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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
Lee Will Not Accent the Office.

Stephen d. Lee. Acknowledgement COM
manding the Confederate Veterans AS
ISOLATION. has issued notice to that or
ganization that he will not accept TINS
Office for another term. His reasons are
stated in the following notice:
fully appreciating the many ana o hign
houors from time 10 time UNANIMOUSLY
Conferred upon him by his late conn
i'm arms both Of his division ana the
general federation of Confederatf Ev ne
rams al the same time mindful that me
oftice OF the department. commahuei
should not be monopoized by lndivlduaI
yeterans. when so many equally deserving
oouorades would as well I'LL the office ana
be proud Of the honor, ana beileVlhg 'ilal
the nrinclple OF rotation In office OF de-
nartment commander and its accompany
mo honors will best conserve the mar
mony of our federation. and should be
the governing spirit therein, the lieu
tenant-ceneral commanding takes this
means OF announcing In advance OF the
reunion at Nashville, Tenn, on June 22d
TO oath next, his fixed purpose not TO ac-
cept a reelection 10 the position he now
holds"
General Lee has held this Office for
nuifa number of years. and the Old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
BELMONT RACES.
A Good Crowd and Some Interesting
Events.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June H.
(special) is the first day OF the
Belmont races. The track is in excel
! lent condition. and the weather ideal.
| The starter was T.. G. Money. j. Win
/ ston Garth and II. l.. Foy were as
sistants. +. Berger Moran was chief
| Judge The races were strictly TOT
! purses. This days events were as fol-
! lows:
First race-one-half mile dash. catch
weights. open to all. Purse $V-iirst
horse SIS second horse so, third horse
s.. Entries: H. j. Wailess Greenwood
T. +. Coloss Chiswick, A. ID. Payne's
Loonidas. G. r. Rumn's Erin y. -.
Boon's Elvira. Bryants Panway, T. ,.
| Browns Ben-Bot. }. Vests Mascot A.
s. McDaneIs Pope. or Myra II.
Second race--trotting: for horses that
have never trotted in race; best TWO
out Of three. mile heats; all horses 10
be owned in the county of Albemarle
five days before the race. Purse VI
first horse So. second horse $40. third
horse s.. Entries: .. Omohundros ).
s. l.. C. Watts's Bert. r. 5. Woods S
General Payne, II. w. Halls Button.
Third race 90 running; three-fourihs
mile. catch weights. open TO all; best
two out Of three. mile heats. Purse w
first horse so. second horse SO. third
horse s.. Entries: Cocs's Harris Bry-
ant q Kings Florinda Hubbard Parkin-
sons Jackson. Vests Miss Moddrid, Nc
Daniels Pope. or Myra II.
Fourth race-trottlng: open to all; best
two out Of three; mile heats. Purse %O-
first horse go second horse SO, third
horse &. Entries: i. s. Was Prince
Jobn Coles's Chiswick, McDaniefs Pope,
or Myra II.
Fifth race-iumping; one mile over SIX
Jumps. regulation hurdles; open to all;
gentlemen riders. $50 pounds weight.
Purse s90-frst horse $50. second horse
SIS. third horse s. Entries: }. K.
Meyers Grady. Boon's Francester'
Browns Ben Bolt. Paynes Cap Garland,
and T.. y. CoX's Hardy.
About COO persons attended
THE WINNERS
First race-Leondas winner. Time,
1912 seconds Pope second. Elvira third.
Second race-winner, J. s.; Bert second,
General Payne third.
Third race-Winner, Harris. Time 10
Miss Moddrid second. Florinda Hubbard
third.
After this event there was an eXhlbi-
ton race against time, by Albert c..
owned by Mr.. Williams, of Richmond.
Time. 2i0.
Fourth race-Winner. Chiswick. Time,
$50. Myra II. second. Prince John third.
After this event Albert G. was again
run against time. He came in in 2:2} -.
Fifth race-Winner. Cap Garland. Time,
2:lo Ben Bolt second, Francester third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
HIGH HONoRS.
Won by Richmond Girls at 81. Timo-
thy's school.

