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they may he in the minority on this
money qncs aen"

they may he IN the minority on this
money question"
The tsu-na, in ,:s remarks takes the
ground for The Montana republicans that
The Post has taken for she Southern
5ernocrats--ihSi they will nc; abandon all
other great issues because they can no;
have sAeir way on ihc emo issue OF
financial policy There wouli be more
oxcase Tor Ire Western republicans SAX
;ur al On the siive. question. 10; they
are shc citizens e mining States and
tAelr nes; interests are wrapped ny in
iae h-:iv.'s ana prosperity Of the mining
ve7ss'cs- TIN southern democrats. On
me o;ne- SAnd AAce 10 personal interests
as tAc utps-~ ana rnine-owrers have IN
this aus isssc fa-iAer fasn the Interest n
seeking stable so,lr3 currency aud a
nrea nnAnanl Tclies
TIM south IS iatsrcsscA IN asf. -sli.u-e
ah7Ye nj ;tlirss else. sns tse -ariT issue
avo'flar rAs ancF; % of SELLING IN ;As
f.trnsi ara asv-Hs ~ tse cacares, mar
Ns, ss ~ 1'a-srrosr- irrporarec. The
N.s-- -un ~ asups NHsr tNsir save;
q SCI. az. vsts - te alv iher vsricu.
s.rr.es rms t0rt-ris :pr 'iv.-s. Tie
F seats ans s,s co,-os ma -7-r ant var.on'
40 ariera9 7ra3ec.s ia .Se phase q 81
We Nulias vttA waiaa e uAks is *
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eve aas're 1-aoia-1 81 vreven;i-r 2 ss-A
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r.41s 81; wAs.e spre:urae... y fu
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v-esrt-a -+aaAHra-s ca1 s~7rt - SOB
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tae inartt euts:io7 20 'otss- rrea
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rary oa- 'l..a4 eaalsr 0fita1l sea- =
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Isuns.. mn alnv p.

otNDRitNNlAl' HtN +hf'.N' r.
Kansas clty, May 2l.-'rhe Methodist
quad ieanal conference today discus 'rl
the revision Of the discipline PROPOSE
ton be'ae made for "a connii tee of set en-
10 serve for fnur years asr port III ,ht
u-,t ,ra .rlcumal conference. Fana3 tcun
Wa upt taken. ,
Iislilug house. with the exception 81
NaiAan Jones ana + X Ifown ""re
p.nrrd u nomination for re-el' slipn, w
IL :, vitcr and John Scot, ho'N pt il,t7-
burg. We're named a. Successors OK Jpho9
and HrDsn .,..
rne 1u,suon OF place % holding me neNt
special committee. invitation NaTr Wv,
received irom cleveland, Ohio and Hl'hi
e. r., TN,ning session durns discus
sion NJ Church hisclrrne resolution VIZ
1 .niioagso ed and adopted rrphln'l,m,S III
1 holy excursions on the Saphain. Ine rue
| ,trai.4'tt. Indulgence iu ,xcprsions by The
| rail. boat carriage or bicycle
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GENERAL POLITICAL WEN.

l.. y L y IA
~
80 " or Nfice Il In
'"''F i'7 '-pse iStAe9i friehas that he
w." Do ''nt'os9'pie 10 carry we
80 & = @t.-' Ios So-ii neEty " me
=, ~. ia Il -, ~ ~. y" =; ~
$50 e..ks m So ,..,-n ti r.
il-llt-narts i..-en making A .''i.t. r.,,.....
III -. So. .-,A ~ ,,,-l ~ ~
s,iye- NOR, 49, IN ,.si,,ts tf, M, 49,,
ro.,nn ssit. terng Sfy,. lie l.i..t- +
.aai u c.-seinni were 10 write a lett.t
itss.. e.,.i is..,. s, ma A. rs,rr,s I, ~,
.s.et.d ,,,,.fay r,.,, AL i'm. ~. Ak ~
chs.a+A c5asl 81 saved From the sfiifi.
AZ W. - >sil 40, eltSeia al. ttT''r
.nn.-, fa r.ake 4 PERSONA! s.crlfi fsr
.'- r9cl e nl9 party and k IS hkc.y 'ae
I'll. 80 - .y ~. s,ioig re i'e7''T"' W /
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=, .1ff -Fr S@2i4. ~ ~ .iT 'NN5
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i.nies sr say rsa' Harrison
$50 Gs~ mat under no rrri.n-
s rr-. -rton. AND ttrf h,.l
r.s.+rs.f fatt - fifr NA'ie1ti
. en-. Cd
.ae heen utisf.s rs
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In another place the same organ gets o.

