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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
MEETING OF COLONIAL DANES.
Interesting Papers Read Mt the SEES
sion Yesterday-sociaI Features.

The Society of Colonial Danes met at
the home of Mrs. John Addison, on Park
avenue. yesterday afternoon. There was
no important business To transact on this
occasion.
The president. Mrs. Herbert Augustine
Claiborne. presided. and also gave a most
interesting account Of the recent Ma
tional Council of Colonial Danes, III
Washington. Eighteen new members sent
I'm applications for membership ana were
accepted
Two papers were read, one by Mrs.
James Lyons. on Colonial Times, pelhg
more especially 81 account or the con-
stitution of the House of Burgesses ana
the personnel Of members OF the nrst
House. This papA was full OF interest 10
the Danes. and 1rs. Lyons also charmed
them with her exquisite style or reading
The second was an ancestral paper, by
Mrs. Coulling on Richard Henry Lee,
her grandfather. five degrees removed,
and i'm the paper high tribute was paid
10 various members Of the house OF Lee,
including General FitZhugh Lee. rms
paper was admirably read by Mrs VIII
liam r. Robins
After the reading Of the papers. receiV-
ing the eighteen applications, and voting
10 Mr.. Upshur for an ancestral paper on
Governor Yeardly." presented by MN
IN the Society of Colonial Danes. the
guests had time 10 enjoy the lovely
flowers and CeaCratiOns Of the drawing
rooms and dining-rOom Of Mrs. ADDISON
beautiful home The flowers OF the season
might be found OF various tints IN The
halls and dra wing-rooms-sWeet peas
wild honeysUckle roses. and carnations
but i'm the dining-room the colOrs OF the
society were seen, not only In the Droad
bands Of pale-blue and gold satin RIBBON,
but also in the flowers In the centre OF
the table a large cut-glass bowl OF but
tercups and blue wild flowers formed the
chief ornament. but these lovely howers
might be seen peeping from most obscure
and unexpected corners. The dinng-room
decorations were not only appropriate,
but truly artistic.
Among the guests were Mrs Herbert
Augustine Claiborne, president; MIS-.
Charles Washington Coleman. first vice
president: Mrs. NJ. +. Peasants, second
vice-prosident: Mrs. Philip \. Bruce,
recording secretary; Mrs. Petertield
Trent. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George W. Mayo. treasurer; Mrs. w. d.
Thomas, historian; Mrs. Howard Hose,
Mrs. Meredith Montague Mrs. William I.
Robins. Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. Coulling,
Mrs. Gideon Davenport, Miss Wade, Mrs.
A. b. Camm. Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Mrs.
Woodward, Miss Julia Mayo Mrs. James
T. Drake. Mrs. Junius Morris, Mrs.
Thomas Alfriend. Mrs. Lafferty. Mrs.
William Mayo Mrs. Dr. Oppenhimer,
Miss Anne Boykin. Miss Nellie Boykin,
Mrs. Malvern Patterson. Mrs. Ann Jones
Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs.
Charles V. Darlington, Mrs. LandOma
Dashiel, and Miss Helen Montague
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through the window. carrying the sash
with him. Mr. Marshall was slightly
cut on the hand by the flying glass.
After the man escaped an alarm was
GIVEN and the people in the neighborhood
locked for the burglar but he could not
he found. In his hurry TO leave the room
he left his coat and hat light derby.
Mr. Marshall does not think he could
identify his man If he saw him.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Yesterday was registration-day pre-
eeding the election on the 18th OF this
month.
Mr.. II. J. Bolton, of swansboro', con-
tinues quite i'll.
Miss Essie Nelson, OF New York, is Wis
iting her uncle, Councilman IL. c. Nelson
on Fifteenth and Decatur streets.
Mr.. James NJ. Lipscomb. or CreWe' va
is I'm the city, visiting his father, captain
James y. Lipscomb.
Mrs Mary +. Belcher is quite i'll at the
home of her son. Mr. \. G. Belcher, at
No. l2s east Eighteenth street.
Miss Ethel Harding. who mas been
speuding the winter in Caroline county.
teaching school has returned TO her
home. in this city
MIR. Charles +. Snellings OF Norwood
n. c.. who has been visiting friends IN
this city. has returned home.
Messrs. Henry Buell. and j. Curtis
Gary. two young businessmen OF Tar
boro'. y. c.. are in the city, the guests Of
their uncle. MIR. George W. Gary. OF
north Porter street.
Mr.. Robert G. White has gone 10
Bremo Bluff in Goochland county, where
he will engage I'm business.
Judge q. A. Hancock has completed the
docket OF the Prince George Circuit Court
and will hold the Circuit Court OF Nanse-
mond county on Friday next. On the
coming Monday he will open the regu-
lar term of the Chesterfield Circuit
Court. There L. very large docket
which will claim his attention. There
win be no criminal cases before him.
Mrs. c. +. Conley. of nos Porter street,
left Monday night on the 1880 train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio via Cincinnati.
for st. Louis. Mrs. Conley Is the dele
gate from both Manchester and Char
lotte (N. CO divisions OF the @. i. a. TO
the Convention which conyenes In ST.
Louis. She is also invited TO take part
In the public reception. which Will be
given Jointly 10 the Il. OF l.. Il. and G..
/. A.
The case OF Robert Bailey. charged
with stealing n COW and horse from
Major Joseph Walker, continues In the
County Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO.

