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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14
PROFITS AT MONTE CARLO
Enormous Income Indicated by the Price
of the Franchise.

Enormous Income Indicated by the Price
of the Franchise.
One can form some idea of the enor-
nous profits made by the gambling hell
at Monte Carlo by studying the terms
on which the prince of Monaco has
granted a prolongation of the conces-
sion under which this Infamous estab-s
-llshment exists. The present conces-
sion expires in 1913, but the share
noloers think it wise to secure fur
thef concession before that date The
terms, which were presented and rati-
ned the other day, are as follows: The
t5O,ooO for the concession, plus $780, 900
allowed for the expenses of the govern
ment of the principally, are to be con-
tlnued, together with the allowances
Tor public works, lighting, maintenance
OF the institutions, etc., amounting in
all to another $4,000 or ESQ., 900 per an
mum. In addition, the Casino company
undertakes to pay over Immediately to
the prince in hard cash the sum of
100000, and further to spend 100000
upon public works in the shape OF
opening up new avenues and streets in
parts of the principality, indicated by
the prince; to spend 100000 in the con-
struction of a new theater and opera
house, this to be completed in time for
the exhibition of 1900; to hand over to
the manager of the theater of Monte
Carlo Fl, 900 for each performer, this
sum to be spent exclusively in the pay
ment of special artists, the company to-
further bear all the cost of the chorus,
orchestra and scenery. Finally, the
company undertakes to pay over to the
prince in cash 100000 in the year 1913,
which was the date of the expiration
of the old contract granted by the late
Prince Charles II. The Casino COM
pany is therefore called upon to find an
additional sum of f1,28O,000 without
counting the grant to the manager Of
the theater) as the price of the new
concession. The prince also insists up
on having in future direct voice in
the management of the concern. He is
to be consulted in the appointment Of
both the manager and directors of the
Casino company; he is to have the
right to nominate the manager of the
theater; to be consulted in the engage
ment of the artists and the chef dor
chestra, and, most important of all,
he is to have control of the publicity
department. The company spends
about f25,O00 in "squaring' the CONT
mental press and purchasing it's benev-
olent neutrality in the matter of gamb-
ling. The prince insists upon his right
to issue to these journals which are in
the pay of the concern such notes and
paragraphs as he may think proper.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14

Made the Targets for Spanish News
perez Snleen,


perez Spleen.
Havana, April 13.-The local press
continues it's attacks upon Consul
General Lee. The Ejercito, the organ
of the military party, says: "Our en-
voy is still in Washington. Gen. Wood
ford is still in Madrid. Consul Gen
eral Lee. however, has returned to
the United States before hostilities
have commenced. He goes with
shamefacedness and remorse at the
thought of having harmed his country
and outraged humanity. Spain knew
him long ago. But possibly his de-
parture is a token of peace, because
his interest. was to push the United
States into war against Spain. He is
SPANS greatest enemy. practically
the same thing happened in the case
of Capt. Sigsbee. He was treated
with all consideration and sympathy
in the hour of his misfortune, but
now he is bitterly accusing Spain to
excuse his own negligence on the.
Maine. Capt. Sigsbee is desgraciodo
(unfCrtunatew ,-E.... no
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14
NEW CRUISER IN SIGHT.
Navy Department Dickering With
Brazil. --5+." 4

Navy Department DfckerlnE With
Brazil.
Washington, April IL. = The navy
department has under consideration
the purchase Of the Brazilian cruiser
Nictheroy, one of the most formidable
vessels Of it's kind afloat The Mic
theroy was a high-speed merchmant-
man purchased by Brazil in this coun-
try during the Mello revolution. She
was transformed into naval vessel,
with several others Of her class, and
hurried there to meet the vessels
which, under the revolutionary adj
miral, were investing Rio. She was
armored and equipped with a large
pneumatic dynamite gun and sec
ondary battery Of light high power
and machine guns. She is still borne
on the Brazilian naval list. The nego-
tiations for her purchase, as far as
can be learned, have not yet assumed
definite shape, but the matter is under
consideration.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14
RESTS ON CONGRESS-
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CUBAN
QUESTION SHIFTED.

