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would elicit admiration in the best of
company.
LIVESTOCK FXHTRTTS


company.
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS.
The Pavilion exhibitors are not 60
ing TO have things all their own way,
however, for the displays of livestock
at the park will be of unusual merit.
There will be herds of choice cattle
from points as widely separated as
Reno and Los Angeles The demands
for stall room We're greater than ever
before, and Secretary Smith states that
there Will be more than 300 head of
fine stock displayed.
One exhibitor of something rare in
the swine species comes all the way
from Los Angeles, while the breeding
farms IN the central part of the State
ara well represented
The races will bring out a higher
class Of horses, especially in the har-
ness division, than We're ever before
seen On the track, and horsemen are
anticipating the lowering of several
records. Both running and harness
horses have been arriving almost hour
ly during the week.
MONDAYS RACES.
The races will begin on Monday, and
will consist of three harness events.
First comes the Occident stake for foals
of 1891. 1t had opened with sixty
nominations, and closed with the fol-
lowing. NJ. S. Severance's Uncle James,
Palo Altos Nordeau, Mrs S V. Bar
slows Wilkes Direct, S. H. Hoys Me-
Nally and Santa Rosa stock farm s
Pacita. The value of the stake is 81, =
100.
The second race will be for the 3
trotting class, closed with these entries
Arthur Holt. De-De, Stamboulette,
Billy Doty, Ludenia, Shelby, Diana,
Stonewall, Our Jack, Eta Wilkes,
Peter Jackson, Dolly Madison, Mabel
Mckinney, Dexter p, Pacheco Wilkes,
Mabel w, Zanita and Antecort.
The PIT pacing class closed with Joe
Wheaier. Floracita, Dictatus. Rosemon,
Primrose, Fitz Lee. Prince H, Irving
ton Relle, Betonica. Blue Bells, Roblet,
Teddy the Roam, Lizzie E., d. D. and
Bessie Rankin.
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ORDINANCE. NO. $40.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the Attendance
at School, Church, Places of Anuse-
ment. or of Riding in Public Vehicles,
of Any Person Affected with Certain
Infectious and Contagious Diseases,
and Providing Other Restrictions in
Respect to Said Diseases and Providing
Penalty for the Violation of the Ordi-
nance. approved November Is, 1894.
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Studies will be resumed in ST. JOS
eph's Academy on Tuesday morning,
the 18th.
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Capital Java Blend Coffee. ASK
your grocer for it. mo other just as
good"
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CITY OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NO. s64
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RESOLUTION ORDERING WORK. NO.
364.
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The Napoleon Hats are the
newest and most becoming hats
for children and misses; colors
red, blue, brown and Scotch
plaids. soc, 75c, 81 EACH.
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FLOUR-Family Extras, So 25Q5 S5; Ba-
kers' Extras, $50t5 TO-
WHEAT Shipping, 81 54a4a1 So per ctl
for No. and 81 56A for choice; Milling,
ST 57I2G11 62la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26


chester will probably cross bats at FOREST
Hi Park on July 9Th.
The Rev. J.. II. Thornhtl. or Bainbridse-
Street Bapfis: church, and the Rev. j. *.
Harrison. of Fulton Baptist church, VIII
exchange pulpits on tomorrow.
Rev. A. Il. Dcanc. who received the hon
orary degree OF Doctor OF Divinity by
Richmond College the other day, was for
a number Of years the pastor of Bain-
bridge-street Baptist church. While sta
toned In this city DIR. Deane married
Manchester lady. Miss Poindexter. The
Doctor Is now principal of the Windsor
Academy. on the Norfolk and Western
railroad.
Mrs. T.. scott Gibbs received telegram
Thursday calling her 10 Roanoke Rapids
y. c., on account OF the extreme illness
OF her daughter. Mrs. Howard Smith
Another telegram was received summon
ing the father. and Mr.. Gibbs left yester-
dav for that place. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Daisy Gibbs. who, aiter
her marriage. located in Roanoke Rapids.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26
WILLIAMSBURG.
Phi Beta Kappa-Ohicers EIccted-
Urief Mention.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 2o.-,Spe-
cial)-The annual meeting OF the I'M
Beta Kappa Fraternity was held yesler-
dav at the college, and the following OIL
GERS elected for the term of one year
President. Professor Thomas j. Stupps :
Vice-President. Robert Nj. Hughes, NOT
foIk. Secretary. Charles w. coleman I,
treasurer. Dr. Van f.. Garrett. The new
members initiated at this meeting were
Rev. beverly d. Tucker. Norfolk. PIoieS-
sor w. q. Stanard, Giles; Mebrane Shltn,
A. NJ. A. b.. l.. l., Smithvllle, CN",tio
county. and Robert Henry tucker, a. H.
A. g., l.. L., Danville. .o.,,,..
The college faculty held its last ineeliills
of the session this morning. adJournlhs
TO meet again Wednesday before the lirsl
Thursday i'm October. Professor Lyman
II Wharton was made secretary oil the
faculty for the coming session.
The James City Board of SUPERVISORS
and a committee from the clty Iouhvti
inspected the City jail to-day, ana oIue i :
ed certain necessary repairs 10 ne ma
AT once under the supervision OF 'ty
Sergeant William L. Spencer.
Miss I.ayinia Peek, of Hampton. dauSh-
ter of the late Judge Peek. is here WISHING
Miss Mary Waller Mercer.
Professor Stubs will leave tomorrow
morning for lrvington, Lancaster county,
10 conduct a summer normal IRON June
oath TO July 9th. The Professors iainlly
will leave tomorrow evening Tor 1iou-
cester. 10 remain during the summer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26
THE PORTSMOUTH TRAGEDY.
Preliminary Examination of Boone
Sent On.

