fancy Linen uamask CarV-
Ing Cloths. worth zoe. each, a this
sale -lc.
13s dozen Heavy Hand Huck Towels
hemmed. sizes zlAi0 the best 70
dozen value. here T. l-2c. each.
zoe. Handsome Satin Damask Towels,
wide tied fringe, sizes -5XJZ incN 81
fancy borders or al white; you can
take your pick for 90.
s5-inch Art linen. round thread made
especially for fhis purpose &c. every
where. but Cohen's price nc. yard
6ec. Heavy Table Padding Tor Silence)
Cloth. extra wide. Gee. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

VRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE

n
TWO DESIRABLE TWO-SrDRY BRICK
TENEMENT DWELLlNG-HOU Str
Nos. 81 AND %6 BROOK ANEN r.
IN execution OF a certain deed of f-.s..
dated September IS Issf. rfccriet .
Deadlock l5 a.. page -f hlrrr1rf
Chancery Court the urlsrs gre1 trustee
beng required so to d. ty tne holder
the note in default VIII sell tr public
auction. on the premises OF
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a. l.r
az o'clock y. g.. the REAL ESTATE
described Orb SAID deed Do being tlr .lt =.
land on the west line % Brook aFe-
south ~ ans near Bacon Quarter hrar. D..
VITA the two brick tenement lwel.-..
Nos - and ef thereon. fronting O. ff..
more or Jess. and running back between
parallel lines Us feet more Of Jess. fl "a
alley
The dwellings contain -FOUR rooms each.
are in good repair occupied ty -ncl r..-
ants have clay water. sever connections
and The usual cClVeriences arf arr
reason OF thelr character end CONVEX .a..
location. desirable Tor rental purncese
TERMS. Cash as % expense 40 ..a
taxes. and the sum OF tLNl with .rtr-I
thereon from September q. lSf and ~
residue az six and twelve months .r
negotiable notes. with interest alIal o..
secured tT deed o. trust OF AL u CASH.
40 the option o., the purchaser
J. -. ELAN Trustee
J. b. Elan & Co. Auctoneers ocg
nv ! p VvarIa 4 co Arcffr-ra-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
BIC cLoTuryG-uousE DEAL.
sRks q Co. my "The Model" One OF
Indianapolis Finest stores.

An Indianapolis special TO the washing
ton Post says:
1T g. glen ont here today that SeSs
& Co. u@r's and boys CuiftisI.. Of
Washington. .. C., and Ri-hmop1 ana
NorloIo. "a. have potcha.ed TIE Model.
one OF tse lssrrst arc ina-t popular
sio-es On -a.s cifv. To-moirogs papers
vr rf.t- -'fe .-reur- s:n~0f- n Is un-
derstood extensive Glfess'icns and i'm
pr0teni.Gts are contemplated. tn>t Will
make the Model the ieadiog oriGtt.ng es-
teo--,...ee'4- "a Indiana"
To this the Post adds the following
locally.
when the above dispatch vss shown
Nr. IsadOr Saks yesterday by a Post rep
Tescniative. he confEned the report 1T
j. true" he said. I'VE have bought the
Molel. and propose 10 make the changes
indicated IN your adYices. We haze been
seeking location in the Ne.r TO- some
tipse. and when this opportunity present.
"a Itself We promptly accepted H.
1T is a big store. with Il frontage or
g. feet. running back to 4 depth Of go
Bur The exterior and interior arrange
meslts OF our Washington building are
fhs perfected plans OF thirty yssrs' ex-
peritace AMI We shall. IN SO fsr as IS
pfsciirsl duplicate them in Indls napOiis.
We shaI droG the title OF 'Ihs Model
and concuct the business under our own
nruc.
we believe that 'Saks & Cc.s methods
VIII meet with the same hearty approval
IN Indianapolis they have n Washington.
In thus branching cut We zee that we
can give our friends here still SetttT ser
wee.
This Lew venture that increases our
chain Of stores 70 four viii have the
practical effect Of making wholesalers Of
ourselves. That in turn brings the retail
buyer cloStr &c the fountain head Of
supply. Quality Is bound 20 exert an in
fuenos or price that viii profit the con-
sumner This was one OF oGT main rea-
sCns for stepping into this openlne.
oar manufacturing facilities are Of
sufficient magnitude 10 supply the wants
Of all four stores. and you may loC6 for
some important improvements in the local
end Of oui enterprise.
There IS pgooably no other firm in this
county today 20 well equipped. or that
gives IS customers the advantage OF
eyer5 commercial discount - we do. It's
no idls statement when We advertise 10
deliver the most value for a dollars
worth. We are organized TO do IL. and
We 90 st."
The Washington public will have early
reason 10 congratulate itself that its lead
ing outhsters have spread out. and the
Post knows there isn't q dissenting voice
70 the hope that Saks & CO.'S new store
VII prove as signal q success as mas
marked their career here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
The Mortunry Report.