The Trust Placed With Congress by
the Pr esfdent's Carefully Pre-
pared and Anxious1y Awaited
Message - Congress Left Very
Much at Sea Because Of the Dis
Darag ement in Views Retween 1t
and the Executive-Sennte For
eiSn Committee Considers the
Question but Arrives at No Defin-
lite COI.c1usiOn-EffO BEING
Made to Unite Republicans on u
Plan of Action.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14

all the gaming-tables of the world cry
out: "Foul! foul! Infinitely foul!'
Gift stores" are abundant through
out the country. With a book or knife,
or sewing-machine, or coat, or carriage,
there goes prize. At these stores peo-
pie get something thrown in with their
purchase. It may be gold watch, or
set of silver, ring, or farm. Sharp
way to get off unstable goods. It has
filled the land with fictitious articles,
and covered up our population with
brass finger-rings, and despoiled the
moral sense of the community, and is
fast making us a nation of gamblers.
The Church of God has not seemed
willing to allow the world to have all
the advantage of these games Of chance.
A church bazaar opens, and toward the
close it is found that some Of the more
valuable articles are unstable. Forth
with, the conductors of the enterprise
conclude that they will rattle for some
OF the valuable articles, and, under pre-
tense Of anxiety to make their minister
a present or please some popular mem
Der of the church, fascinating persons
are dispatched through the room, pencil
IN hand, to solicit shares or per-
maps each draws for his own advantage,
and scores of people go home with their
trophies, thinking that it is all right,
Tor Christian ladies did the embroidery
and Christian men did the rafting, and
the proceeds went toward new com
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14

How It Was Accomplished.
How doth the busy little trust
Such large dividends acquire,
Why, competition it does bust.
Then marks the prices higher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-04-14

No woman can hide ali her imper.
fectiens from her dressmaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
Py 4. l.. AdamSon.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester. Va.

a T'C11cN Sale of a valuable Truck
y and Fruit Farm. containing q acres.
within three miles of Manchester. In
Chesterfield county. Va. Also stock. i'm
elements and furniture al the REQUEST Of
he owner, who has to leave at once TO
M very ra;tering position he has ac-
epteo In arother state | will sell al pub
ic auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY TO- 1898.
az ~ o'clock noon.
First The above valuable farm 'front.'
ng Of the corner OF the Pompey SNrinr
nd Warwick roads about One-half or
which Is cleared and in a high state OF
utivatioil. the balance Il In woods There
a never falling branch on the place
nd we'll Of excellent water at the
'welIing.
The improvements consist OF a neat.
rell.fnished six-rocmed dwelling. KIT
hen. stable, hen-houses &C.. large orch
lrd vineyard, asparagus beds. &c. a
really good farm. Close % town and 1--WE
minutes walk from railroad
Second. VIII also sell good horse.
fine Jersey cow chickens. farming inn
lemen.s and all the household and kit
hen furniture. the latter Is all new and
attractive. ths dwelling being furnished
throughout with good modern furniture.
TERMS: AS TO real estate one-third
Cash and the balance IN one and two
years deferred payments bearing interest
and secured by deed OF trust
A. l.. ADAMSON, AsctpaAsv,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

w IRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
v COURT OF THE CITY OF FlCH-
MoND. THE NsT DAY or JANUARY.
]. q. Peyton and ISABEL 2cyton. his wife
and James W. How Plaintiff.
against
TheoaCre c. Howard. Cornelia, Amanda
Farley and George w. Farley. her hus-
band and ais ..................De Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain a
settlement Of the estate OF George How
ard deceased and distribution of the
same to the parties entitled. and 10 have
the rou~f - .t.e.4.y scN .atD
the plaintiffs. turned over TO them. and
10 distribute 10 the parties entitled the
fllnos and properly under the control Of
me Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mono in the suit OF Howard and ais. VS..
Howard's executors. and ais the papers
Of which suit are lost, and 70 have a set
Element Of the accounts OF L. p Winston
receiver in the above named cause. AMI
an aflcavit having been MADE and nled
thar A. D. Sn ppOlfo.., lsaoeil- b. B.rca.
IN : ri~sh fer N~ehn I'd. los. HOwaro
Horace Howard. wiliam Writ Howard
Mary ceheli Garrison. and - Garrison
ser ttstand susan Nirs MIA Felcheaei
snd e. ~>vsl reschcre~ her hustar 4 are
nor residents OF the state OF Virginia. IL
Is ordered that thew appear here within
fifteen uays after the due publication ~
this order ard do wfa' IL necessary 70
protect their interests IN this suit.
cHAs. o. sAvILLE. Clerk.
A r. Courtney, pq.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

