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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24
FOR RENT.
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EAGLE HOrEI.-Rooms by day or week:
c!aancst hcds In town. i5c ana 25c per
n.ght. Toe. 81 % aud si2b per woek free
baths, Congress, corner Caroline. 30
BtlSlN building for rent. near Market
Square: lower floor or floors of build
ing. negr corner of Milan and Preston
slrcets. opposite Brown d Bollfrass
building for rent Apply to IL. T..
Fisher attolney at law. Shaw building;
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w II. FlSIlER & co have received tho
county right of Harris county and will
sell tho wonderful Steam Pump Washing
Machine; they VIII he sold ut Henry
y. Huhelc's, III Preston ave nuc and 10,
Maury street Phone Ga "a
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ST,lrDS--We carry the largest stock in
Texas: we offer to the trade this week:
New York Rose po,atoes, ,oe; Triumph,
81 50 per barrel, N-neless and Pumpkin
Yaus, Zoe: Sorghum, Use. Mlllei. 7he I.
Hungarian, &c: Knnir Corn, Tie; select
ed Seed Corn, Yellow and white, soc
per bushel; lock storm proof and pound
P is W saas ne eel hus sS jer nI Apti.
chokes. 76c per bushel; Cabbage aud TO
nuto plants. SOC per 100. bermuda Grass,
800 per pound, Alfalfa CloNcr, 81. so. S00
$s.sO per bushel, garden and field seeds
OF every description. Holloway Seed
Company, 221 Elm and 20 and 222 Pa
ciiC avenue, Dallas
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FOR RENT-Three or four unrurnished
rooms, cheap, In ntce cottage: bath.
good ne.ghborhood; high and dry; near
new court house. 400 Capitol street -
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advert .sements in office Of The Post
ttog week ending Saturday. March 20,
Drummer ,9: ioi Andrew EDWARDS.
lnstan:sr. j :; Mrs. Thcresa jahnlsion %,
$50 ca: X /. 60; r "a 90; SO 60; iS 81
liS 90, S2S; i2i. S2i; i1l 90 a (2,; llo ,o);
MO6K's DANCING ACADEMY. oren
every Saturda. and Thursday at i.SO
MRS. 4. WATTS OF Galveston, clalrvoy
ant medium. G06 Austin street. walk up
stairs; hours, TO . y. m. -
HOrSEK EEpERs. attention; crockerS.
china glassware, lamps ana cutlery, IN
sets or as You may select, re inced pr ceS,
at Houston China Hail. 1905 Texas ave
nue.. u
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WoRKS--1.a-
d es' and gents garments cleaned, dy ed
pressed and repaired. agents wanted In
every town. joe Rosonthal manager.
391 Travis street, houston; phone ~. ~
V1AVI-A home ,iea mem COR uterine
troubles; State headquarters, i0S B,na
building; lady attendant to p. m:
advice ana health book free. u
HOuSTON'S wide awake collecting apcn-
cy solicits patronage ana viii collect
promptly notes, accounts and rents; city
house. w. V. Graves, manager. 25
IENDEII. FANS PACkAllp LAMPS.
Iaoal ENGINES. National Soii'rs. Lakon
Transformers, Electrical Construction.
Repairing, supplies. IMMATURE Rewnd-
ing. The Barden-Sheets Electrical con-
struction company, sN PRESTO avenue,
UMBRELLAS and para soils made to, or
der. covered ana repaired; coveroi y
sateen. 5cc; gloria. 75c; gloria SIX. :!
and 81 %, II. Captain. ~. Milan. 4-1
NINE. G. a, BtiJAC. p!aniete, studio 22.
Mason block. special attention ra'd TO
rudiInents of music; lessons at pup.b'
residence II deHired; instruction 20 be.
einners: also advanced students. u
WE HAVE MORE CALLS for stsaog-
rarhers than We can supply; propais
Yourself for position by taxing a.
course Houston Shorthand ana Type
WHITING School Mason Block. Miss Alice
L. Harner. prlnclpal. "
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in any legitimate money making busi-
ness. Address Box i0l, Tavlor, Texas.
