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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
The ID. A. II. Loan Exhibition

The loan exhibition. TO be given unuer
the auspices OF the old Dominion 'haP-
ter Daughters Of the American heNoi"
,ion FOR the benefit of the Virginia his
torical Society, gives every promise VI
being as successful as it is patriouc IN us
incention. Already many beautilul anu
interesting things have been proinlseu'
one feature. which is already certainty
Is that the collection of old portral's VIII
be the largest ever gathered In virginia
Indeed. this will be the first attempt 10
make here what has been so SUCCESSFUL
in London and New York. portrait eA-
hibition. OF one very distinguished Ni i-
ginia family alone, OF whose Hleli ~
through many generations .nSle , az ~, ~
traits here in the city. it is hoped TO nav
al least twenty subjects, covering a perlou
of nearly two hundred years. -
In the department of books; autosIdpIs
&c. even what has been aiL an . p, LII
isei will make the richest ana most Vaiu
able collection ever seen In virginia, anu
viii Include letters and autographs OF
very many persons OF note IL CoIohy "iir
STATE. and of distinction In hteraturS ~,
Fnpland. The relics of James MauiSon
Including the Bible with the entry OF ms
hirthc Patrick Henry. and Commodore
Nlaury. will be Of much interest,".
The other departments have ALREADY re-
ceived most encouraging promiees OF eX,
hihifs and will beyond doubt be wen
filled. ,..,... - 90 value
and interest from an antiquarian point
of view. but equally so from an artlse ..S
The exhibit of paintings. engravinss' sl-
Yer. porcelain. laces, &c. WIN De very
wei worth seeing In addition II may De
la that the exhibition is sure to be a
Success sae1 si" socially Where could there be a
more pleasant place TO spend an hour N
the evening than in these beautifully deco
rated rooms. the walls hung WIN por-
end With objects of beauty and historic
interest on every side, to meet trienas
and eniov the music and refreshments!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF 81
BURBAN LAND ON BROAD
STREET ROAD.

In pursuance OF A decree of the Circun
Court of Benrico county. entered on 'a'
18th day of March. 1897. In the SUIT ol "a
A. Frayser vs.. Julia W. motifs tnt
others, the undersigned trustee. IN eA'
cution OF a certain deed Of trust. lt'ts
the LIST day of March. 1880. recoIiei ~
Henrico County Court Clerks ono ,.
Deadlock l3l A, page ~. default ha.-s
been made in the payment OF ..|1
Of the money thereby secured. VI" '"'
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL S. 1871.
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ: 1. TWO ACRES Of
LAND. with the improvements t.'l.g
described IN said deed as lying ana oens
In Henrico county. about three miles io.II
the city OF Richmond. on the bi9.l
Street (or Deep Rum -oad, IN brogH'
township, and adjoining the lanl on ~, Z,
Thorp (SrD. and william ). M9o.'Ss-9Ii.
2. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAHiD,
described in said deed as being DO hsH.
rico county, about three miles RON ~
city of Richmond. near the Broal-a s
Cor Deep-Run) road, and BOUNDED or
northeast by Staples's-M.l road. tit .,f
the south by william 3. Woods0n -
on the west by that OF 4. ;. Inofp "''
on the north by Jordan's branch
TERMS of SALE: Cash as 10 eApehh,s,s,
OF sale all past-due taxes. AMI TAX,
from January /. 1897. 70 day Of sale. l.l
six notes-l for SS25, and ! for 81, ~.
due March 4, 1892; for $50, one i0I ~,
I for $3.50. | for S34.50-last TOUT , --
March T. 1898. and interest on al l'o,
maturity till paid. As to the resi9l ~. y.
such terms as the makers or sall IN
may direct, TO be announced on Gay
sale, or in case OF their failure to 80
such direction. on a credit OF one go
two years, with interest added a,ni ~.
evidenced by negotiable notes. 800.
cured by deed OF trust on the prop,.o'
JAMES l.. ANDERSON, Ifl-l =
James VI. Crenshaw. Auctionecr i..
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BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME MABOG Any AND
III OTHER FURNITURE.
LARGE PLATE-GLASS MIRROR, CUT
GLASS, CHINA, PLATED
WARE, ETC,
AT AUCTION.