chief Howard Advised Mrs. pr,w, 20 Al
how her children 10 Remain There.
A letter has been received by Chief
Howard from Secretary O. w. Parker.
Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 70 Children In Baltimore In re-
ference 70 the two lttls girls that werc
taken from q blind menolcant In that
city last week.
lhe cher learned that the children's
mother lives at No els north Twenty
seventh street. Richmond. and she has
been to see him In refci ence to getting
her children back. The chef had. IN the
meantime. communicated With Secretary
Parker. under whose charge the children
we're being held. and informed Mrs
Brown that considerable trouble would
be cntailed in getting the children tat X
and he further advised her 20 let the
children remain where hey are. 80 that
they would be properly cared for
Mrs Mo!lie C. Brown Is the name OF
the woman. and her circumstances are
not OF The best The girls are named Ida
and cora and are aged twelve and eight
years respectively. They were allowed
by their mother 70 80 with the blind
pecdlcr about 1--WE weeks ago. and when
arrested in Baltimore he declares that
ne was on tho read to Richmond 30 BRING
the chlldrsn back to their mother. The
two girls are very bright.
The man, Robert I. Summers Is being
held In baltimore 10 await developments
in the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
AUCTION SALES Fut, . Days.
George w. Mayo. Auctloneer.

Richmond Va. Feb. 8. 1898.
n HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED AR
TICLES. unclaimed for over sixty
days. will be sold at public auction "
The highest bidder ~ the G. and o. Rail-
way PASSENGER Station, Seventeenth and
Broad streets.
MARCH S. 1898,
commencing at 1920 A. NJ. unless claimed
and all charges paid. before day Of sac.
Russet Trunk. c. and c. railway local
check. 1880; Russell Trunk, @ and @: rail-
way local check. 75l; Russet Trunk
Richmond and Lynchburg, check 40; Zinc
Trunk. c. and o. railway local check
Sill; Zinc Trunk c. and O. railway. local
check. 1921. Zinc Trunk. c.. and o. rail-
way local check. 1896; Zinc Trunk c. and
.. railway local check Ssl5: Zinc Trunk.
G. and D. railway local check 1856: Zinc
Trunk. Q. and o. railway. loca' check.
1925; Zinc Trunk. Cincinnati and Char
lesion check. u: Canvas Trunk. G. ana
marked James Pinchback, \, Y. n. II.
and II. Il. r. special check 1921: Sample
Trunk, C. and Q. railway local check.
1867: two School Desks marked Favorite
local checks. 272i and 7126: Tool Chest
G. and o. railway. local check. 1892; Tool
Chest. &. and o. galway local check
537; TELESCOPE. G. and O. railway. ,ocal
cheek, 1900 Telescore Norfolk and Rich
mond check. 5lf Telescope. Z. l.. and 3.
s. local check. IL Sample Case marked.
F. II Parish. c. and o. railway local
check. 1857; Sample Case. Z. and o. rail-
way local check. 1922; Russet Nalise.
marked James Pinrhbeck. n. Y. y. n.
and II. special check 2S1: Russet Valiso
Richmond and Charlottesville check.
1915: Russet Valise. Norfolk and Rich
nond check 5s7: pusset Valise p. and
O. specia check. s557s Russet Satchel. c
and o. railway local check. $3.50. Canvas
Vs'ise, c. and o. railway local check
ll6O3. Black Valse c. and o. railway
local check 1917: Pack Vaise. G. and O.
railway and O'd Point check %. Sack
G. and O. railway local check. 1905: two
Foxes c. and O. railway local checks
5SS5 and 1857; one Baby Carriage. c. and
O. railway loca' check 1851. one Pox
c. and o. railway local check. 1888: Cam
vas Trur ks not Checked SAMPLE Cases
not checked. p Satcnes not checked: 3
Valises. not checked: Sacks. Sa or's
Hammock. q bundles Clo'h'ng. l Violin
and Case. Overcoa,s 2 Coats. Double
Parrel Shot Gun. ] Watch. ] Clock l95
Umbrellas. Parasols. and Canes. Shoes
Overshoes. Hats. Bonne's. Pooks. ras-
kets Bucke's. ] Pox. 10 Pocket Pooks
/ Buggy Whip l Fa' Pnx. nair Skates
l pair Stirrups Crocksry etc.
2. LORRAINE.
General Baggage Agent. c. and o. Ry
fe6lat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac KaAiOll.