way to an entertainment. and when near
Mrs. Peterkin's residence, she was taken
i'll with an affection of the heart, and
knowing Mrs. Peterkin, went into the
house She soon became unconscious,
and though the best Of medical aid was
summoned she passed away about mid
night. Miss Cole, during her stay in
Richmond. had made many warm friends
10 whom her death came as a personal
grief. Singularly attractive in face
sunny in disposition, gentle in word and
manner, cultivated. and, withal. charm
ingly natural, she soon made those who
met her frequently feel as if they had
known her all during Of her young life
and established a claim to their affec-
tions. Her father reached the city last
evening. and at 1890 last night the re-
mains were taken TO Cincinnati. the
former home of the family, for interment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
The SimpIins-T&ibe COmpany,

Quite large audience witnessed at the
Acad ny of Music last evening the third
performance of the Simpkins-Fabel
Comedy Company. the bill being THE
Lost Heiress," comedy drama of much
interest and pathos. The dramatic efforts
of the company were literally applauded
and the specialties introduced by the Hills
were encored several times.
Tonight Dumas's masterpiece, Monte
Cristo," will be presented. The company
has been generally credited in other
cities as being at their best in this play
and judging by what has already been
seen of their dramatic ability, there is
no doubt that they are capable OF doing
the play and its author justice. The
company plays at popular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
ACREAGE IN WINTER WHEAT.
Average Condition of Wheat, Rye,
and Spring Pasture.

WASHINGTON. May 1O.-The May re-
turns TO the statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture show the acreage in
winter wheat TO be 81 per cent. greater
than the acreage last year, the compari-
son being not with the acreage harvested
in 1897. but with that sown in the fan of
1896. While there is an increase of rs
per cent. in Kansas and more or less In
crease is shown in every Southern State,
and also on the Pacific coast, the large
expansion thus indicated Is TO some ex-
tent offset by decrease of per cent. in
Indiana, per cent in Ohio IL per cent.
in Iowa, - per cent. in Missouri, and l6
per cent. in Illinois. The average condi-
ton of winter wheat is S6.5. against S0.2
OH May LIST of last year.
The average condition OF winter rye is
9i5. as compared with 50 on May LIST of
last year.
The average condition Of spring pasture
Is sl.9, against 93.4 at the corresponding
date in 1897
The proportion OF spring ploughing usu-
ally done by May LIST is 75.S per cent of
the whole amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED. -MURAT HAL
steads Great Yearbook, our Country
in War All about armies. navies'
coast-defences, Maine disaster. Cuba,
war with Spain. and relations with for
eign nations. Nearly 500 pages. All writ
ten since Maine disaster. Magnificent
colored illustrations. Agents making $40
TO $50 per day No experience necessary.
Most liberal terms guaranteed. twenty
days credit: price low. freight paid.
Handsome outfit free. Send nine 2-cent
stamps to pay postage EDUCATIONAL
UNION, 32i Dearborn street, Chicago.
nv t0-lm
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FOR SALE.

