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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-02


ness starts Out NciI-Wnny Private
Receptions and Family Gatherings
iN'ie certainty is something ""iui D"
500 sound or Che Iculue OF che mi-ni-nt
.aur ou New-Ycars Eve. strictly spoak-
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t. siaFe inst".e' Do "7 "c may ihe
rejection VIII force itself upon our minds
r.t whom fhe ucNt bell announces the
arrival OF Sew Year wo may Doe mscn-
...I. alike to tho timely warming we have
.etrr neglected. ana to an The warm
,... .,.,.. ,..t.,.,.. ,.. ..,,..
t"e h''0'''- 'N''''"'" 10 D'' -''"
N.f .Ntf.mfi} coralai while li lasted, h't
r.s NO short duration. Tor about half am
r..- l.lore ana after foi6nfeht "a verita-
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1 ana business generally was in i""
NL"-l -Al' ft.0oi. iloNS
.ae transactions of the day were rn-
liy large Tor holiday, ANA lhe Tee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-02
THE GLAD NEW YEAR
IT'S WELCOME YESTERDAY LESS
OBSERVATIONS THAN USUAL.
aAEY ENTERTAINMENTS LAST NIGHT.

only che Public Omccs nnd Banks
Observed the H0IidnN-RctnI Dust
Receptions aud Family Gatherings
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,.,se laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
nrueglsts refund money II fails to cure
25c. ..------.- ----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. 2, 1897.
sun rises .......7g7 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets ......502 Morning.
Moon rises ......7:10 Evening.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. LIST.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ribston New York.
Steamer Southwald. New York
Barge city Of Atlanta, New York.
Barge Coal King. New York.
Barge Quinnebaug, New York.
Barge Mystic Bell. Boston.
Barge T.. J. Carleton, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-02

old papers for sale At the Ditatch
office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
patch that the Turkish troops are leaving
Crete for an unknown destination.
CAPTURE OF SUPPLIES
LEGATION ATswAsHINGToN MOTIF
FIND OF TURKISH SUCCESSES.
Twelve BattaIions of Infantry Post.
ed, So as to Cut on Greek Re-
trent From Coslsuey.

Washington, April 24.--The Turkish le-
CATION today received from Constantinople
tho following information, dated the 22d
Instant The enemy was pursued by the
Coskuey division, and a quantity of NUM-
lions, quite a large number OF rifles and
diherent kinds Of provisions were captured
Part of tho Fifth division, which occup,es
Diskata, holds firmly its position, and ha,
inflicted considerable losses to the enemy
ana mas taken two prisoners. An engage.
ment began also ct Mila. Sharn fIrip,
opened at Tchaharissa at 3 o'clock
On the other hand. telegram. doted N
day, from Heflis Pasha, advises tina. s,to-
very furious battle, lasting seven and
half hours. our soldiers took possossio,,
OF Fort Bcci. where the Greek troops were
ontrenched, after having crossed the boun.
Diary limo near Louros.
The foregoing dispatch supplement. ,b,,
received by the legation yesterday for
shadowng the movements OF Hanky pnsh,
~ stated that reconnoisance enabled Tron
Ky fasha to post twelve bnttalions nj in
lantry on tho plain In order TO cut off
,he retreat of the Greeks located at Goa.
Nuey. dispatch today indicates tho sn,.
cesstnl execution Of this movement and tho
capture or considerable nnanti,v NJ
Hreek arms and supplies,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25


