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them away, give them NJ

them away. give them tsg9
in the attic. How doa N
age?"
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last night. One Of ny ~
lieves everything that N 4
pair Of heavy SHOES if
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torture. so my wife NJ ~
per cent OF their cost
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Of Just the material ~ "
per. bought 1t and had -
it pulled and hauled sad
almost distracted, ana ~
goods OF the same kind 2
10 remedy the detect y
second girl at . rsascens
might tell you half : Co.,
In which she disposed d ~
from hats to cook stores
Good again! Such :
ure."
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however. She never .ss
these things. Not :
wnshwoman quits. To
without notice. TIE uil
coal buys a stove ina ,, "
again. She sells ess'u
nothing" -, ~
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a furnishing goods 10 slsr N 4
street g in Dublin. one I. -
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Mrs Mary slocum. Miss Lara Smith.
Mrs. Hannah smith, Miss Matte Spen-
=. GER Mrs. llhhla stone.
T-Mrs Mary Ann Tarver Mss SUSIE
lhomas C9 Miss Myrtle Il. Thomas,
j. IN Turner Mrs. An1n Tumnct. Mrs.
Annie rwoheg.
V-M.ss Mary Warner. Miss Lena voor-
hecse
W-M'ss Katie Waits. Mrs. R.K. Walker,
Mrs. ola Walker Miss Josie Watson.
Mss Bette Walker. Mss Rose Wal
lels, Miss Lucy Western Miss Ethel
Werror. Mrs Rolonv Williams. Mis-
Prncella Williams Mrs. NJ lie WI
l!2ms Mss J. Il. Wilkinson. NJ ss Lilly
WilHs: Mrs Hattie Wisnewsky. Mrs.
Rosa Wright,
Y-Mrs, May Young, Miss Gallo Young.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
B-Alex Begg. Ceresa Belden.
DC. Decker
Mrs. Easyerbrook
FIR. u. Ferguson
H-Bcrreld Honig
P-Robt Perkins.
S-Jul schmidt Augusta Settler. Dr.
Schgfel, Miss Jose Sweeney.
W-M. Wagner.
PACKAGES.
Jerome sampson. VIM. nm. Mrs. Eva s.
Waddel. NJ IS Susie Graham.
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correspondents OF your correct adj ,oss aud
'eaeest them 10 address your letters Ac-
'o'u'hey' Dan G. smth. Postmaster.
-, GENrLEMEN's LAST
j. A.ton, Professor +. Abner W.
i. AHdW's. Nayman Affair. L.. n. Adj
S'os' iig3y Alien, kupen Andrews. v
By J.. barnes. Thomas l.. Barron. NJ.
n naher kev. }. J. Baird. James
Z irahlll, II G; Rarnes. Blaney ra4icy.
N"EtF Seal, j. \. Benson, j. l.. Hell.
Angelo Ecshosc, Walter q. Iili.n..,
u"n' Heoiee iflnghhm 60, John Blunt,
m. houllon. l.. II. Bowen, i'. Boiden'
1Msoem brown, }. n. Nrantley. l.. l..
inrFt"h' Lon Bryant, Charles j. Brand
I. L. Brown, Albert Brown VIM. r
buehlngham. Il. j. Burns. Potter
C-Thomaa Canned. G. T. Canon. Lamar
tccli' LOUIS Chcal, man, Chas Chere-
Wis., VIM, II clark, j.. u. Chrty. J.
Jake Cariel. j Il. Cook. Jake rnrter'
lians CoteAar Herman Cohen, Charles
,oru@ii, a. tonnors, George Grassland,
W. II. Curtis,
D-sanruel Damico. l.. Daniels and Bro.
John llad, D.nk DAVIS. Camille Dana,
Amor IHyis, Gcpree W, Dent. d. c.
Bb@ @an' Ned piToa, y. i. Drew, NJ. W
ward pup.sh, T.. G. byche
h~W n Elliot g., y, Erickson. Anthony
f-sNt'N iioro lasullo. l.. Il. Foster. Il. c.
FORMER " M Fuchs.
G-F, Can lolfo, While George. j. +. Gel
Ge-g " g. do0dacr & Co. James
., froN.y. Arthur /. Gunp
Hand Harvey, G. $, Harris. Il. d. Hai
rs Edr,ard Hall; John iarris, George
Harris, g. ORG Harrison, j s Hawk
ins Stertng HGriy. Thomas J. Hale
- r. neualcks <. =. Herring. Nolh
Iilied 9 Horton. II. L.. Iioicombe
10. l. lghnson, II y. Jones', Jerry John
son, george Jones' Charles Jones &
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LADIES, LIS1

