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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
SPANISH cu,Bo.rs At HAaANa.
white Flag from Cuban ins"rsr"'s-
rr,tcrpi,,tjnn VITA Spanish.

NEW YORK. April ia Dispatch 70
he Evening Telegram from haoaha
SAYS: The Spanish gunboat Antonio 10
,ez got in this morning ard the Sps"isa
ruiser Nueva Espana sailed yesterday
General Bernal arrived this morning
from Jlbara on the steamer Mortez'i' WIN
one battalion and battery OF artillery.
Merchant ships continue to get in as
usual.
The iusurgent chief, Lima. heading .
group of ninety men, approached J3ruco
Yesterday. carrying a white flag. Lima
parfed from his men. and. accompanied
bv two men on horseback, made for the
railroad station. They We're spoken 10
by the Spanish colonel Of the district
who invited Lima 10 breakfast. 1ne
rebel did not accept. but Withdrew. say
ing that he could not undertake neaolia-
tions before receiving instructions from
Chief Alexandra Rodriguez. which were
expected every moment. Lima encamped
within sight Of the town. making ms
breakfast from provisions brought on MS
horse.
over thirty families and some unarmed
soldiers left JarucO and breaktasted Win
the insurgents.
The rebel negro chief 1sidoro Area
killed a pacific neighbor working MS
farm In the ueighborh0od Of AlQlizard'
and surprised eleven negroes. who We're
also working. and took them with MN
Their fate Is not known.
The insurgents have burned the plan
tation of Mr. Spnos. I'm Csmajo. They
also shot pacihcos at the Caracas plan
f1ffOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
~ MENIORIAlI.
Harvey Martin Clements.

our departed young friend. HARVEY
CLEMENTS. Was born. March 10. 1852
ana died April 49, 1925. on the lith ~
November 1898. he was married 10 Miss
Jennie Otoy. who survives him with hor
TWO fdtheriess children SO sudden was
The attack o. meningitis which removed
the absent loved one from his earthly
home that il seems impossible 10 realize
the fact on hts dccease or explain the many
tokens of murnius that tell of the uu-
felcncd arief Of symFathizIng friends.
We depi0ro his departure. but he has
gone from the company OF those who
listened for his approaching footstsp az
he evening hour 10 the company OF those
who have crossed the stream OF death.
We fondly hoped that many years would
be- added 20 his brief term Of life. buC
our expectations have been overshadowed
by the outspread wings OF the death
angel. and we are called. without warn
ing. 10 speak tho farewell word and
gather around the grave and weep.
lie was one of the uOblest OF our young
men. industrious and faithful I'm all tho
business relations Of commercial lie. His
character was hish-toned; his thoughts
were pure. his speech seasoned with the
grace Of pious home-training. was always
nt to be heard by those who value an
unspottod mind. He was unsclnsh ~
his department toward others and liberal
D his estimate OF motives which shaped
lo conduct of his associates in the In
l~trial world
ne was "a duuful son. an affec,ionato
husband a devoted father. sincere
friend. ana "a conscientious citizen " tho
Commonwealth. lie was reared In the
Rroad-Street Sunday school. and learned
1t au carly age 90 pat his trust In God.
lie has passed temporarily beyond our
reach. but We expect to meet him again
IN the promised land OF rest >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
The Price Is Sl4.95.
DEATHS.

BLANTON.-Died, Sunday. April Nth. q.
S45 h.. ~, AZ the residence of Ii. N. ALI
port No 1873 Floyd avenue. CLAUDE
SitMAN, infant son OF 4. r.. l.. snd Ida
shumau Bianton. OF Caroline county; aged
months.
CLEMENTS.--Diad. at $50 A. NJ. April
Is. ISIS. at ill8 west Main stpset. OF core
hro-spinal meningitis. HARN1E "a.
CLEMENTS SON Of William II. Clements.
and son-iu-laV Of Jones A. Otoy.
Funeral from the residence THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON at 40 o'clock.
luterment at Hollywood. Friends and ac-
guaintances invited TO attend.
GWATKIN.-Died. suddenly, i'm New
York April 18th. NETrIE. beloved wife
of G. Otey Gwatkin formerly Of this
city.
PHILLIPS Died ina Philadelphia. Pa.
sunday April Il, 1888 T. w. PHILLIPS.
OF Hampton. Va.
The funeral will take place ia Hampton
THIS CruesduO AFTERNOON. and thu
remains will Do: brnught To Richmond via
The Chesapeake snd Ohio railway. arriV-
ing here az $50 this evening. lntermens
nj DIilWO0d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
A WORD OF WARNING.


