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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
THE REMOVAL OF
THE ARTILLERY.
Fort Monroe Without Them Like a
Deserted Village
BATTERY FROM WEST EXPECTED
Several Carloads OF Heavy Guns ana
Ammunition Ready TO BE Unload
ed-Sn Hundred Gu SITS at
the Old Point Ho:els.
BATTERY FROM WEST EXPECTED

HAMPTON. VA. March lo.-Speclal-
Fortress Monroe seems almost like de-
serted village. Ths garrison has been
cut down ono half. leaving only four bat.
teries there-three having left on Thurs
day for the South and one last night for
Washington.
On both occasions hundreds Of people
had assembled at Old Point to give The
boys a send of. The scene AT times was
rather pathetic II reminding the oil er
citizens OF the times OF 81. While wait
Ing for the boat to arrive the band play
ed national airs and the crowds cheeied
Justify. The strains OF Dixie were met
with rounds OF cheers.
\ LIGHT BATTERY.
The battery OF light artillery ordered
here from Fort Riley. Kan. will PROB
ably reach Old Point tomorrow. giving
the fortress 2 complement OF five bai-
teres Several carloads % heavy guns
and ammunition are AT Old Point ready
10 be unoaded
There are upwards Of six hundred Wis
itors at the three hotels at Old Point.
CIRCUIT COURT
Circuit Court will adjourn to-day for
the term. Much business has been trans
acted. The docket was a heavy ono
as no Circuit Court has been he'd here FOR
year. Judge Blackstone will probably
hold n special term here in a few weeks
and clear UP the docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
DELIGHTFUL DANCE.
Youthful Folks Danced the Hours
Away and Enjoyed Feast.

A most delightful dance followed by a
sumptuous and enjoyable supper. was
given Thursday night al the residence
oI Mrs. Ginotd. on the WILLIAMSBURG
road. about two miles below the city.
and a splendid tins was had by those
who we're fortunate enough 10 be pres
ent.
The young ladies were Misses Katie
ONeiu. Josie Koran. Emma McGrfin.
Belle Stern, Katie Crayan. Minnie Rich
ardscn. Lena Doun. Nora OConnor,
Katie and Annie Kavanaugh and Nora
Clifford.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Arthur
Chandler, H. Ryan. b. Loretza, william
Snead. John Malone, j. Matthews S.
Sassetsr, w. Graham. NJ. Oakley and 81.
Morton.
The "old folks" present were Mr. and
Mrs. Oakley. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheelan.
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With . very effective speech. explaining

with very effective speech. explaining
the law.
lie was followed by Mr.. Holms Boyd
Tor the defendant. VIII osc speech was
about three hours. Mr.. r. T. Barton FOL
lowing. and At $50 the Court adjourned.
This morning Mr.. Barton concluded
his speech and at II 30 he was followed
by w. l.. Hccann MFR. Mccain fpeech
has been considered one OF the ab est
speeches ever attempted IN the court
house.
Many times during his speech tears
we're noticeable In the eyes OF the I'm
mense audience. as well as among the
Jurors No case since the famous muir
der case Of Rldenour has attracted as
much attention as this
People hocked from the country no'
from curiosity. hut from feeling OF IN
terest for the plainun.
The verdict Is considered by the ma
tority reasonable and Just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
Legal NOTICES.

VTRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND
Y EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. THE 2GfH DAY or
FEBRUARY 1898.
Jas VI. Taylor tltin-i.li
against
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association D..
~ CHANCER1.
The object OF this suit o. 90 have no
defendant company restrained nom i.-
claring policy OF the plaintiff an4 DO
o.nlls WAO may JON DOB tnc 7ai- ioiI.iiet,
10 require m0rtuary -ements To ba
reduced 90 a reasonable sum ana jog s.n-
era relief
And anidavit having been made 'nt
filed that H. a. Burnham s. president iNi
o D. Baldwin. Hillary Bell i. d. Ego. g.
waV. j. w. hr0m4u. John J. AchOI, o. 3D..
Harper. j. -. Weller ~. 10. WolsI .t g.
ID Eldridga. O.. W. Camp and N d.
Hume are directors on the Mutual r .ert.
rrrd LIE Assoc alton. and ilIl lur .llA
president and directors are non-ie- .lfil
al thc state OF Virginia, ihcf afe i'lN Il
To aproar here within hie.n DAYS 'I''r
dne nurIicat9n hereof and do what is
NECESSARY t0 protect their interests i.f.ih.
A cOpy-Testc: .- ...,
y. r. WINSTON C.crk.
VIM. l.. Royal p o.
.Nn tt.nfElf
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RAILROAD MORTGAGE.

