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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-22
EASTERN sKOKE.
A. Marriagc-ro.itical yotcs-Nerf"sx
prcsb-tcry y ss-s.s

.oNANCOCK. VA, tArril =. fsrrS,cial.)
Old Hungars Episcopals church. MsNofth-
aupton county. was filled ia oyefnowing
this morning with o brilliant assem-
blagc TO witness fbe marriage Of ME-
Hampden Polk De Shields. OF. Princess
Anne. Md. and Miss Bertha 2 Basiy
Smith. daughter of Dr. CHARLES smith
OF Northampton. shis hLstorc old toiS-
nial church was tastefuliy decorated Tor
the occasion. and there were present
representatives OF nearly all .tise hadins
families OF the Eastern Shofe Q, u
pinia, with many from Somerseg COUNTY
Ma MIR. William H., Gib on, OF Cen
treyille. Nd, was The grooIns besf man
ana the brides father gave hen; -away.
The ceremony was performed hy me
Rev. William Nelson Meade. rector OF
me church. The bride was clad In a
handsome travelling dress OF, mixed
eheyiot. with velvet sgd lace trimmings
The bride and Y, oom' took the no d-9ay
express tram for an.extendtd ma .hsrh
tour. Thee 'were many hancsen;e pre-
sentsf The pewly-ipsTried couple VIII
reside in Princess Anne, Md, wsese they
viii he at home after May ISL u. ...
POLITICAL. \ s,f
State Senator LeCato, who is a can
didate for re-etecuoh. was IN Sinlncoc~.
yesterday. From expressions OF opinion
received from al. ppr.s q, the distret'
he feels very hopetnl OF MS reno iiiiha
ton. 1t has long i@en a CUSTOM on the
Eastern shore 10, return. to the Senate
for a second term.0at least, those who
have made faithful ana t'fiicient {repFe-
sentatves, and surely 10 one mas maae
n better record for faitnfulpess ana
efficiency OF service than Senator lie
Cato. One OF the most distinguished
members of the Senate, residing in Pled-
mont Virginia. has recently written 10
your correspondent a letter IN Wh' ne
says: II hope the people OF lsas'eIh
Shore will return LeCa.p to the. senate
Ii would be cifficult indeed. Tor any
district In Virginia to md a more ex-
cellent representative in the senate than
DR.. LeCato. Always at his post OF
duty. always loyal TO his constituents
a dignifed. cultured, polished gentleman,
he commands the utmost respect ana
esteem OF the Senate, and is one, of us
most influential members" With all MS
ability. Or. LeCato is a very mocest
man. and flush will doubtless mantle
his cheeks when he reads this warm
but lust encomium from an honoTed
comrade. who lives under the shadow oil
the Blue Ridge mountains. a3a
NORFOLK PRESBYTERY.
The Norfolk Presbytery began its
spring session in the Ohancock Presby-
terrain church tAi4 EVENING, when the
opening sermoH'%as Waschvdsoas the
Rev. Dr. Lacy, Of tNorfslE iheHrstirlng
moderator. The presbytery VIII remain
I'm session for about tree days Among
the visitors is the Rev, WI am |hihn'
of Suffolk. formerly pastor OF the Pres
bv.erian churches in this county, who
always finds a warm welcome to his old
home here from households of all the
faiths
For the past two days the weather has
Neen cold enough for winter. But for tht
wind and tie arg condition OF the at
mosphere last night all the fruit and
early vegetables in these parts would
have been ruined.
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New Check India Tatfeta silks Tor Z'c'
q yard. -. .s.,,,s-s ,,o,,,os, do
slams usually CSC, for 4sc. yard:
2,f5o yards New Fancy India Ia ,, ~,
SILK, full widths large ana a,ngs s'if caught
to sell for, 60 and 75c. a yard. LOT ooc'
Changeable sTaneta silks: glaze e ,1,,,Ns
the rustlng kind, all colors ana 'hiach'
usually 69c. for 4ec. a yard, eos, o..
Fancy Brocaded rChangeable Silks LOT
Black Brocaddd India Silks, SOC, grade.
for 35c. yard. -a 49,. o4,o.s.
Brocaded India Silks, all newest coiors'
'H59c. quality. for 35c. a yard. .,,.,,,
RI6ck Brocade Gros-Grain silks. styIish
effects. 81 quality, for 69c. a yard.
Black Grenadine, in plain or fancy o sl-
fects. imported to sell for sl.5o, Tor soc'
Biack silk Grenadine, 81 quality for Sc
q yard. -r
Twenty-three employees yesterday sell
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At the request of the executors, VINO
are anxious 10 settle up the estate, We
shall offer for sale at pubic auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 81, 1887.
and In the following order commencing
promptly at 4 o'clock p. NJ. with thal
LARGE LOT at the northwest corner OF
NJ and Concurrence streets, fronting on
said NJ street 90 feet and running back
about 107 feet. -,
Second. A TRIANGULAR LOT at the
southwest corner OF Twenty-hftn street
and Church Hi avenue. fronting on
Twenty-fifth street about 80 feet. :,
Third. LOT on the east side OF
Twenty-eighth street, between cay ana
Leigh. streets. with a front OF 81 feet :
inches. and running back between paral-
lei line 1925 feet to an alley II feet wide.
Fourth. LOT on the east side OF
Twcnty-nlnth street, between NJ ami
streets. fronting 60 feet, and running back
Fifth. LOT on the west side Of
Thirtieth street, between Leigh ana VI
streets fronting 70 feet inches, ana
running back So feet more or less.
The above property is desirably located,
and medum-size houses erected on them
would pay well. .
This property has not been on the mar
ket for a long time, or in all probability
would have been built upon years ago.
Abstracts OF the title 10 the properly
will be shown at the hour OF sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance
In six and twelve months. with interest
added, secured by deed OF trust.
SUTTON 81 CO.,
an % Auctioneers.
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At the request of the executors. who
are anxious 10 settle up the estate, we
shall offer for sale at pubic auction
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF

BY T.. A. Catlin. Auc,ioneer'
No. s north Eleventh street.
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,rrNtvefatlng athid. one scenes Of bis

'rcNfvenating amid the scenes OF bis
,ysWsy people of this vicinity are en-;
gagged IN pecling tan bark and drawing IL
10 he.fairoad -. .sts
Mir. Thomas NJ GuilIin. of Alley, TINS
county. died Friday night. ana WI,
buried Sunday morning He WIS genia,'
Christian gentleman. and one OF SCOTT
connty's most respected citizens.
The fine weather has turned the farmer
n-fcld. and the merry voice or the pow
boy can be heard resoundihg through Tue
wales. .t,,oo
The wheat crop. which some time since
looked unpromhing on account OF tne
freezes. has como Out and now looks eN-
/ celltnt.
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THE COHEN co
THE nAzAAR GL0yE-FITTING PAT
,ps.uxe AnE HERE.

THE BAZAAR GLOyE-FITTIN" FAi
TERMS ARE HERE.
The most Perfect Dress and Garmene
Filter in the world, simple ana o'"i-
plete. price DC. .-r oro bere.
New Idea Patterns for Aprii arc ''''e'
price 5c-all she latest out.
THE GREAT HOusEwARE DEPART-
MENT
is still flying the banner OF success |o'he'
enjoy the Houseware Home that you've
built UP.
The lion and the lamb may lie TO-
gether. So may your fresh mix ana
dozen or more cucumbers. II they are IN
"NORrH STAR REFRIGERATION"
Wen guarantee you that the one VIII
not harm the other. No other Keirisera-
tor will stand this test.
HOUSEHOLD BLESSING.
A miser as to the use Of ice. Simply
constructed; keeps itself.
Quincy Refrigerators for less than
cost 10 close 'em out.
handsomely Decorated English emma
Dinner Sets. containing iVo ppmnlete'
-
Rehecca -at-the- Tea-Pots, DOC. SIZE
100 White Porcelain Baking Dishes, ina.
were l0c., for Sc. eacn, ,ho. were
UaviIand China Tea Sets. tnat "eie
s1l.5O. for S5.9S each. ,,,
FROM 10 TO II OCLOCk- MA.
iOo dozen English Porcelain Tea fla'ss
worth csc. dozen, will be sold ior ~.
each.
ALL DAY r,,,,,hIers
Handsomely Engraved Water Iumoie'''
were IL dozen, for l-zc. each' ch,ra
Decorated Vienna ana Austrian NN
Guns and Saucers, &c. eacn.
FROM u TO IL OCDOCk-
silver steel Teaspoons, for &c.
ALL DAY , 70 oocb
Cut-Glass Pattern Berry Bowls. &c each
Can-Openers with steel blades, &c. eacn
our new patented Ice-Cream rrsehcls
are the best made. and VIII freeze
cream solid and quick.
2-olart Blizzard FreeZers. soc. edch. en-
s2 and SO Banquet-Lamp Globes for sioO
each. .,,, -, - 30,
2-auart Granite-Iron Milk-Pans, &c. eacn'
25c. Granite Stew-Pans, &c. each,
Is Tin Buckets, 3-quart size, Tor 70.
each. -, p,,os,
49,. Gas-Stoves $l.15 each; worm IS. no,
Russian Gas and Oil-Stove ovens, CSC.
a, each.
HANDSOME "WAKEFIELD BABY
CARRIAGES,
with best upholstery, patent brake anu
parasos. steel wheels. ana iace Gosei ?,
equal to any $50 Carriage, special ior
to-day 500.
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WANTED.

TO PURCHASE OF PRIVATE
party. a pair OF Horses. suited for car
riage and general family purposes. quiet
and doeile, and thoroughly broke. not
less than nor exceeding s years OF age.
Bays preferred, but no color positively.
objectionable, except black. Persons
this advertise ent VIII riease
give full description. incl .dir & we z I.
and state what service their lorses have
been accustomed to perftrm. Add iess
A. b., care Dispatch office. Richmond,
Va. ap 1857
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BUSINESS WANTS.
- y = wv wv
WOOL. WANTED.

HAVING SUCCEEDED MESSRS. Ell
LERSON & co. as wool-buyers, ana
having large orders. we Will pay tne high
est market price delivered at any depot
thereby saving al charges to shipper.
Remittance made the day wool is re-
ceived Sacks furnished free OF rent,
but not of freight Write for prices.
j. d. M'INTIRE & CO,
Commission Merchants. Richmond, Va.
9pol
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BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated April
1 1896. duly recorded in Richmond Chance
ry Court, Deadlock 157 A. page 100, L
will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL q. 1887,
at 5 o'clock F. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
House has two or three rooms Lot 2Sx66
feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost of
sale. any taxes that may be due. note
for $50, with interest from April LIST last,
thea Ia note of 1888. with interest from
same date; balance at one and two years.
All JOHN BAGBY, Trustee.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALnN,,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID r t.,s,,
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND inH
VENDEE
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nonsEs, MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE. ONE SOUND. GENTLE
HORSE. SURREY, AND HARNESS Any
lady can drive the horse.e Can be. seen at
Nof17 north Seventeenth street ~ 22-2,'
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SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1897,
l:20 y. NJ,

SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1897.
100 p. NJ.
the above VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO-
PERTY, situated on the east line q
Twelfth street between Main and Cary
streets fronting thereon fOrty-One feet
two inches al feet inches). and running
back eastwardly between parallel lines
one hundred and eighty feet six Inches
Qs0 feet s inches), more or less.
This desirable property H. separated
from adjoining stores by wide alleys.
shat on the north being q feet wide ana
the other Con the SOUTH 10 feet wide
thus affording unusual facilities FOR any
commercial or manufacturing busne's
The Improvements are large and SUBJ
stantial, and consist OF large brick
buildings lately used by the Old Dominion
Cake and Cracker Works, and stores Nos.
II and IT, the upper portion being divided
into compartments adapted 70 offices. etc.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale.
10 pay the State and city taxes now due.
and the sum OF $1,000. with interest there
on from December p. 1893, until paid. and
the balance 10 be evidenced by negoia-
be notes. with interest added, payable
g. u. and IS months after date ~ sale,
and the titles TO be retained until 10
whole purchase money Is paid
w. +. DE SAUSsURE,
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP,
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
Special Commissioner
y. W. Bowe and J. Thompson Brown
& Co., Auctioneers.
Moore, who sues, plaintiff against
Adams Executrix defendants. In he
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond
|, Charles W. Goddin, Clerk OF sad
court. certify that the bond required on
the special commissioner by the decree
In said cause Of October 10. 1885 has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day o.
October 1895.
ap IS CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk
BY J. b. Elan & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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WANTED.

A LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
WRITER. State if a graduate OF High
School. or where last employed: Ad-
dress. in own handwriting. TYPE
WRITER, care OF Dispatch office, city.
Ian H-2tD
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BY r. NJ. Workman & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS
1913 east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE
IN JACKSON WARD, AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
DUVAL STREETS.

BY virtue of two deeds of trust TO us,
the undersigned. dated March 9, 1894, ana
September is. 1891. and duly recorded in
the Clerks office of the Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court, Deadlock l5l A. page lI9,
and Deadlock l52 c. page AS, respective
ly. default having been made In the pay
ment of portion Of the sum OF money
therein secured, and being requested by
the beneficiary so 10 do. we will sell at
public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, APRIL 26. 1897
at o'clock z. NJ, the balance of the
PROPERTY mentioned in said deeds.
being Nos. IS. IS, and 20 east Duval street.
The lots have a total frontage OF ~ feet
on Duval street by good depth, and the
improvements consist of two frame ana
one brick dwelling-all good renting pro
perty.
Especial attention is called TO this sale,
for this corner is the best location in
Jackson Ward for a grocery. The corner
house could be remodelled for a store at
very little cost, or a good store-room
could be be erected on the side OF IT,
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses of sale
and enough to pay the sum OF $500; bal
ance upon easy terms. and announced at
sale. JOSEPH SCHOtF,
FRANK MILLER.
JOSEPH A. FISCHER,
Trustees.
It. NJ. Workman & Co., Auctioneers.
aDN
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AUCTION sALEs-rhis nay.

wHEM ZEAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES iFOI THE CURRENT CALEw,c,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID rT
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND AA1N
VENDEE <>.c.o
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TRUSTEES SALE
A VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM
CONTAINING ABOUT 70 ACkEs,
ESPECIALLY SUITED TO SUBuhDAN
HOMES AND MANUFACTURING
SITES.
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high CONSTABLE'S SALE.

/ will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1897,
at II o'clock A. NJ, at No. 1896 east
Franklin street, the following property,
to satisfy wrlts in my hands to wit:
Iron Safe,
Buffet,
Profitable,
Showcase,
Beer-Pump and Tank,
Lot Of Beer-Bottles and Glasses,
ALSO
Bureaus.
Washstands,
Wardrobe,
Tables.
Chairs, &c.
AT 4:30 p. NJ,
l will sell at No. 3, Tobacco Exchange,
/ Iron Safe,
2 Desks,
Revolving Chair,
Wood-Seat Chairs,
Clock, &c.
TEn.as: Cash. Z. C. GARRISON,
High Constable city of Richmond.
zap 2O
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ sod. OF
Valuable Business Property Stores.
Bakery, Warehouse, &c.
CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS DISTRICT,
Nos. II And 13 SOUTH 18th ST.
BETWEEN MAIN And CARY STREETS.
VS..
Richard Adams Executrlx ct als.........,
Defendants
In Chancery Court city OF Richmond,
decree entered October 10. 1896.

BY virtue OF the above decree and a.
special commissioners therein appointed,
we will proceed 10 sell at public auction.
on the premises. on
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There will be a sale or
LINEy TOWELS TODAY,

one that every man, woman, ana ehild
can earn some. money at. Sixteen nun
dred dozen of 'em. You'll buy them as
quickly as you see 'em. for no such values
ever entered Richmond before:
1ls dozen All Pure Linen, Satin-Damask
Towels fancy borders. tied fringe :
YOU pay 81 dozen for same usually
here &c. each. ,..,z
5s dozen Finest Barnsley Linen Towels
pure white, long, full tied fringe. size
2Sx50 inches, the best 50 dozen grace
.25c. each.
Hand-Woven Huck Towels. all whlts
or colored borders. size HDX4O. Would
be cheap at 50 dozen, our price 10 &c
each. +t'. ~
Eytra Heavy. Superior Absorbent, All
linen. Satin-Damask Towels. ZX2
inches. fancy damask or all W mite
opeu-work borders; Hand Huck Tow
els. all White. open hemstitched ENDS
size 22x45 inches, 25c. each.
Au-Linen Huck Towels, large size
hemmed. ready for use. Zoe. each.
Pure Linen Fine Monte Towels, all
White, long. tied fringe, size l9xfi
inches. 16 PC. each. '.
Knotted Fringe, l9c.. each; usually 81
100 dozen Large-Size. Heavy WATERFALL
sorbing Bath Towels. DC. each; they
are the 81 dozen sort. tcL .s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-22

BY sutton g. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
corner OF Tenth and Bank stree's'
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WANTED,

THE ADVERTISER, HAVING HAD
many years experience in the conduct of
newspapers. desires a Partner 10 assist In
establishing a daily Democratic newspaper
in a city in Virginia. where the opportunity
for success is exceptionally good, and for
which a fine-paylng patronage is already
secured. Or. would join with party
having necessary outfit, who may be now
employed. and desires to
change to a better, location. Correspond
ence confidential. Address DAILY. care
Dispatch. ap 22-Ih, Sa&Su5t
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nor SALE. ATPUBLIC AUCTION,

E'Oh DALI, AL DnlO hOO1lON'
il on THE PREMISES,
CHESAPEAKE AND OH o RAILWAY AND
BROWN STPEEf, Ar i orc .OCk
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2S, 1897,
the PLANT AND FRANCHISES OF THE
AMERICAN CHAMPION PLASTER
COMPANY, comprising Engine and Boiler
of the best make and as good as new.
Crusher, Mixer, Bucket Elevators. Roller
Top Desk, Large Double Burglar-Proof
Steel Safe, Charter, and Patent, the latter
embracing forty-four States and all the
Territories of the United States.
Testimonials as to the great superiority
of this plaster for buildings walls and
ceilings) may be seen, and other informa-
ton obtained by calling on either Of the
undersigned.
The sale of this plant and franchises
offers a rare opportunity for profitable in
yestment-one that is not likely TO occur
again In lifetime.
+. NJ. JONES, Special Agent,
S2l east Main street.
y. W. BOWIE. Real Estate Agent,
north Eleventh street.
NH 30-Tu Th&Satd
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
IMPROVED and UNIMPROYED PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND ~
HENRICO COUNTY ADJOINING
THE CITY.

By request OF the owner. who Is re-
solved TO SELL we shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, in the order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-22

BY II. l.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs.

Printers ink can give you no idea OF
what is possible in the buying of these
two items here to-day to Csc. cost the
owners from sc. to sl.25 a yard,
Twenty-Five thousand yards to choose
from. Not piece in the lot that does
not cost four times what you're asked
for n
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WASH GOODS,

and not half enough The sale is repeated
to-day. We ask for quick selling ior
more space is wanted:
Real French organizes. as handsome
and exclusive a lot as we have ever ever
offered-ful pieces. large. hands o,In'
effects. cost 25c. to bring to this couh-
Try for II 1-2c. yard -. asor,o
Imported Black Sateens. handsome
deep black new, fresh goods SS-fc'
sol,d Coiored Examines. in all the lead
ing shades, l6 2-Sc. knd' ior o-fo' Z"
yard. ,oroa egures
for 2-4c.: worth 10 Z-5c; co,,,-
cred effects. u IL and l6 2-Sc kind Tor
printed i French organizes. new, stylish
designs. for 6 S-ic;, oo,or. for
Russia Crash. in all the new coiors, ior
lO3-ic.: 20c. value. ,..- ,or
s2-inch imported Figured Jaeonets lor
9-ic.; cost .121 -2c.
Al Brown Cotton, as good as > l-5c. can
brv for 1-2c.
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WANTED,

TEN RELIABLE MEN, GUARANTEE,
go per day on six months contract. Cail
between 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, No. 8 north
Eleventh street, up stairs, Room NO T.
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MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1887.

VALUABLE CORNERSTONE PRO-
PERTY northwest corner Twenty-ninih
and Leigh streets. fronting % Il feet o.
Twenty-ninth street and % feet on Le.gh
BRICK DWELLINGS.
At 4:30 O'Clock, the TWO BRICK TENE.
MENT-DWELLINGS, NJs, Zl6 and -3b
At O'clock the VERY DESlkABLB
SMALL FRAME DWELLING OF three
rooms on the west side or PINK street,
just north OF Venable street.
AT same hour the VERY DESIRABLE
VACANT LOT S5xS7 feet on east SIDE ot
Pink street between Venable and Car
rington streets. 49,.
At same hour the VACANT LOT. 6Ixll9
feet on the south side OF Carr.ngion
street, Just east Of Pink street-just The
place for small dwellings. and MIME
DIATELY THEREAFTER very con-
veniently-located VACANT LOT. bx@
feet on east side Of Twenty-second street
near Darlington street, and fronting
At $50 O'clock the VERY ATTRAc-
TIVE AND DESIRABLH LOCATED
FRAME DWELLING Of three rooms
with lot 3Oxs7 feet at the northeast corr
ner of Twenty-fourth and Darlington
streets. 1t is snug little home for
person OF moderate means.
Immediately thereafter. at s o'clock =.
NJ. the TWO VERY DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS on the east side
of Mosby street. or Mechanicsyille turn
pike, corner Darlington street. and 'front.'
ing 65Xlt0 feet on said Mospy street
They are most comfortable dwellings,
rented TO good tenants; but al small eX'
pense the corner can be made a most
valuable store.
This is a rare chance for persons az
small means 10 safely invest their
savings. whether IL be for home or 10.
vestment, and all persons interested
should be sure TO attend these sales ne
we expect 10 sell the property at great
sacrifice.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance SIX
twelve, eighteen. and twenty-four months
j. b. ELAN & CO.
an u Auctioneers.
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LOST, ON CARY STREET BETWEEN
Twenty second and Twenty-sixth streets.
ONE LEATHER PURSE. 'ontair
keys. car-tickets, and small change. Re-
ward II left at the Office Of the VIII A.
LOCK BRANCH Twenty-slxth and Cary
streets. ap 22-lts
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WANTED,

BY THE DAY, A GOOD SEAMSTRESS,
who understands Domestic sewng-ma-
chine and children's work Reference de-
sired Apply at No. IL north sixth
street dp ---lI~
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WANTED. ORDERS
ICE, COAL, AND WOOD.

Tue, CUNL, MD WUODs
Having purchased the entire business.
goodwill. &C., OF the Independent Ice
and Coal Company / would be pleased
10 receive proportion OF the patronage
OF the good people Of Richmond for
ICE. COAL. OR WOOD.
Mr.. r. II. WILLES would be pleased to
see his friends at 3l9 west Broad street.
G.. III. PAGE.
Phone 4c7-i2o0 west Broad street.
Phone 165-l9o5 east Cary street.
Phone 22A-Sls west Broad street.
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Personal.

WILL WILLIAM A.. METZ. OF RICH
mond. Va. please send. his Present Ad-
dress TO No. 634 Massachusetts avenue.
news OF Importance TO him? ap 22-2t'