In these days there Is such q universal
interest," in the water we drink that any
thing bearing upon the subject Is eagerl
read by the public. 1t is evident" say
a New York medical journal. that the
necessity OF using absolutely pure drink
ing water cannot become too strongly
impressed on the public mind. but water
in that condition il provided by very few
communities. Where such water cannot
be obtained. the ordinary drinking water.
If the least suspicion attaches 20 II. should
be boiled before using. Precautions
should be taken at AL tines of the year.
There are Few ordinary drinking waters
that do not cohtaiu traces of impure
matter and poisonous eprms. invisi-
bic 10 the naked eye. II these enter the
ensue. BOil.ng and freezing. II mas pesn
shown. often fail 20 destroy these dam
gerous foes 70 health. II IL known. how
ever that the addition or little pure
spirit TO contaminated water VIII render
Il perfectly harmless. u j. recommended
that pure whsHoy be used FOR this pur-
pose. The one absolutely pure medicinal
Whiskey known % thG world l. Dutfy
Pure Malt Scientists admit this. doctors
confYIn IT, and THO public has proven it.
There IL 40 difficulty ~ cOunteracttns the
poisons in drinking wstex u tals pure
whskev is used. Car. should he observed,
however. ia secure Dunys. 4 IL Is pure
medicinal whis&ey, and Will accomplish
what you desire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
THE BITES' H,TTtITON BAZt tR.
4 Ten Days Siege viii BE begun
To-Norrow at the Masonic Temple.

To-Norrov at the Masonic Temple.
Masonic Temple tomorrow night at 5
o'clock The Grand-Lodge room has been
transformed into perfect bower OF
beauty by Mr.. Mitteldorfer, assisted by
the members of the Richmond baseball
team and others.
ON the opening night MIS-. v jefferson
Davis Will be- iu attendance from 500
until o'clock. and will be- rendered an
informal reception. Mrs Fitzhueh Lee,
Miss Mildred Lee. Mr. :. =. Euckuer.
Mrs. Norborne Gray. MIS-. Alfred wiz
lilms. Miss Wheeler, and other ladies
prominent iu social and Confederate cir
Giles are eXpect,-l To receive with Mrs.
Davis The visiting ladies are in the
city i'm attendance on the meetings of tne
Regents and Nice-Regents of the Con-
fedtrate Museum
ON Thursday evening az o'clock there
will bc Jack H0ruer Pic for the
children.
The patronesses of the bazaar are Mrs.
Fitzhueh Lee. Mrs. j. Hosa Tyler, Mrs.
Alexander Cameron, Mrs. l.. j. Levy
Mrs. Andrew Pizzini. DR., Mrs. John bell
Bigger. Mis-. Charles II. OFerrall. Airs.
Sol Cutchins Mrs. J.. j. Crutchheld. Mrs.
Clarence Wyatt. Ms George Aiuslie,
MIS- i. clements Shafer. AIRS. j.. " Val
eutiue Mrs. James Lyons Mrs. Joseph
Bryan. Mrs. h. -. IIOtchkis~. Mrs. G.
OB. Cowariiu. Mrs. clay Drewry. Mrs.
Norman v Randolph. Mrs ". r.. Snel-
Irgs. Mrs james A. Grigg. Mrs. W. g..
Mayo. MIS-. Alice N. Reidy Mrs Thomas
A. Brauder Mrs. T.. II. Mayo. Mrs. j.. G.
Minor. Mrs Thomas Atkinson. Mrs
stephen Puucy, Mrs. +. Stterdiug, and
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
@. Il. Berry & Co.,
Main and Tenth Streets.
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Administration Biu TO Provide for
10000 or 10000 Men.

BO.tOO Ib.itO wen.
WASHINGTON, April lS-Represanta-
tive HuI. Of Iowa chairman Of The House
Committee on Military Affairs. will to-
morrow introduce an administration bill,
authorizing the President 10 issue calf
for volunteers 70 the number Of 60OlO or
10 20 men. II will bee considered at once
by the committee. its passage expedited
AS RAPIDLY az possible. and viii take effect
Immediately upon the Presidents APP
provuI. ITS terms viii authorize the Pres
ident % call on the various States for
quotas IN making Up the aggregate.
BY reading in this way. instead of spe-
officially looking 20 calling out the Enrious
state militia organizations. 10 VIII avoid
several embarrassing technicaliu-s main
on. being the constitGtloHai Inhibition on
sending militia out OF the country, while
volunteers go called for can be ordered
anywhere
Il IS likely that If the situation develops
into such grave proportions a. are now
expected. "A second call for lOV"0 vOlun-
teers will be issued by the President. The
necessity for this immense number, how
ever. is not clear 10 the military authori-
Ties at his time. The draft Of the present
war mea sure has just bseR framed Dy The
War Department officials and the lead
ing members OF the Military COMMITTEE"
have already conferred with the War
Department authorities on the necessl-
Ties i'm this line. the latter having an
nouncsd that "a maximum OF s0.O9 yolun-
tsers would be- sufficient at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
4 TRIBUTE TO THE sOUTH
In n Lecture on the Advantages of II
Navy.