the following;
"At another Meeting when the room was
crowded with railroad MANAGERS ana AZ
torueys the thurman asked ny ~ II
the cotton rate ~ higher In FcNa~ thsn IN
other Staf.s2" The fact was not dnnicd
Ia proportion 10 volume of cotton iohuAge
much higher though the difference on me
other hnnh la narrowed ny me greater
mileage territory In Texas.
At this other meeting tho chairman's
quoted question was answered by ssserai
railroad rrpresentatiNcs. The following
answer made hy Judge Terry of the santa
Fc is given on account ot us i"rsvu"ss
mud direct DISPOSAL of the question IN a
few words said he
III we could get fuel and labor as cheap
I'm Texas AZ the Georgia. Alaoana nnd
| Carolina railroads can. W. might he AM,
| 10 stand their short distance cotton rates
| H. however, wa are 10 he punished Win
| a reduction In cotton rates FOR paying oar
| labor too much ". would like to know IT,
-.-~t-
The reading public is Informed in n re-
| cent issue OF the Galveston News that 4
| Is due to the rather imperative request
| of Land Commissioner Baker" that "A set
| Element OF the historic Gibson land cas-,
| A. now promised by the attorney general
| The question now arises, when Was tlii
| demand madef II is rather cruel unde
| existing circumstances To place the colo
mel in such an embarrassing attitude,
| What II MIR Crane should take Il into hi
| head TO challenge tho accuracy of th
News declarationsY LAP.
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Irlsh nssabers o, parliament ere work
ing fpf rsconriiiatipt- Dlsxenrions
aprrg iae home r1lsrs Sc, back home rule
sec pears - more. Hoining u gained by
ossssrroas IA q Parry
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DIR. Gallagher Soon to Re Free.

LONDON. August 2t-Is It learned by
The Southern Associated Press upon ohi-
cial authority that DR. Gallagher, INC
Irssh-American. who. with DAILY, White
head. and others. convicted as dyna-
mitcrs. has been confined in Portland
prison. will be released In the course OF
the next ten days, and Will sail for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
The Philippine Conspiracy.

MADRID. August ga special COM
mission has been appointed by the gov
eminent to inquire into the matter OF the
conspiracy aiming at the separation Of
the Philippine Islands from the kingdom
OF Spain. which was recently discovered
in Manila, and Is believed 10 have been
organized by body OF Philippine refr-
gees In Hongkong. having relations
with the Cuban rebels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
Pv a. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioncer,
HUI street. Manckester. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
NEII On q NO Ar


A. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING AT THE
SOUTHW est CORNER COWARDIN
AVENUE AND BUCHANAN STREET
I'm THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. VA.
BY virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust
to the trustees of the Home Building
Company PcrpetuaD, dated, respectively.
November u, 1889 and June 20. 1898. re-
corded In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court OF Manchester Va. I'm Deadlock
II, page. q, and Deadlock Is, page SSj,
which were given to secure the payment
OF two certain bonds therein mentioned.
and default having been made IN the
payment OF q portion Of both OF SAID
bonds and being required so 10 do by
the Board OF Directors Of the Home
Building Company PerpetuaD, we shall
proceed TO sell. at public auction, upon
the premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1896,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed as above, Il being the Same con-
veyed by the deeds Of trust hcrelnbefOre
mentioned The house is comparatively
new in good order, and has eight or nine
rooms The lot fronts SO feet on Cowardin
avenue, and runs back between parallel
lines $50 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the
expenses of sale. all past-due taxes, also
a ratabe proportion OF the taxes Tor the
year 1895. and the sum Of SSlL4o, Whicn
is tho amount now due on said bonds, ana
the balance, whatever that may be- on
q credit OF six and twelve months Tor
negotiable notes. with interest added ana
secured by a deed OF trust.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
n. u. HARGROVE.
FRANK r. SUTTON.
Trustees Of the Home Building Company
PerpetuaD. au ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN Ey.
A CELLEST FRAME DWELLING OK
IWENTY-THlRD STREET BETWEEN
X AND $ STREETS. IL FAIRMOt.NI'Ti'
WITH NEARLY ALL TIE MODERN
SQMVENIENCES, AND WITH STA.
OF AND ADJACENT TO TBE CT1y
or RiCHMOND.-By virtue Of a deed
or trust TO the undersigned. dated Ocfo-
Der IS, 1895, and duly recorded In the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Count
Of Henrico. in Deed Book $50 "B" paee
IS, there having been default IN the paw
ment OF portion OF the debt thereby se-
cured, and being directed SO 20 % by
the beneficiary. ! will sell By public aut-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1856.
at o'clock Z. NJ, the excellent DWELL
ING above referred TO, together with "a
attractive lot on which II stands. 'front.'
ing 40 feet on the west eide Of Twcrfv-
third street between r and streets.
The house contains about eight r00rrs
is conveniently arranged, is supplied WIN
water &c, Dy means Of a windmill and
IL altogether one OF the most degiranI.
and comfortable homes 20 De found a1v-
where The lot Is very broad. and has A
good stable and carriage-house on ths
rear.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defrav Tia
expenses Of executing this trust and
taxes TO day or sale and 20 dlscharp.
the matured part Of the debt. amounting
to $3.50; n credit as 20 Nl.5o. until Ocfn-
Der IS. 1896; "a credit Of s26sS until January
l6 1897; a credit as 20 SO - until April li.
1897: a credit as 10 S1G2 until July k.
1891: a credit as 20 fl5l2 until october lf.
1887. a credit AS 10 5000 until January lI.
lS9S. a credit as TO N5 until April lG Uses.
and a credit as 10 $3.50 until October l8.
1895. and the balance upon such terms az
the grantOr may prescribe. Al creli.
payments TO bear interest and be secIrsi
by deed Of trust y. ". BOWIE.
au . Trustee.
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FLANNEL PRICES.

25c. Atwood White Flanneis Tor L l--e'
"a yard. v-tt.o on Scarlet
Garry Brothers zoe. White OF sc'i'e'
ISlsnnel fo- 25c. a yard.
90 White FIannels for 10 &c.
81 silk Embroidered and Hemsutcneu
Flannels for sc. -. to,-9c q
&c GRAY TwiIed Flannel for L l--c'
,ee-5c Eidcrdown Flannels, in endless
new designs. Tor $40. yaId. a..
,e5-Sc Wrapper Flannellettes for SIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25

certain esteemed contemporaries end voci-
ferrous orators viii say OF Dr, AieHp'
after this Let us hope. 81 an efen's,
that they will for the future discus ou,
nolitjcs without going to Europe for their
ideas"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
REMARKABLE BLiCk-"oops
ING
LACE CURTAINS

now instead OF a month hence or "i'''e
Garry Brothers's stun is on sa'e' 'ou
can save hours Of indefinite seeking 10
get them for double the price.
70 Lace Curtains for 29c. a pair ,or
Carr Brothers s29S Lace Curtains io'
Si2. l., nrices from
Lace Curtains, ranging ~ p''N09
81 IS TO SOS pair, for soc; - rair
1s6 Mrs Of 81 curtains for i9c. P, ,,.l,o
ldt of Dotted Muslin Curtains were
&c. for 81 80 a pair. etc.
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

United States without delay. The United
States Government through Mr.. J. r.
Roosevelt, secretary OF the United States
embassy, will pay the passage OF DR.. Gal
Iagher and the physician attending him
TO New York.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Daya

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TIM
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAI.EN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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F,,nRoIDTRIEs. LACEs, HOSIERY
UNNDKERCHIEF Ae.

