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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-11-28
CIEKAWE POzYTECZNE.
Spiew gwizdanie Jest bardzo
zdrowe wzmacnia nerwy i piersi--
tax utrzy ymuja doktorzy.

| opio" SWlLuaAlo JSsI OaVuLS
zdrowe i wzmacnia nerwy i piersi-
tax utrzymuja doktorzy.
Pewien jnbiler z Filadelfii uzy ska
patent ma bicykl bez ishcucba, Po
miedzy"kolem ma osi tylnego kota
kolem obracanem pedasami, jest kote
obrotowe. Wszystkie ko{a maja zeby
| i praez frgkcye obracaja sic. PROXY
wypad4y bardzo pomyslnie.
w Saginaw, NJ cb., rada miejska
policya ~sp6lnie sic zabrali do O.
czyszczenia lniasta domow nierzad
nych. Ma | statniem posiedzeniu ra
dy miejskiej uchwalono, aby policys
zebrasa stAtystyke o wszystkich zsych
domach i parach mieszkajaoych
nieslubnie.
John r. Boyoe Toledo dc sta, pa
tent na gume do k6}ek bicyklowych
ktora ca'ko~icie ma dye wolna cd
eksplozyi punkturo wania." Gums
ia jest grubsza W miejscu gdzie przy-
lega do "rymu'', a mas epn'e ne JEST
nadymaua powietrzem. lecz krecone
mi vic sami.
Pittsburg. - George w. Ferris,
s}ynny budowy ko}a na wystawe
powszechna do Chicago, lesy W szpi-
talu Mercy, wyczekujac smerci lada
chwlla. w cstatnich czasach spotka
10 go niepowod4enie wynslazksmi,
co oddzia4a}o ma jego zdrowie bsrdzo
niekorzystnie.
Alvary Temple, zamieszkaiy W
Brooklynie, zbudowa} podwodna 36d-
ke aluminium, 90 srodka kt6rej
cz{owjek web ,dzi porusza peda}a-
mi, tax jsk bicykl. k6dka dale sic
bardzo }atwo kierowsc W kazdym
kierunku mona W niej znsjdowat
sic ped woda przynajmniej 6 godzin.
Do {6dki takiej MONA wzia6 dosyc
eksplodujacego materya}u, zeby roz-
bic najsilniejszy okret wojenuy. Pro.
by tym wynalazkiem wypad}y po-
myslnie.
Grandville, Mich.-Hattie Spaf
ford, s}uzaoa, liczaoa Is lat, niespo.
dziewanie odziedziczy}a milionowy
majatek. Jak byia jeszcze Memo
wleciem, ojciec wyjecha{ nigdy o
MIN ME siyszano. Matka jej umar}a
Is lat temu ja wychowano W domu
przytu}ku W Grand Rapids. w u.
bieg2ym tygodniu dosta1a list cd
pewnego adwokata Helena, Nj nt.,
W kt6rym donosi jej, ze ojoiec jej
umar}, majatek sw6j, wynoszaoy
przeszlo million dolarow, pozostawi{
jej. Spafford wyjechal II lat temu
do Montany jako biedny robotnik,
ale tam sic zaczas kszta}cic potem
szpekulowac, na czem zrobi{ TAXI o.
gromny majatek.
Za kilka dni W New Yorku odbe.
die sic zaksadowy pojedynek ma
sable konia pomiedzy mezczyzna
i kobieta, $500. Do walki stana:
Kapitan Ksawery Or}owski j panna
Jaguarina z Texas. Or}owski odby-
wal juz takie zak3ady z najzreczniej.
szymi szablistami zawsze wyszed{
z kontest6w zwyciesko. Parma Ja-
guarina [pseudonim pokonala juz
nastepujacych mistrz6w szsbli:
Sierzanta Davis, kapitana Marshall z
Anglii, kapitana huzar6w kr6lew-
skich Anglii Jennings, kapitana
niemieokiej arrnii Konrada Wieder.
mama, lieutenanta austryackiego
Barona Freilitzsch i sierzanta Walsh
z Milwaukee. Way ona 1913 funty i
jest 5 stop j 7 cali wysoka. Kapitan
Orlowski jest snany jako najlepszy
mistrz szabi " Europie i Ameryce.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-11-28
PRZESTEPSTwAI wYPADKI.