Correspondence of Richmond Dispatch)
The closing exercises Of st. Timothys
School. Gainesville Nd, Misses Pollie ana
Sallie Garter, principals. took place Thurs
day. the 10th instant. Richmond was well
represented. high hOnors being carried or
10y Misses Alne Stokes and Katherine
Warwick.
There were only three full graduates
this year. and one of these was also a
Richmond girl Miss JEANNE Howard.
In this school diplomas are only con-
ferred upon those girls who have passed
successfully the fifteen entrance examna-
tions to Bryn Mawr College, and this had
been done by this class of 1897 with un-
usually high marks. After the presenta-
ton Of the diplomas. the graduates were
invested in the college cap and gown
amidst enthusiastic applause. and then
Miss Carter announced that she had just
been notified by the president of Bryn
Mawr College that an entrance scholar
ship worth 800, had been won by Miss
JEANNE COlston Howard out of a class OF
fifty competitors. Miss Howard is a
daughter OF the late Major Conway X.
Howard and granddaughter of the late
Colonel Raleigh Colston, of this city. She
has been educated at St. Timothy's and
this honor is not only a source of pride
TO the school. but also 10 the State. as
IL has never before been won by south
ern girl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
CHARACTERIZATION.
Coming Board Meeting-sOmc I'M
uortant Questions.

ASHLAND. VA, June 11.-(Special)- On
Tuesday next June 18th, the Board Of
Trustees of Randolph Macon College Will
meet here and if rumor and quiet talk
are correct, the meeting will be very
spicy and interesting. There are several
big schemes TO be debated, which will no
doubt astonish many of those not up on
college matters.
hear there is plan on hand to elect
a president OF this coilcge-one who Will
reside here and devote his entire time
TO the interests of the institution, as
the many duties now devolving on Presl-
dent W. w Smith do not allow him TO
spend much time here For the office
there are three candidates spoken Of
Rev. r. n. Sledd. Rev. a. c. Brown, and
Rev. Paul Whitehead. What will be
done remains TO be seen.
Again there is to be hot times over
accepting the Danville Female Institute.
which Is to be offered the Randolph Ma
con system The ground upon which
those opposed TO the proposition wiz fight
a. mat the system has schools and col
leges enough for its income, and that
they do not wish to burden the board with
any more at present.
The most astonishing proposition to
this people Is the scheme 10 remove this
institution to Lynchburg. when 1t VIII
be run in conjunction with the Woman's
College 1t is an open secret that Presi-
dent smith is very partial to coeduca-
tion. and it is with this fact in view
that the attempt will be made TO make
the change 1t is rumored Lynchburg
IS very anxious to see the proposition
brought 10 nnality and that the citizens
OF that town will back the move up with
"A heavy purse expecting TO accomplish
their end. or course there will be q
eounter-moyemont and the people here
do not anticipate any change OF location.
Ii Is fact. however, which cannot be
denied that every possible influence
which can be brought 10 bear will be
exercised upon the board 10 bring about
the removal.
Then. again. the college here is to have
three new chairs. Political Economy
VIII be the principal one.
Examinations are nearly over, and by
Monday the midnight oil Will cease TO
burn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12

Ladies Bright Red Belts smooth Iea-
Their buckles usually 35c. FOR l9c
Ladies' Leather Belts. lined and stitch
ed. all colors. for dc.
Ladies 2-i1ch-wide Red Leather Belts,
pc.
Ladies' Monkey-Skin Belts. all shades,
usually 39c., for 15c.
Ladies White Leather Belts, usually
9ue for 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12

BY \. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
SATURDAY CORsET-D.Y.

White or Drab C-hook $1Zj Corsets,
special to-day sec.
The usual 81 Nentilatng Corset, to-day
Sc.
Regular 81 Corsets. all kinds, for 15c.
Zoe \entilating COrsets for o0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
EOrlN-NOUrs' DeNOfinn-

The observance Of Forty Hours Devo-
tion 10 the Blessed Sacrament was tegun
at St. Peters Cathedral yesterday morn
ing The impressive ceremony was inau-
gurated with a high mass, celebrated by
Very Rev. Father Cutler, the vicar-gene-
r9l of the diocese. Bishop Van de Nyver
participated in the service incident to the
exposition of the Host. The sacrament
was borne in state through the church.
preceded by a procession of priests and
acolytes. The forty hours will be brought
10 a close AT the high mass on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
THE PORTSMOUTH FIRES.
Trial Commenccd-A Plot 10 Destroy
the CITY.

