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offended: "of course I mean no offence. the
English FOUGHT very bravely."
We drifted then into talk OF that chmpalHn;
and I learned. in the course Of 1t. that several
OF tn. villagers had ought at Mnlubn H,l.'
among them my host of the previous hlGht.
IL wns difficult TO inn zine these uncouth men.
with awk wart walk and WAYS. lining no 10 w"
call Of attention and whipp NJ the uisci-
plined redcoats. hut they undoubtedly ala.
II was the middle OF the afternoon when ~
last | bsde farewell tn the doctor and ms IttIe
daughter and to the contelted town OF nar,t,
becstfnntpin, the only cnntentrd town ma
ever known. the only town. believe. IN the
wide univris Sc Mt peace with itself and all men.
Tho doctor stuffed nv pockets with oranges.
and the storekteper drove me on my way 70
Ruitkili. where I bore II letter nj introduction.
also from the good doctor u letter when prousht
me n new cxp erisnce eventually.
When the garden of south Africa. the
Transvaal. IL finally overrnn hy n hordc OF
hustling, enterprising. progressive. Anglo.
Saxons and Truton$. | trust. ! sincerely trnNt
that they will Keep their rude fcet of the
' l., Y. BLACK.
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OF her subscribers. ana rhe subscriber who
watched them concluded that the telephone
girl Was a very superior person In the great
army OF WORKING women.
I'm never get out OF patience with one Of
Il EN- again" he murmured. half To himself.
I'm Sc that you don't, john answered his
wife empnatically
You thiak the girls are busy today" said
the MANAGER. You should come In when II is
very cold or storming. Then you may he sure
that the girls are run nearly TO death, for peo-
pie stay indoors and transact their business
over the Telephone"
"Riess their dear hearts." spoke up the
sweet I ated old lady ms she turned 10 go. But
they are pail twice as much as the average
shop girl. and are so protected here. that |
ought TO congratulate them instead OF sympa-
thizing with them. But the thing that has
amazed me IN ost is that l haven't heard one
raise her voice or sneak TO a subscriber In any
but the hottest terms since I've been here. and
that's for four hours"
And that's what amazes all of the uninitiatcd
who visit q central telephone exchange.
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mammoth exchange. like a telegraph com.
panyf" som one will ask. One reason is
that It would DO impossible to run all the
cables into one building. They would more
than occupy one whole street. Again, It
would also Be impossible TO take care OF quail a
M mber at one switchboard. AS IL is, tho
cortlandt street exchange contains more than
$50 feet OF switchboard, whi,h cost. whom
erected. about $4,000. though It could to-
day be put up for much less,
The front OF tho board IL divided into forty
three sections. Three girls. seated In rather
straight-backed chairs on a platform, have
chArae Of each section. II is a pretty sight TO
watch them as they 20 silently about their
bakiuoss with ~ever-inovinG hands and bright
ores always on the alert. A thoughtful per-
son soon perceives that they have no.time and
10 chance 70 talk back NJ . dissatisfied sub
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The girls at her work without experiencing
Q change of heart toward her. The most In
tcrestinG exchange to visit. because II Is the
largest. 10 In Cortlandt street.
why. instead Of having twelve exchanges.
doesn't the telephone company hGve one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
Mr.. Booxer'sh Birthday.

The hospitable residence OF MI ana
Mrs. George A. Booker. on Fulton nm
was the scene Of a delightful entertain
ment last Friday evening. The occasion
being the thirty-seventh birthday or MI
booker who invited number or hiehus
10 celebrate It with him.
There was pleasing music. vocal ana IN
strlIrnontal. rendered by Misses Ella anu
Oakv Minson. who sang several songs
and Mr.. Tarance Poor, and Miss carrie
phillips played some charming selec-
lions on the piano.
Everybody congratulated Mr.. Booker on
his birthday and wished for many more
birthdays Tor him.
Old-fashionel parlor games were play
cd until n late hour. then came refresh
ments. and the happy guests went nome
40 cream OF the pleasant time they had
spent
Among those present were Mr. ana
Mrs. Lance. Mr. Edward Booker and
Mr.. Booker Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Pratt. Mrs. Farmer, MIS-
Asnbrook. Miss Mamie Daniels. bliss
Hester Martin. MIS- Oaky Mss Fla
Minson. Miss Belle Childress. Misses LIZ
zie Katie. and Sophy Williams. Misses
Carrie and Pattie Phillips. Misses Elhel
and Cora Booker, Messrs. T.. r. Phillips
Lawrence Parr James Prince, Charles
Williams. Thomas Enge r. l.. Phillips
w. l.. Phillips. Moore. New and Heath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAS[ LiNE.