A-Mgss Maggie Aiamas t5, salpc ,iar.
AA A. ,sd.fn; Mrs. r, II. Attoway. MIS- MIS-
Banks, Mrs, Anna Isap,iste NJ i IS b ns
LEILA BGnson Mrs, $. A. Blshor. Mrs.
I'm Borns Mrs Clara R1iden ltit,
Mealie BRYAN: Miss Emma Brown. Mrs
Ter, Mrs. Ana Cauty. Miss FLORENCE
thaple, Mrs B. Chdrwate, Mrs Feu
G cher Miss May Cody MIS-. Flor.
Allic l'osson. Miss Morgan GurlSlin
Mrs. M'zaheth Culverhousn Mrs Ion I,',r''
ga Dean. Mrs. Theresa Dnbcn3ort
Miss Fannie Dixon.
E-NanGy Edwards. Mrs, Emerson. Miss
E-Mrs. Eliza Far7'el. Miss VI. Flake.
G-Mrs. G.llonette. Mrs. NJ. c. Greaves
Mss Fannie Grcn. Martha Grant.
=, MISS Ada Gray,
llarper Mrs. Florence HAN. Jennie ii
Haydol, NJ - Luc Harry. Miss Jutx
iiampton. Miss jesse Hicks. Miss
Lula Holmes. Mrs, Mallie Hook. Mrs.
$ Il. Holman. Miss Isle Huston. Miss
Alice +. IIvame~. 90
miss Lena lsaack.
J-Mrs. While l.. James. Mss Kattie
]1o os N MIS- T. LslS Jones. Miss Liner
Eliiar johnson, Mrs Elm,ra JohrFou
DIZZY Johnson. Annie lounge, Miss Pat,
~ Jones.
K-MiSs Tcnte Kcllerman, Mrs. Incro,ia
Kelsey, Mrs, Rachel Kimblcs Ms
Martha Klppers. Mrs, Knight. '''s
Ls-Mrs. Nalle Llmdram. Mrs. Elmer
Lamb. Tonny Lee Mrs c. w. Lewis
Mss Anieha Lesage C9, Miss Rose
M-Miss Frances Mann, Miss Eu-
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Robinson. Henry Romanna, W. f.

Sion, Alvin Saunders. O. samuels
charles Schultz, John Sears, M +.
Shearcr. John Shoemaker, r. Z Ska-
fer, Albert Shdnman John G. silver.
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A SURVEY OF THE BRAzOS.
Oats Submitted by the Waco Com
mercial Club.
WANT THE STREAM MADE vIGABLE
oost Of the Work Estimated 10 Be
About Five Hundred and EiEhty
Thousand Dollars Complete.