Is
PHONOGRAPH outfit for sale al half
value. complete for travelling; latest i'm
proved. new IN good condition, reason
Tor selling other business, apply al orcc.
a. j. Myers, Beaumont, Texas. "a
S.T-0 WILL BUY restaurant in good
location rent low. clears 10000 per
month. j. A. Friedman CO.. 6O6is Main
street. ~
siblN no WILL. BUY my butcher business,
doing a business of 5000 per day. must
sell. Write 70 Butcher, this oiiioe: rs
FOR SAIsE,-A drug store. we. located,
doing a good business. reason for soil
ing. bad health. Address Mercury. this
office. -
FOR SAkE-On account of sickness, viii
sell we'll established drug store. Address
Salol tbs Office. ~
SPLENDID opportunity for a lady with
snaN capital TO take charge OF a tur-
,Jshed rooms house. "a rooms. one block
from market: modern improvements 800
50, Prairie avenue .- ~
a FIRsT-CLAss sO-ton oil mill for sale:
made fine showing this season. FOR iull
Information call on or address ". a,
TAYLOR or II. c. Hicks. Kaufman. Texas.
i.i5
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If YOU WANT gentle half shetland pony
for your hoy or girl, write Mays y
Black, Round Rock, Texas. On
FOR SALE-one Stearn's orange enam-
ce1 second hand tandem. In good con-
dlton: easy running; $40 G. l.. 4 Theo.
nering. Jr, $40 Main street, Houston
Texas II
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situation bY registered
druggist hfteca years experience; en-
pable of taking entire charge Of store;
willing to work. good references given.
Aiuress tW) box 332, Corpus Christ
Texas %
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MAN, 81 years OF age; can speak French,
German AMI English, wants a position
of any kind to support his family. Ad.
0ress 8G5, this Office. q
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SITURTIonS WANTED.
-s..ll.Asy- -A.-JAlI.-.--

wanted by hrs,-class white
man cook hoJel poarG4ng house, se3tion
house boarding car, Is years experience;
AlAInaA ~. lLA.s 0iLlCN. -
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WHITE WOMAN wishes situation in pri-
vate family, Is good cook and willing 20
go short distance in the country 2l0S
Congress- street &c
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| BUSINESS CHANcE2:
~.NL.... s.-sl4A--

i HAVE S5Oo.Go and wish to form part
nership with any good man to engage
in any legitimate money making busi-
''N.'',
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SITUATION WANTED-By thorough
lumhegInan. In Office, mill yard or any
capacity; nrst-ciass labor handler. Adj
III ess .Ul, THIS office. a
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WANTED An experienced and competent
writer ana reporter dlslres a position on
a daily or weekly paper IN Texas. s-its-
n,nrc 70
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FOR KENT--ono store hoIsc ~ Second
ward and two five room dwelling houses.
Apply Mrs A. Freund, 2l03 Fninkin
aN.nIc q
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FOR SAI.k--An assortment OF second.
niping. etc. Cali at the business office Of
The Post. Il
HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
flower seed for spring planting. from u.
1@lndreth 4 Soma and Peter Henderson
q Co g. J. Koeher. 800 Congress. II
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WANTED-A young lady, experienced In
business. TO help in trlLt stand and leo
cream rarior. must live as one OF tho
family; reasonable wages rlld. Address
W. X. Culpepper n Co, Ans!cion. leNs6
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WANTED WOMEN ard GIRLS TO work
AT the GAiN ESrON EAGGlNG FAC
TORY; good wages and steady employ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Croker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators.
Buckeye Incandcscent Lamps.
And a fun line OF high grade Electric
supplies OF all kinds.
Repairs TO all kinds Of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants
l.. Il. MILLER.
Office. No. IL Main street
Phone bSl n
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MAN AND WIFE. would Ike employment
of some kind, womnn good cook, man
iirSt-class hostlcr. ho.h good workers
for right party Address q. A., this Of
Zee Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

FOR SALEA lot OF new buggles. phnc-
tons, SURVEYS and harness. at cost. Lar
endons Stables. corner Franklin aud
Caroline street, ia
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FOR RENT-Four rooms, compile ely rur-
nished for housekeeping; an modern
coEvenlonces. Apply at No. 1908 Main
street near Dallas. "
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CITY MARSilALS SALE-By virtue OF
article isa chapter q, of the revised code
of ordinances of the City of Houston,
TcNat. | Will proceed TO sell at public
cutlery In front OF the police station OF
the city of Houston, at 10 o'clock a. m,
on rrsiay. March 90, 1897. the following
described animals, to-wit
ono brown male mule, about i6 hands
high; brand.
