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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

the other two men were his companions
:" '''"'' POLICE REPORT.
The following Is the report OF the Chief
of-police 20 the Mayor for the month OF
Whole number OF arrests. II; for felony.
2. FOR misdemeanor. Is: for ordinance vio-
Iation. 20: for suspicious character. 3.
OF these arrests. Chief Lpscomb made
u. Officer Jones, s.; officer Smith. u, and
officer Wright, 10.
ASSAULTED SATURDAY NIGHT.
Messrs Ed. Waymack and John Grotz
we're assaulted by three drunken negroes
saturday night, and for a time things
were quite lively in the neighborhood.
When they got 10 Fourteenth and Hull
streets they we're met by three negroes.
who took up all the sidewalk. These
negroes were drunk. and were walking
arm I'm arm. and when they met the
Young men. knocked one OF them off into
tho cutter. The negroes we're asked
what they meant, when they jumped on
the young men. and for a time blows
were flying thick and fast. The fight
attracted a great crowd OF people. and
the negroes ran and made their escape.
The young men thought at first that
robbery was the intention Of the negroes.
for when the fight had stopped one of
them missed his watch and chain. but Il
was altcTNdToS lOuiu 'h tHc bAOuHus anu
II IS now thought II was pulled from his
pocket accidentally.
IN THE CHURCHES.
Mr.. Babcock preached two excellent
sermons at Fifth Street church Sun
day morning and night, which were at
tentively listened 10 by large congrega-
lions Six new members were received
at the morning service. This church
sent I'D TO the last annual conference
the best report in its history, and VIII do
equally as well. II not better, at the con-
ference which meets in Danyille on the
18th inst
There will be a rally Of the p. 7. p. L.
OF the OAK Grove Baptist church
tonight at 7:4j o'clock. Messrs. J.
Garland Pollard and J. NJ. 5. Leach
will make addresses on the Christian
Culture courses. The Unions OF the
Bainbridge-Strect and Clopton-Street
churches have been invited. There will
be special music. and an interesting and
profitable time is expected The meet
ing is for all who will attend.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. c. f. Conley and son have return
ed home from Chicago. where she went
as a delegate TO the convention of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the b. l.. Z.
Mr. Walter Il. Freeman returned Sun
day from New York, where he went on a
pleasure trip.
The puddle mill at Belle Isle started 10
work this morning, after being idle for
a long time.
The Misses Tutwiler sang very pretty
duet at the 0ffertory at Clopton-Street
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mr. AlOnzo Walthah. the young man
who was to have been married Thursday
night. is still quite i'll at his home on
east Ninth street. lie has typhoid pneu-
mOnia.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-The torpedo
boat Winslow had her second preI'fnl ma,
~ trial trip in the Cnesap r, S.o, = -
day. She was run at full speed between
sandy point and sharps Island, forty
i've miles. making the distance in nifty
two minutes and forty seconds. showing
a speed Of . $40 knots an hour
The contract speed OF the Win5iow cal-
cd for o. 10 Knots an hour. She IS sister
boat to the Rodgers and Foote.
When tho Wlnslow returned to port
she displayed a broom al her masthead.
signifyng that she'd broken the world
record FOR torpedo boats OF her Glass; az
the Foote had done before her.
The Winslow carried go pounds Of
steam and her twin propellers make 400
revolutions a minute.
She has two quadruple engines. and Is
l6O feet long and 16 feet wide. She car
rics on deck three torpedo expulsion
tubes and four one-pounder rapid-lre
guns.
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payments even in the event OF employ ,he
insolvency, the committee compe a.,,,, o.,o
employers TO insure their WI
against accident. Tor Tho
The agitation has been reneweu ~. sa,,-
release Of Captain Dreyfuss VINO W. ,,,,ert
fenced to life by the French goeS ,i - -
for selling plans of military "oiNs ~
foreign nation. II is claimed ina. p' ta.,
OF the innocence OF Dreyfuss nav ~"
obtained. II 10 understood tnal ~ ma ns-r
ter viii be raised in Parliament. The
Patrie OF paris tonight on the authority
NJ n rnember %, Inc court martial which
condemned Dreyfuss. declared that the
proofs OF the Iatter's guilt involve state
secret which might become casus Deih.
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Treat Yonr ChlId FairIy.