NORFOLK. VA, June 11.-(Special) -
After monotonous delay in securing a
jury for the trial of the celebrated Ports
mouth incendiary cases the panel was at
last completed in the Hastings Court
and Ellis Jobson was placed on trial on
tho charge of firing Whitehurst Hall and
causing the terrible cOnilagration Of
March the 27th. John Edward Crismond
the accomplish of the accused. was placed
upon the stand and. I'm accordance with
his previous confession. gave a detailed
account of the doings of himself and
Jobson on the night of March 9th up
to the time that Whitehursts Hall was
set on fire. and the visit made afterwards
to Fishes printingoflice. The trial Of
the cases will consume about two days.
The testimony is sensational. Much eX-
citemont has been caused by the con-
tinuod revelations of the plot to destroy
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THOSE
THREE ATTRACTIVE AND WELL-BuILT

TRUSTEES SALE OF THOSE
l. THREE ATTRACTIVE AND wELL-BulLI
HOUSES. Nos 1914 1916, AND lels
GRoVE AVENUE. BETWEEN VINE
AM WALNUT STREETS. OCCuPlED
RESPECTIVELY. by T. b. SHIELD
ESQ. Mrs. w. X. QUARLES. AND Mr. y.
J,ted JuIy TO- 1895, and recorded i'm the
GinrL's office of the Chancery Court OF
,ha civ OF Richmond. I'm Deadlock l51
- 400 Is there having been default in
- ma vment of the debt secured. and be-
in% rreGuired so 20 do by the beneficiary.
we we will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on 800,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS, 1891,
~ 5.20 o'clock =. NJ. the HOUSES above
rofcrred to- together with the lots upon
,ybich they stand, fronting together 90
81 on the north side Of Grove avenue,
ard running back between parallel lines
i95 feet TO a 15-foOt alley. These are most
conveniently houses are Wen
located. and will be sold separately, mus
offording persons of moderate means an
on,nortunity of securing homes. which,
though modest i'm proportions, are delight
fully situated as tespe0'9 He' NO'' '00D'
FERNS: Cash sufficient to defray the
o,-nenses of executing this trust. all taxes
IN dav of sale, and 10 discharge the DEBT
d,e Under the aforesaid deed and under
nrior deed amounting altogether TO
e., notes. with interest added and secured
nv n deed of trust or all cash, at the op-
OoH u '''' W. r. HARRIS.
y. :. BOWIE
10 ~ Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
SHIRT VALUES
like these. GENTLEMEN MUST Nc
MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY:


MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY:
Neeligee Soft-Bosom Full Laundered
Shirts. of fine French percalo, are 39c.
none can be matched under 15c.-any
size
Mems White Body Shirts, colored Mad
ras bosoms and cuffs, are 39c., cost
owner S5c.
Mems Stir Bosom French Madras
Shirts. full Numbered, cost 81 usually,
soc. to-day.
Mems French eatiste Shirts. soft
bosoms. high grace garments, usually
81 j0-7jc. to-day.
More than so Boys Negigee Shirts to-
day.
soc. for a Full Laundered Fine French
Percale one, always 81.
See the 25c. grade OF Boys Negligee
Shirts.
NECK FININGs.
Al-Over Lace Fronts with rufile Of
Swiss embroidery in neck, 79c. ones,
for 4Sc.
White Pique Collars, with standing
rufIies of Swiss embroidery, A2c. ones.
for 25c.
Ladies White Null Ties hemstitched),
lOc., instead Of l9c
Colored Mousseline de Sole Rufus. with
Nalenciennes edge, for l9c., instead of
29c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
BY Chewing q Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS a U G L . n
" SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on VEN
ABLE STREET.