rush TO The ton OF the hill. coming on im-
pctuourly and anima'ing each other with
loud cries. but the Eyfoues, whose dis
ctpllne was Of tho very best. extended their
ranks In admirable order on the lower
alopes Of Annunciaton hill and poured in
q steady Rnd well-eimed fire. which was
well supported by the shells from CAPTAIN
i'leris' guns. Thor position proved in
Surnountahie. aud when nisht f,li hpsti-
Ties ceased. Tho Greeks strengthened thois
positions. The next day. In obedience TO
orders from tho crown prince they acted
strictly on the defensive The Turkish fire
was poor. or the Greeks eight were KILLED
ana twenty wounded.
while Captain Pie1s bomhardod several
TurkNh biookhouses before dawn Greek
Tclnforrements arrived ana were posted by
Colonel fouris alonE the eastern slope OF
Annunciation hill.
as dawn broke at o'clock on sunday
morning the Turkish battailons dohouehed
from the woods Of Marcasi hill The first
line rushed forward to occupy entrench-
menis dug during the night and facing
those occupied bY the Ev1ones. The Sec
ond Turkish battalion tool. position up
higher. while tho third was held in reserve,
on tho Greek sido the fonr-gon battery
on the crest was supported hy artillery and
oy The Eyzonos, some In extended order,
some under cover Of trenches or rocks
while tho second battery wish tho Evaones
AZ supports were held 10 reserve at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
DETAILS OF CONFLICTS
THE FIGHTING AT THE VILLAGE
OF NEzERos.
Delayed Dispatches Giye the p.r
"eui"rs or the Combats which
Occurred Several Days Ago.

London. April 2s.--The Associated pro..
special dispatches from Larissa. dalai
Aprli 49, 10. 20. delayed In transmIssion
'""s 10 the enormous congestion of the
wires WIKI official communications with
A'hehs' received in London w TO midnight
confirm the preylous advlces from I.arlssa
more complete details of the conflicts being
given.
Regarding tho battle Of Nozeros the cor
respondent OF tho Associated Press. wiring
on April JIG. describes the difficulty OF
:.rraass l. to tho crest Of Annunciation hill
ny mules and men four guns which arrived
that morning. Many hours were spent be-
iorc this mountain battery was placed I'm
position on the great ridge above tho lake
hardly had It been located and scarcely
had tho gunners opened fire before tho
enemy debouched from the thick wood on
Top OF Marcasi hill. and forming steadily
INTO column. swept rapidly toward the
Greek position. Then the value OF the
mountain battery became Immediately nm.
parent. Two shells from the guns COM
manded by Captain Pleris fell In tho center
OF tho Turkish column. exploding with
great havoc. Tho column wayered. halted
and retired for shelter In tho wood.
Later the Turks adopting tho plan of
open formation. three times attsnptsa u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
AID FOR THE GREEKS.
RED CROSS SOCIETY READY TO AS
sIsT THE WOUNDED.
iorls-ENprcssion of sympathy
From University of Chicago.

New York, April 2i.-Four hundred and
fifty Greeks sailed for Havre. en- route to
tho scene of the war between their native
country and Turkey.
Scion Waste, head of the Greek National
league. communicated with Miss Clara Bar
ton In regard to the Queen Olga fund for
the wounded Greeks.
In reply Vlasto received the following
telegram from Miss Barton
win be very glad to cooperate in any
way We can. How can we best aid the
cause?"
MIR. Nlnsto said that he would ask Miss
Barton TO take charge OF the funds. Mean
while subscriptions may be sent to her at
Washington or to MIR. Vlasto.
Tho roview OF the war In Atlantis. tho
Greek paper being issued today. is as fol-
lows:
The bravery OF our army In tho first
battles fully jus,ines the confidence we
had In our troops at Milouna and at Arta
The Greeks have shown courage beyond
anything that had ever been expected
courage which the foreign correspondence
have recognized
Chicago uSnnr ,,,,l,al -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
GENERAL MILES TO 60.
Formulation Of the President TO Wit
ness The Grrco- Turkish WAR.

termination OF thr president TO Wit
ness the crcco-Turlstsh War.
Washington, April 24.--Gencral Miles
has been notified OF tho presidents APP
proyal Of his projected visit to tho seat OF
war in Europe He will leave washing
ton early In May. probably taking passage
on the ST. Paul from New York. At Paris
tho general viii board tho Oriental ex-
press and so through without stop 10 Com
siantlnople. His future movements will
dcpond entirely upon the progress Of the
war, but It Ia hls intention to keep MS near
aB possible To the scene OF actual hostil
tiles, so no may be IN either camp
General Miles viii DO accompanied by
Captain NJ. h. Maus Of his arsenal staff,
and they VIII carry fun credentials from
tho government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
Salt river Deaths.