w ubiegia niedziele rano spadly
wielkie sniegi wi FStanach: Washing
ton, Vermont New Hampshire.
w powieoie Wood, W Terytoryum
Oklahoma, umiera duzo osob ma dyf-
terye. Rada sanitarna przedsiewzie.
Ia srodki zapobiegswoze.
Chicsgo.-Podczas CRY IT,. "foot.
ball' W ubiegia sobote, II letni Ds.
vid Nj. Wright zosta} zabity. Upadl
on W biegu, jegoJw spolzawodnioy
ma niego sic poprzewracali takim
impetem, ze kosci nieszczesliwemu
po}smsli.
Kansas City, Mo- Aresztowano
tu W poniedz'slek ksiedza A. Wynn
Richmond "a przesylanie przez pooz-
to nieprzyzwoitych list6w do kobiet.
w wiezieniu poznano W MIN Ks.
Hermans, kt6ry kilka lat temu "a
mordowa} dwie kobiety W Lake Ci.
ty, Utah.
Jackson, O.-Pastor James Oiler
W niedziele m6wi} kazanie W spod-
mach surducie z podszewka wy
wr6cona ma wierzch, jako rezultat
zak}adu politycznego, goracy de-
mokrata Bill Turman musial " pu.
bliozuem miejscu sjes6 pieczonego
kOta.
St. Louis, Mo-. S. Farquahart
sromotnie zakohczy& swe zycie W no.
telu LsClede. Przez zaklady elek-
cyjne wygra} on $l,S00i postanowii
to pieniadze "przepusclc," Hula{
wiec cd czasu wybor6w "a to pie
niadze po r6znyoh szynkach domach
zgorszenia, az wskutek przesytu u
mari.
Kankskee, Ill.-Pociag kole, Big
Four wykoleil sic W niedziele W no.
oy W poblizu Peotone. PED wago-
now wpadlo W row. Kilku pasaze-
row zosta&o poranionych, ale Mkt ma
miejscu smierci ME poni6s}. Komu-
nikacya ma tel linii zostala przerwa-
ma ma Is godzin, zaczem gruzy u
przatnieto.
w Dallas, Ga, Sallie Jarman,
oskarzons o zamordowanie swego
dziecka, zosta}a przez sad uznana
niewinna. Liczy ona dopiero cokol-
wick wiecej niz IA lat, wyszla "a
MAJ "a l7-letniego ch}opca, Henry.
ka Jarman, jak ME mia1a jeszcze ca4-
kiem l3 lat. Dziecko jej, kt6re sic
urodzi1o bardzo prawid4owo, nagle
nmar}o imatke posadzono otrucie.
Sledztwo sadowe wykazaso jednak,
ze posadzenia by}y calkiem bezpod-
staWne.
Richmond, Mo. - Jesse Winner
zosta} aresztowany "a zab6istwo
swej 4ony dwojga dzieci. Wkr6t.
ce potem zebra}o sic przeszso sto "a.
maskowanyoh ludzi, ably morderce
wydostac wiezienia ipowiesic. Gdy
mot}och zacza& sic do wiezienia do
bijac, nadbieg1 szeryf Holman tax
energicznie sic postawil pred thu
mem, ze wszystkim odrazu rece opa.
d}y i rozeszli sic do dom6w. Ener-
gia jednego cz}owieka zDaczy wiecej
czssem, niz z{os6 stu ludzi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-11-28
DOBRY ZECER

Potrzebny jest W drukarni came
ryki," 1926 Huron st., Toledo, Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
MIR. CHAMBERLAYNE's DEATH.
Further Details of the sad End OF
This Popular Young Man.