ron SALE. AT MRS. H. 5. SHORTS
farm Cismont. Albemarle county, Va,
Campbell Station. one large, sound par
of MULES: several well-bred HORSES;
broke young. For further Information can
al the above-named place. my lew
FOR SALE. COUPE CARRIAGE AND
GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND HAR-
NESS Also PHAETON. BUGGY. AND
HARNESS. and other trappngs. VIII sell
cheap and on easy terms 20 quick buyer;
Apply TO ". :. QUINN, ll2 west Broad
street NY o-oN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11

ihere has not been sadder death IN
sni,ohnoho Tor a long time than that OF
.n'sS hhzhDeth Cole, which occurred Mon
Ye % nsnt az the residence of Mrs.
Peterkin, on Leigh street. Miss cois,.
nome wac In East Orange n 7 In,
she had been on visit Of some weeks
" AIRS. Edward L. Valentine. OF Rich
Monday evening. while on her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
,9@!(S!jHEE:k!|.G9|
prnrEcT-FITTING LAEEs' Shirt
WAISTS.

WAISTS.
The most perfect in point OF material
STYLES. shapes. and ut.
sh,~t- yvotsts at sqc.. made OF the best
one nercaie high standing. detached col
lars. blouse fronts this season S s'Sie'
a regular 69c. waist. .,
Waists at 25c.-Perfect fitting' run s isen
dered. all sizes. 100 styles 10 Sei ne.
from. with White or SELF coioicu' -"
tached collars. ,.,.
,odios, waists. of imported jaconets.
JriSb lawns French batiste WIN
tucks across the front, only 09c'
Very stylish Waists at q. So ana ,,,1do gsci
made of the newest finest lihP ',io ~
materials. in Madras cloths che'io'''
dimities, piques, ETC. I'D
Handsome waists, Of French Wei's 's 81
piques. in solid colors or "ni''' 90 -
$50. and $1.SS ,
-, now TOW THESE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
" ANTED,

A FIRST-CLASS COLORED DRIVER.
10 take charge Of gentleman's pleasure
horses. Must understand care of vehicles,
harness. &c. Must be of good appear
ance, pleasant address, single, and not
over 80. Address, with full particulars,
Box o. RovdtOn Va my l0-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
W A\TEcD.

A YOUTH WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
Art of Printing sufficiently well 10 print
tasteful Bills of Fare, to go TO one of the
Virginia Springs for the summer months.
Address. with references as 10 character
and ability. PRINTER, Dispatch office.
my S-3t'
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REWARD OFFERED.

Mayors Once
Richmond Va. May lN
800 REWARD OFFER a hh N 'N"',
OF $500 for the arrest and conNltN n
the murderers ~ Policeman ROD 40
Austin. RICHARD a. IA 49,
my est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED FOR "AAIERICA's
Battle for Cuba's Freedom" Contains all
about Spain. Cuba, armies, nayies, and
war. Graphic description of Dewey's
famous victory and his full biography
Big book; 800 large pages. Tremendous
demand. only $50. Commission 80
cents Bonanza for agents Thirty days
credit Freight paid Outfit free. Write
quick. THE DOMINION COMPANY,
Department IL. Chicago. my S-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
BY c. II. oliver, Auctioneer.
TOY DIRECTION OF MRS. NJ. '
II RERRY

who IS removing from the city | VIII sen
ar 10 sol west Main street, at 1890 \. NJ.
TO-DAY
a small lot Of Fine Furniture. embracing
cne Very Fine Walnut Chamber SUIT; one
Superb Wardrobe of walnut with french-
sells carpet Upholstered Rockers. Gas
Ueating-Stove, Utensils. Shades, &c.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
,,,,,t Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
n Is The ri line for
a Stormy Store.

The forced selling from every quarter makes 100
100. o,I;or Good fortune through every gateway;
We lines of suffs at half their cost Ihey come anu ~ w
YOU appreciate = 1;rr Tho store is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
COTTON WASH FABRICS.