One sorrci colt, years old; lief, hind
foot white. no brand.
ono small bay mare. brand thus; y
with hooks on bottoinl. on left thigh.
one bay My, branded thus; twith
hooks on bottom), on left hip.
one buck lilly, 3 years Old, white strip
IN face, branded thus: II (bar over. ON
1eft shoulder.
one brown horse, white spot In face.
branded thus: W bioIchcd on left shout
def.
In city pound.
CllAS. HEM. City Marshal.
BY NJ T. FORREST, clerk. %
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AGENTS and branch manager. salary or
commission, Hunter Tailoring ans Su'it
Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
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FOR RENT-,Flst, nicely arranged for
ioomors or families. location central. APP
ply liiSi. Congress avenue, second noor,
room .. 70
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CTOD LARGEST AND BEST
- 1OkN.AuA< warehouse In city for
storing Furniture and Merchandise Of
all kinds. Peden 90.
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished seven
stable. large howcr garden, cite. three
blocks fron court house, reference re
oured. Address p. O. Box No. 10. cry.
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FOR SALE--Two 10xis-inch cnfincs;' ono
sxls-inch engine, ono 5xS.inch upright
engine. one, two or Three holier9. y
inches by l6 feet. McGowen Iron and
RrdsS Works Houston 80
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BOARD AND RoonS.
TRADE OR EXCHANGE

..UIh..- -.lA.s-.>
WANTED-To trade SIX acres. all In cul-
tivation. together with beautiful seven
room two story house, large barn ard
from city for improved Fifth ward
property, cottages preferred. II. b. Gavt.
Binz building. rs
FOR SALE or trade for South Texas real
estate. 1919 acres of land In Travis coun-
ty, Texas. Address +. l.. Halyer. Lock-
hart. Texas. Is
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BIC) Giles, s35 $50. so. sbi: buy direct
from manufacturers. save dealers p,of-
its, wheels shipped for approval on re-
cc.pt ST. j, II. johnson. agent. Bristol
hctcl, Houston. 40
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED White cook; apply at once,
Mrs, Gus Frederlcks. corner Congress-
and 'hDu,sNC,rt ~
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For SALE.

:. -. HlN,.
tlgtGI SON Sawed Stone Works is pre-
pared on short notice TO MI orders for
white limestone. either In sawed slabs
or cut to plans, ready TO set in the
Neil, Texas, "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
MAYNARD GIRLS DEATH
sHE TAKES Az UAKNOWN DRUG
AND DIES From MS EFfsCTS.
Movement 10 Build = Synagogue in New
port News-The Lamb Republicans
Elect Delegates TO Iynchbufg.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. %. Spe-
olal-Miss Cora Kotschenrenther, who
came TO this city from Baltimore only a
few weeks ago. committed suicide last
night IN a house OF ill-fame by taking a
drug. The girl S. said TO have respectable
parents IN Baltimore According to her
story. they live az go west Mulberry
street and this was believed TO be true
as during the past Few days she has
written several letters 10 a sister. the et-
tsru being addressed to Miss Barbara
Kotschcnronther at that street and num-
her. Cora. II IS said. came 10 THIS city
10 visit friends. but commenced 70 leaa Il
bad life shortly after her arrival mere
She was hut about eighteen years OF age
Her relatives In Baltimore nave beeh hol-
fed and are expected to-day for the re-
mains.
A movement has been inaugurated Ov
the influential orthodox Jews OF this city.
looking forward towards the building Of
a synagogue Two lots have been pur-
chased on Lafayette avenue. near Twen-
fy-fourth street and I'm a snort time tho
erection OF O. building. which will cost
5000. will be commenced.
LAMB REPUBLICANS.
The Lamb Republicans OF this city held
ward meetings last evening, and elected
delegates TO the Tvnchburg convention.
The course Of Colonies william Lamb was
endorsed. and Park Agnew was repu-
dlated. and the State Democratic Exocu-
tive Committee denounced. Much In
terest was manifested in the meetings
the members OF this wing OF the Republi-
can party turning out almost TO man
The following delegates were elected:
Irirsf Ward. Peter Allen (colored; Sec
ond Ward. William Washington and A.