All sold as we bought them, with
generous Impulse OF gift-buying.
iSu wards Wide Cambria Embroide,rgie,s;
cIIt-out open edges. retail pilee - -
ana NJ 9-3c AZ this sale sc. yato.
90 ,.erfs Fine finch Cambria I'm
broi5eries usually Zoe. yard, foT SC.
. 1Oo Yards Real Hand-Made Iolchoh
80 former prlce-marks say ~,
i2l-2. and ls 2-sc. yard; any lot &C.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
VIII be sold Real Torchon Lsces' hand
made sell usually for &c. yard at
this sale ic a yard.
GARRY BROTHERs' WHITE "oops'
large Size Honeycomb Bath Towels
Sc kind. for &C. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
VIII be sold Fast-Color Turkey-Red Ia
HE pamask pretty new designs SC
tnd. for u lie. a yard-limit to guam
tity.
0-inch White India LinOn' retail pT'cs
ioc.. for 8 Use. a yard.
Pile. White Checked NainsooK' me
grade. Use. a yard.
&c. soft-Finished Real English nam
sock. Is yards wide, for L i--c' SH'u'
121-2c. Sheer Fine White PERSIAN
Lawn. SAC a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
coIoRED DRESS GOODS AND SILKS,
with more than two thir
given TO YOU.

given TO you.
plenty Of Garry Brothers 5Oc. silks lot
Z, and q p Plain and Fancy Black
"a and and 75c. Coiored and Fancy silks for
e-1t1i Coiore5 Ottomans and Gras
T,i1es SOFA No 10 g. for 50 and ec,
PiocE Au-Snk satin Duchess, oc. Ior
5Oc Fancy Taneta silks at lse. yard
e,ii. Dress Fabrics. costing ;2.75, for yoc.
AW-Vool see Goods for lsc. 49,,
q cloth Fabrics for Zoe, and dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
AUCTION sALEs--ThIs Dny.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
EENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
THE CHANCE FOR LINENS. &c.

soc Bleachci Table Damask. y inches
wide. selling al dc YARD. -,.
81 b Pine 2-yard-wide Satin Datnash
o., ,'ioces Extra Quality German Linen
Damask. handsome new designs al
this sale 39c a yard. ..,..
pieces Fine Grade 2-yard-wlde Sa.in
Damask. city retail price s"'N'
for &C q yard. ,.t.-,.,
N25 Hand-Drawn. Open-iiss,ini!is ". ~,
Teavv satin Damask Bunet-scarIs'
wards long. al this sale CSC. -.
zoe Turkcy-Red Table baHasN' -
inches wide. 2}c. a yard. ,-,-
80 Hemstitched All-Linen huck
Towels for &C. each. ,,.-
c.bcosed or Plain All-Iinen DoyHes,
sizes l2Nl2 inches. 1c. oacn; MI.
p11dinr double faced. retail price blc.
- ,-,rf AZ this sale aoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
no. 2els y COR OTIS STREET. BE-
TWEEN TWENTY SIXTH AND
TWENTY SEVENTH STREETS.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Mary
r Sharpe 20 the undersigned trustees.
dated November g. 1884,. and duly recorded
IN the Richmond Chancery Court Deed
Book l53 b. page 1874. 10 secure the pay
mcnt OF q certain bomb therein described,
default having been made. and being re-
quired by tho beneficiary so 70 do. we
Will proceed to sell, at public auction, on
the premises.
TUESDAY. AUGUST o. 1895.
at s i. NJ. the PROPERTY described
In said deed. as follows "All that lot OF
land, with Improvements thereon, lying
ana being in the city OF Richmond. Va,
on the south side Of y street between
Twenty-siXth and Twenty seventh streets
beginning at n point 20 feet 2 inches east
of Twenty-siXth street, thence eastwardly
and fronting on . street Il feet inches,
more Or less, and back between parallel
lines rs feet"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale,
and $745.A balance due on said bond. and
all unpaid taxes. and balance in six
months. The above are the terms pre-
scribed by sold deed: yet. by consent,
other and more liberal terms may be
announced at sale.
JULIUS STRAUS.
W. J. WESTWOOD
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
7. Thompson Brown & Co.. Auctioneers
au -
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srcu FLANNEL AND bLANhhi
PRICES