The death of Mr. Frank West Cham
berlayne. Jr., former resident of this
city, and the son of Captain Frank W.
Chamberlayne. by accident in the United
Globe Mines. of Globe, Ariz., was brief
ly announced I'm the issue of this paper
on the 10th instant, upon telegraphic in
formation received by his family the day
previous. BY pall advices, which FOLLOW
ed and have Just been received from MI
Edward III. Cook, superintendent of the
mines. further particulars of the sad oc-
currence are gwen.
Ii appears that on the Sth instant an
upper or back hole I'm the roof OF stope
of the HOosler mine had been lifed
blasted. and after waiting about fifteen
minutes for the smoke TO clear Mr.. Cham
berlayne and a fellow employee, though
experienced in work Of this character,
stepped into the chamber, supposing that
all the ground disl0dged by the explosion
had fallen. His companion, who went in
first was Just an instant ahead of the
fall OF the dirt and rock. His steps pro-
badly loosed the slender hold the over
hanging material had. and he was knock
ed down, though not seriously injured;
but Mr.. Chamberlayne, who followed
about five PAGES behind, was caught In
the fall Of rock and earth. Assistance
was Immediately summoned, including the
superintendent and company physician,
and his body promptly recovered but lie
was extinct and 1t is supposed that the
accident was instantly fatal:
Pending final instructions from his falnl-
" I'm Richmond arrangements were made
for his interment in the cemetery at Globe
on the 9th instant, the day following his
death and his funeral took place from
the Methodist Episcopal church (NOrth)
of that town, whose pastor Is in the ser
vice of the company From the kind let
ter of the superintendent of the mines,
and the verdict at the Coroner's inquest,
it appears that the accident was one OF
those often happening from the hazardous
character of the business; that no one
at all was TO blame, and II is a melancholy
comfort TO the numerous friends of the
deceased that all the circumstances of
the event mitigated as much as possible
the sad and sudden blow TO his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
BEFORE THE JUSTICE ON MONDAY.
A Long Docket, Hut Very Few of the
Gases of ANY ImpOrtnnce.

~ Long Docket. nut very rev or The
Cases of Any Importance.
Justice Crutchfeld was confronted with
his usual Monday morning docket yester-
day. and, though 1t was somewhat volumi-
nous, the court adjourned after being in
session but one hour. The docket con-
tanned only cases Of trivial nature. and
the Justice waded through like a brand
new combination reaper and binder.
Arthur Hatcher (coloredD was the first
prisoner 10 be called. He was present to
answer the charge OF creating a disturb
ance at the supper given by the Society
for the Relief Of the Corpse Club" last
Saturday night. IL seems that Hatcher
entered the banquet han and Immediately
proceeded TO remove all OF the cakes ana
other delicacies which attracted his at
tention. OF course. with the superiority
of sweetmeats. Hatcher had more than
he could eat, so he amused himself by
throwing the others at different invited
guests Finally Hatcher insisted upon
removing all of the eatables from the
table, at which point he was arrested.
Hatcher was fined $500 by the Justice.
who remarked that he had been very inn
polite.
James Gray (colored) appeared on a
charge of stealing one bottle OF ginger
ale from Il. c. Stokes, and was required
10 give security OF 500 for sixty days.
Joseph Gray. a colored youth, was pres
ent to answer three charges of fighting.
He was fined so FOR abusing Susan Minor.
s. for striking Emanuel Harris with a
rock. $40 for striking Mary Coleman and
required TO give 500 security for sixty
days. on general principles. He went TO
gail.
The case OF NJ. c. Henderson. charged
with assaulting and wounding Emanuel
Vaughan (colored). with an iron bar, with
intent 10 main, disfgure disable. and
kill. was called, but continued until the
18th. The fuss occurred last Saturday
both men, being workmen for the Union
Passenger Railway Company. DR. Nc
Carthy reported Vaughan In a very pre-
carious condition. several bad symptoms
having set I'm during Sunday. Henderson,
who Is white man, was refused bail
Walter Adams (coloredD, charged with
carrying concealed weapons. was fined so
The case OF Adolphus Towns (coloredD
charged with hitting Wade Fogg, q white
youth. In the head with brick, was sent
on 10 the grand jury.
Willie Rufus. Alfred Smith, John Jones
Eddie Bosher. Eddie Curtis Robert Cole
man. Charles White, and Mathew PAYNE
all colored. were fined $3.50 for shooting
craps on the street
Anthony Walker. suspicious charac-
ter was required to give security of 500
for sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