The Richmond. Petersburg and Caro-
lima Company Record One.
PETERSBURG. VA, March l9-Spe-
Gallon. William r. McKenney. general
counsel OF the Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina Railroad Company. this after
noon had reoored IN the clerks Office Of
The Corporation Court. a mortgage OF the
company 20 the Mercantile Trust Com
pfrny Of New York. The mortgage con-
tains 1900 words ana covers all OF the
properly now owred or hereafter TO be
accrired by the company.
william T. Chapman. OF New YORK who
IS now IN the city. has the cor ract for
the construction Of the road and on Tues
dsy next ne will begin contracting for
material
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
ON a Pleasure Trim.

M Wilbur T. Davis. the president OF
he Davis Shoe Company. Is spending a
short time in Richmond. He left yes
terday with a PARTY OF friends. includ-
.!4, Aon. Joseph /. Lawlcss. 10 spend d
lay or two at his hunting and fishing
.Odge, on York river
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A FAMOUS ISLANDER SUIT.
REV. j. II. parlett Secures q Verdict
AGAINST John u Fries.

WINCHESTER. VA. March l9-Spe-
clal The fsmcus SANDER sui OF Rev. J.
u. Parlctt against John y. Fries which
has been M ~. rIess IN the Circuit Court
here since last SATURDAY. before JUDGE
Thomas w Harrison came TO close
to-day. the jury returning. ef-er being
out one agl quarter hours. with YER
diet for tho Main IN OF 500.
Rev. Mr. parlett Il a United Brethren
minister and q prominent resident Of the
county. but has FOR the nast wear hai
charge OF church In the Hagers' own
Circuit until the report that he was dis
honest and thief. reached the ears OF his
Pensioners. and they. losing confidence
requested him 20 resign the charge.
lie alleged that these reports originated
with the defendant. John H. Fries. MIR.
5'arlett sued Mr. Fries for 5000.
Over ono hundred Witnesses were ex-
knined.
Ns. John II. etsek opened the case
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THE NATIONS HONOR.
No Doubt as TO the Fact That the South
VIII Defend II.

A correspondent Of northern paper re-
ceived the following telegram last n ght:
Some fool editor on a Vienna paper
says this morning that II the United
States should excite revolt IN the Phillip
pines. Spain could revenge herself 10y
raising revolis In the American Southern
states. Please interview the Governor
and other SAFE officials. fnd out the eN-
act moment at which they will revolt
Governor Tyler made the following re-
ply:
think this is too ridiculous to notice.
Tho world knows the Southern STATES
would pluvs as tue as the truest In de-
Tending our national honor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
Commercial Guarantee Co.

Money 10 loan. S2j to 500 on stocks,
bonds. cash lie insurance policies COLI
laferaIs and good endorsement We ac-
commodate clerks and persons VINO Keep
ma hank account. Call and examine our
Auxiliary Savings Rank and take one
home with you Office hours on Satur-
DAYS o TO y. to : p. NJ. Onlce. Cham
"e' - mh2O-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
A BANNER WEEK.

Winston Sells over a Million Pounds Of
TobaccO-Railroad Bond Case.
WINS TON. n. c.. March 19-speclal-
This has been the biggest week in the
history OF the Winston tobacco market
over one million pounds of leaf were sold
for nearly ono hundred thousand dollars.
Judge McIver was too busy TO hear the
stoneville railroad bond case OF Lexington
yesterday. IL is 10 be heard before Judge
starbuck In Winston the date 20 be fixed
vet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
DR.. VANDERSLlCE BURIED,
Services Conducted 10y Bishop Gran
herv and Rev. j. Powell Garland.