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY >. 1877.
TRAINS LEAVE. ~ iIICND-S MON
DEPOT.
900 a. NJ, Daily arrives petersburg s.ei
4. ~. Norlclk H. A. a.
Stops Gully at ietcisuuis
WAVerly. and suffolk, Va.
2 % a. NJ, Dully. ARRIVES HetsrsODgb -
a. M. Weldon ll.iJ \. ~.
Fayetteville i.lS T.. al.
Charlie ON 1870 l.. n. Savan-
nan l~.vJ \. n, J4cesOnEilic
80 a. n, Foit Tampa 49,
T. NJ. Connects at wilson
"ith 10. a.. aIrvlns Coils
iOio J,lu T. Al, NuihiN6tv"
9.iS T. II. Pullman Siccpe.
az u =, Ne" orr 10 JacksouNllle.
-'1o T. NJ, Daily. lOc1i. arrives Peters
burg j.i- =. NJ. Makes AL
$50 I. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg g.
4. NJ. MaNes local steps X.
-.,o n =, and y. railroad.
'Sv Z. H.. Daily. arrives petersburs sos
A. ~, connects Win y. ahn
". for NORFOLK and int'.ne
date points Lmptr-d 3.iO
tconnectS with a. yAd -. iJi
stations between -myOila ana
Law enceyiiiel. " c.doA J.i-
81, Fayetteville l.9t n.
ii. CbarlestOu O.yl A.. d., -
Nanudh 5.U0 a. NJ. Jdchsyh-
.ESle 20 z. H., Port Tampa
.s,sw LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POiNTS.-Arrivins
llAtl s.-o a. al. augusta 5 20
a. A.. Macon il y. "a, AZ
larta 1915 p N. Pullman
sieepers Naw YORK To vii
sllnSton. Charleston, Jackson
Niile, Port Tampa, Aiken. Au-
e.,s y =, grsta, and MacCn.
900 - Al, Daily. arrives Petersburg
9;Sl +. NJ, Weldon u.-O +. NJ.
Makes local stops uctw cen
go petersburg and weldon.
Il'JO i. IL. Dauy arrives Petersburg
l. 30 a. NJ. Lynchburg $3.50
q. NJ, Roanoke $50 4. NJ. Bristol
lIJ -. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich-
nond to Lynchburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
''-' a. NJ, Daily. From Jacksonville.
SayanLah. Charleston. Allan
IA, Macon. Augusta. and All
SIX ~ points Sonth.
Ia. Athens, and Raleigh. Hen
1ctsen, Lyachburs. and the
West.
SO A. NJ, Ddliy Petershurs LnCaL
s'VO a. NJ. Sunday only. From Atlanta,
Athens. Raleigh. and BENDER
go =. son. Lynchburs and The West.
h'O' a. NJ, bauy. Norfolk, Suffolk, ond
PETERSBURG
$3.50 p. NJ, Daily. Jacksonville. Savan-
nah. Charleston. Wilmington.
Soldsboro. and all points
South
TOO p. NJ. Daily. Norfolk. Suffolk. WAY
=, erly.. and Petcrsburs
s;5s p NJ. Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg, and West
T. NJ. EMERSON.
General Manager.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
Lending Republicans Here.

Hon George Il. Bowden. of Norfolk
and Mr.. Morgan Treat. of West Point
were in the city yesterday.
These two weli-known Republicans were
seen by Times representative, but had
little TO say in the line OF politics.
In reference to the movement on tho
part of Hon. Harry Libbey. DR.. Richard
4. Wise. Hon. John 5. Wise, and others,
that was inaugurated in Norfolk a few
DAYS aeo. looking 10 the dethr1nement
Of MI Bowden, the latter gentleman said:
There is nothing for me 10 say re-
garding that matter. II is simply a
night to secure the patronage. and II
looks queer TO see man hailing from
New York making himself so active in
this instance. While Col. Lamb is using
a little discretion and keeping in the
background. il is evident his hand Is IN
the matter.
~ shall pay no attention to this little
uprising" said Mr.. Bowden.
Mr.. Bowden was on his way TO Wash
ington. where he goes 10 consult with
tho powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
A Silver Wedding.