S~Ali.D LIZ a.s 4rrLll JANl lp' lr'''
a. - Diol.. 4..-.s.
LL-Ak l. .44sL aAa.L-i-t 3D. A AAy+''
i.4y Il. ii. Iauy tor Na5luubtoh eiie
poil,a Aortu. H.pFa lhig a.
Milford auu iIul-ii-haDdis'
Pullman sIuUpela 10 sc" lviA a.
$40 "A. II. SUNDAY ouly, tor NJ aaNi"b'uH
anu points North. a.upa a.
Elut. Glen Alien, Asniahu'
layorsf Wac, boswell hu1neF
Glen, icuOla. aiIlufd, N o04a-
lane. Guinea. n4mmit, icdef-
lCksUurg. LiUJAe and VIDE
water. pullman car
$40 A. II. Dauy. except sunday Tor
Washington and pylnla Norlh.
stops dt L41a, Ashland as 70
lOrhville, DosWc.i. huluer
Clan, Penola. Muford, NJ oods-
Jane, Guinea, summit, tfruer-
lCksburs. br0OAe and WIDE
water Pullman care
o:o5 A. NJ. eommen.ei"s 'aaa ,.y 2o 96;
MarhugtOu. BaI4lno.r. PHIL
adelphia. ana Ne" YORK. The
N.w AuIk ana tluIuu spec
ca. composed entirely OF
Pullman Sleeping, bln.ns ana
Observation tula. no rAtfA
chang. Utuer IMAM r.bnltf
human iaie. Docs uot stop
,,.mu DAILY i.'' except sunday. for
A~'V Washington aad points Noith.
Stous at Llba. Glen Alen.
Ssfland boswell, Milford,
Ilsder.eksburrlg. -,d sro .oss -
conneoi4 with COMPRESSION
IJ-wlt-d az Washington
7:ss P. n. Daily ioT "a s,oSs St E, a
ASHLAND. boswell Milford,
fredericksburg, BROOKE ana
Underwater AMI DINER stations
sundays Sleeper Richmond 10
,np1vE fHSYTRp STREET STATION
eAdRNi Daily. stops az Widewaier
OH ~ "a Rr0oke, Frcdcrcksi urL, Ail-
ford. Dcs8oil, Asnilnt ana
Eiba. and other stations SUM
days sleeper New YORK. 10
.pu b biii,rS except Sunday STOPS
%'D 49, at Widcu alter, Brooke, frrd-
ericksburr. summit Guinea,
Woodslaue. Milford. penoia.
Hut .er Glen. boswell Iayiors:
e. l.If nd. F'cn 'Nrn nnd
Elba. Parlor Car from Wash
7.mpM paiiy Stops only o. FRED
NV = ~ erickshurg. boswell Ashland
aud Eliza. Pullman Cars rem
New York
o'S' Prooke. Frederlckshnrg. sum
init. Guinea. WoOf-IluH. Nile
ford Penoia. Ruthcr Glen,
boswell TayIorst .lle' ASH. anl'
Glen Allen. and Eioa- sleep
o.0p n i" tsoITmenclne January lIth.
IN lv except sunday ne sew
York and Florida Special.
Dos NOT stop 300 flN.. -..
ERgDERTCVsP'G ACCOMMODATES
DAILY Except sundayg
400 p n leave pSrd street sLalloN
e.Qn "a Arrive DNrf STREET o.iNpH
ASHLANr TD AIMS
DaUv Evc~nf Sunday
C.f2 A. NJ Leaves Flha-
800 p " Leaves Fila.
$40 a. " Arrives Eliza.
600 = NJ Arrives Flha.
4 TAvr or Traffic Manager
y. T d. MYEFs President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
work. RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
THE FANORiTE ROUTE NORTH.
- WE RICHMOND.

YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
THE FANORiTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
An - IA. NJ. 40, Dai4i.nere Linked.
7'0O dailv except Sundays. for West
Point. there making close euheellon
on Mondays. Wednesd1Ys iud ri-
cavs with steamer for baltimore
80 with Stage at Lester Manor Tor
WaikertOn and IappAldnuock on
tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays.
$40 =. NJ, No. 10. local express. Mon
~'o davs. Wednesdays, and Fridays, Tor
W., paint and intermediate sta
lions Connects With stage AZ Lester
Manor for WalkertOu and Tappahan-
49,. also. al West Point with
st@amer Tor Baltimore. Stops at all
zoo I''0iM 81. No. 40. local mixed
S'VV e A daily except Sunday from
Efeinia. street Station Tor West
POM 0nd Intermediate stations. con-
nSctine with stage az Lestor Manor
Tor Walkertou aud IaPPaninn9Sh'
Trains ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
~, AZ 10 A a M N. Wednesdays and fridays
500 oPPlSM ~. Daily except sunday from
Wv West Point and intermediate sra
oi lions. leave West Point at 500 r. NJ.
Nfo1nsd a' Wednesdays, and tridlys, and
eoeVi,f,n,,e al $500 y VI. Iussl AVS, Thurs
o@f III office al station foot ~ Virginia
.Iaot Omen from goo A. NJ. 10 ~ l..
n and from $3.50 7. NJ. 20 y 4. NJ. CRY
ticket Office DOC east Aa,,19 as'es rI,RK
J. N T;rsfre e Manager. Gen. Pass; Ab,nt.
,. '", ~ TNON. Tn rd Vice-Pres and
T. Sc,c,af Nanarcr Wash ng'on. y. G.
- w wrSrRURT. Trav. Pass. Agent,
- " 600 81 81 Mai street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
srCTuO~ ssLrs--F"'urs DAYS.
- oMMIssIoNERs AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE TRACT
of LAND.

In execution Of decree OF ,he S nI,ary
Court Of Uenrico county. ent"ltn "a -, ~
10 Isas. in the suit OF the ,i", 49,, VI cn,,
Mutuai building Fund ana Doliar t Sav-
inee pank against Gcrhardt ana otneIs'
/ will sell al pubic auction Oh INC prem
issS w;FennNrspAY. FEBRUARY ?; 1888;
o., o'cioek p. ~. all that TRACT OF
fam in uenrico county; on me sew
1on,roi poad bout six miles from Rich
n.nnd containing 193 acres more or less,
on which the late Christopher Gernarat
TERMS. one-third cash. balance IN
soua, ins.aliments at six and Twelve
vsNr,b, fron, day OF sale. deferred pay
,aents ~ be evidenced by neroiable notes
With interest added and title retained IN
IN ali nurchase money Is PAID or. az
n,,rchaser's onion for Ell cash.
P~' sTONEWALL J. boswell.
Special Commissioner.
rr,s.ses If the Mufral Building Fund q
Dollar Savings Ponk vs.. Geihart ana
others: In the Circuit Court OF henrico
ouTrt Broaddus. clerk Of said court.
oor.if,, mat the bond required Of the spe-
cia, Commissioner by decree In said
cause OF Jenuary -. 1885, has been duly
Given under my hand this q day OF
ftsob5tsas'S' i'''' Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
On Southern
-'- ON Railway

EFFECTIVE JAN. j., loJs'
1hAiNo L.AN r. l,tIltAi ~. ynrces
l2:UO uisht, No. IL, Sou1neln NM,
daily for Atlanta, Aue us'a @','
polnts south. sleeper hcnnond 10
DuuNllle Greensboro ''-''' , 80 b
Charlotte. Columbia az Sc go ~. '' 't
Sleeper opcn al .. 20 /. d. HlSPo @t
All stations between Jtcnmuu9 NIu
Danyile 20 taNe on and let OH pas
Connects AT Danviue. Salisbury,
and Charlotte Win the w d5ninskgh
and Southwestern Llmltcu go. oiI
carrying sieppets Ne" ivfh ~ h9"e-
Vile, hOt springs, Chattahiosd, ana
Nashville. heW lOIA tD Memplha.
New York to Sew Orlcans, New
York 10 Tampa. and hrsI-ci"s5 r"y
coach between W hsulis 1'" "t."
Memphis. I0nnec uons ate , U'ege
fCr ali points 10 texas ara anu,
MIA. Sleeper open tor occupancy III
30 =. NJ.
1900 noon. No. Z, solid train daily Tor
Charlotte, \. e.. connects FL Moer'
lev with Farmvlle uId Iownatau
raii DAD. Al kevsviNe tor Sl3i rs
Vile. Oxford henderson. and Dur
ham, and at Greensboro lor Dur
ham Raleigh. and W.nstoh-Salts n B
at Dalylle with 80. 30. United
states fast mail, solid train, ddliy
for New ORLEANS and points SCUM,
which carries s.eepers New YORK 20
New ORGANS and New York 10 Jack
souViile. Through Sleeper Sa-fpufy
10 Chattanooga also, Fuiiildl 70
ist sleeper every N con i'Ai9 ~ ~, ~.
ington 90 san Francisco without
GOO i. II. No II. local. daily except
SUNDAY, Tor AeysvIue anI int'rme-
TRAINS Arrive AT RICHMOND.
t:25 :. NJ From Atlanta Augusta.
Asheviile.
$40 A. NJ. from Keysville and local sta
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and G2. between Manchester ana
Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
n, RUsTEE's SALE
L OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ~ THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. FRONTING
20 FEET on THE NORTH SIDE
OF GRAHAM STREET.