NORFOLK. VA, June 25.-(Speciai)-
The preliminary examination OF william
Boone. charged with the murder OF James
Fisher McAlpine on the streets OF for's-
mouth last Saturday night, was held TO-
day. The prisoner is represented by one
of the ablest criminal lawyers IN Ine
state. Judge John Nicely of Norlolk. Inc
hearing lasted all day and the testimony
was of a sensational character. charles
stokes. who was with McAiplne when he
was shot. testified that IL was ne Nno
str,,,l Roone who instantly nred on Nc
Anime. Boone however. claimed in his
testimony that il was MeAlpine who OF
fered the proyocation. Inc prisoner was
sent on TO the grand jury, bail being re-
fused him. The detective. Mart, who has
figured prominently throughout the case,
having given the information on wnich
Boone was discharged. has ieit forls-
month and his present whereabouts are
unknown 10 the authorities, although he
is one Of the most important witnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26
IMPRESSIVE Masonic Event.

ROANOKE June 25-tSpeciaL)-The
Installation of the newly elected officers
OF Lakeland Lodge, No 1870, A.. +. ahG a;
NJ. and the celebration of the festival
of St John the Baptist by the lodge, and
other Master Masons. was one OF the
most impressive Masonic events ever held
in this city. \ life-szed picture OF John
A. Sewers. first master OF the lodge, was
presented by Mayor W. X Andrews. and
received by Professor William II. Plea
SAINTS. of HOllins. Past Grand Master OF
Virginia on behalf Of the lodge. n. X.
Courtney. Of Richmond. the present
Grand Master of Virginia. and George w.
Darlington Grand Secretary OF the Grand
Lodge, were also I'm attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26
ronn...e. Jackson Went 10 jail.

,rnrr1ocon IuckeOn the negro WOHIdH
Who was some weeks ago caught IN tne
act OF leaving house. which she hau
burglarlzed. was tried In the Henric99
County Court yesterday. she piedueu
guilty 10 the charge Of burglary, ana was
given six months In Jail.
fns,ice Vincent Yesterday issued war
rant for the arrest Of Fred. Freeman on
the charge Of assaulting and beating MIs'
Albert Craddock. Frecmans COW wan
dercd into Craddock's pasture, ana Inc
HE between the Freemans and the Grad
docks ensued, leading to the alleged as
Justice W. j. Tyler. who was reelected
q magistrate for Brookland District
qualified before Judge Wlckham yeS'e'
day.
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SUITS AND SKIRTS,

picked out from our regular stock, and
marked down for bargain selling to-day.
Step quick and save half your money.
Just n partial list:
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits. trimmed in
braid and buttons. $40 ones. for S22o.
Ladies' ColoTed Duck Suits. nicely got
ten up, were $50. $40 to-day.
Ladies' White Duck Suits. hy-front or
Elton effects. -. from $3.50.
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits, handsomely
braided were $50 for Sass.
Ladies' Linen Crash skirts, N.2J klnd,
for c9c.
Ladies' Duck Skirts any color. for 45c.
Ladies' White Duck skirts, 69c.-Just rs
pretty as can be. always sold for Sl.Z9
Ladies' White Pique Skirts, cost s. to
make up. for Sl.75.
Ladies' Black Brlliantne Skirts for 80
cost 81 TO make up.
MohaiT Sicillian Skirts for SD. from %.
Serge Skirts, lined through with SILK,
for $3-cost Sc to make.
VEILINGS.
1s-inch Black Large Mesh Yelling, &c.
grade. for l9c. yard.
3ec. Black Tuxedo Yelling, with chenille
dot. for 2jc. a yard.
l9c. Black Tuxedo Yelling. with chenille
dot for lOc yard
1S-inch White Net Yelling with Black
chenille dot, 19c. a yard, for the 35c.
quality.
Double-W Width Black Maine Net for l5c.
a yard.
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COMMISSIONERS AND TRrS
" TEES sALEoF VERY ATTRACTIVE
Broad-Strcet Business Property
AND
race.Strest Residence Property