HIT1cl INC ID2loNiElE ~ NtASbNs 1890 -
chairman OF the board OF engineers az
pointed by the government 10 examine
the improvements a, the mouth OF th'
BRACES. who is now IN New York:
Colonel Henry NJ. Roberts. Charm ar
Board of Esagineera for fhe Examination
Of the Mouth OF the Brazos:
waco. Texas January cS--D-a- ST.: Ths
visit Of your board 20 Velasco aud the
importance Of your ior&hcom .uz report 70
congress upon The Improvements NJ the
mouth o, the BIaEcs have been brought
30 ths arten;icr, OF the Waco Commercial
club. and ! am directed 20 forward to you
all data obtalnalhle concerning ihe naviga-
tion Of the Brazos. The success OF the
promoters of the deep wsier por a' the
mouth % the river has Intensified the in
fere~ .elt in the matter Of securing gov
eminent aid in the opertnr OF the river 10
Navigation as far Up as Waco, distance
OF perhaps SO miles. by the meanderings
of the stream. ana beg 20 suomk a Few
figures relative 10 the volume of COM
merce which would he eftcc,ei ~ such
navigation: The BraGos river ir3vrrses
twelve counties from Waco % is mouth.
namely. Mcl,cnyan Falls. Milan, robert
son Eraxos Burlesun, Crimes Wash AZ
son. Waner. Austin Fort hfni anu bFa-
zora- Each OF rhesA counties contains 2
lsr,.e body Of rich no; ON lands along the
Jrs,xos and tributaries. constituting tho
Erazos valley, the nuest cotton proiiic-
frxs region OF the World. ] have NOT re-
liable reports 81 ihe cNpoNs OF cotton
from .na counties rafae4 later tlq- 1851
whiah Place Il M $1,000 bales N round
nunAerA ] AM Plr" NAT UiNion hAi''
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amount Ter ar ninafiiN Sao4 rrop Nc4r
n fgtlre. With a probable rer-tsc wii
better and chctrar transportation f1cili-
fis- THO isr-g1s VnlIeY now p-oilces
shou- one-siNth OF al iho cor ra'3.d
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MAKING MOUNTAIN DEW.

PACKAGES.
Jerome sampson. VIM. Hill Mrs. Eva s
Waddell. Mss Susie Graham.
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LETTER LIST

The following is a list Of letters remain
Ing in the Houston posiotice for the week
eDd'ns FEBRUARY H. \ charge of cent il,
made on each piece OF NATL advertised.
wen gaming Tor these letters please say
advertised, giving date. FREE DicIIVEN;
" MAIL MAY BE SECURED RY H,y
~ YOUR LETTERS ADDRESSED 70
STREET AND NUMBER. Inform your
correspondents OF your correct al 'oss aud
ieqGest them To address Your letters &c
0o'ulheiy' Dan C. Smuh. Postmaster.
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New Dress Goods.

One lot Fine Wool Chevlot Suit
ings. in the New Spring 1o.
Mixtures -.t.--............... fSC
One lot Ugh n Velty Sultings,
In Now Sprlng Shadlngs soc
One lot OF fashionable Canvas
Suitngs. Spring Shad-
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ings. latest Spring de- M
signs and COlOrings ,. JUG
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wide. I'm checks and broken
plaid effects. from r.-o
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High Novelty Dress Patterns.
IN Black and Colors. no two
alike. comprising the latest
ard most fashionable Spring
Fabrics the most approVe4
styles, dcSig and COIOrings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
HEBREW MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Roscnbaum Elected President
of the Body-MemOrinl-DRy

The Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Asso-
ciations annual meeting was held Tues
day afternoon at the residence of Mr..
Charles Straus, No. $50 Park avenue.
The bylaws were changed so that Off
GERS will hereafter be elected annually
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, Mrs
Joseph NJ. Rosenbaum. First Nice-Presi-
dent, Miss Isolne Moses; Second Vice.
President, Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer; Third
Vice President. Mrs. Samuel Cohen;
Fourth Vice-President Mrs. l.. u. Nor
ris. Miss r. C. Levy. who has served the
association for twenty years or more as
secretary and treasurer. is absent from
the city n great deal. and rendered her
resignation, but by unanimous vote II
was not accepted. on account OF heT long
and faithful services. Mrs. T.. "a.
Ezekiel was, however. requested 10 act
as secretary and treasurer pro tenn
while Miss Levy Is absent from the city
Wednesday, May 18th. was selected a.
Mcmorial-Day, the exercises 10 be held
at the Hebrew burytng-ground, in the
afternoon. Invitations were extended 10
the Hollywood, Hollywood Junior, OAK
wood. and Oakwocd junior Memorial as
soclations TO take part In the exercises.
An invitation from the Oakwood Memo
rial Association 10 participate In their
exercises on the 10th instant was re
ceived and accepted.
A letter was received from the Old
Guard Of Lee Camp, which has recently
been recognized. rendering their SER
vices whenever they shall require its aid
in any way. The letter was hgniy ap-
preciated and duly acknowledged by the
association.
The memorial exercises VIII De ABOUT
as usual and the programme will be an
nounced later. The usual invitation VIII
be extended to the Walker Light Guard
to participate in the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
BY ~ W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
~ TON OF THAT