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 24.-Thrs p
victims have been taken By salI wv
making seven within month. Thss1e
is swollen by melting SHOWS. yet ths W
are occasionally attempted by reckless "
cons and usually with disaster. q. !,
John Shelton. n brick maker. ie!, wv :
accompanied by woman named MsA III,
and an unknown man. all bound foI wy
City. N. NJ. where Shelton nas
They were in a light spring Was1a ~, M
was taken Zip by the current II 'us M n,
of the stream. All three we're tniv. ,.A
their seats and disappeared psa' ia
muddy water. The bodies did noI '"N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
Tents Wanted

Washington. April 24.-An apT ~.
come to the war department from ~ Z.
sippi authorities for more tents 70 ~
tho homeless flood sufferers Aia' y.
ference with Quartermaster Gens .l..or
Secretary Alger telegraphea oo' .rs M,
Laurin. asking how many ten.s ,,ss,.d
and wheN he desired them a .an I'M.
tents must be drawn from 'as VIZ
ST. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
Asked for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

CANEA. APRIL 24.-(4:5O p m.)-CAP-
TAIN CHERMsIDE, IN COMMAND OF
THE INTERNATIONAL FORCES AT
GAMBIA, HAS ASKED FOR REINFORCE
MENTs. THE INSURGENTS ARE CLOS
ING AROUND THE TOWN AND THE
TURKS ARE ABANDONING THEIR Po-
slTIoNs AROUND THE FORT. THERE
ARE GREEK REGULARS AMONG THE
INSURGENTS. WHO ARE COMMANDED
BY CHIEF KoRAKAs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
$50 BRIEF THE

So brief the time 70 smile ,r
Why darken We ,s suu the WINS
we nurse despair
Stand In the sunshine ray,
And treasure eveiso teei
Nor seek vits slnpu .,,a
The darllsome way. Celia Tp
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constantinoplc. April 2i.---Edhcm Pssha
wires that on Thursday the Korkcln di-
vision of tho Turkish army pursued the
enemy and captured quantity OF am
muuition. provisions and rifles The dis
patch adds that portion of the Fifth dl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

Edhem Pashn Reported Wounded.
London, April PA special dispatch
from Athens says 1t is rumored there that
Edhem Pasha, tho commander In chief.
has succumbed to wound, which he re-
ceived in the recent firing with the Greeks
in Milouna Pass.
1t is further announced In a special dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
INCARCERATED

She was a kleptomansae..
And used her roguish al Az need
To purloin what she dld mr.
VIZ. ali the fellows he !.
But. when I found what ,s sne ~
IN pia spiaied ct eli cantur sS s'
~ Pills Parker Bulie'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

vision occupying Diskata firmly maintained
its position, innictine considerable loss on
the enemy and captured two prisoners
Finally the Turkish commander announces
that there was also fighting at Milouna on
Thursday aud that a sharp fusilade began
at Tchay Hissar at ii o'clock that night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
DlocI.adc RAISED.