By virtue Of the decree mentioned Do.
low. the undersigned trustee and special
commissioner therein appointed. viii sol
AT pubic auction. TO the highest bidder
subject TO the approval OF the court, on
TUESDAY. JUNE .. 1897.
az $50 O'Clock r. NJ, that CHOICE BUST.
NESS PROPERTY No f9 east Bod
street. together with the right OF NV
through an alley feet inches Wide
adjoining on the east. which alley B. for
me common use OF the tenement conugl.
Gus thereto. This property fronts IS flet
Z inches on the south side OF Broad sfrl.,
and extends back from said front within
parallel lines lZ9 feet 70 an alley. ma
safe VIII be made subject to an existing
lease. which will expire August 1 leP
the purchaser 10 receive an rent acorn.
ing after day OF sale
This Is the most attractive piece %
realty now on the market. as Il ls rieft
IN the midst OF the best business section
OF the city and the competition for d
should. therefore. De very sharp
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE CF
THE ABOVE.
say AZ s:l9 O'Clock, L will sell tho VERY
GATED DWELLING No. 30 east Grace
street This Is "A c0mmodiOus residence
with all modern Improvements. in o. fault.
less ncighborhood on Fashionable street
ana convenient TO business and ail public
places. The lot fronts y feet. ana cY.
tends back l53 feet 10 an alley. with The
exception OF the eastern feet. which is
used as a side alley, which runs back 80
feet.
This property will also be sold subiec.
TO an existing lease. which terminate .n
September next the purchaser being cn.
titled to the rents accruing after day %,
sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: and the bale
ance upon credits Of six. twelve. and o. eh-
teen months. evidenced hy negotiable
notes. with interest added from lly ~
sale. and title retained all an fha pure
chase money IS paid. ana conveyance
are ordered by court
WILLIAMSON TALLEY
Trustee and Special Commissioacr.
Planters National Bank % Richmond
and ais, Plaintiffs. against Er.eisa.
Talley g. Co. and ais. Deicnd1rts-!s
the Law and Equity Court Of The c9
of Richmond.
|. =. p. Winston, Clerk OF said colr,
certify that the bond required 0f ffe
trustee and special commissioner hy fte
decree in said cause % June ~, 1876 has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day q.
June. 1891. L. T. NlNsInN
IL Il CLERK.
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LynchburG High-schooI Graduates.

LYNCHBCRG. VA, June 25-(SpeciaD
The commencement of the Lynchburg
High School took place tonight. The
graduates were Mary Stratton Ruby y.
Hammer, ]. Graham Nowlan. Mamie c.
billiard. Huldeah Bocock. Ella r. Ford.
James G. Kinckle. Edward +. Yoder,
Annie l.. Jennings. Susie 5. Gregory.
Ethel W. Hudson. Annie ID. Wood, Arthur
III. Fleet; Harry l.. Campbell Louise Il.
Camm. Holly V. Mays. Deborah Jacobs,
William Carter. and Carrie T.. Pfeifer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26

BOYDTON. VA. June 25.-,Special)-
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Bette +. Bas-
kervill relict OF Or. Robert ID. Basker-
will died very suddenly at her home.
near Swepson. this county. The interment
was made to-day at the family bury.ng-
ground. near Lombardy Grove.
The critical condition Of Mr.. Stephen
Terry tx unchanged, and small hope is
entertained for his recovery.
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THE COHEN co, THE COHEN co.

typhold-fever. after an Illness of some
thing over two weeks. He was young
man Of fine promise. and had made many
friends here during his stay Of one year.
Boyd simpson was convicted in the
County Court of robbery and sentenced
10 five years I'm the penitentiary HIS
counsel. Chapman Anderson. Esq, moved
for a new trial. but the Court has not
yet disposed of tho motion.
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,ro wifi Petersburg.