Think It's possible 10 produce them at
that? Surely not. Reading Of them Is no
way near like seeing them. The tempta-
ton is in the stuffs.
peai French Chambrays finest import
cd full double width, in all the soma
coiors' costing S5c. a yard, for l9c.
Imported Organizes, in all the ne" ue-
signs. 25c. grades. for S-ic.
ne 1910 Yard-Wide Percales, In
newest styles, for 3-ic. -,..,..
Scotch Lawns. In all the new colorings
and designs for 3-4c.-6c grHd B;o,,os
New Fancy Plaids and Checks in Plques'
2Dc. quality. for S-ic.
& 200 wards Solid Black Batistes ana Or
CANDLES the finest imported ones;
costing 25c.. for $-4c-a iuil me q, OF
ali coiors. costing 16 To l9c., FOR 5-iG;
Fmbroide-ed Swiss Mulls, 25c. ones, all
colors. for 93-ic.
SILK Organdie. usually SOC, for SOC.
White English Long Clolh' ll p4eceS up
- M ,-orde for & 1-4C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
WANTED,

AT ONCE, AN EXPERIENCED BUSH
Gilman. Steady employment. Call on or
address BURK & CO.
my ll-lt 1908 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
George W. Mayo. Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF YALUABLb
n TOBACCO MACHINERY. ,.-.,,.
THE MAJ va
RING PLANT OF ID. q. MAlo N''

AANs0 IL 4 lisNI III go
RING PLANT OF ID q. MAlv '
RICHMOND, VA.
As substituted trustee In a ccrltIl. ~ H..
OF trust from -. G.. MAYO a 90"
bert Whittet. Sr. trustee. daitl r,,
1897. and recorded I'm the Cnaltei. -.
of Richmond In Deadlock lp .-'.,
1858. / shall. In execution OF 3alt IN
deed offer for sale at public aA
the premises. No. 2s3 east tin s"..'
Richmond Va. at n o'clock a. Ai'
FRIDAY. MAY -. lsya
the following-named MACHINERY, con-
posing the entire manufacturing 10y III,
the said ID. c. Mayo a Co, auu ...-y
operated by them I'm drying
and grinding tobacco stems tor l-' ,lfi.
ket-i e.. / Patent Dryer. : Sl'hi ,...,.,
Fans. besides Line Shaitns
Belts, steam Pipe and all oin'l ,.-,.
chinery and appliances used in lN' ..s
ton OF said plant except lNr e..
boiler. elevator. end line snal.I- Ia,
longing to the building. THIS m'
will first be offered as a wnplf' .i-'
rare opportunity 20 purchase
valuable manufacturing plant WIZ
cost g 90 To equip. . tfa
TERMS: Cash sufficient to 81.
costs OF executing this trust tN.' -
rent $40 and 90 discharge on. /, a,a
$50 still due on a certain hoNo '.
secured by said deed. balance, H " ,5.
six and twelve mOntnf OF an cash. POI.
option OF the purchasr ..,,,-.,v
my s-5t substitute lL---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
WANTED,

MAN OR LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
to travel and appoint agents; so per
month and expenses. II. w. ZIEGl.ER
* CO. 22O Locust street, Philadelphia.
my T-Ga SuG. NI2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11

Mrs. Charles Washington Coleman, OF
Williamsburg. is the Auest Of Mrs. NJ. +.
Peasants.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

PRINTER. WHO Is a COMPETENT
makeup; must be fast and painstaking.
Only sober men need apply. Salary mode
rate. Address "P.," Dispatch office.
my ll-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
THIS LINING STOCK


need. We make no restrictions except
that they are for our public, and to be
sold at retail only.
2-vard-wide German Table Linen Tor
$50; others for 10 TO Doc.
scotch Table Linen for 3jc.; yards
vide for Soc; others costing up 10
dinner Napkins for 79c.; the s2.75 ones
Turkish Towels. the large 5lx2}-inch
size. usually Csc. for lOc; small SIZE
usually Sc, for Sc.
Bleached Cotton Towels fTinged. good
and heavy. for Sc. each.
1Sy3l-jnch All-Lnen Towels for &c.
IS and 38c. Huck Hemstitched Tor loc.
r0-iuch Furniture Linens for &c.
Linen Glass Towelliug, in all colored
and size checks. for &C.
lS-inch Bleached Heavy Absorbent
Crash for Sic.
Linen Soaring DamaSk. coloied centre
or White. for l9c. a yard.
THE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT.
1-Burner Gas-Stoves for lOc.-usually
Gas-Tubinc. all lengths, for 31-2c.
foot-cquals any Zoe. kind.
3-PIv Garden Hose. guaranteed. Tor &C
a foot: same Hose, wire wrapped, for
S1-2c. a foot.
1O-quart Indurated Wood-Fibre Water
Pals for 25c
Three-Fold Oak Silkoline-Flled Screens,
nearly feet i'm height, for Sl.3S
TRANSPARENT Pictures of the battleship
Maine. before and after the explosion,
for l0c each.
s. oak or Mahogany Parlor-Tables for
$50
POO French China Templates. nicely de-
coratcd for &c. each-usually 20c.
81 and S125 English Embossed Jardi-
nieres to be sold for 4jc.
sc. Delft China Cups and Saucers for
Sc pair.
Children's Go-Carts for $3.50, were -
Nursery Refrgerators. charcoal filed
and lined with galvanized Bessemer
steel. for $3.50.
Natural stone Water Filters, 7-gallon
size for s. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
PRICE=MAKING.