BY direction of Mr.. John c. LAYTON, |
will sell at the residence or the late
William p. Lawton, 7O6 west Grace street.
at 1890 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Z. 1897.
l Very Fine Plate-Glass Mantel Mirror'
with ornamental ebonized frame.
/ Superb Half-Canopy High POST Ma
hogany Bedstead, BEAUTIFULLY ana orhd-
mentally carved frame: VA.
Fine Mahogany Extension TABLE very
Fine Antique Mahogany Sideboard' anu
Pier Table. , D,.o. Co,
Very Old Imported English Dinner SET
Cut-Glass Bowls, Decanters' Lun,p9btGir na
etc: Finely Decorated Large Chind
Punch Bowl, China and GiassWare
Plated Ware. Tea Set, Walters Casters
Fancy Lamps Bric-a-Brac, Sconces; TIC
lures. Engravings, and Lace CURTAINS
etc. ,,.,.,,d T2ureau
Wardrobes. Hair Mattresses, Springs
Kitcbenware and variety of mscei-
laneous ar''cieSG GEORGE W. MAYO,
Auctioneer.
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WoOdmen of the World.

Hickory Camp. Woodmen OF me Norlu;;
held lis regular meeting at Springfield
Hall. corner NJ and Twenty-sixth streets
last night. There were seventeen canul-
dates. who had been already hewed INTO
shape. and they were given the protectI0tn
degree. Among these were seVeral Wen
known and prominent city officials Now
that they have this degree they, VIII be
taught the art of rolling logs and hewlhg
wood. , .,,oo,o,
This camp has been granted a specla,
a,snaneation for It's next meeting. April
Doth and the fee has been cut In halt:
The camp will hold its next meeting az
Marshall Hall, Twenty-fifth and BROAD
streets, the handsome structure recently
built by Mr. c. Watt Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
The Carreno Concert.

Richmond has never welcomed to It's
hospjtality a more wonderful artist than
Teresa Carreno, who wiz appear here on
Saturday night, under the auspices Oh
the Metropolitan Concert Company. Ma
dame Carreno bids defiance TO traditions
which tell that woman is not physically
capable of nor mentally adapted 10 the
INTERPRETATION of the most virile style
of composition. She is as firm and robust
IN her Interpretation and technique as
some male pianists are tentative ana
effeminate. Gifted by nature with
physioue which equips her for extraodi-
nary effort. she has employed them Tor
their fullest development.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
Under a Falling Wall.

Arthur Hanks, a bricklayer. was caught
under a falling wall yesterday morning
and severely injured. He was az Wort y,
and Thirtieth streets pulling some bricks
ont Of the middle of the old wall, when
81 COLLAPSED. Several OF the bricks struck
Hanks on the head and arms. inhicting
uonnds that will unfit him for work for
", iaost a week. He received several ugly
eoshes on the head and shoulders, put
tbey are more painful than serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
CPLENDID CHANCE.