SUFFOLK. VA. March s.-special-
The late Rev. DR.. George c. Vandersiice'
OF Richmond. was buried here to-day
The burial service was conducted by
Bishop CRANBERRY. Of Ashland and Rev.
J. = Garland. Of Norfolk.
A wagon load Of floral offerings ac-
companied tho remains from Richmond
Prominent minis ers from various cities
of virginia attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE Jo-HORsE-
mower Economic" boiler. as good as
new: and 40-horse-power engine APP 7
AT once n you want a bargain. Address
HORSE POWER care Leader Office.
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Rev. 3. s. Smith. president OF the
eoard OF Missions OF the Uni'ed Synod
OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church IN
the South. VIII hold services az tho
Trinity Lutheran Mission. on Twenty
ninth street. this evening at 8 o'clock.
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The Board to Meet

The rn"r'h"rs ~ 'he Board ~ Visitors
Of the Virginia Military Institute have
received notice that called meeting OF
that body oil be held at Lexington on
next Tuesday. March ed at IL A. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
lost AND FoUND.

lost or THURSDAY NIGHT-A COLD
CTICK-PIN. with blue enamel and in
itials A. 3. ~. +. either on Bar %
heights car. OF Clay street. between
Firet end Fourth. Finder will please
leave same at Si7 east Clay stree and
receive reward. mrh20-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

Mrs NJ. %. REYNOLDS. Trained Nurse
from New York. Ably Demonstrates
Hygienic Garments for Babies aud
Children.
During the past week Mrs. y. u. Rev
nolds, a professional infant nurse from
New YORK city has been delivering lee
lures before the graduating class Of the
University College and the various hos
pitfalls Of this city, on THE Proper Care
Of Babies
Mrs. Reynolds. very ably demonstrates
the merits OF ArnO.d's Knit Goods. which
are highly endorsed by our leading ply
siClans.
During the coming week Mrs. Reynolds
who Is a bright and obli6ing lady, Will
be located In the infants section, second
noor. " the Meyer store.
Messrs. Meyers carry complete lines
of the Arnold Knit Goods.
Flat cans Salmon 1oc Clothes Pins, 1c.
dozen al :. ulmans Som
Carolina Rice, 4c. pound; Barley &c.
pound. at 8. Uiman's Son.
Best Hams. &C. pound: Pure Lard
&c. pound. at S. Ulman's Son.
Rolled oats &c. pound; Rolled Oats, 5c.
package, at S Ulmans Son.
Bars Large soap for &C.; Lump
Starch. &c. pound, at S. Ulman's Son
. pounds Arbuckle's Coffee for l9c.;
Good Tea. 2Cc. pound at 5. ulman's Son.
Wine for Jelly. l0c. quart; Sweet Ca
tawba, Zoe. quart al s. Clman Son.
Granuated Sugar. &c. pound; Brown
Sugar. l-ec pound at s. Ulman's Son.
Bakers Cocoa. l0c can, Chocolate Sc.
cake at S. Ulman's Son.
Good Family Flour s. a barrel; Extra
Flour. 81. at s. Ulman's Son.
Good Tomatoes &C.. can; Good Corn sc.
can at g. Ulmans Son.
Clothes Pins &c. dozen; French Candy.
&C. pound. al S. Ulman's Son.
New Seedless Raisins &C. pound; Prunes
&c pound al s. Ulman's Son.
quarts Of Imported Sour Krout Tor Sc.
al s Ulmans Son.
Large Olives l0c. bottle; LARGE bottles
new Pickles. &c. at S Ulmans Son.
Condensed MIX &c. can, kaisins &C.
Mound NJ q. Ulman's Son.
LARGE Lemons. l0c dozen; sweet
Oranges. re. dozen. at S. Ulman s son,
New Figs &C. pound: New Dates &C.
pound at g Ulm2r's son.
II viii pay YOU 10 write or send Tor ore
OF our complete price lists, It's regular
money saver.
s. IIIMAN'S SON.
Uptown Sore COS - Marshah street.
Ola and New Phones, 81
Downtown Stores lS2o-R22 q. man
stree.-Old Phone, 2l6; New Phone o''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

A UCTToN SALE
~ OF A
VALUABLE FARM. CONTAINING 40
ACRES OF LAND. FRONTING on
THE PROAD ROCK ROAD.
MILES FROM MANCHESTER,
IN CHESTERFIELD CO, Va.
ALSO JERSEY COW. HEARLiNGS.
HORSE POWER DRAG AND CIR
GUAR SAW. BELTS. &C CEN
ERAL ASSORTMENT or
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
AND THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
EN- FURNITURE CONTAINED
IN THE TEN-ROOMED
DWELLING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
>~~~~.O-~-~.~.~-~~0 .~~~-~~-~~-~-~~~~
OFFICE OF
Chewing & Rose,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUc-
TIoNEERs,
en-. Tenth Street, Richmond, va.