BY request OF the owner and occupant
who intends TO remove TO his country
home. we will sell at public auction, on
the premises,
TUESDAY. MAY 18TH. AT $50 p. NJ,
that exceedingly attractive and EXTRA
SIZE DWELLING located as above. The
handsome and substantial improvements
were erected by the present owner and oc-
cupant as HOME, without regard TO
cost, and is all that the most fastidious
could wish for comfort convenience, and
enjoyment. The house is strictly detach-
ed, brick-and-half walls. extra pitch, VEN
tilated fancy roof, and contains about e
rooms, arranged as follows:
FIRST FLOOR-Large hall wainscoat-
ed and hardwood finished, platform stairs,
cathedral lights. two parlors handsomely
decOrdted), tete-a-tete rooms, library, dim
ing-room, large buffers pantry with solid
porcelain trays, storerooms, kitchen, and
laundry.
SECOND FLOOR--Three chambers 0arge
size), ballroom, tete-a-tete room trunk
room, bathroom extra size, with modern
plumbing. stationary basins, &c), linen
room. and four servants rooms, besides
necessary closets, &c.
THIRD FLOOR-Three chambers, large
size ballroom, and trunk-room, and
closets.
All rooms and halls-in fact, the entire
house-in good order, we'll ventilated and
economically heated by a Judicious ar
rangement OF two Latr0bes.
The rear wing Is built up three stories,
and the house is lighted by windows on
all four sides The lot fronts 9Oxl5O feet
TO paved alley.
III you want a HOME i'm a most desira-
BILE location, here It is; II an investment,
you will find nothing better location and
character OF property considered), as we
expect to sell for much less than cost Of
construction alone.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO,
Auctioneers.
The property can be inspected at any
time by appointment with the aucuoneers.
my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
CHERIFF'S SALE
OF THE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
TURKISH RUGS, BEDDING, PIC
TUREs, &c.,
AT THE J. II. BARTON RESIDENCE
BARTON HEIGHTS.

BY order OF the Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of HenricO county, / will sell at
auction. on the premises as above. on
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH INSTANT.
at 1890 o'clock A. NJ, all OF the FUR
NITURE AND FURNISHINGS in the
residence, embracing. I'm part:
Elegant Parlor Suits, Tables, Rockers.
Handsome Pictures, Mantel Orna-
ments. ParlOr Lamps, etc;
Two very valuable Turkish Rugs. Hall
and Stair Carpets, Mating, Rugs,
Massive Dining Room Furniture of
Buffet. Large Extension-Table. Chairs.
RefrigeratOrs, China Closet. China.
Glassware Slver-Plated Ware. Ex-
pensive Portieres, Lace Curtains;
Very Handsome Hall Furniture, in mas
siye oak and ebony pieces:
Library Furniture of Rolling and Flat
Top Desks, Ladies' Desks. Arm
Chairs. Ofice-Tables, Medium-Size
Combination-Lock Iron Safe;
Five Chamber Suits, Superior Mattresses.
Pillows, Springs, Bedding, Tonet-Sets.
Lounges, Fancy Rockers. etc;
Kitchen and Laundry Furniture. COM
plete. with Large Mantel Ranges and
Fixtures. together with a large num-
Der OF other useful housekeeping arti-
cles.
The furniture may be examined on
Monday, the 18th instant, from O'Clock
to $50 p NJ.
TERMS: Cash.
SIMON SOLOMON,
Sheriff HenricO County.
John Il. Laughton, Jr., Salesman.
my Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
WILL WE RETRENCH !?
The Council COncurs 10 the Resolution
Appointlnsa Committee.
SOME OF THE CHANGES GIVEN.
Mr.. Mobiles Plan to ReadIust Salaries
ana Positions to he Considered
Free water for Ms. Caivary-can
Lay the Tracks.