chow the August opportunity when taken
in flood time. For some we pau IVES
than a quarter price.
s. Wool Blankets, full ia Sizes lot
$40 blankets for 3i5.
S925 Blankets for s.. ~r,da for
i6-4 Iambskin Blankets, ioc. sld"e' iV'
45c: 55c. grade for 30c ,-oo
Tl,st 1914 1850 Blankets lot S'.'V'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
BY L. \. Catlin,
and
T. VI. WORKMAN e. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Alstioneers.
| BARGAIN.

4 BARGAIN.
SALE FOR DIVISION OF THAT SUB
STANTIAL BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING.
no. 2223 NENABLE STREET CORNER
OF JESSAMINE STREETD.
At the request OF the owners. who ara
selling for division. we viii SELL at
auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1896
at o'clock p. NJ. this COMFORTABLE
AND DESIRABLE HOUSE. containing
sight rooms. with all modern improve
ments. Hot and cold water etc. Good
stable and coal cellar on lot which fronts
43Nl50. and runs back 10 Burton street
I'm the rear. Come and buy bargain.
as parties are gOing 20 sell.
TERMS. Very liberal and announced at
sale. T.. 4. cAILIN,
T. NJ WORKMAN e CO..
au l6-Su. Tu, tn, Su.&Tu5t Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25

Loane. deceased formerly OF BSltimore
Md. or any descendant Of his. is requested
10 address, for very important informa-
ton, Rev. FRANKLIN WILSON. execu-
tor. New Castle, y. III. au l-Tufw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25

IL must be kept in mind that, like most
OF the members Of his faction, Mr.. Cock
ran did not suggest any other currency
system than the present one, which, with
Mr.. Cleveiand's aid, has added S4S-.Vo0'ooJ
10 the iniel est bearing debt Of the nation,
ana spread disaster thick over the land.
He attacks the remedies which Mr.. Bryan
offers. hut prescribes none OF his own.
So. when we read his appeals 10 and for
the workingrnen we must hold that he be-
neves the present monetary system the
best for them. Unfortunately, IN discuss
ing the effect OF free coinage on the for
tunes Of wageworkers we cannot ignore
two classes OF whom Mr.. Cochran thinks
very little. AT the foundation OF the
woriangman's prosperity II the prosperity
NJ the farmers-the western wheat grow
ers whom Mr. Cochran describes as pro
fessionai farmers who labor with their
laws" and the southern cotton growers.
whom he regards as ''unreconciled slave
holders who would like 10 pay no wages
Unless they thrive and have money 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25

10 pursue happiness. which ~ only at
tainable through fair distribution OF .n'
BLESSINGS and the burdens Of government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
THE COTTON GOODS.
The reading of all would make fabulous story Here are