2-gallOn water COOlcIS, CHdICodi h'i'N'
for Csc.
2-uuart Japanned Sprinkllng-Pots Tor &C.
Walnut Stained Doors, with best Black
wire cloth. 1870. and upwards
SMALL WARES.
Spool silks, colors and Blacks. for ! l-2c'
spool.
Pearl Buttons for 1c. dozen.
900 pounds best 25c. grade Linen WI.
ing Paper for Sc. pound to-day.
l LOT Tooth Brushes. worth from 10
121-2c, for &c. each.
Pure White CASTLE Soap, large CAKES
for 1c. cake.
Ladies' lOc. Al-Linen Collars for &c.
Ladies' God-Filled Cuff-Pins Tor &C.
pair
Velvet Binding yards for lc.
SHOOK Corset Steels. always &c, Tor SC.
STAMPED DUCK SPj-ASHERS,
LARGE DESIGNS. FOR 5c.-AT THE
ART COUNTER.
Ladies' Cun-Pns. i'm silver or gilt,
usually 1jc.. for &c. pair.
Stick-Pins. with United States rag
waving, for sc.
Large spools Embroidery SILK for &c.
spool.
Dressmakers' Kid Cambrics, all colors
and Blacks, and fun pieces, for 2'-Sc'
ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-11
HUNDREDS OF PIECES AND KINDS
OF SILKS

as silks were never sold before. These
few to show sample prices:
70 and SIC. Swivel Brocades. in IA diff
ferent color combinations, for 0'c'
Black Satin Duchess Pompadour, this
seasons newest designs, the quaIlty
that sells usually for 81, VIII be o9c-
Colored FouIards. for summer dresses,
that sold heretofore for 49c. yard, for
DC. yard now. - c,,,- On
inches wide, for DC yard.
SO-inch Black Imperial waterproof !oe od IN
Colored Swivel Grenadines is different
colorings 10 select from sold hereto
fore for $l19 a yard. for 75c. yard.
Lustreless Black Armure. - lncnes
wide the usual Soc goods Tor oSc'
Rack Corded Pekins. with beautiful
mstre. new for skirts, worth Sl.25
yard for Sc a yard.
An Extra Heavy Striped Taneta' sofa
heretofore for CSC. a yard, for 55c. a
yard.
READy-MADE THINGS TODAY.
A great special sale, with enough price
inducements to interest every family in
Richmond.
10 BLACK Brocaded Skirts, full width,
velveteen finish, cost $l.z5 10 make, 10
be sold for Sc each.
one lot Fine CrepOn Skirts new cut, all
lengths, for s. each.
Black BrOcaded Mohair skirts, new pat
terms. best g values, for Sl.42 each.
Well-AIade Skirts. on fine Siclllan, IAN
pleated back, for 500 each.
Very High Lustre Skirts. tucked, TOT
$50 each.
Black Bayadere Silk skirts, new fan
back for $3.50 each.
Golf skirts at 1913, made of Tan che
viot circular cut, stitched; others up
to $40.
SILK WAISTS.
Black India Silk Waists. full blouse,
woke back lined for $3.50 each.
BLACK and Colorcd India SILK waists, en-
tire waist and sleeves tucked, Tor
Si.73.
Fancy Taffeta silk Waists. in plaid and
stripes. for 1896 each; others up 10 SlE.
CHILDREN'S DAINTY PlQUE REEF
ERS AND COATS. i'm Whlte, PINK
and Blue, trimmed with emDroldeiS
box pleated, for 81 each.
Stylish Pique Short Coats IN all me
new colors. handsomely trimmed with
embroidery. from S2.9S TO $50 each.
Infants Silk Cloaks. handsomely en-
broidered, for A.s9 each.
NEAT WRAPPERS, of lawn and per-
Gale. braid trimmed yoke, at soc.
Best Percale Wrappers shoulder capes.
belt. trimmed. with embroidery, for
81 each.
Stylish Organize Negligee Sacques, elab-
orately trimmed with lace ana ribbon,
for S2.9S each.
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AUCTION sALEs-rss.,. a..