Capfaln Charles y. Loehr. Accompanies
bv dfteen or twenty members OF Pickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans. VIII leaNe
born about the middle Of July for Gettys-
~ ~ Troy viii be entertained in Bal
t,n0re Ly Mr.. j. w Breedlove, an Ola
mcnher who now resides in that CITY.
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~ OF THE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF iSiiA'i
II. FREEMAN DECEASED, .>-D
IN THE CITY of RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRICO, VA.
In execution Of a decree entered In the
Circuit Couyt Of Henrico, In the Aefe ed,,
after-named cause, ! Will sell, py dtS'o'''
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY l. 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ. the TWO ,l BRFTh-
INGs. Nos Mli and SIG Lester or Main
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
THE VACANT LOT on south side OF OF
Lester street, near Hogue street. boe
- ~ At $50 o'clock p. NJ.
the THREE-ROOM BRICK DWELL
ING on Osborn turnpike, just south OF
Orleans street. Lot 3gxlS rect
the VERY VALUABLE LOT AT SOU l III
WEST CORNER OF LOUISIANA AND
EIGHTH STREETS. Lot So 2-SXiD iee''
And at $50 o'clock +. NJ. .,roet
No. 57 north Twenty-seventh street,
SIX ROOM BRICK DWELLING. Lot
25xl32 feet to l6-foot alley.
And on
FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1897,
M the office Of the auctioneers. NOS.
and I north Eleventh street. at oe, 10Y
p NJ. will sell TRACT OF LAM,
with dwelling, SC. thereon. contalhIlS
40 "a ACRES. about five miles below tue
city a little south OF the Wlil8msours
road, adjoining ex-Squire vincent anu
ais .,,,. ,y,,r,r,
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTEslRX,;
AZ the same place, the VALUABLE AND
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM. known ~
WHITES" containing about 10 AChES'
on the Darbytown or New Central ro@u'
about two miles below the city.
AND on THE SAME DAY,
and on the premises ut $50 o'clock J., NJ,
"THE HOME TRACT" containing about
) ACRES. with TWO-STORY FRAME,
STX-ROOM DIV EDLING, and other I'M
provements, just east of the city, on III
ton Hin.
TERMS: One third cash; residue az SIX
and twelve months, with interest ADDED
and title retained Until all the purchase
money is paid. II. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
In tie Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF the county Of Henrico.-Freeman ana
ais. Plaintiffs. against Freeman ana
ais. Defendants:
/ j. e. Broaddus Clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
of the special commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause on the 9th day Oh
Nav 1929 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the
said court, this 10th day Of June. 1875:
ie % ]. Il. BROADDUS.
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NEW YORK. June Especial &c. ID.
I.arus. Fifth-Avenue; X. y. Lee. 81.
Denis: c. Il. Straus. Marlborough; w. II.
Webster. Manhattan; A. Welsh Aston;
i. n. Brannan. Colorado: II. 3. Winston.
New Amsterdam; Il. +. Carter and wife
end o. Parsons, Continental; w. G. Reed,
Hoffman.
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Attend the sale
100 dozen Ladies Fine-Gauge imported
Hose. Hermsdorf dye. spiced heels and
toes. u l-2c pair. instead of l9c.
Ladies Richelieu Ribbed Black and Tan
Hose. the best 25c. grade, for nc. a
pair.
Childrens Fine Ribbed Fine Lisle Hose,
Black or Tan. DC. a pair.
Children's Fine Ribbed Best Black Maco
Imported Hose l9c. pair for all sizes
up TO 8 IL.
Ladies' and Children's Black or Tan
Hose. full seamless. cost L IL and loc,
usually, for &c. pair.
Quick selling to-day. Eight hundred
Ladies'
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Personal.

NOTICE.-MY WIFE. MATILDA VIII
LIAMS. has left my bed and board. in
her. and refuses TO return. Iris h 10
notify the public that | viii not be re.
spsnsibie for any debt contracted BY my
said wife or children ard 10 further warn
the public against harborins any OF the
above. AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS.
June q. 1871. &c 26-it'
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SALE OF A YALUA-
BILE Farm IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY, VA.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust OF record
In fhe Clerks office OF the County CoaH
~ Charles city county. Va. Dced-booH
No. 10. page loe from Aiya Hubbard
will sell. for cash. az auction, In front o.
the courthouse OF Charles CITY county, ~
/. o'clock NJ, on -
THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1897
County Court-dayl, that NAlt AbLts
TRACT Or LAND. known as "tarmihS-
ton" lying In Charles cry county. va,
ss,,mafed 10 contain 900 acres. or 80
much OF said tract Of land as necessary
10 ray the debt secured by said deed
namely. $. $50. with interest thereon from
The 9Th day OF October, lS9o~and the &.
p.nses OF executing the trust. detStit
having been made In the payment OF mo
said debt and interest.
JOHN GILL Jr.
je ls-tds Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-26

TAZEWELL. VA, June .5.-(Spccial)-
Professor H. J.. Benton. who taught in
the Female Seminary last year. aud who
had been elected TO an important educa-
tionai position In Massachusetts for the
ensuing year, died yesterday morning OF
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n THE SAME EVENING. SAY ABOUT
DFTT CGLr u ~
ID. c. RICHARDSON.
@. CARLTON JACKSON.
Special CommissiOnnrs.