Boise. Idaho. April 24-Ths ho0e
ade on the oregon navigation road %"
Huntington and Baker City nA
raised. The first train since last '
came through today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
THE LONG AND ~

A youth named Long once ssG pi'ss a q cue
10 a '''' Wei. he marrl re- her r. ,,,s,
Ana now she's Long Az. ~
youth .,,ortsr e3ph ~
Is short. aud grows sNu ..,,da,
soothl . North A"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
Kelly pleaded GUILTY

Somersworth. N. H., hpfh ~
E. Kelly, charged with the mu'us' N,s,,
Ter Sticknev of the Great f@ /, D
bank of this city. pleaded su, w.. !,
municipal court before Judge A
iav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
ENTIIRoNEp

a h pse often bath been sS SsY ss -
Our seat in erowdea,, ro -
To be- her fitting Inn.strsit
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atcd by the Greeks, who spiked
their guns In position and carried
away all the movable cnnnon ana
munitions of war.
London. April 2i.-special dispatches
from Athens this afternoon says that after
desperate battle at Natl the Greeks were
outnumbered, retroated with heavy loss,
abandoned Tyrnavos and Larissa and re-
moved their headquarters to Pharasols, a
small town on the right bank OF the Phar-
saltis and at the north foot o, spur Of
tho Charridiari mountains. Pharasos IS
about twenty miles duo south Of Larissa
Paris, April 2-A dispatch received
here from Athens confirms tho rcports
that tho Greeks have abandoned Tyrnayos
and IArisBa and have concentrated on theIr
second line at Pharasols. The news has
caused tho greatest agitation In political
circles and tho diplomats are freely dis-
cuss,ng the question whether the time has
not arrived for tho powers to take i'm
mediate steps to arrest tho further advance
OF tho Turks In the Greek peninsula.
yolo, April "a Prince Constantine, the
Cretan prince and commander In chief OF
tho Greek forces in Thessaly, and his staff,
have reached Pharnsols. whero tho Crock
troops are being gathered together.
Athens. April 2.--Noon-The Turks at
noon yesterday H,rongly attacked Natl
which waA defended by General Mataphos'
brigade. After six hours tlchung council
OF war, PRECEDED over by the Grown Prince,
decided TO order the return OF the Greek
forces from Tyrnavos. Tho retreat was
effected IN good order.
Riccotu Garihaldi has arrived here lie
was accorded an enthusiastic reception.
Athens. April 2.-Mldnight Special |
dispatches received from the frontier as
sert that the Turks. Yale attacking Mn.i, !
We're repnlscd poyoral titncs yesterday.
At o'clock In tho evening the Greek
forces were obliged TO givs way. The
Greeks retrcated IN good order on Karacl,-.
where they arc ontrenohed. From Arta the
Greeks occupied the heights OF rontrpigadl |
1t Is believed tho military operations in /
Epirus viii be coon terminated.
Athens. April 2t.-The following senil-
official announcement was made this az
ternoon.
In herco engagement at Matt yes
to-day the troops fought horoically until G
O'Clock in tho evening and compelled the
Turks TO retreat, whereupon tho Turks
were heavily reinforced and our positions
were shaken and retreat was ordered. 1t
is not yet known II tho retreat was gem
eral.
second dispatch from the headquarters
stan says
'our troops arc concentrated along the
line q Pharasols in consequence OF rHcse
operations, tho abandonment OF Tyrnayos
and Larlssa being considered Inevitable"
The Turkish forces ARE reported in sight
OF LarisBa.
Athena, April 24--G p. m.-.All teIo-
graphic communication with Lanssa is
interrupted, but It Is understood that the
retreat OF tho Greek army was conducted
with the best Of order Tho excitement and
diSquiet In Athens because OF the sudden
Abandonment OF Larissa continues. hut tho
tranquility Of the city "a unbroken. Thu
foreign warshlps have been ,,cnaued an
Phalcrum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
cheered for Greece at meeting last even