S9c. Fine French Organdy, in White,
Black, and all light shades, Is 2-ac.
yard.
81 dozen Mems Fine Pure Linen Hand
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. In all width
hens, city retail prices were 10, p. BIZ,
and SOC; your choice Of any at this great
sale L l-2c. each
Ladies White, Colored-, or Mourning
Bordered Hemsdtched Handkerchiefs,
were and Sc, for &c. each.
HOSE.
Ladies Fine Silk-Finished Linen Spliced
Hermsdou Hose We're $3.50 and So a
Dozen at this sale Y l-2c. pair.
Misses and Boys Fine Ribbed Fast
Black Hose, fun seamless, usually ne.
pair, for &C., or pairs for Zeal
sizes Up 10 Q -.
1s2 dozen Ladies' Fsst-Black Fun
seamless Hose were l0c. pair; now
Ladies' SOC Fine Tieh-Necil silveeGray
or Balbriggan Egyptian Ribbed Vests
ana Pants, handsome crochet finished,
pearl buttons, over lOck-stitched
seams, all sizes, selling at &c. gar
Ladies' High-Neck Jersey Ribbed
Vests, 25e. grade. for Y lie. each
l20 dozen Ladies' Pure White Richelieu
Ribbed Vests. crochet and taped neck
ana arms, retail price was 25c.. at
this sale &c. each.
$50 Ladies and Mems Fine Imported
SILK .Taffcta Gloria Umbrellas, close
rolling silk covers and tassels. real
Japanese-Oak handles. silver or gold
trimmed, at this great sale I-25 each.
Whichever direction the mind wanders
THE BOOK Il HERE,
and at a price that would seen, incredu-
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TRUSTEES SALE

DESIRABLE FRAMED DIV ElsLlNF
No. 1895 WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
BY virtue OF the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust. dated November q 1881.
and OF record IN Richmond Chaucery
Court. Deadlock IA &, page 23s. de-
fault having been made IN the payment
OF the debt therein secured. and being
required so 10 do. We viii sell by auc-
ton. on the premises on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 2S 1895.
at o'clock p. NJ. the DESIRABLE
PROPERTY above described.
The dwelling is OF medium size. wei
constructed. and in nice order.
The lot begins at a point on the south
side Of williamsburg avenue 40 feet east
OF Orleans streets. and has a front of g
feet. and runs back between parallel
lines 40 feet.
This Is good rentable property, and
should attract the attention Of investors
generally.
TERMS: Cash as % expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and 20 pay a debt Of
s. 30; balance upon terms % be an
nOunced at sale
CONWAY r. SANDS.
G.. l.. DENOON.
An q Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25

Richmond. Va, August n. l&s.
HAVING THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
executor Of the estate OF HARTLEY
GRAHAM. deceased. / hereby notify ali
parties indebted 10 said estate 20 make
payment 10 me. and all parties having
claims against the same 10 present them
10 me for settlement
l. -. HALLIBURTON.
Executor OF Hartley Graham, deceased.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-25
i OF
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND lots
SOUTHEAST CORNER HARRISON
AND BOYD STREETS.


BY virtue q deed Of trust from Tay-
Tor Mills 10 the undersigned trustees,
dated February &C. 1851. and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, Deadlock
l32 A. page &C. 10 secure a certain bond
therein described. default having been
made, and being required by beneficiary
so 70 do. we VIII sell at public auction.
on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2S. 1895
at =. NJ. the PROPERTY described
In said deed, as follows. "All that i0t
Of land lying and being I'm the city Of
Richmond, with Improvements thereon.
and bounded as follows-viz.; Com-
mencing at the intersection OK the sDlth
line OF Byrd street, with the east Inc
Of Harrison street. thence sOuthwardiy.
and fronting on Harrison street q feet.
thence eastwardly between parallel lines
20 The line Of Graham's Addition.
TERMS: Cash. as TO expenses Of sale;
all unpaid taxes. and a balance OF Sls Nd
due on said bond. and balance In six
months. The above are terms prescribed
by said deed. yet. by consent other
and more liberal terms may be announced
al sale.
JULIUS STRAUSE.
". j. WESTWOOD.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co, Auctioneers.
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