& Davis (colored): Third Ward. G. B..
Iipscomb: Fourth Ward. J. w. Rollison;
Fifth Ward. W r. Hopkins: Sixth Ward,
Harry Westicott; Seventh Ward. r. NJ.
Doofz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
The Ford Divorce Case.

The work Of taking dispositions in the
Ford divorce case was commenced yester-
day at 10 A. NJ in the Office OF Mr..
Edgar Allan. Of counsel for Mr.. Stewart
Ford Mr. T. T. Taylor. one Of the princi-
pal witnesses for Mr.. Ford was closely
questioned and ross-questioned by Mr..
Frank +. Anderson. counsel for Mrs.
Small Ford. and also by counsel for the
plaintiff The statements were taken in
full by stonOgrapher, and several hours
were consumed I'm this work
Mr. Stewart Ford was also present IS
were Rev. Sam Small. father Of The de-
PENDANT. and Mrs. Smal-Ford herself
The proceedings were conducted beh I'd
closed doors
At l O'clock n recess was taken for
lunch until when the work was resumed,
Mr. Harry d. Bates being questioned by
the attorneys.
There are q numJe~ Of other witnesses
10 be examined, and the work Of taking
depositions will be continued for "A week
or ten davs aftc vi 'ch ''iuc the cate for
the case will be set
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
No. IL north Tenth street

' - 49,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NICE NEW FRAME HOUSES, WITH
GOOD LOTS.
ON UNIoN, MlLL, NEARE TIE RICH
y MoND RAlLW.AY, AND, ZAP
ELECTRIC CAR COMPANY Oak
EIGHT AT THE Northeast CORNER
OF TWENTY-NINTHA AND
o.., LEIGH .sTIlRiEEETdSS5 oo,o oo,o
AND 29ll EAST LEIGH STREET,
AND
No. 52f NORTH TWENTY-EIGHTH
MExr TO THE fiG G66RRHIER OF LEIGH
STREET..
BY virtue of a certain decd Of trust
to the undersigned trustee. dated Apil
o 1897. and duly recorded in clerks office
of the Richmond ChancerN Court, ID ~
y. 100 G, page e3, and default having peeh
cured, and being required so TO DO by me
beneficiary, / will proceed TO sell at pup
lie auction, on the premises o" ,eo-
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l., lS1t 80
COMMENCING AT 4:30 O'CLOCK +. NJ.
FIRST. No. 521 NORTH TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET. described IL Faid Geed
as fronting on the east line o. twenty
eighth street. Is feet. more or less. and
running back between parallel INES;
which are parallel with Leigh street 10
feet. more or less. q.
This house is an exceptionally nice
dwelling being new and in thorough
order. and containing about SIX rooms
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER l
shall sell the EIGHT HOUSES a. the
northeast corner Of TWENTY NINTH
AND LEIGH STREETS, as above men,
toned.
The lot upon which these houses stand
has a frontage on the NORIli LINE or
LEIGH STREET 132 FEET, ara runs
back on its eastern line, which Is paiahel
with the eastern line OF Twenty-nlntn
street 96 6-12 feet. more or less, ana on
its western line. which Is the eastern me
of Twenty-ninth street, N-l2 feet, more
or less These houses are newly bGllt;
containing five rooms each, ana are All
I'm frst-Cldss order. ,
rental with prompt-paying tenants, and.
owing TO its proximity 10 tho car sheds
and electric railroad, viii always COM
maud good tenants A rare opportunity
Is hereby offered to investors ana nome
seekers, enabling them 10 secure great
BARGAIN Come and see for yourself.
TERMS. Cash as to costs ana expenses
of executing this trust, all past-due taNeS'
CITY and State. with a note Tor StuVo'
dated March 26. 1897, with interest thefe-
on. from September -, 1877. until day OF
sale: balance uDon easy ernS ana an
sale; balance in equal instalments az
ono and two years, with interest added.
and secured by deed Of trust upon eaid
property
CHARLES A. ROSE.
se30 .oc1. .3.56,IS .9,1O,12 Trustee.
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EfILf.D tD>.
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.


SCHEDULE EFFECTlVE MAY 40. $50.
TRAINS LEAVE KlCHbloND-JNlO
DEPOT.
900 A. NJ. Daily. arrives Peter burg 9:3l
a. NJ, Norfolk NO A. ~.