BY virtue Of the provisions of a certain
deed Of trust dated June ). 1889, and or
rec ord i'm the clerks ONCE Of Henrico
County Court Dee l-Book III 3. mage 3i6
default having been made in the pay
ment Of the dabt therein secured. and be-
ing required 50 10 do. ] VIII sell by auc-
ton on the premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY T. 1S9S
al $50 o'clock p. NJ. The above described
property. fronting 90 feet on the north
side OF Graham street. and running back
10 feet on its eastern line 20 q 10 fOot
ally. its western line running back an
gulsrly 10 said ally. The rear OF said lot
being wider than the front.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sac
and 10 pay a note OF 5000 and interest:
balance upon terms 70 pc announced at
sale. JOHN W. THOMAS.
Trustee.
G. L. and II. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
feG-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
AUCTION sALEs--rhil nav.
BY J. Thompson Brown & c..
Real Estate Agenss and Auctoneers'
lib east Main street
A rrrNTIoN MANrFACTURERs!

A TTENTiON MANCfASioNAi'
TkusTEEs SALE OF A MANyEEAc-
OUTFIT Po OK rpN MITF E sxwi SHAFT
NO, BELTiNG; OFFICE FT TI;>;
soUTHEAsTf CORNER OF
WILLIAMS AND SEVEN
LOT rRoNTING 3 % FEET s. II NcpgEEs
BY Ir5 FEET: LARGE ONE,STokY
BRICK FACTORY. WOODEN
SHEDS. ETC.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from T. 7.
Crump q Co. 70 j Thomas Lawrence,
trustee (Richard A.. Smith substitute
trustee. by order Of the ShSsncery So tai
October 10. 1872. dated Sist day Of Oeto-
Der. 1896 and recorded In the clerk once
OF the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond Deadlock $50 p. page %. 10
in described. and default having been
made and being required by the benen.
Charles so 70 do I will proceed TO sell at
P"O''TT U 1esiiVl :" FSEPPnSRY S. ISIS.
at 1870 II NJ the Real Estate ard Per,
sonal Property described in the san deed
az follows:
"All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land lying and being in the city OF Rich
rrord. Va. at the southeast corner OF
Wi'l'ams ard Seventeenth streets. ana
bounded as follows. namely Commencing
al the southeast intersection Of Williams
and Seventeenth streets thence running
southwardly along the east line or sew
entoen'h street and fronting thereon 90
feet inches thence at right angles ana
between naralle lines. one 81 which runs
a'one the sou'h line Of Williams street
In an eastwardly direction l65 feet
"Also. All that To- n land lying and be-
ing In the city NJ Richmond. Va. on the
eos' line Of Seventeenth street between
williams and Green streets. commencing
90 feet inches south ~ Williams street,
thence running souihwardlX 81 teet.
thence back md between nara lei lines 100
feet being lot 332 I'm a plat recorded tn
Fenrico County Court. Plat Book 9. page
90"
Together with all the buildings AMI i'm
provements situated upon the real estate
above described. Bens the manufactur-
ing plant Of the said r. T. Crump q Co.
and situated at the corner OF Seven.eenl 3
and Williams streets. In said city OF
Richmond.
Also: One 25-horse power Erie City En-
CINE: / 35-horse-power Boiler; ! re saw;
4 Rip Saws; / Cut-O0 Saw; all Betting.
Shafting etc. And once Furniture. con-
sIstine OF Desk. Chairs etc. all used l.y
The said r. T. Crump & CO. IN connection
with their business. and now IN their rae
tory or on the lo' near the corner OF Sew
cn'ecnth and Williams streets. as afore-
TERMS: As to the real estate: one
third Q-3l cash and the balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months from the
date Of sale for notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed on said prop
erty: or all cash. at the oDtion OF the
purchaser. As to the personal property:
All cash. RICHARD A. SMITH.
Substitute Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
fee