In execution of the aforementioned de-
cree the undersigned thereby appolntcl
for the purpose. will sell by auction, upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE H. 1897
at 6 O'Clock II. NJ. a LOT OF LAND with
an IMPROVEMENT THEREON, 'front.'
ing l6xl50 feet ON the south side OF Ven
able street. beginning IS feet from Jessa-
mine street and extending bacN 10 BUR
ton street The annhilatOr of distance.
better known as the Traction line. passes
I'm front of this property thereby ren-
dering il most desirable for residential
purposes.
TERMS: Ono-third i'm cash; balance IN
equal payments az six and twelve months,
for negotiable notes. bearing per cent
interest. and title TO be retained until the
whole purchase-monoy is paid and con-
veyance is ordered 10y the court
WILLIAM NJ TURPlN,
Special Commissioner
Mettert Charles c. Plaintiff against
Mottcrt ot ais. Defendants.-ln the Law
and Equity Court of the city OF Rich
mOnd:
J. p. p. Winston. Clerk Of said court
certify that thc bond required of the spe-
cial commissioner by the decree I'm said
cause Of March 25 1896 has been duly
given.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF
March. 1896. j. =. WINSTON,
je u Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
IloISEN ARE.


Banquet-Lamp Globes, handsomely deco
rated i'm floral and gilt designs worth
elsewhere $685. to-day Csc. choice.
Real China Berry or Salad Bowls. witt
Dresden decoration and fancy scallopec
edges. also trimmed in gilt. for Sc
choice.
Real Imported China Fish or Game Sets
richly decorated. for sos; sold else
where for Sl0S0
French China Cups and Saucers for &c
pair.
Real English China Soup Tourecns
handsomely decorated. worth else
where $40. to-day 400.
Real Haviland China Dinner Sets. full
100 pieces. each piece handsomely deco
rated. sells elsewhere for S3S, to-day
Sl59S.
4-Shelf Cabinets. strongly made nicely
finished. for to-day 39c.. We're 9Sc.
SPY Garden Hose, &c. a foot sells else
where for Sc
Extra-Large- Oak Tables. highly
polished. for 81 %.
5-quart REFINED Covered Buckets for
Sc. each.
Block-Tin Bread-Raisers. with venti-
Large-six Block TIn3DiSh-Pans with
rlveted handles for 7c. each.
Fine Imported China Toilet Sets. ex-
qu.site decorations and gold stippled,
FOR 1913. were s..
hydrocarbons.
- Hardwood RefrigeratOrs with porce-
lain-lined water-cooler. regular fami-
ly-slze Refrigerator. for S69S.
20 North-Star Ice-Chests, that were
800, for to-day S.25.
SO Quincy RefrgeratOrs. Sl09S
CANDY DEPARTMENT.
PC. Fine French Mixture. to-day 6 1-2c.
a pound.
Extra Fine Nanilla-Flayor Marshmal-
lows, that sell for SOC. to-day lie. a
pound.
Lemon. Orange. and Fig Jelly, very
fine quality. must be sold for l2c. a
pound.
Vanilla and Chocolate Flavor Caramels,
that were ljc., for BIC. a pound
p tablets Of best Pepsin Chewing Gum
for Sc. a package.
Extra Fine quality Peppermint Choco-
late MINIS. that sell for 40c., to-day lie.
pound.
Lemon and Orange Quarters, highly
favored, for 15c. a pound
Best lce-Cream Soda and other deli
cious drinks can be had at our foun-
tain for DC. per glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
are made by

4s dozen Ladies' Waists. Of the hhest
Scotch dimities. organizes anu
French Lawns. all have the new, ue-
tached white linen collars, laundereu
or soft cuffs, nobby styles, were maue
to sell at 81 to $3.50. 69e. for any.
277 Ladies French Porcale Waists, YOKE
back, full front. best styles, l9c. each'
each.
rs and S22J Waists. to-day 81.
Ladies French Dimity Waists. with de-
tached white linen collars. 4Sc., liz
stead Of SSc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
THE MASTER CAR-BUILDERs.
Last Days session-Tbe Election of
Officers