Nayerly. and suffolk, Va.
9:0J a. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg ?..sJ
4. NJ, Weldon. llA5 A. a.
Fayetteville 10 H.. 81,
charleston 1920 4. ~. Savan-
Lah 1880 a. NJ. JacksonNiiic
..5g a. NJ. Port Tampa 80
=. NJ. Connects ~ wilson
with No. ~ arriEine. COOS
bOro $40 =. NJ, NllmnGl2n
J.4J L. NJ. Pullman sleeper
Nee York 10 JaCks0nrilie.
100 4. NJ, Daily. local. arrives fttcl :.
burg 342 l.. NJ. Makes an
$50 p. NJ. DAILY. arrives Petersburg GIG
p NJ Makes local stops II.
and i. railroad. ..
1870 +. NJ, Daily, arrives Fetcrs0grs SVt
y. NJ. connects with y. and
W. for Norfolk and iutefusr
date points. Empogla wv
connects with 4. and ID. Tor
stations between Empora and
Law renceNilcl. " cdyn Us
T. NJ. Fayetteville 1901 A.
NJ. Charleston G.oL A.. NJ, ga
Vannah 500 4. NJ. JACKSON
vile loo K NJ, Port Tampa
'' NEw LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS -AIryin,eg
Aiken y \. n, Augusta > 10
A. NJ. Macon III y. ~, NJ
lanta 12.iJ T. NJ. Puiman
Slcepers New York 90 VII
mington. Jacksonville. Iott
Tampa. Aiken, Augusta anu
$3.50 p. NJ. Ds.lv arrives Petersburg
80, 7. NJ, WeiG.on, II ~ ~ u ,,o N,
1850 P. NJ, Da.ly. a any Fetsrsburs
1885 A. NJ. Lynchburg o'yO
\. ", Roanoke 80 A. NJ,
Bristol l.13 =. ". Pullman
Sleeper Richmond 20 Lynch-
burg
1885 A. NJ. Sunday Accommodating
Makes al stops r. q T. X X
4.fO +. NJ. Sunday ACcQnlf1odaflQn
Makes All stops X. & T. r. X.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ..,-
4:20 A. NJ. Daily. From JacksonviHe.
Savannah. Charleston, Atlan.
q Macon. Augusta, ana an
SIS A. NJ. 'BBaliSy except Sunday Allan
n. Athens. and Raleigh, Hen
derson. Lynchburg ana the
s:37 A. NJ. Daily Petersburg Local
500 a. NJ Sunday only. From Atlanta
Athens. Raleigh and Hcnl et-
son. LynChburg and the Vest;
ll'O0 A. NJ. Daily NOrf0lk. SUFFOLK, anu
Petersburg.
$50 P. NJ. Daily Jacksonville, savan-
nan. tnnfle-lONt VI IlitlN- .'lt
Goldsboro aud an points
South
100 ?. NJ, Daily Norfolk Suffolk, way
erly. and Petersburg
S:J6 P. NJ. Daily. Petersburg. Lynch
burg and West.
$40 A. NJ. Sunday Accommodation.
7:2J =. NJ. Sunday Accommodations.
T.. ~. EMERSON.
J. r. KENNY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
Division PASSENGER Agent.
G. g. CAMPBELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

scUUDIT,E IN EFFECT APRIL %. 1891
s-5o = NJ SUNDAY only, lJt Washington
0'-' ANA points Nortn. stops at
fl54. Glen Allen, Ashland,
boswell. Ruther Glen. PenOla,
Milford. Guinea. lredericks-
burg. Brooke, and whitewater.
e.ls A NJ Daily except sunday for
On - ~" washington and points North.
Sfous az Ellt, Ashland, Idy-
Iorsvtlle boswell Ruther
e;lon. Penoia, Milford. Woods
lane, Guinea. summit FrCd-
erlCksburg. BROOKE, and Wide
water. Pullman car
,o.ooM Iauy. except Sunday. for
49," =" Washington and points North.
Stops az Eliza, Glen Allen,
Ashland. boswell, Milford,
FrederickSburg, Brooke and
WileHaLcf r1ilQr-tar, ALSO.
connects with Congressional
Limited az WashingrOl.