AT the request of the owners, / Will sell
on the premises, at the time ana plSS3GIe
above indicated. that BEADIlf L AM
WELL-KNOWN FARM of the MessrIs.
and Ohio railroad, ana only l0urtee.
miles from Richmond, consisting or ABOUT
375 acres. more or less, and all the I'M
known as Carbon Hill" and land added
10 this tract This farm is IN splendld
order for immediate use, having ABOUT
80 acres of open land ready Tor cultlVa-
tion. well watered, and especially adapted
~ The raising of corn, oats. and tobacco.
There are 20 acres of original growth IN
oak. and plenty OF railroad ties ana
good lumber on the place. II mas COM
fortahIe and commodious dwelling-house OF
Ten rooms, and all necessary out build
mrs. while 1t has smaller dWeillng III
anether part of the place. All the houses
are now In use, and in GOOD repair ana
az good water as is in virginia can DE
fTnd there. House is in less than
mile of post-ofice and shipping point:
This property is in sight OF the mines OF
the Gay Lorraine We'll EE 0oWS this ~ eom
many having paid 500 an acre for the ad-
ioining land. There is splendid coal
vein on one part Of the property. This
farm and home or paying inyes tment.
co 70 the sale and see for yourself. rake
H. Chesapeake and Ohio train TO Lor-
raine at $50 A. NJ. the morning OF the
saia CTuesday. April 20th). You will be
met at the depot, and be taken care OF
until the return train
TERMS: one half cash and balance in
o'i' p ST. GEORGE BARRAUD
Attorney
For further details apply at my office,
No. 10. Chamber of Commerce, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
p. ST. GEORGE BARRAUD.
ap 479,1 IA 16&1S
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5.nd.ut Climbs Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the independent
cycle cub was held on Monday night
The s' reports Of the officers were emil u,
nently satisfactory, and the election OF
officers for the ensuing year resui'g r a.
follows: F. T.. Conrad, president; 1. u
Anthony. secretary; i. A. Dalton, trea-
surer; Charles f. Lsoehr. collector; julius
Kindervater. captain: p. f. Leadbetter'
first lieutenant; b. ]. Hersman, secohu
lieutenant; Gray Weber, DugIer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
Indy Falls In the street.

Mrs. f. d. Krampf, an aged LADY, tne
,,iqe of q well-known musical director
of Baltimore. was attacked with an epi.
leptic fit while walking along four,n
street near Broad yesterday about 10
o'cIock She was picked up from the side
walk by Mr. Gressett. who was passing az
The time and taken TO a neighoorihg
druestore. where she was revived.
Nc Kramnf was taken TO the residence
of a niece. with whom she is stopping on
CLAW street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

I AM ANXIOUS TO SEE a COPY or
the Richmond Enquirer OF July g. LoOi'
scter Of Thomas Richie, by George w.
Munford. The State Library does no'
contain the volume OF the Enquirer EN-
bracing that article. -, ,,,-,,,rr,c
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WANTED,

HORSES CLIPPED. 81 A HORSE
Teava orders al stable Ninth street be
tween Broad and Marshall. or at LEON
| ARDS NEWS-STORE, sos east Man
ct NR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
HORSES MULES. COWS. SC.

FOR SALE. A PAIR OF VERY HAND
perfectly gated, and fearless. Also.
T-CART. built by Brewster. and silver
mounted English Harness. Can be seen
az Hlcks's stable. ap i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
&c JELLY CAKES

Or FOR 25c.: MERINGIN PIES, lOc.
See nv fine line Fancy Cakes, Mushroom
Crackers; Large Molasses Cakes, DC. ;
Sponge Cakes. 2oc; Large size f founa
Am kind of Dessert to order. DRINK
ARDS. 423 north Sixth az ~
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" ANTED,

GOOD COLORED LAUNDRYMAN,
90, do all kinds of work about a
I Liant Good washer and ironer ami
aptarcher. Answer at once: stating wages
ADDRESS KENNEDY'S STEAM LAY n
nPy tyrone, Pa. up Dol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
FODDER AND sHUCKs.

FOR SALE. ABOUT $1,000 POUNDS OF
EXCELLENT FODDER AND SHtCkS
Con the stalk. VIII be sold In lots OF a
ton or more, and very cheap. Apply at
farm on Hermitage road.
ap 7-lts II. ID. GoDDiN.
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Nv George II. valentine, Auctioneer.

,., ,,,r,,,o ~ n certain deed OF trust,
10y Sa,a ON the LIST day of April, 1871.
,,e viii offer for sale By public auction
ON the premises. 3i9 west Broad street.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7, 1897
,oo o,clock p NJ, the ENTIRE Bust
Mr Sc or THE INDEPENDENT ICE
cc,61iM,IPANY, embracing Ice-Wagons' CoaI-
S,.rts Yard-Scales, Platform-Scales, Tools
and Implements four H9Ises poup'I Iot aH of
, Out a,d Wood. Also, the accounts due,
,he hooks of the concern, and list OF GUS
FERNS: Cash as to all sums under 40;
all sums over 800 Tor nego1ia44ie notes.
>" privste offers will be entertained until
al, ~ sale, SOL CUTCHINS.
u'' - ALLEN G.. COLLINS.
Trustees
George H. Valentine, Auctoneer. aP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07