The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. DOdd of Locust Grove Ches-
terneld county, were delightfully."- enter
tanned by that genial couple at their hos
pitable home. on the evening on May l.
1891. the twenty-hfth anniversary of their
wedding day. Mrs. Dodd. handsomely
gowned in magnificent black silk. assisted
by Mrs. Lee Todd. Of Richmond, also
handsomely attifed. received her guests
with that grace and courtesy which IS
her own peculiar gift. Among those who
came TO offer their congratulations and
attest their regard by the presentation OF
gifts appropriate TO the occasion, were
MIR. j. T. Whtlock and his accomplished
daughter, Miss Lena, of Glendale, Va;
Mrs. j. s. Whaley. of Farmville, Va;
Mrs. Fannie Canvet, Mrs. J. 6. Spear,
and Mcssrs W. W. Lear. G. II. Davis,
J. II. Dodd, Jr.. and Lee Todd, Of Rich
mond. The presents. which were Of sill
yer. of course. were various and elegant.
The assembled company spent most
agreeable evning. partaking of most
sumptuous repast. which was rot by any
means the least enjoyable item in the
list of pleasures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
On Southern
on Hallway.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY ,, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE KICH4OND, VA.
200 "A. M, No. Al. southern Express,
Gally Tor Atlanta, AUS uala ana points
south. Sleeper Rlcnmcnd 10 Dan.
Nnic, Greenanofo, salisbury, ana
Charlotte. Sleeper open at v.5O
Z. NJ.
Connects at Danville Salisbury
ana Charlotte win the Washington
and Southwestern Limited lNO. 80,
carrying slevpers New YORK To Ashe-
vile. hot SPRINGS, Chattanooga ana
Nashville; New York ~ Memphis,
New York TO New Orleans, New
York TO Tampa, and nrst-class day
coach between Washington ana
Memphis Connections are made
for all points in Texas and Caitor-
MIA Sleeper open for occupancy at
IL 10 noon. NJ. . sond train daily Tor
Charlotte. y. &. connects at Nose
ley with Farmyiile ana Powhatan
railroad. u keysyile Tor ClarA5-
Vile, oxford. Henderson, and Dur
ham and at Greensboro fer Dii-
nam. Raleigh. ana Ninston-Salem
States fast mail. solid train. daliy
FOR New Orleans ana points SCUM,
which carries sleepers New YORK 10
New Orleapc .ud New York to Jack
sOnyUIe. Inrousn o'rep.i oHn7',iy
to Nashville via Chattanooga, also
Pullman tourist sleeper every oatui-
day Washington TO San Francesca
without change.
500 p. NJ. No. IL. locai. daily. EXCEPT
Sunday. for Keyslille ana interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
500 A. NJ
G.2J p. NJ. from Atlanta Augusta, Ashe-
Vile and Nashville.
$40 A. NJ. From Keysville.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 6l and g.. between Manchester and
NeapOlls. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
BEAUTIFUL LAKESIDE.
1T WILL PROyE 4 GREAT AT7RAc.
non TINS sUMMEK.
VIVA, the street Railway Joprnai OF New
York says About lt-Cars soon 10
Hun TO the Grounds.