The health Of our children is n stubborn
question. Some children seem to thrive
under every adverse condition. Others
with every care are sickly and weak and
nothing seems TO help them. They are
frail. punv. constantly ailing.
Take vour child 10 the great specialist
IN children's diseases. DR.. Greene. Of Ner-
vura fame. 50 West 18th street New York
CITY or write to him and give the little
one the benefit OF the best advice. No
charge whatever Is made for such consul
tation or advice. whether You call or
write. The success Of this wOrld-famOus
doctor I'm treating childrcn's diseases Is
phenomenal. and your child should have
this chance to be strong and well. Every
body admires healthy children. and no
one has done so much to make children
healthy as this specialist. Your child is
entitled 10 health and DR. Greene's advice
and treatment will build up and strength
en- the weak constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
His COllarbOne Broken.

WILMINGTON. Nov. William Goart
a wheeiman living At Newport, met win
IA singular accident at Ninth and Adams
streets this city. He was riding rapidly
along the thorOughfare, and did not no.
tice that some excavations had been maze
in the street bed by the department or
streets. Before he realized H. ne was IN
the mi let OF the excavations bicycle and
an. Goart did not think that he was Sc
riously hurt He was able 10 rise without
assistance. He took his wheel 10 re
home a distance of four miles.
The following morning he was unaoie 70
rise A physician was sent Tor. ana then,
for the FIRST time, 1t was learned that
Of the collarDone. lie is stiM confined 10
his nome
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To SUCCESSORS of Title for Meyers New

From the thousands or suggestions re-
ceived it is apparent to us that the pub
lie have the idea that we do not intend
to use the name Of Meyers. To such.
we wish 10 say that our trade mark
name of Meyers will be continued and
that the limit Of five words need not in
clude the name Meyers and 10 those. who
are under the impression that they must
suggest some name with the prefix THE
we beg leave TO state that such Is not
the case. for instance Retailers Of
Everything Sell Everything" uni
versaI Providers which would all be
Missile, and in fact are more 10 our
preceded by the name Meyers are per-
liking. We make these suggestions to
the public. as we are anxious 10 obtain
the most striking and original title. We
further hope You will suggest as often as
any thought comes 10 mind. as the most
simple suggestion may be adopted.
JULIUS MEYERS SONS.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NICE BRICK DWELLING,
No, 8I4l North Fourth Street

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated 18th February, 1894. OF record IN
the clerks office Richmond Chancery
Court, ID. b. 1J1 "a" page II. default
having been made I'm the payment OF he
debt therein secured and being required
so TO do by the beneficiary. we will sell,
by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. THE I'D DAY OF NOvEM-
Der, 1897.
at 4:3O o'clock =. NJ. the DWELLING
numbered as above. The lot has front
OF IL PIP feet on the west line Of Fourth
street by a depth Of 122 feet to an alley
10 feet wide. This Is In every sense "A
most desirable little home and should
attract the attention and attendance OF
Investors and hOme-seekers.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray ex-
penses OF sale and TO pay Sliy4s. with
interest from February is, 1916, Sl12JO,
with interest from August Is. 1876. Sl77.
with interest from February II, 1897. and
$751; 80. with interest from August Is 1897
and upon the following credits: Sls6 TO
February Is. 1898: $1,000 TO 18th August,
1905. sl95 10 18th February, 1899. and S266
TO 18th August, 1899; balance, II any, as
shall be announced at time OF sale.
A. J. CHEWING,
EDWARD 5. ROSE,
oco7 Trustees.
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"Don't Forget the Great Horse show" in
New York, November 1 9TH to Goth, 1891.