715 P. NJ. Beyy Ior,h "s sio5s S5 e aaa
ashland. boswell, Mlfora
fredericksburg, Brooke. and
Whitewater, and other stations
sundays. sleeper Richmond TO
.potvr BYRD STREET STATION.
AhNtM Dauy stops az Whitewater.
e'D a VI BROOKE. Frederie ks1urg, Mu-
lord, boswell Ashland. and
Elba. and other stations sun
days. sleeper New York TO
Il p 5, except Sunday stops
go T. III IN Whitewater Brooke Fred
eric <sburg. summit, Guinea,
Wo0dslane. Milford pen0la.
pnther Glen. boswell. TaylOrs-
vile Ashland, Glen Allen and
T.iba. larlor-Car from Wash
" paliy. stops only NJ Frod-
Nv T. ~ ericksturg boswell and Ash
fand Pulim1n-Cara from New
York and Washing Ju.
=, T1aIy. stops az whitewater.
$40 T. IL Rr 10-c. fredcricksburg sum-
nit. Guinea W30d9ane, Mil
tord PenOl8 Ruther Glen.
DosNe Ashland. Glen Allen,
-, n Arrives Byrd Street station.
e'SO a 'taDsily. Except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
and Ella. Sleeping-Car.
ACCOMMODATION.
FhfDD fDaiiy. Except sunday
"a % N Leaves Byrd street station.
20 N Leaves Elba.
e5o p NJ. Leaves Elba.
en A NJ. Arrives Eiha.
edS p N Arrives Elha.
S'O9 T. r - a Taylor. Traffic Manager.
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N S&xM NoffaIk@Westsn
cchrdnle In feet

JULY g. lsgs
LEAVE RICHMOND (DAILU, BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK NESTIBULE LIN T.
Ed. Arrive Norfolk n - A..
NJ Stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly. and Suffolk Seconi-
class tickets not accepted on
9.c5 A. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
FOR Lynohburg. Roanoke, Coz
lumbus and Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 90 Coiumo =
also, for Bristol. knoAFHie'
and Chattanooga.
7.30 p. NJ, FOr Suffolk. Norfolk. ana 'l-
termediate stations. arrives az
Norfolk no 1910 =. vi.
n5O P. II, For Lynchburg ana Roanoke,
Connects az Roanoke WIN
Washington and Chattanooga
Limited. Pullman Sleepefs
RDluoko to Memphis ana NeW
Orleans Pullman sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lyncn-
burg. and berths ready Tor
occupancy no 600 p. VI. also,
Pullman Sleeper petersburg
and Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyncn
burg and the West daily m Nl1 4. "a.
and S:56 T. NJ; from Norfolk ana. me
East at nos a. NJ. and VESrlBULED
LIMITED TOO p. NJ
once. S2S Main street
r. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger AGENT
w. p BEFl Ill.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE: Roanoke Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-01
BY Vashon & Lawrence,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rrRUgTEE's SALE
OF
DESIRABLE DETACHED DWELLING
ON BARTON AVENUE.
NEAR ROBERTS STREET, BARTON
HEIGHTS.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed TO
George l.. Christian and the undersigned,
dated 9th January, 1896, and recorded IN
Henrico County Court, in d. r. 80. page
25G. to secure the payment of certain
sums of money therein mentioned, de-
fault having been made In the payment
thereof. ] will proceed to sell, being re-
ouired so to do by the beneficiary, with
the approval Of the grantor TN said deed
0be said George L. Christian declining
10 actD. by auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1897,
at 4.3O o'clock =. NJ, the property above
described I'm said deed as lots : and ,,
block %. Barton Heights. The lot fronts
100 feet on Barton avenue ana runs BACK
liz feet TO an alley The dwelling is wen
built. has front and side porches, contains
z rooms. besides pantry ana bath rooms
and is supplied with hot and colo wafer
a well OF good water. detached kltchth,
stable and other outhouses are on me
premises. 49,. CT 80 -
TERMS. BY consent will be: cash as 70
oxnenses of sale. arrearages OF taNes a ud
Si60. the balance i'm I'VE equal pay lnNllts
al one. two. three. four ana iNe yeaIs,
Min interest, payable quarterly. notes 10
10 ei1en for interest and deferred pay-
Tenfs and secured by deed on ne prop
erty. o. ~ Ito rrrnefee
sc25 At'i'7