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 11.-(spe-
ciaL)-The Master Car-Builders Associa-
ton. which mas been holding It's annual
convention al the Hotel Chamberlin since
Tuesday. adjourned to-day at noon. The
last nays session was an important
one. Las, years officers were reelected
fohows: President. >. a. Crone. New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
SPECIAL FOR TODAY.
IN READY-MADE DRESSES AND
SKIRTS:

SKIRTS:
Black and COlorcd Scilian Skirts, the
best $50 quality, for Sc.
Mohair Skirts best 50 quality. for $3.50.
BTocaded SILK Skirts for s.. less than
cost Of making.
Black Figured Brilliantine Skirts, we'll
made, for $ll9.
Lnen-Color Duck Skirts. wide hens, for
Csc. each.
Colored, Checked, and Figured Duck
skirts, for 46c each.
Chcnille-Stripe Linen Skirts for $l.fO
each.
Grass-I.inen Skirts. extra wide. for g..
Handsome Heavy Welt Skirts for s..
Duck Suits for 81 to $50.
Fancy Linen Suits. Eton Jacket, hand
sOmely braided. for 8.
Crash Suits for s..
Lnen-ColOr Duck Suits for 800.
Organize Dresses. trimmed with Nalen-
ciennes lace and inserting. ruf!ed
skirts edged with lace. for 500.
Stylish Dimity Dresses deliberately
trimmed with laec. for 81.
White Bedford-Cord Suits. trimmed
with braid and loops. for $3.50 each
Endless variety of Crash, Linen. Pique,
Duck, Muslin, and Organdie Dresses.
Only now and then are We able to give
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL. ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALhN :
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Ihb
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
SALE or MILL ENDS IN sILKs.

Many hundred pieces at the following
unheard-of prices:
entire counter Of SIX Nets. ALL
COLORS: Mil Ends, for l0c. a yard;
cost ~ 10 35c.
entire counter Of Silks, worth up to
SOC. for &c.
/ counter Of Plain and Fancy Silks,
worth uD TO "a dollar "a yard, for pc.
counter Of Silks for joc., cost up TO s.
yard: all mill ends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
uRUSTEE'S SALE

OF THE
VATJrART LOT WITH THE FRAME
DWELLING THEREON
OK THE IVES tq, 5i !. l.,, OF MNI'ls'"
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE
STREETS.
THE DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENI3
WEBSTER STREET
BETWEEN HICKORY AND TYLER
STREETS.
BY virtue OF The provisions OF 30 certain
deed Of trust dated August it l.a l
recorded loo the Clerks ON 0f t
monl ChaIccry Court Deed-bu1h o. Do
page 1872. default having been made ln i.'
payment OF C,rtain notes therein
and being required So to do. ! NN| rr.,
by public auction. on the premises 90
MONDAY. JUNE lL lNT
at $50 o'clock j.. NJ. the VALUABLE
PROPERTY No. I2 north hllll
street The LOT commences @ fegt -N
OF Broad street, and runs spltlM
along the west line OF M3iisD. -tf'
and fronts thereon, = leet. 81. agd eA.e.-'
back between parallel lines tD itet
on THE SAME DAY
az 30 o'clock =. ST.. WIII sou Ct.
DOUBLE FRAME TENEMEN on ias
north side OF Webster street drseti.'i .t
Said deed as follows. "All thHt Jos O
land. with the improvements thereon.
the north side OF Webster street hetw'.
Hickory and Tyler streets fflnNNf 90
webster street 3li2 feet aai rN.tna
back between parallel lines ss feel. moro
or less.
TERMS: Cash MS 90 the expenses D.
executing this trust. any taxes thtl n.
Doe due and 20 pay the sum on $50 "..
interest from February d. 1876. arI i'1
sum Of S545. with interest from
10 1886. balance an one and tWO years
G.. l.. DENOON. Surviving Irn..r
Q. L. " u. l.. Don00n. AucL-ln----. % =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

veterans exceedingly regret his retire
ment. His successor will be chosen in
Nashville at the reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12