The old Dominion Steamship Company
takes pleasure in announcing it's fourth
annual personally conducted excursion 10
New York 10 the Horse Show. The party
will leave Richmond Saturday, November
18Th. al 1888 F. NJ, via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway or by Norfolk and Western
Railroad. @ 4. NJ, connecting with old
Dominion Steamer nj Norfolk; leave Nor
folk 7.30 p. IL, arrive in New York sun
day r. VI.
Fare for the rOund-trip, including meals
ana gtate-roOm berth on steamer, ST.
Tickets good for ten days. As the party
Is limited and New York will be crowded,
every application should be made 20 in
sure good accommodations upon the
steamer and at the hotel.
John r.. MAYER. Agent
1919 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
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SHOOTING CASE CONTINUED.
The Wounded Boyis Holding His Own ana
WflIProbably Recover.

Little Johnnie Keller, the boy VINO was
shot Saturday morning, IS still holding
his own. and the prospect ior MS re-
covorv is bright, although 1t VIII pe apou'
a week before he is entirely out OF dahsei IL
The parents Of the boy VINO dlu tne
shooting are very much concerned aoOu
the matter. and their distress Is quito
touching. They have called TO see inc
injured how and his mother several times.
rho case of the boy Wicks who did the
shooting. was before Squire Larus yes
terdav at the county courthouse, and
was continued until next Saturday morn
ing at II o'clock
The accused was bailed with the same
sureties as on Saturday.
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The Competitor Case.

MADRID. Nov. 1.-The Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs. Senior Cullen, senior
Moret, Minister for the Colonies, and
Admiral Bermejo. Minister Of the Navy.
TODAY discussed the question OF a revisal
OF the Judgment pronounced against the
crew Of the American schooner Compe-
titor captured in Cuban waters in April
1896 They have agreed on a report on
tho subiect which Is TO be submitted for
approval al the next Cabinet meeting.
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Honor to Whom Honor IS Dnc.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Nov Especial
Town Treasurer w. r.. Duerson was pre-
day night by the committee OF man.
ngemcnt OF the Confederate Reunion re-
Gently held In Clifton Forge. Mr.. Duer-
son was indefatigablc in his work. and
TO him was largely due the success Of the
reunion.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov. f-spe-
clal-he dead body Of a white man was
discovered Saturday in n field near Ivy
Depot. Upon examination from papers
found on his person the body proved 10
be that Of l.. VI. Coleman of Deer Creek
Hartford county. Nd.
The corpse was Inferred I'm st. Paul
cemetery at the expense Of the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02
YESTERDAYS STORM.
Farmer Evans Promises Clear Weather
for Election Day.

There seems to be one thing sure,
said Mr. +. A. Evans, of the United
States Weather Bureau yesterday, in
speaking of the prevailing Storm tine
good people Of Richmond cannot complain
that they havnt any prohibition weather
now.
Tho storm is centered this morning
a little east of the lower Mississippi
Valley and the indications are that ii Will
move northeast to-day. in which event
II will cause rains to-day and tonight:
some time tomorrow the weather should
clear off with somewhat cooler temper
allure.
'.These are at least the indications
but what the facts will be remains 10
be seem"
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Powell win Come Back

cial.-One of the quietest and most I'M
interesting campaigns ever known in this
section of Virginia closed tonight and
the indications are that an exceedingly
light vote Will be polled. Ii Is confident
" believed that the State Democratic
ticket will triumph and no one doubts but
that Hon. Thomas Temple Powell Will
succeed himself In the House OF Dele
gates from this district.
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Private Hanging.