In execution of deed Of trust to US
from the Virginia State Agricultural ana
Mechanical Society, dated June 20, 1891, OF
record In the Clerks Office OF Henrlco
County Court. in Deadlock 1876 y. page
80 default having been made in the prin-
cipal of the bonds secured by said deed
amounting TO 10000, such default having
continued for more than forty days after
the maturity of said bonds. and DEFAULT
having been made IN the payment OF
portion of the interest on the said oonds,
and being required 20 execute said trust
by the holders of a majority in interest
Of said bonds, we will. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9Th, AT u O'CLOCK
NOON.
in front of said property, on Broad street,
I'm the city OF Richmond, Va, sell that
portion of said TRACT OF LAND known
as the FAIRGROUNDS, containing ABOUT
thirty one acres, or so much Thereon as
may be necessary TO execute the trust,
situated adjacent to and northwest or
the city of Richmond. fronting ON the
north line of Broad street and extending
northerly TO the land OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, and
bounded on the east by the land OF VIM
field Scott and others.
This property has a great future, ana
the society has plated 1t 10 conform, as
far as practicable. 10 the plan OF the city
and lois will be divided up and offered for
sale in lots of 80 feet front. thereby en-
abling bidders OF moderate means TO sup
ply their wants. mat portion OF tne tract
along the line OF the Richmond, Freder-
cksburg and Potomac railro id will be Of
fered in large parcels. suitable for manu-
featuring and other business purposes.
IL the sale is not completed on the day
named IL will be continued from day 10
day at the hour named until the whole
debt due shall have been provided for,
and If the said thirty-one acres shall not
sell for a sum sufficient to execute said
trust the balance OF the tract, which con-
tains an aggregate OF IS 3-i acres. more
or less. or so much thereof as may be
necessary, will be sold on May II. 1897.
commencing at the hour named: This pro-
perty lies entirely outside OF the city
limits. which should commend II most
strongly to investors. as IL Will probably
be many years before city taxes will have
to be paid thereon.
A map OF the property, as sub-dlvided,
can be seen at the office OF the auctioneer
or of the president OF the society.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. and
balance in equal payments at six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest added
the deferred payments 10 be evidenced by
negotiable notes and secured by a trust
deed on the property.
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
c. " MEREDITH, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07
BY c.. l.. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
TRUSTEES s. SALE
TWv Frame Dwellings,
FRONTING 60 FEET
ON SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
NEAR TEMPLE STREET.


By virtue of certain deed Of trust,
dated March Ii. 1896. and recorded In
Deed-Book ISL A. page 1l3. Richmond
Chancery Court default having been made
In the payment of a debt therein secured,
and being required so to do, we will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1897.
at o'clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
described in said deed as follows: Com
mencing at a point IS feet south OF the
southwest corner Of Randolph and Clai-
borne streets, thence running southwardly
along the western line Of Randolph street
and fronting thereon 80 feet, thence back
betIyeen parallel lines 10 feet to an alley
TO- feet wide"
The improvements consist of two we'll
built frame dwellings, and are most desi-
rable either as homes or as an investment.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and to pay a debt OF
81, 1870; balance at six and twelve months
II. l.. DENOON,
J. j. LEAKE.
Trustees
C. L. & II. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
APT
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.


A NO. 1 COOK, WITHOUT 1NCUM
hrance. Must come well recommendeeG
Amply TO Mrs. ALEXANDER WEBS
1enf Hanover street citv an t-li-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-07