cheered for Greece at meeting last even
ing.
Resolutions Of sympathy were passed.
and committees was appointed to collect
money 10 apply TO the general fund now
being raised to defray the transportation
expenses Of Greeks who have volunteered,
but who are not able to pay their fare to
Athens.
cablcgram to the University Of Athens
drawn by Professor Coulter reads:
The University of Chicago sends heart
feit sympathy to her sister university at
Athens in her struggle for liberty and CIV
ill2ation."
Aarau. Switzerland. April 24.-The Red
Cross society Is organizing an ambulance
corps for the purpose OF assisting the
Greeks wounded.
Rome. April 2i.-The departure OF the
volunteers for Greece is being prevented by
the police of the various towns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
BALANCE OF P0VI
The Greco-Turklsh War NJ, =.
Shifting Of Alliances,
WAR NOT EXPECTED TO CLOSE M
Success of the Powers Ia lsalb,
1t Is Doubtful
PREPARATIONS or BulsAl
Prince Ferdinand 4. y.~o..
retiring n Loan and 70, .
ply of Modern Gun.
PREPARATIONS OF Bulc,,l

Berlin April 24.-(copyr,she. IN, |,
inc Associated Press.)-Ths va, ~,
Greece and Turkey monopoll,e, ,.."'
terest in Germany. The opinion !. ),
pressed in political and diplomat, ~
that the war will not finish ~,
II VIII not remain localized very Il,
Is stated In government circles ~,
many's interests have already 49,.
endangered and 1t seems to n
gone conclusion that the f1na, ou.
DO political reimbursement Of the a.
question and Will also lead ia . ,.,.
ment of the powers alliances. IN. -.
between Germany and Austria, on an, !,
the Russias and France on tina o,A.. .
1t Is believed, become much close. !,
near future. The pour parler, ~,
Prince Hohenlohe. the imperial char..
and NJ, Hanotaux. the French mip,,
foreign affairs. In Paris, while o,,, r..
Ing upon the mutual attitude 0, c.r,,
ana France in the Oriental quest,m :,
significant as also is the visit Of E.,,
William TO Vienna and that 0. En,r
FRANCIS Joseph to ST. Petersburg.
A diplomat, who was q member d !,
peror Williams suite during III. NJ,
Vienna, said to the correspoua.,, y
Associated Press. The main effort, d h
powers Will be directed to keeti,, \
war confined to narrow limits but "a, ;
cess OF their endeavors is doubtful
Turkey utterly routs Greece All viii
well. but II Greece meets even M
temporary success all will be chan
there are good reasons to susoect 4
Bulgaria, Seryla and Montenegro an \
waiting for n chance to break M J.
pecially Bulgaria, which is hanksd,,
ter Macedonia herself"
The visit OF Prince Ferdinand d =:
garia to Berlin was an event Of uoe d,
ordinary Importance. The princes 4
d'ences with the emperor was MOI vi
factory. His majesty strongly d!s,ust,,
prince from engaging in war-llks t:x
prises and plainly warned him q th
pleasant consequences. Prince FestlrN
however. was apparently not d.sceupI
for he entered into negotiations With d
lin tinanciers for retiring Bulgarai i
and also entered into negotiations Wit q
hrupps for a supply OF quick arss q
heavy guns.
Berlin, April 2i.-The Corresponds!
of the Stats Zeitung OF New Yat
cabled the following message to BIB md
War news causes much excitemsi! v
and particulars are eagerly avail
is expected the Greek fleet will ekl
Salonica. In which case the povnu
have to provide for the safety Of taat
cations. and warships OF the pown
be sent there. Austria has already 3sf
the battleship Kron Princess ste.rl
that mort.
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This statement. however. forms a con-
trast with the news from Toulon today
announcing that the entire French Medi-
terrancan squadron was taking on board
provisions. coal and ammunition in order
10 sail for the Lovaut If necessary tomor-
row
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Chicago. April 2i--Four hundred stu
dents OF the University OF Chicago
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Touon. April 2l-The entire French
squadron is taking on board provisions,
coal and ammunition in order to sail for
the Leyant II necessary tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
ST. PETERSBURG SAYS PEACE Is
ASSURED.
The French Fleet in the Mcditcr-
rnncan Has Been Ordered to Vlc-
tuul for Action.