COLDSBORO, n. c.. Nov. Especial
The County Commissioners this afternoon
decided 10 have the execution Of Sam
Wright. the negro murdered on the 10TH
instant. private in the jail yard. Three
burslarics were committed yesterday, OF G
in the city and two IN the country. IN
every instance the thieves were after
money
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w. b. Plzzini,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1905 Bank street.

rCRI-sTEEs' SALE BY AUCTION OF
THE MOST DESIRABLE SUMMER
DWELLING IN THE MOU NIAlN5 W
VIRGINIA. SITUATED AT MAI OkAl
BRIDGE. VA.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust TO the undersigned. trustees, oated
Novepoher u 1891. of record i'm the clerk s
office OF Rockbridge County Court, IN -.
- II. mage Dos. default having been mace
I'm the pavmcnt OF the debt secured thett-
I'M. and being required so 10 30 py We
holder OF the notes, we VIII sen ~ PuDllN
auction. I'm front of the custom-house'
Richmond. Va. on ,so-
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1871, Al.
at Il NJ. the property described IN the
deed of trust. as follows: Al those ti i, ",
nieces or parcels of LAND situated AZ
Natural Bridge. Va. (R0ckbridge county,
with all the improvements theieOl' huoF , u
as lots Nos 80. 40 and II, ON iiaP ni, ,l
bv Afolcr a. MOler, engineers, which ls re-
corded I'm tho clerks ONCE OF the Oo"''s
Court Of Rockbridge ,.,.t. col.
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost or TINS SAFE
and to pay any overdue taxes anu li'u
ance premiums paid by noteholqeI on lne
property and also 10 pay the oaianJe Oh ~ :,
note due April 30. 1871 amounting 10
X 81 and SIX notes of S33.lO each, ma
turing monthly from May 80. lN9'' WIZ
interest from November -, lovf' cieul'
AS 10 sixtv-fve notes of S33.lO eacn' ma
turing 80. 81, 3S, 81. 40 A. ~ - - -
81 So go. ST. 81. SO. Co. 81, SO, 81. Gs Oh,
20. II, -, a. n. IS, as, q. IS, o. So 81
81 81 81. So SIS. 81, S. So %, 81, ~ e3,
"a. %. 9G %. 9s. %, and 100 months from
November p, 1894, and bearing interest
from date: balance on such terms as may
W ''''''0 '''''- JOHN CHAMBLIN,
b. A. BRAUER,
w. b. pIZZINI,
oc27-td Trustees.
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Tn execution Of the provisions Of Ger
tain decd OF trust. bearing date ON lue
Z3d day OF My lSi' N lEo a. q f. Andrews ',,'
and 4. j. Andrews, ner huspdhd anu
jackson " Andrews, and recorded ln
Richmond Chancery Court. IN Deed-booh
li3. q. page 13l, default having ueeu iilau'
in the payment OF some oil ing , I,o. bi the
In secured and being so required ny tlo
holder thereof ! VIII offer Tor sale on '"e
promises. at public auction on
FRIDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF NONEM-
Der, 1884,
at 4:30 r. NJ. the INTEREST Of the SAID
Mamie NJ. Andrews. being am equltaoie
life estate the -ein, and the interest or the
said Jackson NJ Andrews, being an M
tcrest I'm remainder therein, i'm and 10 the
real estate described IN said deed as "that
LOT OF LAND. with the improvements
thereon on the east side OF TWenty-secOnd
street. between Broad and Marshall
streets beginning at point on the east
side OF said Twenty-second street. ~
feet sOItn of The intersection OF the south
limo of AN alley running from DWcuty-sec-
Ond to Twenty-third street. running
thence southwardly along said east line
OF IWcnty-secOnd street ana troatlnB
thereon q feet. thence back between par
allel lines C6 feet
TERMS: cash as 10 the cost and ex-
lenses Of executing this trust, the fees
for drawing and recording the aforesaid
trust deed. and sufficient TO pay or the
following notes. with all cost. interest
and charges thereon from maturlties. liz. {.
So due September %. 1874 so due Octo-
her %. 1894. so due November .. 1894. 500
due December %. 1891; so due January %,
1895: So due February %. 1895: S22 due
March - 1895. so due April p. 1895. and
S22 due May 2j 1895. The residue in equal
instalments payable at six twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF Sale;
the purchaser 20 eve negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by 4
deed OF trust on said real estate. The
terms. as 10 said residue. have been pre-
scrbed by said trustee, after application
to the grantcrs In said deed and they fail
ing TO give directions 10 him.
WILLIAM c. PRESTON,
oco0 Trustee.
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To Meet To-Day.