II the amount due the bondholders
should be obtained by the trustees without
the sale OF all the lots advertised 70 be
sold on May 5th, the balance of said lots
Will be sold by the society Immediately
thereafter on same terms,
RAJ. AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
nv william +. Wickham. President
NH q. as 1881, Ap 4.7n,l3l6 1921 2, 2s,2s.SOMy
l24&5
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WANTED,

pOARDERs TO OCCUPY TWO NICELY
EUrnished Rooms. Also, Hall Room, at
5l9 north Seventh street ,eso
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HOUSEWARE


we are prepared to save you money.
Rich Vienna China Dinner Sets, con,
tanning 100 pieces, gold stlppied dn1
fve-colored spray decorations; speCidi
for to-day Sl09S complete.
French China Decorated Plates, were
25c. special for to-day, Sc. each. 80
Imported Toilet Sets containing II
pieces. including slop jars, $3.50 COM
English China Dinner Sets. containing
10 pieces. all under-glazed decorations;
special for to-day, S.7o-only one set
TO a customer
FROM 10 TO 70 O'CLOCK ~
LOCO rolls of Crepe Paper TOT iiiahi' -
Iamp-shades. usually 19c:, all colors ~
select from. for &C. roll.
ALL DAY , e.o,.o. mar
Three Burner Gas Cooking stoves, wal
ranted 10 burn a blue flame; usually ~
sold for 81; special for to-day $LsS
The Quaker Crimp-Crust Bread-Pans
that were 40c.. for 25c. each: 800
Gran!te-Iron Rice-Boilers: that were
75c.: special for to-day, &c. es0" COCOA
Granite-Iron Water Dippers, cocoa
sbaped' usually 25c.. for &c. each o..
Granite Saucepans. that were &C. Tor
10c. each. -
Cake or Biscuit Cutters. 2 for &c. Cats
Japanned Tin Decorated t toSev nc
usually N.1s; special Tor to-u"S' ''0'
I 600 feet of Wrapped Garden ~ h los
usually 15c. a foot; specla, i LOT ~ 20 *
"a feet. complete with couplings 40 40
Perforated Toilet Paper full size roiiS'
lc. each. ,,s potr. rao,,-
lar 25c. cans, for lie 5000 oo,,.
Fi%e-Hook Cherry Hat and Coat-Racks'
&c. each. IT.. ..o.o q and
Fancy Waste-Baskets, thdl "eio " "''
N.25. for S5c. each.
IIardwood ROlling-Pins, &c. eacn.
Large Milk-Cans for sc. eacn. .-o..
Iawn-Mowers of every description from
sl9s upwards. .s srocia,
100 dozen Flint Glass Tumblers' special
for to-day SIC. each
We are recognized as headquarters TOT
WAKEFIELD BABY-CARRiAGEs'
because our styles are the handsomest
and prices the lowest.
Beautiful Wakefield Baby-Carriauses
with silk plush upholstery and r9 e,e gn.
ire wheels. sold elsewhere for slo'oo;
- rrica Sgq5
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

1Oc. Bleached Ribbed Ladies vests
crochet and taped necks.. DC. each.
Ladies' Low-Neck. Short-Sleeve Bleach
ed Ribbed Vests, should be NC &C.
each. 80, e,..,.,o
Weight Vests. l5c., instead Of 35c:
Ladies' Pink. Blue. or Cream Sllk vests
fancy silk crochet neck and shoulders
any size. soc. They are csc; usuany,
Infants Fine Ribbed Gauze "ooi wrap
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALE.<r,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID IT,
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ihN
VENDEE .eooo
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE l5 SOLD In ~,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAL az, ~
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE fHiD TtsT
RATA BY THE VENDOR MI
VENDEE - ,<~>-~.
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WANTED,

ES,rEN SALARY AND COMMITS
o stan nermanent position, TO sell cigars
n S,om. your own homes. Old, reliable house.
HSdrsss MANHATTAN CIGAR COM
PGNY. l54 Maiden Lane. New YORK. or
Fort WAYNE, Ind. ap OIL u, w NSuJt
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TRUSTEES SALE