Jefferson c. Powers. Plaintiff. against
Annie /. Powers and ais. Defendants
In the Chancery Court oil the city or
Richmond:
/. Charles w. coddln Clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
in said cause OF May u, 1897, has been
duly given.
Given under nay hand. this i;th day OF
May. 1897. CHARLES VI. GODDIN.
je % Clerk.
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
No u02 DOBSON STREET. NEAR
RESERVOIR STREET.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated June
.. 1885. duly recorded IN Richmond chan,
Gerry Court. Doed-BOok l5t c. page ii6
will sell. by auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE o. 1897
al $50 o'clock =. NJ. the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwelling Is a One-stary
frame building Of about three rooms Lot.
3lxi1o feet
TERMS Enough In cash 10 pay c0sl Or
sale any taxes that may be due including
"a ratable proportion of taxes for 1877 and
the sum OF $50. balance due on a note ol
si75 with Interest from June II. Isl,
residue at one ard two years. intcrts,
added and secured by trust deed.
10 q JOHN BNGBY. Trustee.
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cree. we. the undersigned. special com
mssioners, appointed thereby, shall pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE %. 1897,
and in the following order, commencing
promptly at 4:30 o'clock T. NJ, with the
SMALL BRICK DWELLING, No 42i
Denny street. between Russell and Price
streets, containing three rooms, and 'front.'
ing - by about 30 feet deep.
VACANT LOT ut the northwest corner
of Price and Denny streets, adjoining the
above property and fronting 80 by l2S feet.
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING, NO;
1895 williamsburg avenue with or
rooms; lot fronting 20 by 10 feet.
SMALL FRAME TENEMENT at the
streets; lot fronting 10 by 40 feet.
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos. n3
and rs Louisiana street between Erin and
Fulton streets, with rooms each; lot
fronts together 80 by ll5 feet deep between
parallel lines.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTs at the
northeast corner Of Louisiana and Erin
streets. Nos so and S02 with rooms
each lots front together 80 by 10 feet TO
an alley.
Louisiana street between Erin and Gil
liam streets adjoining the above pro-
perty). fronting 30 by 10 feet TO an alley
TWO VACANT LOTS at the northwest
corner of Graham and Fulton streets.
fronting so by 100 feet to an alley.
THREE FRAME TENEMENTs. Nos
$50 5s2 and 5A Nicholson street. with .
rooms each; lots fronting together 40 IL
by about Sc feet deep.
VACANT LOT fronting 30 by 10 feet on
the south side OF Nicholson street be-
tween Erin and Gillian streets.
VACANT LOT fronting 81 by about 80
feet on the north side of Nicholson street
between Union and Marshall streets.
ON TUESDAY. JUNE %. 1897.
and in the following order. commencing
promptly a. 4:30 o'clock p NJ.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. 1901
and 1900 Williamsburg avenue. between
Ash and Elm streets. containing rooms
each, with lots fronting about u by $50
feet each.
THREE VACANT LOTS on the south
side of Williamsburg avenue between Ash
and Elm streets, fronting, respectively,
one OF the lots there is a large brick
stable.
LARGE DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ING, No. 3jl7 Williamsburg avenue. for
merry the residence OF the late Jefferson
Powers, containing 10 or H. rooms de-
tached brick kitchen; fronting II feet 10
inches by a depth Of about % feet
VACANT LOT at the southwest corner
or Williamsburg avenue and Elm streets
fronting q BY a depth of about - feet.
and l2S Elm street. containing rooms
each.
ON THE SAME EVENING. SAY ABOUT
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
TENEMENT. no 4C7 north Twenty-thrd
street between Marshall and Clay streets
containing rooms. modern Improvements
range, etc, and fronting l9 by 40 feet
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance
In three equal instalments az six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest added
the purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes
and the title retained until all purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the court.
-. c. RICHARDSON.
q. CARLTON JACKSON
Special Commissioners.