The regular meeting OF the German
Ladies Aid Society of the Virginia Hos
pitaI. will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock at that institution. All members
are invited TO attend.
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Tho regular meeting OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association that was TO be held
az ; O'clock yesterday at DR.. Hoge's
church has been postponed on account OF
the weather uatil to-day at u o'clock at
the same place.
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STEAM RIDING GALLERY OR
a MERRY FOR SALE.
Tbis machine is owned by Edward T..
Tower. clerk Of the Circuit Court for Car
reff county. Md: was purchased I'm 1892
from Hcrschell. Armtage Company al
Tonawanda. y. Y. the manufacturers at
a cost of 81 300. IL has been used altogether
about three seasons: it is In good repair
and hrst-class running order, ana VIII De
sold FOR $500 cash.
For further information apply 10
r. Z. TOWER.
oc9-lm Oakland. Garrett Co., Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

BY j. b. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1li3 Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il FIVE-SfXTHS INTEREST IN TIE
VALUABLE TWO-STORl FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND THE LOT ON
WHICH 1T STANDS, No. IA NORTH
NINTH STREET
In execution or two certain deeds, one
dated November 30th. $50. the other
November 18th. 1893. recorded In the
Clerks Office Of the Chancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond IN ID. b. 139. page
i6S. and D. =. $50 g. page 19i, respectively.
default having been made in the debt
secured. and being required 50 10 do by
the beneficiary. the undersigned trustee
in said deeds Will sell by public auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER iTH, 1897.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ. the respective inter-
ests. conveyed by tho said two deeds. in
the house and lot above referred 10 and
described I'm the said deeds. The lot 'front.'
ing twenty-five feet. more or less. on
the west side OF Ninth street north OF
M street. on French Garden Hn 20
in the city OF Richmond. being part OF
lot No ! i'm Mayos plan. and belonging
to the heirs of Benjamin Hancock. de-
ceased. and the dwelling being q COM
Portable one Of six rooms.
TERMS: For cash as 10 expenses ~
sale. taxes. and the sum Of $4,000 with
interest thereon from May 10Th. 1897 and
as 20 the residue. upon such terms as
the grantOrs I'm said deeds shall prescribe
and direct. or i'm the event OF their fall
ure TO give such direction. upon such
terms as the trustee shall think ut. and
as will be announced at time OF sale.
oc3O J. b. EMM. Trustee.
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By George w. Mayo. Auctioncer.
n ARPETs. HOT SEHOLD FURNt-
y TURE. ETC. AT AUCTION.

BY direction Of the owner. 7 will sell.
hv auction. az the residence No. liUi
Grove avenue az 1880 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1897,
Fine Mahogany Parlor Furniture, In
tufted Plush, and silk brOcatelle
Fancy Parlor Tables. Gilt Reception
Chairs. Mahogany ottoman, Lace Cur
tains. Laly's oak Desk. Vases etc.
Carved oak. Louis XVI. Sideboard, Mas
slve Carved Bedstead. oak Extension
Table. Oak China Press. Heavy Oak
Dining Chairs. Cobbler Seat Rockers,
Table Ware, etc.
Handsome Oak, Cherry and Maple Cham
Der Suit.
Toilet Sets Hair Mattresses. Fca Their Pill
lows, Imported Vienna HAL chairs,
Hall Mirror Rack, Rockers, Tables,
Chairs. etc.
Eloquette and other nice Parlor. Han.
Stair and Chamber carpets, Rugs and
Mating.
Kitchen Furniture. Window and Porch
Awnings. and a large assortment or
miscellaneous articles.
TERMS. cash for an sums under $50;
over that amount "a credit Of ninety days
10 be evidenced by negotiable notes. sat
isfactOrly endorsed. and with interest
added from day of sale.
GEORGE W MAYO.
oc3i-3t AuctlOnecr.
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MEETINGS.