To Our Friends and Patrons
Owing to tho depressed condition of bus
mess, and great shrinkage In real estate
values, we are unable 20 meet our obiiga-
tions as they manure; therefore we deemed
~ best. I'm order 20 protect our creditors, TO
make an assignment.
We keenIy appreciate tho fact that We
must begin life anew therefore we ear
nestly solicit the aid of our friends. and
feel that our success depends greatly upon
the continuance of their patronage, 10
whom W g pledge renewed energies and II
possibie. "a more vIgoi Gus prosecution +"
our business I'm the future than In the
past.
Hoping you win not desert Us In this, the
most trying period Of our life. and thanks
ing ono and all for their past fayors, We
beg TO subscribe ourselves,
beg to subscribe ourselves,
Most hopefully,
CHEWING & ROSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
MIR MANrFn..-Femnle.

WANTED. GOOD RELIABLE WWrG
woman 90 do house work Good homo
Tor right party. Apply fW north ffn
street. mn-I-l'-
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Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.

" PANY.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk.
Va. DAILY at 1880 Z. Nj
~ for New York direct. Pas
INrN seneers ave Richmond vi !
llGekN G. aud {. T.iiway $40 T.
~easSo~N M. or Il. and J.. railroad
III NzSN ~. and W. route), Q A. NJ
10 connect wlth steamer a.
NOtlOik
.fRrCT STEAMER leaves Richmond
tor New York. va James river, every
Nondav foassengeis and freiShV az L.
NJ Additional steamer tnelsnt anu
'.eraee passengers) leaves Richmond for
SS..oo~fofl, very Wednesday and Saturday
No'r.0lP NJ. connecting with main line
t ~ Tor New YORK.
80 ,,'TB s'ILY' EXCEPT SUNDAY, 3 Z.
"a, "a ecetwrfavs =. NJ. for Richmond
a.. ~ ga 70 nj or Norfolk.
prprC'r STEAMER via James River
-d1ts leaves every Saturday Wasseng rs
md and 'freighO. 500 = n. and freight, by
e'1@ via Norfolk Mondays and Wed
ossdays. sanings from companys pier.
II nor fnii information apnly 20
i'' JOHN V. NJ NYER, Agent.
1910 east Main street,
Richmond. va.
VI. Gui'laudeu. Vlce,President and
IRA Manager New YORK.
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Much EnitGr

Mr.. Thomas O'Connor. OF Louisiana
street. Fulton who has been quite ill for
some time. was reported by his physician
10 have improved last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID OF trust. dated March H. 1891, ana
recorded In Richmond Cnancery Co1r,.
fefanit having hcen made in the payment
of a portion Of the debt secured thereby
and having been required by ne ,.I 11rs-
nclary therein so to do will. On ~. "a
Al " SCH - ISIS. az . COS -
public auction the property conveyed
ihere'r-vi7 THAI c'r'a y 10 OF
LAND, with all improvements herton.
In the eli Of Richmond, va. tronllas
% feet on The west line or ~; la .. s.,eet
end running back between parable, Incs
~ feet. mo E or less o an aley. TEkM9
Cash. J. ID. CARNEAL. Trustee. mhl'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
By A. J.. Adamsor.
Real Is a .e Auc-iJncer,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE NICE LITTLE DWELLING, 80.
lOCs EVERETT STREET,
AND
THREE VERY ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING LOTS ADJOINING.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust from Nlr-
g.nia Boyle and husband. dated May l3.
1871. default having been made in the
payment Of the bond secured thereby.
and belng direc cd so 30 DO by thc noioer
thereof. viii SELL az public auction, on
FRIDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH,
1873.
NJ 4:9O o'clock p. NJ. he above pr0Dertv,
which fronts 132 feet on the southern
line OF Everett street, al the corner OK
Eleventh S rect The house Us a CONE
Portable cottage, containing 4 rooms, lne
lots are well located, IN dos raOie
ncighborhoOd viii sell tho prOpc'y as g,
whole or win divide II, as may seem che
best al the sale.
TERMS. Cash sufficient TO pay costs
Of executing This trust. taxes dt any On e)
and 20 pay the sum OF S13iUJ which ~
the balance due on said bond The ball
ance on such terms as VIII be announced
az the sale. \. J.. ADAMSDN.
mh1s-lt Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

LIE NOEL" BON AIR, VA. THIS Sc
lect. convenient and healthiui resort,
ready FOR business juno lst. Parties
making summer rlans VIII 90 Msll %
Broad street. Richmond. Va, or address
Ron Air Il. O. Va mrhA-it'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
CLOSE GAME.