The Street Railway Journal, OF New
York. a monthly publication IN the inter-
est OF street railways, mas this 10 say ia
iis number for May:
Richmond has very interesting park
situated about ave miles north OF the
CITY. on the BROOK turnpike boulevard
winch is a macadamizcd road, one nun
arcd feet wide.
This resort IS known as Lakes'dc
Park. and contains 1io acres OF ground
fifteen acres OF which are covered W'h
"A lake. This place Was formerly MIL
site but several years ago was purchased
u, a wealthy gentleman. VINO mas maze
a great number OF improvements.
..Thc park at present IS reached py
electric ears to Sherwood Station from
which a dummy line carries passengers
20 the Park. ,-
Arrangements have been made, how
over bv which the Richmond halfway
and Electric Company VIII extend As
electric line the fun distance to the f"iA'
..J.ha owner of the Park has recently
buut a dancing pavilion, Testa"ia"'' !"
bowling alley, and several other Du'io-
ings on the grounds. ,,-,,... 81,
"He has secured quite collection OF
animals. and Is charging this coheclioh
from time to time.
.erhc Lakeside Whcei-Cluo house Is SIT
mated I'm the Park, and has a MEMBER
ship Of 20. 49,. Tan
"A ninc-mile golf course mas Doeh
laid out. and a half-mile bicycle track 10
in process OF construction.
a small admission fee or hVc ceh's
f. charged. in order 10 keep out an
objectionable class of people. no III
toSicating liquors are allowed.
The Richmond Railway ana bicc,ric
Company Is now building suburban inc
from its Chamberlayne-avenue terminus
M Barton Heights. to Lakeside fark'
cars are TO run from First ana Droao
streets TO Lakeside Park, more 'lal
seven miles. with no change ana WIZ
carry passengers from any poiut on
tine company's lines in Richmond anu
MANCHESTER TO the Park direct.
Lakeside Park. very beauliiul piace,
the property OF Major Lewis Gih,er, VII!
be thrown open TO the pubic ios 'he
use of white people only.
MIR. Anton ii. Thicrmann h2S the
management Of the Park. and II Is now
a most attractive and delightful Spot
with unusual features.
There will be a handsome ana COM
Portable station built at the LAKESIDE
PARK terminus Of the new electric ROAD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
Pulled In the Trees.

The Board Of Supervisors OF the County
or Henrico has received a &C mmunication
from the honorable Secretary of War.
OF the United States, at Washington.
This official has heard Of the recent
vandalism in Henrico. whereby beautiful
shade trees along the road between Rich
mon6 and the National Cemetery were
pulled up. and left 10 die on the road. He
declares that unless steps are taken TO
apprehend ana punish these offenders.
and insure protection 10 the property OF
the Government in the future. that the
appropriation now made 10 maintain this
road shall cease.
Nothing has been done in the case OF
destruction Of these trees along this road
which is kept up by the United States
Government. as the authorities of Hem
rico are entirely without any clue 10 the
perpetrators OF the act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
The Marriage a Surnrise.

Rev. J.. ID. Craddock. formerly OF this
city, but at present pastor OF the Bap-
tist church at Cape Charles. Va. was
married on "wednesday last AZ 1Iollins.
Va. 10 Miss Hettie NJ. Baker. Rev. }. NJ.
Luck officiating.
The bride is a highly accomplished and
talented young lady. and is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. w. n. Baker. a we'll
known resident OF Botctourt county. The
groom is the eldest son OF Mr.. ID. II.
traddock. Of this city.
The marriage was a surprise 20 the
friends OF both parties. - II was quiet
aud iniezmsL there being no sands Is
'Osed. ~ ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
Hugh Antrir p. q.
Up CHARLES W. GoDplN.