II ETERSBURG RAILROAD co.
The annual Meeting of the stockholders
OF the Petersburg Railroad Company Will
be held mt the office of the Company nm
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY, NOV IN
BIER IL. 1897, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
w. r.. JONES.
oc3f-td Secretary.
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Inst Received

An)ther shipment Of tailor made SUITS.
You should see them. Iempie' rem
berton, Cordes & GO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

You see our stock Of Russian blouses,
they are entirely new and very fashion
able. Temple, Pemberton, Cordcs &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

ID EvERLEY b. MUNFoRD.
Late Of Staples K Muniord)
ATTOTNEY-AT-LAW,
Merchants National Bank Building
Richmond, Va. .-.,,
rNSIrRANCE AND LAW A SPEclA
pofe.s 10 Nessrs. l.. h. Warren. piNcn-
mort A. Co. John W. Gordon. J. r. moore
T. 20 ID \. Walker q Co. George -
Pleasants. Peasants q crensha"s iio .s,
ard Swineford. and Julius straus q ~ 7'' h
Gbanin and II. c. stockdell, Atlanta O. O.
+ levin Hewes. Baltimore, Nd x. IN M
orv Warfeld. Philadelphia; Henry ,,, w.
Eaton. and J.. p. Bayard. New hoiA NJ, ~
and John G. Paige, Boston, M as.srts for
ayers and General Insurance A6'"'' ~
whom / have conducted cases.
no2-lmd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

A NNUAL MEETING. THE ANNUAL
n meeting of the stockholders OF the
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
be held at the office OF the company in
Richmond. on WEDNESDAY. November
II. 1897. az II o'clock NJ. ....
j. b. WINSTON,
nO2-td Treasurer.
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They are Entirely Now.

That's the reason our stock Of Russian
blouses in cloth. velour and velvet is so
complete, Temple. Pcmberton. Cordes
& Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

y, RI-sTEE's AUCTION SALE
OF THE
INTEREST OF MRS MAMIE, G. An
DRFWS AND JACKSON NJ. An
DREWS. ~ REAL ESTATE SIT
HATED OK THE EAST LINE
or TWENTY SECOND ST.
RETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.
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BY A. r. Apperson < Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
L OF
LARGE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN SIXTH AM
SEVENTH STREETS,
BEING THE EASTERN HALE OF THE
ARLINGTON" No. SOP.
In execution Of "A deed OF trust datet
January 5. 1891. recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court clerks Office. in deco
book ~ b. page 1915. default having beer
made in the payment OF the debt therein
secured. and being required so 10 do b5
the beneficiary. we will sell, at auction
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1897.
at o'clock =. NJ. the property described
and improvements thereon, consisting OF
"A WELL-BUILT, SUBSTANTIAL FOUR.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING, with twenty rooms oath on
each nOOr) and detached kitchen with
four rooms. The lot fronts - feet Z
inches, and runs back lJl feet Inches "a
an alley y feet wide.
The location Of this property being cen
trail. In the lire OF and close 10 the bust
ness portion of Main street makes II very
desirable as an investment
TERMS. The terms OF the deed require
cash as 10 expenses OF sale and the prlnci-
nal OF the debt. $1,000. with interest there
on from the LIST day OF July. 1898. until
paid, but IL is possible that more accepta-
bic terms may be announced on the day
and place OF sale. JOHN HOWARD.
A. u. APPERSON,
oc20-td Trustees.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany.
The Richmond and Petersburg Sunday
Excursion train will be discontinued az
ter Sunday. October 3lst, for this season.
C.. $. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-02

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complete a stock OF tailor-made suits as
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