The mortuary report issued by the
Board Of Health for last week shows
that g persons-u white and p cOlored-
died here during that period. There were
p deaths here the corresponding week Of
last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.
FOR SALE,

A FINE HORSE. YEARS OLD. BRED
ard born a few miles from Richmond
Va, sound. gentle. and kind: suitable Tor
medium-weiSht vehlcls or saddle Cust
!. > few months asp. p4.e. now 81. Call
street 0i.-s,asr). city. oc a-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN co.
EEf'S HOTEL.

No. el3 MAYO STREET NEAR BROAD.
House neatly furnished. Can accOmno-
date about no guests Rooms can De had
by day or Week. Meals OF the European
plan. Ny friends will DO well 70 give me
q call. JAMES T. FRY,
&C l3--t lropFietlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE or PIANOS
Il ORGANS. AND SMALL MUSICAL Insult

MENTs AT AUCTION viii sell p
- east Broad street. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a. l.r
40 l0 o'clock A. b., the entire sfrrs %
Pianos Organs. Nar I0lius. E.r-s.
niture. consisting OF one Flrst-C'a-s Par.
Lock Typewriter. Rcler-Top Desk. srr
Shelving Tables. etc. conveyed 90 r.. ID
trustee for Thomas q. Burton e. a.
This stock. which represents ffe r..t
manufacture has been recently InH ID.
hence every article viii be- foprl f-...
and desirable same can b. erau.-..
previous 20 day OF sale
TERMS. Reasonable and VIII De- NADIA
known az date Of SHE.
T. l. HAYNES
10 wr...r.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
BY +. a. Catiin. Auctioneer.
No. { north Eleventh street.
DETACHED DWELLINGS Nos.so

DETACHED DWELLINGS Nos. 5000
~ AND 1922 EAST MARSHALL STREET
AND THO UNIAPROYED LOTs AT
AUCTiON.-At the request OF the owners.
who intend 20 sell. VIII expose 10
public auction. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il. iSs.
" 40 2. NJ. the TWO VERY PRETTY
AND ENCELLENTLY BUILT DWELL
iNGS located as above described. Inn
mealatcly thereafter the TWO LOrS
or east side Thirty-hrst street between
Broad and Marshall streets will BE- sold.
\ number OF buildings have Just been
started and others are m CONTEMPLATE m
In this immediate neighborhocd and
Nssues are oound 10 improve. regardless
OF who l. elected
&C y 4. A. cATLIN. Arcgioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

The finest and most modern-stvie fttai
M place In the city of Petersburg rr
known as the Cafe Royal $50 lr rart
Sycamore street viii be- sold 40 r.a1
auction. OF
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER a. fVf
az 4.3i O'Clock D.. 81 These rrr-r.. ans
r0Ol-tahles axe nearly new having ben
iu use only a short while nearly aal
the cost has been paid on fher Tfar
wih be sold Oh account az Ultrt .r-
ANY one desiring further plrtlcg.ars FI
please communicate With ~ o. uEth.
Trustee. No. DO Governor street. tt.s .-r.
-e
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FOR RENT.


a NICE BRICK STABLE ~ REAR OF
premises no. 5lf west Franklin street.
r. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON.
Eleventh and Bank streets.
&C BTU. Th0Su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

Look through our line OF Ladies',
Misses. and Chiidren's Garments.
Ladies Tail0r-Made Dresses. box coat.
tgnt-ttting or bOlerO effect, IN fancy
mixtures and plain colors.
Bargain prices just when you need
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
BY Chewing * Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
or
No. ll2S WEST MARSHALL, STREET

No. 1925 WEST MARSHALL STREET.
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated October =. 1880. Of record IN the
Clerks office. Richmond Chancery Court.
Deed Book III 4. page i53. default having
been made IN the payment OF the debt
therein secured. and being required so 10
DO b. the beneficiary J viii sell. by auc-
ton. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 70. 1896.
AZ 40 O'Clock T. ~. the DWELLING.
numbered o. above. and Rounded as fol-
lows. Beginning az a point on the north
ern line Of Marshall street. ~ feet and
II inches east Of its intersection with the
eastern line % Harrison street. thence
running easlwardly along Marshall
street. and fronting thereon 70 feet and
/ inch. more or less and extending back
northward from said front between
parallel lines - feet
TERMS. Cash as 20 expenses OF sale.
all back taxes. and note Of $3.50 with
s per cent interest thereon from October
e. 1895. tiii raid. tho residue as may De
named AZ time ~ sale.
oc y. ". BOWIE. Trustee
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

are making a new history In the depart
ment The story Of the deal is as new
as the goods. and prices make surprises
even at Cohen's.
4i-inch Camers-Hsir Boucle Cloth, 81
worth. for SEC
i4-inch Imperial French Serge. 75c.
value. for soc.
ii-inch Brocaded Basket Cloth. 81 worth
for 5.c
S22j Niata Cloth FOR Nrq.
5s-inch All-WoOl BrOcaded Armures 75c
worth, our price 81 lie
New Basket Cloths Sc. value for sec
q l-2c. a yard Tor all the Figured JAG
guards. costing UP % fLl5 a yard.
FROM 70 TO II O'CLOCK
81 yards All-NOOl English and French
storm Serge, usual price s5c. for
- i--c.-one dress 10 any one custo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13