hooALEo oALE
NINE FRAME Houses SS WITH ooon
ON UNION HILL.
NEAR THE RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
EIGHT AT THE NORTHEAST COR.
NER OF TWENTY NINTH AND
LEIGH STREETS.
Nos. 2sOO, 1902. 1904, 29o6, 2sos 29lo. 1872,
AND 29li EAST LEIGH STREET.
AND
No. 52l NORTH TwENTY-EIGHTH
STREET
CNEXT TO THE CORNER OF LEIGH
STREET..
By virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 us the
undersigned. dated March 3. 1896 duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Rich.
mond Chancery Court. Deadlock i5l e.
page 80, default having been made IN
the payment Of a sum Of money therein
secured. and being requested by the hene-
ficiary so TO do. we will sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL g. 1897.
commencing at 4:3O o'clock =. NJ
First. No 52l north Twenty-eighh
street described I'm said deed as trontMs
on the east line or Twenty-slshth stsi nls;.
is feet more or less, and running uacA
between parallel lines which are pataAa
with Leigh street. 1875 feet, more or less
The house Is an excellent dwelling. eol'
tanning about six rooms, is new ana IL
good order.
Immediately thereafter we VIII sell W,
EIGHT HOUSES at the northeast corner
OF Twenty-ninth and Leigh. above ln-I.
toned. The lot upon which these no-a.s
stand has a front on the norm Hhe =.
Leigh street OF 1872 feet, and runs na. .s
ON It's eastern line which Is parallel WIN
the eastern line OF Twenty-nintn sleti'
96 6-l2 feet, more or less, and on us West,
ern line which is the eastern line p.
Twenty-ninth street. % 6-l2 Feet, more
or less. These houses are new, anu re"-
tain about five rooms.
All of this property is new and under
good rental. Owing TO its proximity V
the car-sheds, will always command tool
tenants. and a rare opportunity Is hete.
by offered 10 investors and homeseeAeI'
TO secure a great bargain.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses OF sag
ali taxes due to date. and enough
nav a note Of 5000 with interest lrom
March 26. 1897; balance upon easy TERMS
and announced at sale. .,,,,,
JULIAN BRYANT.
Trustees.
T. NJ. workman & Co, Auctioneers ~,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
nE A

BRICK TENEMENT AT THE SOY
WEST CORNER OF RESEkN yin
AND CHAFFIN STREE S,,rssT
No. 800 SOUTH RESERVOIR - "N-
BY virtue OF a certain iced OF uus,.b
the undersigned trustee. dated '-,ee,
l6. 1891. and recorded In the clerk 90
sf Richmond Chancery Court, Deea- ~.
la c. page 1872. which was given ~ oi
cure the payment OF a certain sa,,irs
money therein mentioned, defauit n.e.,ior
been made In the payment OF pypsns.
thereof and being required by shs .sn
nciary so TO do. | shall proceed ~ os
NJ public auction. upon the premise
MONDAY. APRIL Il, 1891
-, o'clock 4. NJ. the PROPERTY o.
scribed as above. The house mas $500 ,.,.
rooms With city water and cuiNeit 80
n.ctions The lot fronts on me. wrs' 80
Of reservoir street about - Rect ""N
runs back 100 feet. .,.,t,r
TSls property is In an improving pot,,,'yS11
~ the city. and should commend ltsfh "
,hoss Wishing 10 invest. -
TEPNS. Cash as TO expenses Oh So
All past-due taxes, and the sum IL
&, siy07. the balance In TWO equ,l ihs'11s
ments AT six and twelve months. w. =,
interes, Sded and secured oy a eSSH "
trust T,ustea
a.
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SOLICITORS FOR A WELL-KNOWN
Mercantile Agency. Only those having ex-
perience need apply. Good opportunity
care of Box 373. ap I-2t'
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Ry Sutton & co.

Real Estate Agents and Aucuonee''
corner OF Tenth and Bank sl.t'~
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WANTED.

POSITION BY DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOK
keeoer Hest of city references furnish
Ia. J Mress BANK, this office ap 7-2t'
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COTTON WASH FABRICS

What a waste of time to nave made all
these fhonsa nds OF beautiful
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WANTED,

TWO MEN TO DRIVE BREAD
wagons in any part of the city, expert
enced men preferred. Good wages to
the men that can command trade. APP
ply between 7 and p. NJ. at Messer-
schmidt's Bakery, No. 2l2 west Broad
street. GEORGE Z. ANDERSON &
CO., Proprietors. ap 4-'s
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BY T. NJ. Workman & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
1913 east Main street.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

TWO NIIJINERS AT ONCE AT l5l
east Main street. aP -