~ TON OF THAT
MOST EXCELLENT BRICK DWELL
ING No. so
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACEt.. q,
BETWEEN LAUREL AND SHAT +"
STREETS.
In execution of the decree mentioned pe-
low we will sell by public auction On
the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 10. 1897.
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, thar MODEkN
WELL ARRANGED. THREE-SI ynt
BRICK RESIDENCE above referee ~
with the lot upon which II stands ii0N.,
ing 25 l-2 feet on the north side OF 1e,s
street. and running back good 800
TO an alley in the rear. Tho house . "SS
about ten rooms. and is most deAsN'l~'
residence.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the COS eos, s
OF suit and sale, and the sum OF S6j.9, VIZ VIZ
interest thereon from April %. 1891. cis t,e
as 10 four sums OF s63.l5 each pa' 80.
respectively. July 20. 1881: October ~ ~,
January 90 1895 and April ~, lsss, anu -
to si.3l375. payable July %. 1898 ana ~, -
residue at four months from day or st.
all credit payments 10 have interest," e--
ed. and secured by . deed OF trust.
HILL. CARTEk,
II. NJ. WORTHAI,
Special Commissioner
The State Bank OF Richmond PAM. ~.
against George c. Bidgood and u.s. o.,rt
fendants.-ln the Law and Eqrliy NN
OF the city OF Richmond: ,..rt
l. +. Il. Winston. Clerk o! ssI .4.re
certify thar the bond required OF 'ae "a
ciai commissioners by the deere ~ t,.en
cause OF May l. 1897 has been DUP ~
Given under my hand this 80 esl "
may ,ny i'''' - - 49, Clerk.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Samuel w. Davis and wife
to Guarantee Building. Loan and trust
Company. % feet on north SIDE Clay street,
1893 feet west OF Harrison, N,2So.
Granite Building Company 10 Inomas
VI WYATT. 30 feet on west side ST. James
street between Federal and Coutts, $50.
Henrico: J. X. Bottoms and wire 70
Ann r.. and J. X. Bottoms. Jr., BIZ feet
on west side Mechanicsville pike, le3 feet
south of Redd street. 20.
sarah u, Crenshaw TO w. A. Crenshaw,
40 feet on north side Ivy street, ls6 feet
from Gilmour avenue, $50.
Paramount Land Company to Jonn Pts,
worth. 231z feet on south side ralrmoun'
avenue. 81 feet west or Nineteenth street.
500 go. mn
Charles c. and Belle ID. kady to Ella
r. Robinson. 10 feet on Blair street,
Leonard Heights. FOO
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
CONSISTING OF r. srprrr
HOUSE No. 200 NORTH THIRD slHhr'i
No. 305 COLLEGE STREET,
BY AUCTION.
In execution Of the notwithstanding
ed decree, l will sell by pubic auc''o"'
upon the premises. respectively, on
TUESDAY. MAY IL, 1897.
the following PROPERTY-to-wit;; nj, r.
/ At o'clock p. NJ. the VALUABLE
PROPERTY on the east side or Inlrd
street between Broad and Grace streets,
known as No 200 consisting OF most
valuable lot, % feet by 80 rect, WIN a
good two-story and basement prich uwen-
ing thereon, containing about rooHs
This property being so near TO Broao
street, has a fine future, and shouid DC
eagerly sought after.
And 2. At 6 o'clock p. NJ. on the same
day. the EXCELLENT BRlCk DIV ELI ~
ING, No 305 College street, next 10 the
First African church. and containing .
rooms. This Is good house, and VIII
make a most comfortable home. Inc lot
on which II stands fronts 30 fee'' anu
runs back 1874 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, ard the resi-
due at eight sixteen, and twenty-four
months. for negotiable notes, with inte-
rest and titles retained; or all cash, at
option Of purchasers
EDMOND WADDILL, Jr,
Special Commissioner.
Deane ct ais, plaintiffs. against Deane
and ais. defendants.-In the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond:
/. Charles w. Goddin, Clerk of said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree In
said cause Of December 4, 1894, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
December, 1884. -
,nv < Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