Old papers ,-r sale at &c. q hundred at
Uispstca oa,cs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
By y. W BOwe.
Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE
i OF
.s-,rs r-r--- r1-rrr-rr l---- .Drr---

4 'hOO1LEO DALI
OF
FRAME HOUSE No. 1851 VENABLE
STREET. WITH LOT ABOUT
23xl00 FEET. BY AUCTION.
In execution OF q deed Of trust. dated
May g $50. and recorded In the Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond. in Deadlock
l57 A. page $50. / viii. at the request OF
the beneficiary there having been default
In the payment OF a part OF the debt
secured. seu by auction. on the premi-
SEES. or
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a. lSs.
AZ 5 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY. con-
veyed. as aforesaid consisting OF the
frame house No. lslsis Nenabie street.
just beyond Eighteenth street. containing
-FOUR rooms and now occupied by william
Nelson. together with the LOT on which
il stands. fronting about . feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs
and the sum OF Sl53j. credits as 10
eighteen notes for SIS each. one OF them
payable every three months from z.d OF
August is.1, "a credit as 10 Sl0S until May
3 1871. with interest on all OF said notes
from May. p. 1850. and the residue AZ
one and two years for notes. with !nte-
rest from day OF sale. all credit payments
10 be secured by a deed OF trust
u. r. HORNE
GEORGE =. HAW.
fT-rr-r.r.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-13
BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
lll5 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE
or
IMPROVED PROPERTY N BAkTON
HEIGHTS.

BY order OF three deeds Of trust, dated
respectively November II. 1873, eelt tiil-
Der l. 1894 January 81. let, the iiel ifyil
Anthony r Schluter and Annie -. At'
wife. the second from Alfred j. henFls
and Lucy A.. hts wife and the third from
] II Parker and Ada l.. bis wife, an
executed 10 George /. Christian. trustee
Din Whose place and stead Edward d.
Starke has been substituted BY decree
County Court OF Henrico. entered septem-
her a. ls@l. and duly recorded ~ ~0u-.f
Court OF HenricO. Deed-Books ~ a. PAGE
es2. las Z. page 3o and 10 4. page ~
resnecffveiy 10 secure certain notes mere
Ira described and default having been
made and being required By the neneN-
ciary so % 10. ] VIII proceed 70 sen. on
the premises. and tn the or1er natlei Do
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a. 1875.
a.. o,ciork r. n. the PROPERTY de-
sc-ibed in said deeds as follows.
rirsf Deed-"Lot 10. - in block %. 10
Partou Heights Henrico. Va
second Deed-"The west I'd feet o. iot7
Nos I. 2 9. and :. fin block .. IN barton
Heights Henrico county. Va, except the
south 3 feet and inches Of Tot No. IN
seff block No e."
Tbiri 6esd-"I.ots Nos. Z. 8. and s. N
block No. 2. Barton d Lambs Brookianf
T1iEeRNfs OF SALE: Cash as 20 expense
~ saie Of each respective property ana
~ sru, of S25E20 as 10 the first de-
sc~fhad property. and the sum 81 fZst.l3.
a. 10 the second described property AMI
the sum Of 81 $500 as 20 the third de-
scribed property. which is the respective
balance due on the respective notes ana
the remainder in six months interest
added. and secured by trust deed
EDWIN T. STARkE,
Substitute Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Aucuoneers.
&c I
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FoR SALE on RENr.

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Hanover county about one mile fr-
junction ~ Richmond FreferIrEs rs
and Potomac and Chesapeake and N..
railroads. For further particular ..-
dress Alrs IT, w boswell. Hcfrna.
Pos--Omce. H2noyer county o. -fa'
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SALE OF UY.
1 REuErNFD pTEugrs

AT THE AMERICAN LOAN OFFICE
BY direction 81 - O.. Bridges -t.-s
Auctioneer. I will eel. beginning CcI..
BIER 18th. on THURSDAY FRIDAY.
AND SATURDAY. 40 1920 A. D. aI..
SATURDAY EVENING 90 B. g. al
OF the UNREDEENED PLEDGES COM.
sisting of JcWelry, Watches. c'orEs
Guns. Pistols Tools. Mlsicai Gods
ClOrhlng. Furniture. SeWinE-Nn. -Irss
etc. a.. II. OLIVER. Aucticree-.
W. j. Puryear. Salesmal.