Married wen Sthnu u hSUius' ON
81 Men" and Beat Them.
The Fulton Social and Athletic Club. g
most popular organization OF young men
has organized two baseball teams. ana
yesterday they played a match game
he Married Men ating the single
Men" by score OF l6 TO Is. The game was
played on the r. f. Lee grouAus.
ms club Is getting into splendid condi-
ZION. and their clubhouse VIII In few
days be we'll furnished with compiei
athletic appliances and apparatus.
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AuCrInN SALFS---M ondny.

AUCTION sALEs---Mondny.
~S~~~~-~~->~<o~~-~ ~-~-~-0-,-- - = ~~7-'~'~"
BY Geo. n. Valentine. Auctioneer'
office at residence. 7o4is east Leigh street.
AUCTION SALE zs.~ss1
FINE RUGS. ONYX TABLES, CHAIRS,
sILvERwARE, sc.
At the reoues. of the parties interested;
will sell. AT public auction at No. Cog
east Broad street,
MONDAY. MARCH 2i. 1893,
commencing At 1880 a, ~. large and
Handsome COLLECTION OF Lamps. Musical
Instruments. Toilet Ware China ware.
Chairs. ONYX Tables. Rugs. Portieres. S.-
verware. &c. etc These goods all new
ana desirable. and were bousht 70 use ~
premiums before the recon act OF the
Legislature prohib'tirg. the use OF trad
ing checks. Sac positive
TIT Nc Cash
STORE FOR RENT: r-,.-,,--
,ur- s,,ot Auctioneer.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1898.


the premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH % 1898,
nj Il O'Clock n, his farm. containing I'D
acres. fronting on the cd Broad Rock
Road and Pocoshock Creek. One-l1li
the land IS cleared and I'm cultivation. the
other Is in oak and pine woods. excel enc
farming land and there IS very large
quantity Of wood on the property. The
Improvements gre ten-roomed dwelling
large barn. i0xi0; chicken-houses. sc.
About two acres in orchard. A good llrn,
in a desirable neighborhood. and close %
town II should command your attention.
II will be sold
TERMs:-One-third cash and the bal
ance IN one. two and three years, de-
ferrcd payments bearing interest and
secured by deed OF trust
Immediately after selling the farm, Will
sell the personal property as above. the
terms on which ore CASH
It' a. J.. ADAMSON. Auci1neer.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrEp--rrmaie.

LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES Po,
siiion in dining-room or as nousehSe ~,
in hotel for summer; mountains or sea
side. Permanent position preterIen
Best OF references. s. D. Times oo one, ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

EI-|UIII- NTT0l " IsIS-
THE BOARD Or VISITORS or THIS
institution win assemble n he COLLEGE
huuDlng on THURSDAY. April 81. l1Js,
clecting q professor 20 the Chair or Dig
ta-.s ol .ns Eyo. rar and Throat made
vacant by the death of PROBES or
Charles 81 Shields NJ. j.. Card dates
for tho position will forward their APP
pllca ions and ties mouiais 90 ca is.o-
Diner Tompkins N. D.. Dean OF the
Faculty. J. b. McCAW w. NJ. -,
President Board OF Visitors.
Daniel p. Taiiey S. rotary.
mh2O2B 4J-ap}.j. 40 10 - Il II 20
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TRUSTEES SALE