WHEN REAL Estate is soi -
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ~ ~ nv
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAfna LsS.
VENDEE Ihs
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BY J. ID. Carneal.
Real Estate Agent and Auct.0reer
ll0G east Main street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
Il or
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING OF
THIRTIETH STREET.
BETWEEN II AND $ STREETS.

BY virtue Of "a certain deed of trav.
dated September % 1884. and recorded IN
HenricO County Court Clerks office N
Deadlock III \. page 49, default hlWrs
been made i'm the payment OFF portion
of the debt secured thereby and having
been required by the beneficiary tlcUl
so 10 do. ! will. on
FRIDAY, MAY 80. l@N
at 5 o'clock =. NJ. on The premises pro.
coed 20 sell by public auction tle PRO.
PERTY conveyed therein-tlz. THAT r,
of land. with Improvement thereon. ID
the county Of HenricO. fronting a tei
on the west line OF Thirue,h street 4-l
running back l33 feet.
This property is in "a good locality
which makes 10 very desirable iof ren'.
ing purposes. and well suited AS hon.
TERMS: Cash sufficient t0 pay al
costs Of sale. an taxes 90 day NJ SALE
and debt of iil3.3s and the residue y
the money no circuit
twelve months, for negotiable notes Ri.
interest added. and secured by deed o.
trust on the property ..-..,
my S-tds trustee
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vENDEE .......-.............--.......
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COURT SALE % By Fh AUCTION
VALUABLE PLANT
Vulcan Iron Company,
AND ALSO
THE TOOLS. MACHINERY. ETC.
BELONGING THERETO, SITUATED IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VA,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BYRD
STREET. EXTENDING FROM
SIXTH TO SEVENTH
STREETS.
In execution of two DEGREES, entsfeur,,
resnectively January q, 1880, ana apii,
20 iSeS i'm the suits Of Citizens BANK v.
Richmond vs. Vulcan Iron company Iii
ais and IN. w Bowe VS.. same, v
seI by public auction. on the prehii's''
on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, $685.
beginning at II O'Clock NJ, the LAEuEt;
FOUNDRY AND MACHlNE-sitOIo oee
the Vulcan Iron Company, irohtIns ~
feet on the south side of BYRD s,reer "n nn
extending back between SlNln oast
the west and Seventh street on thv
1853 feet inches. The buildings Consis So "
the usual complement necessary 10 S w,
duct a general OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R
ness. including storage-rOom anu JIM, Sc.
This is a large lot in the centre Oh thy
CITY. close 10 the depots, ana Is wen
suited for any enterprise requiring iai
space. .,t
Immediately after the sale OF the reai
estate, / will sell the MACHlN EN1
TOOLS. etc. consisting In part OF one
45-horse-power Engine, one lVV-hol,ss
power Engine one S0-horse-power B0lier'
one l0-inch Train or Rolls (completeb
Nut-Machines and Bolt-Cutter, etc. etC.,
catalogue of which will be furnished upon
application. 49,,
TERMS: For the real estate. one thlrd
cash. and the residue at six ana tweNe
months for notes with interest auucu'
and secured by deed of trust; Ior the
personally, all cash. Sale subject 10 the
confirmation OF the court.
b. RAND. WEXFORD,
Surviving Trustee and Commissioner
hereby certify that the bond required
Of the trustee and commissioner named IN
the aforementioned DEGREES has been
duly given. CHARLES O. SANll,lIE
Clerk.
Sale Of the personality conducted by @.
H. VALENTINO. ap q
BY the Valentine Auction Company,