No stock that came from Breeder q
Talley's was more bountifully represented
than the
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
The very best goods at saving 'ha' 10
perfectly marvellous.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. all sizes as
vet Csc, from 50c. ..o
Fine Hosiery, IL IL and l0c, that were
Neckwear' 10. p. and 25c.. from % and
suspenders for 10, To- and 25c., from 3D.
q. and soc. ...,
Knit Underwear at 10, 20 anu 1oc'' iioi'i
%, so. and &c., etc.
The Breeder & Talley stock OF
HOSIERY
comprised enough of the fine imported
sorts to make it the rarest sale that has
ever occurred in Richmond.
All Breeder & Talley's 60 and 75c: Fine
Lisle and Silk Hose, our price 81 l--c'
a pair.
More than 100 dozen Ladies' Finest
French Isle and Best 4-Thread Maco
Hose. plain or fancy drop-stitcn,
Black. Tan, or Slate, Breeder q Tai
ley's price 81 IL. As. and J0c., our price
25c. a pair for any.
All Breelen * ldtlcy iaS 60
Maco Hose that sold for %. 30 l-3, and
35c., your choice 19c. a pair
81 dozen Ladies' and Chlldren's I'M
ported Hose Black, Tan, Balbriggan,
or Slate, Breeder G. Talley sold at l7c.,
our price &c. pair.
All Breeder & Talleys Fine Imported
Infants Half-Hose. in Black, White,
Red, o. Tan, that sold at &c, are lOc
pair
Misses Fine Ribbed Black or Tan Inn
ported Hose. Breeder & Talley's price
29c., our price l9c. pair-any size
Breeder & Talley sold at l0c, our
price &c. a pair.
100 dozen Misses and Boys Fine Ribbed
Black Hose, full regular made, Bree-
den & Talley's 25c grade, Il l-zc.
pair; sizes 8 10 8 IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

A. w CHM Council. No. Z, Jf. O. Z. A.
VI, Will celebrate it's tenth anniversary
10 nigh, al s O'clock at Belyidere Hall.
past state Councillor L. w. GuyeI
will make the principal speech.
There will be a mixed musical and
literary. programme rendered by some OF
the very hest talent IN the city
f4pallSt
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
COUNTESS. SHELVING
HI SAFE. &c.
AT AUCTION

In order 10 close out the business ! w.
sell. by auction. at the store, Nc, Sit eaa'
Main street, lately occupied by Mr.. a. ."
Rand. at 1880 A. NJ,
FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1897
the entire stock OF MEMS SOFT AND
STIFF HATS. Of the best manufasiuiN
Iron Safe. Hat-cases, Glass-cases, soUn'
tiers. Stove. Shelvicg. etc. o
GEORGE w. MAYO.
my Auctionsef.
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vuuEDIaTFLY AFTER THE SALE

4 for ID. c Richardson. Commissicnsr, 81.
vertised above. we will sell, by request q
the owner, SIX DESIRABLE LOIS on
" ,rf side Williamsburg avenue. corner
Lewis street, on one Of which stands The
old church; also. a number Of other b ao
and desirable LOTS I'm the same locality.
u-son easy terms. 10 be announced at me
sale j. h. ELAN a. ~
nv Aucti0ucfrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