There was caned meeting OF the Com
mon Council last night for the purpos'
OF considering the resolution Of Alderman
Noble. providing for the appointment O
a special committee 10 look into the feast
binty OF his plan TO readjust the offices
and salaries OF the city officers The
members present were: Mess:s. Glover
presidenO. Briggs. Brock. Carter, Cot
tell, Davis. Diacont, Donleavy. Hawkins
Hobson. Ebel. Deane. Mcdowell. Smith
Jackson. Lawdcr, Woody. and Waller
stein.
When the roll had been called Mr..
Lawdor asked that Mr.. Mobiles paper be
read. The general plan OF Mr. Noble has
already been printed in full In these
columns, but below are given the princi-
pal changes In salaries suggested by the
Marshall-ward Alderman:
City Engineer reduce from 5000 TO
5000
Superintendent Of the Gas-works from
5000 TO .2.5oo.
Superintendent OF the Water-Works,
s25DO-no reduction.
Mayor. from $500 to 1900.
City Attorney, increase from $3.50 to
$500.
WANTED 1T TABLED.
President Glover (Mr. Wallerstein in
the chain moved TO lay the matter on the
table Indefinitely. He argued that it was
plainly an impossibilty for this Council to
now do anything in this line, and he pre-
hampered He said the Committee on
Rctrenchment and Reform had made
most exhaustive investigation of this
subject and had submitted its re-
port only TO have the first recon-
mendation-that TO cut down the salary
OF the City Engineer from $1,000 to $1,000
voted down 10y vote Of - noes TO
ayes.
Mr.. Briggs opposed the tabling Of the
measure, saying that 1t was apparent
that the Council had TO take some steps
IN the matter of reducing salaries. and II
had as well go 10 work now as at any
other time
Mr.. Glover's motion failed Of adoption.
and an effort 10 have the special commit
tee increased from five to nine met with
the same fate. The resolution of Mr.
Mobiles was then adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Messrs Briggs. Carter, Cottrell
Davis, Deane, Ebel. Epes, Hawkins. Hob
son. Lawder, Mayer, Smith, Wallerstein
Williams. and Woody-15.
Noes Messrs. Brock. Donleavy Ferriter
jackson. Mcdowell and Glover-6
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
The Council on motion OF Mr.. Briggs.
suspended the rules and concurred In
the ordinance granting the use of city
water free of charge at Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
Mr. Wallerstein explained the import
ance OF passing the ordinance allowing
the Richmond Traction Company to put
down temporary tracks on Broad street,
between Pine and Hancock. for the re-
union. The ordinance was concurred in.
The body adopted the ordinance allow
Ing carts TO stand in the market space
when their owners shall have paid the
sum Of 10 cents day for cleaning up the
streets after them. Owing to a recent act
OF the Legislature, the market houses
have had no appropriations or funds to
pay for this cleaning.
The Council adjourned at 915 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
City-iialI Court News.

The following cases were disposed of in
the Hastings Court yesterday:
Andy Shaw, Dorsey Crowder. and Walk
er jenkins, charged with petit larceny,
five months In jail each.
John Boyden, charged with house,
breaking, six months In Jail and fined l
cent.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday,
in the case of George A. English against
r. n English, judgment was rendered
for 1910.
Judge Wexford is engaged in trying the
suit of Blenner, trustee, against the
Brook Turnpike Company in the Circuit
Court.
Suit was brought in the City Circuit
Court by l.. c. Reid against A. j.. w B..
and James f. Bradley Tor 500 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
BaccaIaureate Sermon Before Harts-
horn College.

The baccalaureate address before the
Hartshorn Memorial College was delivered
Sunday at the First Baptist church by
Rev. J.. II. Taft, ID. ID. DR.. A. f. Dickin-
son. followed In an address. in which he
spoke OF the good influence OF this school.
and OF the greater things he believed il
VIII accomplish in the future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
TRUSTEES' SALE

OF
THREE TRACTS OF VALUABLE
FARM LAND.
EAST OF RICHMOND, IN HENRICO
COUNTY.
ONE TRACT NEAR WHITEOAK
SWAMP,
CONTAINING llS GG5-l000 ACRES. MORE
ONE CONTAINING i5o ACRES. on
CENTRAL ROAD, ABOUT EIGHT
MILES BELOW RICHMOND.
AND THE OTHER CONTAINING
- ABOUT 80 ACRES, oN SANE
TRACT.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
executed to us by George W. Clarke and
Edith NJ, his Wife dated January Is. 1875.
and duly recorded In the Clerks office Oh
Henrico County Court Deadlock lS b.
page 1Oi. default having been made in
the payment OF certain notes secured
therein. amounting 10 S2j6&, and being
required so 20 do by the u0te-holder We
HenricO county courthouse,
FRIDAY, MAY p. 1896.
at u NJ. the PROPERTY, described IN
said deed at follows: Al that tract u
land. with Improvements thereon. lying
and being I'm the county OF Henrico Va.
about twelve miles below the city near
Whiteoak Swamp. containing il3 655 -l0p
acres. more or less, being part OF same
nTOnerfN tOnNtAfl 10 AltiAt anu 0tNNliU
from George J. Newton. February i0. l~1
and from John II. Schurm and wife one
half interest, goth OF May, 1893. Also.
that TRACT OF LAND about eight miles
below the city. on Central road. contain
ing 10 acres. bounded by the lands OF ".
II. Gregory. r. T. Peasants, J. Warner
and FTayser Also TRACT near the
above. containing fifty acres, being same
real estate conveyed to George W. Clarke
by l.. +. Bossieux and others, 2ith Of
January iN.B
TERMS: Cash, as to the cost OF this
sale. and TO pay a note OF SllS75. with
interest from July y. 1926: note ~
S1g75. with interest from October p. 1895.
a note Of SllS75, with Interest from Janu-
airy %. 1896. and note OF $50. 10 become
due May 1. 1896 and a credit as follows:
Three notes OF $3.50 each, payable, re-
spectlyely, twenty-one. twenty-seven, and
tairty-three months after January IS 1886.
three notes of SllS75 each. payable. re-
spectlvely, eighteen. twenty-four and
thirty months after January q. 1895, aud
one for Sl0lS.1j. payable January Is. lsN,
balance on such terms as may be an
nOunced at the sale.
WILLIAM FLLYSON.
c. A. CRAWFORD.
my 10 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
To Put Two Companies on the Road