81 AltiA NAAf
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FRONT
ING 81 FEET @ INCHES
OK THE
SOUTH LINE or DtivAL STREET.
BEGINNING
i64 FEET . INCHES EAST OF ST.
JAMES STREET
ALSO, THE lot ~ REAR OF SAID
PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated feo-
ruary IL 1893 and Of record in y. Is. l'@
a. rage 20 IN Richmond Chance'y oouI @
I will sell bv auc ion. on the pieml'ea' %
THURSDAY. MARCH e. ISIS.
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. the IMPROVED REAl.
ESTATE above described. fronting 81
fcet g inches on Duval street. ana run
ming back 1913 feet 3 Inches. also, tne
LOT in rear Of said property, tfontia s
20 feet on an open space, ana running
back s. feet TIE improvement s cor st
Of three dwellings and shop all I'D nice
order.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses. OF sale
and to pay a note Of 5000 and inter 50 ,
balance upon terms to be announced az
sale. 1. l. Dh-HD y,
CT. & HI. Denocn. Auctions'rt -
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AZ the request OF the owner. who IS de-
termined 20 sell. we will offer az public
auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MARCH -. fS9S.
AZ o clock h. NJ. the very desirable two
story detached DWELLING. No. 2i0i
west Mat1 street. containing seven rooms
all In nice order. The dwelling is COM
Farauvely new. and exceptionally well
built and being Immediately on the car
me. and in a rapidly improving section,
or investment
lEhMS. Easy and announced At sale.
c. l. & II. l.. DENOON.
mrh-O AuctiOncers
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,nrh2O-lt'

TIE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE
stockholders OF the NOrthside Land
company Will be held AZ the state Bank
or Virginia on WEDNESDAY. April
9Th, a. o'clock r, ", -
A. +. MOSBY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
rrbC-eu On th15t
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY c. l. & n. l. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
81 east Main street.

- ALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
- or THE
AT RACTIVE TWO-STORY DETACh'
ED DWELLING, NO. 2ioi WEST
MAIN STREET.
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At the request OF the owner we viii
SELL al DubIio auction. ON the premises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1875
NJ $50 o'clock i. NJ that SMALL
FRAME STORE. 40. 322 Brook avenue.
having a front OF % fee. 10 inches. and
running hack lie ween irregular lines tina
meet The southern Of said lines Is -
feet. This property has always been oc-
cupied. and viii pay G good rental on the
~ o'ciock y NJ. that TWO-sTORY
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. 1921
north Second stree containing 3 rooms
with lot from ing IS feet 3 inches and
running back between lines not parable.
about 81 feet inches 10 am alley 10 feet
W he. With "A few repairs this property
will yield a good income and pay well
as an Investment
TERMS: ~ sale.
uohl0-fd Auc loneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

MUsEUM-IN THE
Dayis Mansion. corner Twelfth and
Clay. IS open TO visitors daily from o A.
N 20 r p. VI Admission, DC, except
on SATURDAYS when 10 Is Free 20 ne
public. Annual membership ticket 81.
which admits the older at all times;
life membership ticket. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
A UCTION SALE

A UCTIoN SALE
n OF
4 SMALL FRAME STORE on WEST
SIDE or
BROOK AVENUE. NEAR MARSHALL
STREET. AND
4 TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on
WEST s DE or SECOND NEAR
COUNTS STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

Nv c. l.. & II. J.. Den0ol,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
S2l Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

ONice Of TIE
Mutual Assurance SO-ie.y u virginia,
Home ouIce bundlHg. "a r.. pa % 2Lso
Richmond. March 20. 1898
THE ADJOURNED li ,EI,NG. or -.
r. fers OF % society Of November <,
1Sg7. win be held at tnis Office 81 80
i'y'' VI
EDWIN A. PALMER,
mho0-suft 1-e---.'. D.
Richmond Va, March %. lsgs.
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMbERS
of Aurora Lodge. No. rs l. o. U. F.:
Vou are hereby requested 10 meet ct
Elicit Hall. Fifih aad Marshall streets
SUNDAY. MARCH the goth. az 1890 p
NJ. 10 pay The iasi sad rites OF respect
to the remains Ok our departed bro her.
81 Dlckerman. Funeral from the house,
No l09 south Second street at p. NJ
BY order OF The Noble Grand.
b. q. GARNER.
mrh2O-lts Secrc airy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

BY John T. G0ddin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc iOneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20
10y VIRTUE OF A cERTA1N DEED

BY J. D. Carneal Real Es aie Agen and
Auctioncer, llCG cas- Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20

At the request Of tho owner Mr.. F. w.
Crumb. will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on