VALUABLE WEST CAn % I,o;rv
sTcpE AND DWELLING PkOPEKIf'
WITH VACANT LOT ATTACHED.
nv virtue of a certain deed OF trust,
datsd Eahruary Is. 1889. recorded IN Rich-
mond Chancery Court CLERKS once, III
Deed-Book l37 b. page J, default having
been made in the payment Oh n9" IT,,
therein secured, and being 90 required ny
The beneficiary. | will sell. by pubic auc-
tlon. on the premises. on
' THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1897.
at 5 o'clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY I'd de, |,
scribed in said deed. as follows: d Ina
Certain lot OF land and improvements.
Commencing on the south linc OF Caly
street at a point about 1876 Id ieet wess
NJ Randolph street; thence running west
wardly a.ong and fronting on SAID SaIy
street 60 feet, and back within paraiiei
lines III feet (lnore or lcss). The above
nronerty is at the corner or Cary ana
Lady streets. and is a good business
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or exc
cutting this trust. and TO pay bono OF $l,VV,
with interest from February 10, isSy;
balance upon terms TO be announced at
sale. More liberal terms may be given
III. BASCHON. Trustee.
,,nnoars ap "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06

All the ladies' Of Richmond are invited
to inspect the special exhibit OF ON. o..
Dress Shields under charge OF demon
strater. sent by the manufacturer. ot
Temple. Pemberton. Ccrdes & Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
BY ]. y. Elan e. Co.
Real Estate Auctloncers
COMMISSIONERS SALE BYpup

COMMISSIONERS SALE BYpr-p
~ Lie AUCTION W.
OF THE
VALUABLE TWO STORY Pprc,,
STORE AND HALL. a
NO. $40 LOUISIANA STREET
AND THE LARGE LOT AT THr
CORNER OF CENTRE AND FlifTo,,
STREETS ~
WITH a GOOD FRAME COTTAGE
AND STABLE THEREON '''I
IN THAT PART OF THE CRY IN
RICHMOND KNOWN AS FULTON0'
In pursuance Of the decree Of the p.,
mond Chancery Court. In the suit etg.s
Samuel L. Kaufclt W. Mary T. Kapfe,
and others" entered on the 9Th dan I;
April 1881. the undersigned special ce-..
missioner will cell. by public aucs1n. os
the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1897.
at $50 O'clock p. NJ, the above-namss
WELL LOCATED. SPACIOUS. Avb
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK. STORE. Win
large hall on second floor, and LOT.
fronting 20 feet on north side Louis sra
street. between Seventh and EIgh,s
streets, running back between parallel
lines 80 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. and
known as No. SO Louisiana street. ana.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER-
SAY AT s O'CLOCK =. NJ
the LARGE l<OI, Win the spacious lui
comfortable frame cottage and other In
proyemenis thereon. az the northeast cor.
ner OF Centre and Fulton streets. fronting
on the north line Of Centre street ~ les,
more or iess). and running back or he
eastern line OF Fulton street - feet more
or less). and which will be sold either IS
a whole, or IN separate parcels. as may
seem best at the time OF sale.
TERMS. one third cash. and The res lle
IN two equal instruments. az six and
twelve moths. negotiable notes % b.
given for the deferred payments. win
Interest added from the day OF safe and
the title TO be retained until the notes
for the deferred payments shall have been
fully paid, and a conveyance ordered By
the court. ID. Z. klChAHDSvN,
Special Commissioners.
j. 3. Elan & Co. Auctioneers.
Samuel Kaufclt ...... Plainti
against
Mary T. kaufelt and ais. ...-Defendang
In the Chancery Court OF the city o.
Richmond.
|. Charles W. Gcddin. Clerk % said
court certify that the bond required o.,
the special commissioner by tie decree
in said cause Of April q, 1897, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
April. 1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
my NlefA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-06
A UCTION SALE OF A NICE. NEAT,
n COMFORTABLE LOJeE, on WESi
CLAY SrhEET

ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 5, 1897.
at $50 r. NJ, we will sell, by pubic auc-
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No; sl2 west
Clay street The house contains seven
rooms. BATH. and Lttrobe stove. There
Is n fine stable on the premises; lot 5oxlO
feet 10 an alley. The DWELL Is In nice
order: two stories high, with 13-inch walls.
A bargain may be expected. Come to the
sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
r. B. CHAFFIN Il co. Qncorporatedl,
NV 2 Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed until
SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1887,
at $50 o'clock +. M. my