Mr.. Thomas G. Leath, OF the Academy
of Music will enlarge the scope of his
theatrical enterprise next season. In
addition to placing before the Richmond
public larger number Of attractions
than I'm any former seasons Mr.. Leath
minstrel combination on the road He
has Just completed arrangements where
by he and Mr.. Arthur Moaeley, of Roa-
noke. viii buy up the Barlow Brothers
Ministries, and have troupe of twenty
four members
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
To He Married I'm June.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard have issued
invitations TO the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Bradley. to MIR Charles
Ethelbert Willis at noon on June 3d. at
is a well-known civil and mining engi-
neer OF Halifax. Nova Scotia. IL Is un-
derstood that the marriage will be a
quiet family affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

Rev. w. l.. Wright. ID. D., pastor OF the
Ieigh-Street Baptist church, was taken
sick while preaching Sunday morning.
He was. however. able to attend the
evening service, at which DIR. Dorman
preached, and he Vas much better yea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

John n. Knowies's Executor, Plaintiff,
against Knowles and ais, Defendants.
In the Chancery Court Of the city or
Charles w. Goddin, Clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioners by the decree
i'm said cause Of May 6, 1896, has been duly
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of
Nav 1896. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
nv "a Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19


BY virtue of decree in the chancery
suit OF II. w. Flournoy and ais against
| the Virginia Steel. Iron, and Slate Com
pany. entered May /. 1896 in the Chancery
| Court Of the city OF Richmond. the under
| signed, who were thereby appointed spe-
/ cial commissioners for the purpose. either
OF whom may act without the other, will
TUESDAY. THE I'D DAY OF JUNE. 1896.
at the store Of Joseph X. Irving, in How
ardsyille, Va, the following PROPER
I TIES-to wit:
First. A tract OF land, with brick house
thereon, in Howardsvile. Albemarle coun-
ty. Va, called the Brown Tract" con-
tanning about twenty-nine and One-half
acres.
Second. Thrty-six acres OF land. more
or less adjoining the said Brown proper
~. and known as the &c. Bateman pro-
perty." with the valuable mill-site there
on. on Rockfish river.
Third. An undivided two thirds interest
I'm one hundred and eight and two thirds
acres Of land near Dilwyn, Buckingham
county, Va. considered very valuable
mineral property. having on Il fine mag
netic iron-Ore. a railroad runs within a
short distance-say a mile-of the pro-
perty
"Clay Tract" near Howardsville, Va,
containing about one hundred and TWEEN
ty-one and one-half acres. Good for farm
ing purposes.
in a tract OF about one hundred and
seventy-six and three eighths acres OF
land on Rockfish river near Howardsville.
Va. called the "Gilm2se Tract"
Sixth. A tract OF -And in Albemarle
county. called the "Hartsook Tract" con-
tanning about three hundred and seven
acres.
Seventh. All mineral rights In a tract
OF land I'm Nelson county, Va, called the
"Bugley Tract"
This land is near "Warminster" and
the mineral rights. supposed TO be very
valuable. and 10 include rich deposits OF
manganese, cost the company a large
sum.
THE TERMS OF SALE are one fourth
cash, and the balance on three equal Gre
dts OF six. twelve, and eighteen months;
the purchasers to give notes waving the
homestead exemption, with interest added
from day of sale and titles retained OF
each tract until the purchase money
therefor is paid in full.
For further Information apply TO the
undersigned at Richmond, Va, or TO Cap
tain Joseph X. irving, az Howardsville,
Va Captain Irving will show the pro-
pertlcs to persons interested.
W ID. CARDWELL,
GEORGE WAYNE ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE