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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-10
OFFICERS or THE EIAxs.
". ID. DetweiIer Elected Grand ExaIt-
ed Ruler.


ed Ruler.
Minneapolis Mimi, July 9.-The MEM
bers OF the Grand Lodge Of Elks spent to-
day at Lake Minnetonka, together with
their friends. At an early hour this morn
ing the following officers we're elected:
Grand Exalted Ruler-Meade d. Det-
weller Of Harrisburg, Pa.
Grand Esteemed Leading Knights-B. M.
Allen Of Birmingham. Ala. Louis Hauser
OF Newark, n. j., and Charles M. Foote
Of Minneapolis, MINI.
Grand Secretary-George A. Reynolds Of
Saginaw. Mich.
Grand Treasurer-Bd. s.. Orris OF Mead
vile. Pa.
Grand Tyier-s Scott Holmes Of cincin-
natl, O.
GraIm Esquire-Lew A. Clarke of st..
Louis
Grand Inner Guard-George Meyer Jr.,
OF Pittsburg, Pa
Grand Chaplain--Rev. DR.. /. ID. Timber
lake Of New Albany. Ind.
Grand Trustees-Jerome -. Fisher Of
Jamestown, ~. ", Hunter A. Ray OF
Dallas, Tex. and George y. Cronk OF
Omaha.
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CoNFIcArIoN or COAL.
4 Railroad Lawyer Denies Right OF
the Roads 60 seize. IL.

Cleveland. o.. July o.-Judge Stevenson
Burke. railroad counsel, and possessing
extensive interests IN railroads. said to-
day: II do not know Of any law giving
railroad companies authority to conas-
cate an independent shippers coal"
There Is strong probability that the
etreet railwayA and the suburban electric
railway systems may have to shut down
for want Of coal.
Fifteen cars consigned 20 the Big Con-
sondated were connscated by the railroad
companies to-day.
The manager OF NJ. A. Hanna A. Co.
received a message to-day stating that
every single miner employed az the COM
pany's mines had gone out. The Hanna
people have been confident Of their ability
10 hold their men.
Information received here shows that
the shut down OF the Wheeling division OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad ~ abso-
lutte.
General Manager Woodford OF the C.ovc-
land, Lorain and Wheeling railway says
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PLUMs no sToP DROPPING.
Let Up In Appointments UntiI After
Congress Aalonrna.

Washington. July at can be announe-
ed on authority that with the presentation
TO the Senate Of the large list Of diplomatic
and consular nominations which has been
prepared and will go 20 tho capitol TO-
morrow or Monday, the President VIII de-
cline positively 20 make another appoint
mont 20 places OF this character until after
the adjournment Of congress. This mo-
tive n inspired by a desire to avoid uao.
less importuritica BY seekers after dlplo.
matte and consular places, and also 10 AZ
ford the Proaident some relief.
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serious. Two deaths and several pros
trations occurred in East st. Louis.
WISCONSIN swELIERING.
One Death and Nine PrOstratIOns at
Milwaukee,

Milwaukee, Wis, July 9--The heat. aid
ed by the high humidity, caused many
deaths in Wisconsin to-day In this city
there were nine prostrations and one
death-IIugo Knell of Berlin. Ontario.
At Appleton the thermometer marked
100 degrees. and three deaths and several
prostrations resulted.
At Racine there was one death and one
prostration: at Oshkosh, one death and
three prostrations at Madison. one death
and two prostratons.
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sT.LOUIs' BRoILrSG SUN.

seven Deaths ana Two Persons
Driven Insane by the Heat.
81. Louis. Mo-, July 9-Sevon people
died Of heat In 81. Louis to-day. Two
people, one Of them a New orleans no
gress. have been driven insane and slx
others who have been sunstruck. win
probably die before morning. There have
been numberless proatratlong IN 81. Louis.
A. Smith. the Brooklyn catcher, ana
Grady nrBt bascman on the 81. Louis
team. were proafratod during the base
ball game this afternoon. Smith H. UNI
conscious aud his condition appears 70 be
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DISABLED AT SEA.
The Allen Liner Beverly Has n HdrH
Time Making Port.

Fort Monroe. Va. July 9.-The Allen Line
steamship Beverly, from Boston July l.
for Jamaica for fruit, concerning whose
safety apprehensions have been felt by
her agents. Is in Hampton Roads. Capt.
Anderson says that on July 4, In latitude
24:4i. longitude 73:i6, the furnaces gave out
and his boilers collapsed. After that the
ship was able 10 make only two or three
knots an hour and succeeded with difi-
Guilty In making Hampton Roads. She
had proceeded several hundred miles ON
her journey when she broke down. The
Beverly is owned In Edinburgh, Scotland.
by Randeallan. and Is Ia the fruit trade.
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that no coal is being mined along his road
He is not prepared to say that he will not
haul West Virginia coal.
Unless coal begins coming into Cleveland
in a few days the situation will be serious
The lighting companies furnishing the city
will be left unsupplied. and the city will
be in darkness, and the commissioner of
public works is alarmed over his inability
to keep the water works going, and man
ufacturers are alarmed for fear their
plants will have to shut down for want of
fueI
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sMUGGLED TOBACCO SEIZED.

sailors On "a Red star Line steamer
believed 60 he the CuIprits.
New York. July 9--Customs inspectors
to-day seized two lots OF smuggied tobac-
co worth about 1900 The first seizure was
made at hotel corner Dey ana West
streets, where several bales OF sumafra
tobacco was found. Later, a hundred small
packages Of choice leaf tobacco were dia-
covered hidden aboard tho Red Star Liner
Southwark. II a. believed that the tobacco
WAS smugglcd into this country by meme
bers Of the crew Of the steamer.
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JELLICO MINERS OUT.
The Strikers Now Number 2,2OO- No
Concessions offered.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 9.-Two hundred
miners employed in the Rhodehaver and
the Indian Mountain mines at Jellico, have
gone on strike. They were persuaded to
take this course by the 1900 other striking
miners in that district. All the miners
about Jellico are now out. The operators
are willing to make no concessions and
take the matter coolly
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RELIEF OF AMERICANS IN cunA.

Consul General Ice Has Had 90 Ex-
pend Only $4,000.
Washington. July 9.-Consul General Lee
has been rendering some account 20 tho
government Of his expenditures from the
fund appropriated by congress for the re-
lief Of destitute American citizens In Gu
ba. His figures we're presented 10 the cab
met to-day and the showing was remark
able for II appeared that OF the total Of
10000 at the disposition Of Gen. Lee he
had expended only 5000 and yet had given
substantial relief 10 every distressed
American whom he could find ready 10 re-
colve Il, and besides had shipped some OF
them back 70 the United States.
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sIx DEAD AT CINCINNATI.
Thirty Cases OF FrOstrntion-A Total
of sixty Denths In IA Week.

Cincinnati. O.. July 9.-The number OF
heat deaths to-day was six. The names
are:
JACOB Stencil.
MRS. CHARLES SMITH
ALEXANDER KENTHUAs.
X ~. USTA.
MICHAEL MHUGH.
EVA ECHELBERGER.
Thirty prostratlons were reported with
the usual quota OF serious cases.
The maxim heat by trustworthy street
thermometers to-day was % at D. m. IL
was 81 az o'clock this morning. and a
Is y at II o'clock tonight
The number Of deaths In the last seven
days II 90.
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JOINT NOTE SENT TURKEY.
The Powers Demand n Cessation of
Destructive Tactics

Constantinople, July 9.-Acting upon In
structions received from their respective
governments the ambassadors of the pow
ers to-day presented a collective note to
the Turkish government demanding a ces-
sation of the obstruction of the peace ne
gotiations.
Berlin, July 9.-The Frankfort Zeitung
to-day publishes a dispatch from Constan-
tinople saying that Emperor william,
through the German ambassador there,
Baron Saurma Won Jeltsch, has expressed
the hope that the sultan will not resist
the desire of the powers for the evacua-
tion of Thessaly by the Turkish troops
Vienna, July 9.-The sultan having wired
the Emperor Francis Joseph, asking his
friendly assistance in arriving at a set
tlement of the frontier question, the em-
peror replied by assuring the sultan Of
his sincere friendship" and urging him
to conclude peace with Greece on the
basis of the conditions the ambassadors
have formulated, which are the maximum
concessions considered equitable to the
porte. The letter concluded as follows:
The concert of the powers is firm ana
united in it's decision. Therefore, 1 re-
quest your majesty to take my advice in
earnest consideration"
London, July 9.-The appeal Of the sui
tan to Emperor Francis Joseph and the
unusual fact that the text of the latter's
reply has been published, taken together
with Emperor Williams advice, indicates
that Abdul Hamid is seeking a pretext to
enable him to resist successfully the de-
mands of the Turkish war party by rep
reSenting himself as compelled to comply
with the demands of United Europe.
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ANNEXATION or HAWAII.
Early Action On II by the senate
Improbable.

Early Action On II by the senate
Improbable.
Washington. July 9.-The Senate COM
mittee on foreign relations made two ef-
forts to-day to secure a fun meetinet for
the purpose OF taking up and. II possible,
discussing the Hawaiian annexation
treaty, but failed. No quorum was secur-
ed nc the forenoon session, and there was
not a fun attendance at the afternoon
meeting. The treaty was discussed az
some length az the latter session and the
more pronounced OF It's advocates sug-
geHtod the adviaability Of early action.
This suggestion was antagonized, how
ever by the opponents Of ratification, and
by at least one OF the supporters Of an
nexation. on The ground that the matter
Is too important for immediate action. The
committee adjourned until next Wednes-
day
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Pomeroy Minors to OMIT.

Pomeroy, o., July 9.-It is now almost
assured that 1000 miners in the Pomeroy
district will join the strikers. Meetings
are now being held to appoint delegates to
attend a general meeting here tomorrow
afternoon for the purpose of reaching a
final decision.
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Richmond, Va. July 9.--Rev. Or. Robert
G. Gibeon OF Cincinnati has officially ac-
cepted the offce Of bishop coadiutafor OF
this Episcopal diocese. 20 which no was
elected a. the council here recently.
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Miss GoeIct 10 Marry a Duke.

London. July "a marriage has been
arranged between the Duke of Manchester
aud The daughter Of ogden Goelet Of New
York.
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DEAD rNDEa HIs TR1,x

40. oI q Norfoli, ana wo.,.. ,..
hmo'' ,"' Found nndi, mansleG.
hr Na.,...... ,-.. Ju'y o.-M. g. Board. a
ac,or. 'v.,'.t s.,. ana Western railroad y,
Grouos. ,l dead undor his train
ing rs :" shenandoah county nm,
lg know. , ..ll was hfdlv m1n-iad' i',i'
90" iae accident occarre5
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REV. DR. HALLIDAY DEAD.
lie Was Formerly Assistant 10 Rev.
Henry ward Beecher.

henry Worh beecher.
New York, July 9.-Rev. Samuel B. Hal
llday. pastor OF the Beecher Memorial
church In Rockaway avenue Brooklyn.
and formerly assistant 70 the Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, In Plymouth church at
Brooklyn. died at orange. N. j., late this
afternoon.
Dr. Halliday went TO orange a week AKA
10 remain during the heated term. On
Monday last he was stricken with paraly-
sis. He was unconscious most Of the timo
until his death. lie was born IN Norris
town. ". j.. June >. 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

WASHINGTON. April 10.-The slate
output of he country IN 1896 aggregated
S2.1i6.205 in value. according 10 the spe-
cial geological survey report submitted
TO the Secretary of the Interior.
This is an increase Of A1505 over the
previous year or the total all but SiS2,-
i57 was roofing slate.
The value of the product by the states
was: Pennsylvania. S.72G1S; Vermont
$500 SOC: Maine. Sl2iJS6. Virginia sl07 $685.
New York. Ss2.4g2; Maryland. S72li2;
Georgia. S20.3SS: Tennessee. S1,420; Massa-
chusetts. 81 200. New Jersey $500.
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By IT, J.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctioncer.

nv VIRTUE or TRUsr-DEED.
Is dated Novembcr 80. 1901. TO J.. J..
IvIrefon recorded Richmond city Cham
cerv Court ID. b. IA A. page 80. deia .lt
having been made ~ me p pay sssl.bsstituted
tri,stee win sell on the premises. on
' MONDAY. APRIL y. ls9a -,,..s
at . O'Clock T.. NJ, the prol9ss' ~ ' u f''t1
in said deed. being the LOT t-1AlVy l,.y
az the southwest corner OF lie.-ff,fi' a b.,
egT,oPE and DWELLING. Here Us q
chance 10 pick up q BARGAIN. ~, ,,,o,,.-
TERMS: cash as 10 expenses or r. o',o
inc This trust and as TO note for Sl.-3loo'
with interest thereon from NoVehp -
1872: balance IL any, upon leii''
"''''O''''' G. CARLTON JACKSON.
apG Supsulule1 ''-'
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DUBrIc AUCTION SALE or TIE
/ VERY DESIRABLE AND CO y y. ~ Z,
NrFNTIY LOCATED MEDII M-SlIh
rNo.eTORY FRAME DWELLING. no.
90 RESERVOIR STREET-By itquest
of the owner. who is resolved 10 SELL VIC
shall SELL on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL u. 1897.
At 2 o'clock = NJ. the abovc-named very
desirable and located y w ~
eix rooms. with lot 1Jx14J feet 20 am alley.
This property is so convenient 10 nNsl-,
moss. so near the handsome Clay Nard
Market. and so well adapted for eillcr
bnn,e ar rental purposes. that an who dee
sine TO purchase for home or investment
should be sure 20 attend this sale.
TERMS Onc-thlrd cash. balance Six
twelve and eighteen Onths.
j. Is. ELAN & Co,
ape-td Aucuoneers'
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ST. LOUIS. MO. April l0.-The stock
holders Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Eastern railroad held q meeting here at
which the old Beard Of Directors were re-
elected without change.
The directors held % meeting and elect
cd the following officers: j.. &. sum
mors, president; George IL. Dana, secIe-
tary. and e. O.. Hodge, treasurer.
A resolution was adopted providing for
The consolidation Of the company with
the Missouri Kansas ard Texas Railway
Company.
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A Rirnl for IifI-

SAN FRANCISCO April 1o.-James j..
Jeffrios. aspirant for championship
honors. whose chief claim 20 distinction
n tho pueilistic world is based on his
having been jim Corbetts chief boxing
partner. while the ox-champion was un-
dergolng his preparation at Carson.
knocked ont Theodore Van Buskirk. a
California heavy weight last night In two
rounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
4 UCTIoN sALEor
VALUABLE LOT
AND
FRAME COTTAGE
No. 700 EAST FRANKLIN,
At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR FLATS.

At the request Of the owner. we will SELL
az public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL u, leH,
at o cicck J.. NJ, the HOUSE MD LOT
OF GROUND above mentioned. Inc lot
fronts ~ feet on Franklin and runs pdch
90 an alley 10 feet, more or less. The
Improvements consist OF a CCMfDRIA-
bLE FRAME COTTAGE, with hNe
rooms. which. az a very little expense,
can be placed in excellent order, ana IS
low occupied bv a good tenant AZ a fair
rental THIS lot would be suitable FOR Two
nice houses, or will make an admHaple
location for flats. either Of which VIII
command good tenants. as the location la
50 convenient TO business centres, with
car line passing the door The owner is
determined 90 sell. and you may be able
60 buy great bargain.
TERMS. Exceedingly liberal and an
nOunced al sale. apS-td
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BY Geo. II. valentine. Auotloneor,

BY Geo. IT. Valentine. Auctionecr,
SO east Broad street.
MONDAY AUCTION SALE at 1890. at
nmv sale room Will embrace
A SPLENDID COLLECTION
OF
CHAMBER SUITS.
FINE DINING ROOM HALL AND OF
FICE CHAIRS N QUARTER SAWED
OAK LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS. RE-
FRIG TRAITORS. CARPETS. OAK
BVFFETS. OVAL WARDROBES.
COOKING STOVES, NOV MATING.
HANDSOME GILT FRAME PLATE
GLASS MIRRORS. ONE PHAFT0N.
ONE FARM CART AND HARNESS.
AND MANY SUNDRY GOODS.
Ladies requested 60 attend sale
apll-It GEO. IL. VALENTINE.
AuctlOneer.
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TRUsTEEs' SALE

TRUsTEEs' SALE
Il or THE
ITO VISTA FARM SITUATED AT THE
HEAD OF THE ..-
CARY-STREET ROAD, BETWEEN IllE
RIVER AND .-,..,-
THREF-CHOP ROADS. ABOUT FIVE
MILES FROM RICH NJND,
CONSISTING OF l1j ACRES or Ian ~
MORE OR LESS, ......,..,.
AND GOOD DWELLING. CONTAINING
ABOUT - ROOMS.
ONE or THE MOST BEAUTIFUL 10
CATIONS AROUND RICHMOND.
Bv virtue Of deed OF trust. dated ne
"a June 1894 10 the undersiencd. ana
.dulv recorded in Hourico County Court
clerks office. j.. b. 40 a, page ~. ne.
fault having been made 10 the pat in ~
of "A portion Of the sum ol money u.t .ln
secured. and being required uy tle ufle-
Gciarv SO TO do. we VIII sen, az uuiAc
auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %. 1897.
at o'clock T. NJ. the balance Of the
urOuerty described ln said Decd cJIi'l't
INF OF I15 ACRES OF LAND. more or
&c. This IS an opportunity COR hoinr one
20 buy a bargain. as this property must
De sold without limit or reserve flle 10
ter supply on the property, thit tlI
About ten acres OF land lu OAK ND'l'
balance under cultivation schools stores
and churches conveniently located US
farm is situated az one q The most e.e-
waited points around Richmond. command
ing "a fine view of James river ans sur
rounding country. a rla- OF ne prop iy
can bee seen at the onise OF tAo "Ie-
tOncers.
TERMs. Cash az 10 expenses y 81 le,
Including an taxes due TO lay q sale
and 10 paw S2.5l013 and Interest rom
the 5th. April. 1897 balance lpon easy
terms and announced az safe.
JOHN W. ANDERSON,
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
lrusteee.
Sale by y. ~ Workman Co., Auc-
+iorcrrs ap1-tl
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DUBLIC SALE OF TROTTING STOCK
/ AT
GREENSBORO. y. c.,
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1897.
BY
MESSRS J. J.. JORDAN & co.

on account OF being overstocked and
10 make room for others coming on.
Neesrs. J F. Jordan q Co. VIII SELL al
public auction. on
THURSDAY. APRIL DOTH
q Grand Tot OF YOUNG TROTTERS. tho
cot on great producing and performing
girce out of choicely-hred dams that nave
Anorr tho offerines are the get OF such
eiroq qe panlico 2.i0. Norval -If9!
Iancelot DOB: Baronet. 2lli5; onward.
2.2lfi. Tempe Bar 2llHs. NoIIoiht sii
Miss Nelson. 211h. Madrid. sire o. Feiis-
rfre 214. etc. out Of mares by Madtiu'
Princeton C21or0, Albert W., Alcantara'
etc. -...,
Tho OFFERINGS are an Young and sonnn.
and among them some great prospects TOT
sneed. both trotters and PAGERS.
Remember the date. THURSDAY, ApiH
90 1897.
For further particulars and catalogues
address J. r. JORDAN & CO.,
anfi-1t Greensboro ~ -
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BY Boswell G. Harman.
Real J. tate Auctioneers
Tenth and Bank streets.


.--o On
TRUSTEES. AUCTION e 81, III S.If,-1 -
1 DESIRABLE fAi-l' - al , ~ IN IN ~
glh ACRES lMDEL ll' i.,.'.' ~, ~
THE lMPkON LMENI > y lil-I.l-r-'' e,
THE THkEE-ChoIfEI hgA i,..,.,..,, <,
HENRICO COUNTY ABOUT Div l-N
MILES NORTHWEST OBJ TIE Cil1
OF RICHMOND.
In execution Of deed 81 trust e.Fen
bv ~ a. Ltveeav t1 tile undersigned.
trustees dated November 80. 1s1i. and duly
recorded i'm the office Df the clerk or Ieu-
r.oo Cornrv CONT. r Deadlock 1l1 A.,
paee IS. default has ug been made ia
part of the debt s-lu eu. aud being 'e-
aulred SO to do by the euelciary, We VIII
soI lv public auction. az the Ienrico
county c0urt-hOusl Cr
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TRUSTEE SALE
OI
FRAME HOUSE on THE NORTH SIDE
or BOYD STREET.
BETWEEN MORTON AND KENNY, no.
1896 BOYD rIEELI.
By virtue Of deed z trust. dated Goth
March. 1855. and q. r recorded DO the
clerks Office hiehmo % Chancefy Court
j. g. 13l O.. paee fU- 90 me, me under
signed. default haVlr been mace lu tNc
payment ~ sum q. money thcroin Sc
cured. and being REQ rcd by the heneh-
ciary so 10 do I vii. sell, az pubic auc-
tlOn on the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL 13 1897,
az . o'clock j.. lf. tn property described
ln said deed. The LOT fronts ~ iec Z
and runs back lu2 H.. ana the HObcL
contains about three rooms.
A little money spent on lhls properly
would insure the purchaser good return
upon the amount ini ,ted. be on mana
and buy a bargain.
TERMS. Cash as 60 expenses OF sale
all taxes due. and enough 10 pay a note or
$3.50. with interest from the 18th MaIch
1898; balance upon easy terms ana an
n0unccd AT sale
o. T.. DEN0ON. Trustee.
sale by T. II. workman &c Co. Auc-
tiOneers. ape-ld
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BY +. a. Cauin. Auctloneer.
no. north Eleventh street.
V'RDSTEEs SALE
OF THE
Land Of the Va. Agricultural
and Mechanical Society,
COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE
FAIR GROUNDS.

in execution OF deed Of trust 70 us
from the Virginia state Agricultural ahu
Mechanical Society, dated June ~ 1854, "a
record Do the clerk s ONCE on rem ~
county Court. in Deed-Book ~ Is, pdso
90 default having been made 20 the piiH
cIpal OF The bonds secured by said deed
amounting 90 A1.O0o. such default hA.ins
continued Tor mole than forty Gays al-,.
tne maturity or said bonds, ana uc4au,,
having been made In the payment OF
portion OF the interest on the said bonds,
and being required TO execute sald ties,
by the holders OF a majority IN lulei'''
OF said bonds. We Will. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9Th. AT j. U CI-O0N
NOON.
in front OF said property, on broad 81 49,
in the city of Richmond. Va. sen 80 80.
portion of suld TRACT OF LAM Known
a. the Fair Grounds. containing about
thirty-one acres, or so much ~ -.
may Doc necessary TO cAecu.e 90. go
situated adjacent 90 the nofln"est y, o ,,'c
city u Richmond, fronting ON no nv. Ia
line 0f Bl0ad street and extending aoltn-
crly tO the land Of the kichmoHu' i0n,
crlClsburg and Potomac iaiiIoag' al"
bounded on the east by the land OF VIZ
field scott and others. ,....... .,o
This property has a great iu-ri =, az
the society has plated 10 20 conform as
far as practicable 20 the plan OF Nie
city end lots Wil be divided up ana %.
fered for sale il lots OF ~ ieel .'or.,
means 60 supply their wants. mat por-
tion OF the tract along the line or lue
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana foloiial
railroad VIII De offered 800 large paIceis
suitable for manufacturing ana olH-I
business purposes.
II the sale is not completed on ne Day
named &c VIII DO continued from day 10
day at the hour named until inc Wuole
debt due shall have been proNlaed TOT
and N the said thirty-Oue acres e-aH N't
sell for sum sufficient to execute tail
trust. the balance OF The tract "hieh
contains an aggregate ~ S. a.i acres, ITO
or less or So much thereon a7 may oe
necessary VIII lie sold on May l-' i,'''
commencing az tho hour named ,.'s
property iie7 entirely OUTSIDE ~ re ,l.s
limits. which should commt nl j.. NC NC.
strongly 90 iuvee tors. as il VIII lI,Daply
be many years before city taxes VIII HaF'
90 be paid thereon. ,...,,-s
A map " the property. as slb-oINldcd.
can ho seen az the Office of me auctohttr
or OF the president OF the society.
TERMS or SALE. One-third ca'h anu
balance in equal payments az SIX. lWeise
and eighteen months. with lhlei'7t 1N'Dr,
the deferred payments 90 na cNidtnct4 ~
negotiable notes and secured Dy l-7-
deed on the property.
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS
@. V. MEREDITH. trustees.