TO Thomas 70 Stanley:
You are hereby notified that shall on
Tie 1-TH DAY OF MAY, 1871 at the
officc of A. y. Dickinson. a notary pub
be. I'M Room Us. shaier building. city ol
Richmond Ietueen the hours Of . \. u.
l.I a. - s. of that day. proceed % take
Tie deposition of Frances H. Lewis ana
others 10 Ie road ass evidence IN my be-
half in certain cause in equity pending
in The Chalcory Court oi me clty, OF hlci-
dofeulrrt. and Do from any cause, the
tatine al .he Said dcposit.ons Doe not COM
nlenccd on trat dag. or II commenced be
no. concluded. The taking OF the same VII
be continued from time 10 time and from
day TO day at the same place ana pc
completed. HARRIET u. STANLEY.
arf.-u By Counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANORlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANORlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4qo p NJ. NO. rs. Baltimore limited
daily except sundays for West
Point. there making close connection
IN Mondays, Ncuuesl 1yS ana Fri
DAVIS with steamer FOR Baltimc re,
Si-o. With stage az Lester Manor for
WakertOn or Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays.
o.3O /. a. 80 lV local express, Moqd U.s..
49, Wednesdays, and Fridays. for West
Point and intermediate stations.
Connects with stage al Lester Manor
Tor WalkertCn, also an West Point
with steamer for Baltimore. Stops
~ an stations.
x.oo VI. No. 80. Local Mixed
wv leaves daily except Sunday from
Virginia street Station tor West
ANS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
OF a NJ Daily except Monday
.S.s0 n Mondays. Wednesdays. and
~ p n. Daily except sunday from
1' West Point and intermediate sta
c.corers leave West Point AT 500 p. NJ.
Nfondavs Wednesdays. end Fridays, and
feifirnore ri 500 p. n. tuesdays. Thurs
T,sket oficc az sts'ion foot OF Virginia
Greet omen from 900 A. ". 10 500 p
n and from $50 p. n. 10 A. NJ. city
.icks. office ol3 east Maln street
~ CTrrP ". A. TURK.
D. iTS-ario Manager Cen Pass Agent.
W RI GREEN. General Superintendent.
Waehinrfrr. y r
r W WFcTpT-Pv TrHv paes A~ent
600 aae' .'o', ~fron' Richmond. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
BY c. L. and II. l.. DenOOn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
lOO-ACRE TRACT or LAND IN HENRI
co COUNTY ON THE CHARLES
CITY ROAD. 7 MILES FROM
RICHMOND.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust.
dated October IT, ls.C. and of record in
the Henrico County Court, Deed-Book llh.
Is. page 80 default having been made in
the payment Of the debt therein secured,
and being required so to do, / VIII sell by
auction on the premises on
SATURDAY. MAY 8 1897.
at O'Clock r. NJ. that TRACT or LAND
in the county OF Henrico, Va, on the
north side of the Charles City Road.
miles from Richmond. containing loo
acres. more or less. and bounded on the
east by "Houblowcr's' estate, and on
the west By Nildbore estate. and on the
south by the Charles City Road. The
land lays well has large road front.
and can be easily improved.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale
and TO pay the sum of 1924, with interest
thereon from October II. 1896, and balance
at one and two years.
c. l.. and II. l.. Denoon, Auctioneers.
mayi-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
Hv Y. NJ. workman a Co.

Real Estate Agents ana AucuonteiS,
1913 east Main street
UCTION SALE FOR DIVISION OF
" VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY on Fifth and First streets. Nos ~ ~
and Sl2l-2 north Fifth, near the tlitn
Street Niaduct. ana Nos. 5lS ana 90 nor ~
First street. between Broad and Marshali.
Al the request OF the owners TWO Oh
whom have removed from the city, we
viii sell at public auction on the premises
TUESDAY, MAY 4. 1891.
first at clock J.. NJ, NOS. $40 II ana
faker streets. No. $40 IL IS FRAN +
HOUSE containing about 4 or rooms,
and will command q fair rental. The lot
upon which 10 stands fronts 10 IL by l22
feet TO an alley 10 feet wide. and no. sl2 IL
is a largo cOmmodious STOCK BRICK
DWELLING, containing 10 or II rooms.
exceedingly well arranged. The lot upon
which this house stands has front OF
- 9-R feet by IL feet to the same alley.
Next at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ, all that Lot Of
Land. with two small brick dwellings
thereon. Nos. $40 and 3lJ north FIRST
street fronting 81 by 10 feet deep. These
houses with a little repairing would rent
well. as the location is an exceedingly de-
sirable one.
With street car lines in front Of the
doors and owing to its convenient and
central location. opportunity is here offer
ed for YOU To make an exceedingly good
Investment. Re on hand promptly and
TERMS: Very easy and will be an
nolrnCcd at see.
D29-td
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac HallIOdd.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AIl.l- DID, 80.
500 A. NJ. Sunday only. rCr Wash1nb'oa
ana points North. st9ta ~
Elha Glen Alinui a .NlNlta'
boswell Rather Glen, iehVlh,
Milford, Guinea. tfeaipl,ag,.s.tes1r
s;t5 A. II. Daily except sunday Tor
Washington a""A i.6land. nav.
Stot5,,ie. DasN elt .2utner
Siar Psnola Milford, W40ls
49, ruiueai summit, rscu-
atrtsburg Brooke. and Wide
YDaany. except SUNDAY, fo'
E.W ID Washington ana points North.
stlps ~ tiDa. Gien, Allen
1shleld. boswell. Ahioll ~
Fredericksburg. broohe, ana
Widewatei. Parior-C Car. also'
Limited at washington.
tbs p. III DaAy. Tor Mlsain5ton ana
Ashland, boswell. Milford;
Fredericksburg. broone. ana
whitewater and other stations
sundays Sleeper Richmond W
ARRIVE 'SiSYTRbSSrREEr STATION.
500 a NJ Daily Stops at whitewater.
Brooke. fredericksburg Alll.
ford. boswell. Ashland, ana
Elba. and ether stations Huu-
days. sleeper Ne" York 10
a.ts p. NJ. Daily. except sunday stops
At WideWater brooAe. pred
woodsisn. micro, Penola.
Rulher Glen. boswell, llylofa.
VILE, Ashland. Glen Alien. ana
Eina. Parior-Car from wash
iugtOn.
7.l0 p. N. Dau' stops only az trede-
ricksDuig. boswell and ASH
land. Pullman ATS from re"
York and Washington.
3.gs p NJ Daily stCps AL WideWatef'
Brooke Frcderirke bars, sum
nit. Guinea. WOlasianc. Mlt-
ford pcuCia. rutlrr Iitn'
boswell Ashland. Glen ANen'
FREDERICksBG ACCOMMODATION
lJliIy. except sunday
400 r. NJ Leaves Byrd r!l-rs at"tioh.
$50 A. NJ. Arrives hyrd-cueet Ssa.ioA'
DAILY. except Sunday)
$40 A. NJ. Leaves .ln+.
621 y. NJ. Leaves tl0a.
$40 A. N. Arrives Finl.
wv ~ FAVOR Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04
BY r. Il. ChafIin & Co. lncofpta'
Real Estate Auctioneeis.
No. / north Tenth sire T.
,rDRUSTEE's AUCTION SALE
or -.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN IitH
WEST END.