London, April Copyrighted. 1897
by the Associated press)-A telegram from
ST Petersburg says tho fact that the war
has not produced discord among the pow.
ers and has not modified the programme OF
the imperial visits ia regarded in ofacial
circles as solid guarantee of the locallza-
ton OF the war and as safeguard of
peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
GREEKS REITERATED.
Forced to Give Nay After Six Hours
Fighting.
LARlSSA AND TYRNAV0S EVACUATED.
Greeks Spiked Their Cannon and
Carried Away All Supplies.
RETREAT MAS IN GOOD ORDER.
new Headquarters Have Deen Es-
tabIisheA at Pharasols, Twenty
Miles South of Larissa.
RETREAT WAS IN GOOD ORDER

Athens, April 2a.-tGi30 y. m)-
Larissa has been completely evncu-
atcd by the Greeks. who spiked
their guns In position and .oarricd
away all the movable cnnnon and
munitions of war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07


" lRGINIA; IN THE CHANCERY
MOND:
Citizens Bank of Richmond. Complainant
vs.
Manly b. Ramos and others Defendants
(tXtract from q decree entered m the
above cause on the 18th day OF juno.
1897.
"The Court doth further adj
Judge. order and decree that this cause
Doe referred 20 one of the commissioner.
OF this court with instructions 10 state
the following accounts and make the fol
lowing inquiries and 90 report the same
TO the court. with any matter specially
stated deemed pertinent 10y himself or
which any party may desire 10 have su
stated:
First An account of the debts and
claims secured under and hy the decd Gu.
trust TO Philip b. Shield trustee hlcd
in this cause showing their amounts and
priorities
Second. An account Of the assets lia-
Bile 90 the payment of the said claims
shown 90 Doe liens and claims on them and
by whom held.
Third What costs. including proper
counsel fees. should be allowed out of The
funds in this cause.
Fourth. The said trustee and receiver
Philip j. Shield shall settle before the
said commissioner an account Of his trans
actions as such receiver and trustee.
And the Court doth decree that notice
of the time and place of taking the ace
counts and inquiries ordered hy this de-
cree. be published hy said commissions
once week for four successive weeks in
the Richmond Times and That such pub
nc3tion of said notice shall Dee equivalent
90 personal service on the parties % the
cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
BY Boswell q Harman.
Real Estate Auctioncor,
Tenth and Bank streets.

~ RUsTEES AUCTION SALE OF a
J DESIRABLE THREE-STORY (ONE
STORY BRICK AND TWO STORIES
FRAMED. DETACHED DWELLING. or
TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER or VII
IIAMSBURG AVENUE AND ASH
STREET. ONLY ONE SQUARE FROM
MAIN STREET CAR LINE.
rs virtue Of tho provisions OF a certain
deed of trust dated June %. 1896. and re-
NOrded in tho clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Court ID. 70. l5l A. page as. de-
fault having been made in the payment
Of two certain notes therein secured. and
heinz required so 90 DO hy Che note. holder
! viii SELL by auction ON the premises, ON
atGP. NJ. an that certain LOT OF LAND
with the improvements thereon, I'm the
city OF Richmond at southwest corner OF
WILLIAMSBURG avenue and Ash street
fronting 20 feet on the south side of VIII
Harrisburg avenue and running back bee
tween parallel lines tone of which is the
west line OF Ash street, 81 feet
TERMS: Cash as 20 the cost and oX-
penses OF executing this trust. any taxes
mat may be- due ruable proportion OF
the taxes for the year 1897 and 90 pay
two notes for S'1 each, with interest on
from June %. 1897. and q credit as 10 "a
note for $l17. due December 81 1885,, 10 be
secured by deed OF trust; ana ths residue
IN any. PAYABLE IN equal annual INSTALL
inents Al one and two years from day Of
sale. for negotiable notes with interest
added and secured boy deed or trust. or
for am cash as TO said residue
l.. WILSON. Trustee.
Boswell & Hartman, AuctloneerS