BY virtue of a deed of trust from Albert
l.. Moon and wife 20 the undersigned
trustees, dated November % 1893. and
duly recorded. TO secure the payment OF
q certain bond described therein. default
having been made in the payment of the
same. and being required SO 10 do by
the beneficiary the undersigned trustees
will sell, al public auction. on the promI-
SEES, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. 1897,
at o'clock PM, that certain HOUSE
AND LOT fronting 33 alp feet by lOJ feet
on the west line OF Holly street begin
ming about 90 SIP feet from Old Dominion
street with store and cottage dwelling
thereon.
?. LOTS Nos. 13i. l85. and 1856 fronting
% feet by 100 feet on north side of Lee
street. between Richmond and Petersburg
railroad and Holly street with an at
tractlVe seyen-rOOmed dwelling thereon.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO paw costs Of
executing this trust. taxes. and 10 pay
the sum of S1e6G the amount due ON
said bond. the balance on "a credit az
twelve months, deferred payment bearing
interest, and secured by deed OF trust.
JULIUS STRATS
W. J. WESTWOOD
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
a. L. Adamson. Aucuoneer. je ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12

q dozen Ladies' and Children's solid
Fast Black and Tan Hose, fun seam
less. the best Il lie. values, for Bic.
a pair.
Misses and Boys Fine and Hcavy-Rib-
bed Fast Black Hose, sizes up TO 9 IL,
for - l-2c. "a pair
Ladies' Fine French Isle Hose. drop
stitch or plain Black or Tan, 2jc. a
pair.
Ladies' FOrtv-Gaugc. HermsdOrf-Dye,
Fine Black Hose y l-2c. a pair.
ChildrCn's Fine Ribbed. Fast Black
Hose. sizes TO s -. &c. a pair.
Infants Fine Gauge. Imported Black or
Tan Half Hose. cost 25c. usually. here
61-ic.-four pairs for the usual cost
OF one pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
WEDNESDAY, JCNE d ~.


William p. Newell trustee. etc.. rs.
Joseph NJ NeyMell LAgelifiN. bti.
Barber & Ross vs. NcWrlrs rN,.It..I
and Thomas T.. St8-s. rfc-n fas
Chancery Court of The city of k0l-
mOnd.
court. certify that the b0ni Required of
ths special commissioners ty fl. ...r.a
I'm said cause of Sd OF December . has
been duly given.
Given under my hand, this lfih aty n
December 1895.
lie 10 CHARLES W G0DDIN. CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-12
TRUSTEES SALE
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.
Nos 1906 AND 1916 PERRY 81 kEbl,
MANCHESTER, VA.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust from y. ~.
Allen. trustee for Mary Ann Bland, 10 the
undersigned trustees. dated March J. 49,,
and recorded In Deadlock 10 paSe
S. In the Clerks office of the Hustlnss
Court of said city 10 secure the pa ihenI
of a certain bond therein described, ana
default having been made, and being re-
quired by the beneficiary so TO 90, We
will proceed to sell at public auction Oh
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1884,
at $50 o'clock y. NJ <.,,
First. That certain HOUSE AND LOT
fronting 30 feet by 1872 feet, on the south
ern side Of Perry street (No. 1901 peslh,
ming 90 feet from Perry street. good
lot centrally located, on one OF the best
streets. with a good dwelling thereon.
Second. That LOT fronting % Feet. on
the southern side OF Perry street, COM
mencing 66 feet from Fourteenth street.
depth 165 feet.
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs or eNccullhs
this trust. taxes. if any due. and 10 pay
the sum of $500. the amount now que
on said bond the balance upon a credit
OF one year, interest TO be addeo, ana
secured by n deed Of trust
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
JULIUS STRAUS.
w. J. WESTWOOD
Trustees.
A. I. Adamson, Auctioneer. Je y
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND The
NENDEE
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WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL PLEA
SAINT Rooms. with board: also Table
Honrders; Terms moderate Mrs. NJ. A.
my ll-lms
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FOR SALE.

HAVE ONE DELIGHTFUL SIN
ROOM HOUSE left i'm Fairmount. $3.50
will buy it-S25 cash and balance so per
month. j. -. Carnival.
h. of 1906 east Main street