Under q certain deed Of trust daied
rehruary r.. 1886. recorded IN tine Cleth
office of HenricO County Court DO l,eeu-
Rock 15O. 4. page 3s3. default having ueeh
made i'm the payment of certain nolea
therein secured. and being required py
he note holder. ] viii sell by public auc-
ton on the premises ON
FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1877.
at p NJ. the property described IN sara
deed as follows: All that certain LOT
or parcel of land i'm the county or lien
rico VA. with two FRAME DWELL
fNGs thereon. commencing with the -outn
mo 81 Ken rer street. thirty feet east OF
carter street. running thence eastward
Ia, olono, the south line Of SAID kempef
street and fronting thereon sixty ieet,
and thence back between parallel lines lh
~ southcrlv direction nnety-seNcn Ietl,
moro or less. and being Tots . ana s h
souare II of 4. Y. Lees plan or aydney
TERMS: cash as 70 expenses ~ eye
cutting this trust and 10 pay s'l9 WIN ll-
fercef from February d, 1871, hhlahcc Np3"
s,cb terms as will Doe announced az Ftit-
Moro liberal terms may Doe given. OWNS
IN straw bidders 40 previous SAFE.
dcnosit OF twenty per cent. in cA-n ol tHe
moi will be required Of any purchase
whose responsibility is unknown 10 the
trustee. - ctr,r-t.r> Trustee
p p. ChafIn & Co., incorporated, AUG
tiOnecrs.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A VERY DESIRABLE {

AVERY DESIRABLE cOTTAGE
Residence, WITH 2 ACkES OF LAND
ATTACHED on WEST SIDE or
RAiLKCAD STREET IN TILE TOWN N.
oE ASHIAND. VA. AND BOUNDED
OK THE NORTH BY THE RESI-
DENgE or Il. y. ADDISON, ESQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-04

Nv virtue OF certain deed Of trust.
dated 18th of July. 1883. recorded N clerk s
Oincc OF Hanover County (outt' OF Au-
lie navmcnt Of the debt secured therein,
snd brinc requested so 10 do by the hcnc-
IC,afy. anu Wlth the consent OF me own
or Of said property. the undersigned. sur
WIN. trustce. will sell at public auction
TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1891.
AZ 5.so o'clock +. NJ. the above described
property. The improvements consist OF a
use containing . rooms. conveniently
si.nf ed. with kitchen and servants rooms
attached. stable and carriage house. front
and edo lot adorned with handsome oak
tr,es and I'm rear n large lot Of highly
i-nproveG land, suitable for garden pur-
poses. g., ,,,
TERMS Cash, but It is likely more lb-
o.aI .crrns will be announced at time OF
80 WM. JOSIAH LEAl<h.
an2,-td Surviving Trustee.