Navy.
Professor Busley. director OF the Schi-
chau ship-works, in a lecture delivered
recently before the Engineer Club of
Berlin. at which Emperor William was
present called attention 10 the great
value Of a fleet I'm time Of war, and
proved by citing historical events that
the downfall OF q maritime State was prl-
marily Jue to great naval losses. whilst
the growth oil nation was caused prln-
cipaily by the strength of ATS navy.
After reviewing briefly the downfall Of
Carthage. through the defeat OF It's
navy; the beginning Of Splin's decline.
through the destruction of the Armada
Englauds steady growth through its
unmatched fleet. be- dWslt at length upon
the important part the Federal navy had
played during the VAR Of secession. lo
said:
The partial blockading Of the south
eru ports los the Federal ships soon made
itself felt in the marts u thd world.
especially I'm the Southern states. wher,
prices began TO rise rapidly Cotton
i'm Liverpool i'm 1863 brought twelve times
its cost I'M Wilmington. y. G.. whilst
IN Richmond. Charleston. and all other
southern lONhS prices IoI htcessltltf
reached an unprecedented height
Under these eircums stances the sol
ders of tho Confedcracy received only
scsnt rations-one quarter Of a pound
OF meat. and one pound -four or meal
per day. ami once or twice week one
tenth pound Of ricc--baraly enough Ga
sustain life under ordinary Circum-
stances, certainly not enough TO brave
the hardships of warfare. IIIlt-,tarved
unshOd ill-clOthed. she noble army OF
Lee. though possessed Of the loftiesi
sense Of duty. and accustomed a. tho
greatest hardshps, when IL surrender
at AppomattoX Courthouse was conquer
ed by hunger. This final result Wa.
naturally attributed 70 the success Of th'
northern army. but it was tho navy
and not the army. that had brought abou
the utter exhaustion OF resistance of the
Confederate army.
Had the North possessed 100 meR-of
war at the outbreak OF hostilitivs. Ad
mirai Porter claimed the South woul,
have been compelled TO surrender in
short while; as it was il took four year
10 build and purchase at an immense cos
a navy said 10 have consisted Of owe
90 vessels 10 finish tho war"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
FALLING
HAIR
EST0RE[)

Soon after was taken i'll my hair COM
menced To fan, so that each day more came
out than thought had in my head. was
turning gray rapidly. Finally became AFRAID
to have IL combed, but the nurse said that
wouldn't do, and used yaseline TO keep IL
in, then used beef's marrow, then quinine
tonic, and finally (CCucURA Ointment), when
helped il Immediately. The nurse said she
rubbed NJ fine white dust from the scalp
where she could see nothing before com
mencing, and the scalp looked healthier and
more natural every day. Now ] haven't as
many gray hairs as when / commenced using
CUTCURA, and I have crop OF fine brown
hair all over my head about an inch and
half in length. 1 only lose n few hairs when
combing every day, and always more gray
than brown. Ny nurse il delighted because
the new hairs are brown. | never had very
luxuriant hair, even in my youth. II is az
thick on my head today as it ever was, and
Ct-TfcrEA dbl il. Mrs. j. VI. LAWSON,
March ). 1898. 3O2 Hamilton ST., Albany, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
THE AMERICAN TURF.
Events nj the Cincinnati Track and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
CINCINNAT1. o., Apiil h.-Results at
Newport; e,
FIRST raee-four and q half furlonss-
Nt,C3rren a. TO % won. Ned Wickes Is 10
3 and 3 10 - second. Minch ~ 10 ID lhlId'
Time 90.
second race-mile and nifty yards Van
ncssa 90 to ID won, Foscuro GU T." J. anu
10 To ID second. Fasig a to u third. Iime'
1aj l-2. O.
Third race-six furlones-Cecil @ 20 u
won. judge Baker Is 10 1 and evenl see
coud. Rockwell o. 10 ID third. 4ime'
1915.
Fourth race-four automatically Re
gent C. to ID won. Nancy ScitZ teNen ana
20 81 second. Pat Garrett O. 10 u third.
Time 40 -
Fifth race-onc milc-Kris Kringle &
10 ID won EValiuc O. Co / and ,yem Sc
coud. Kinney @ to p third. Time
1Il IA.
sixth race-six mrlones-Cyclone g to
q won. Carrie Lyle q 10 1 and 10 D.
second, Meddlcr on 20 % third. Time
lI5.
WASHINGTON, u. G, April lb-Re-
suits at Bennings.
First race-hve and a half furIonss-
T3bauret & to j. won. Sanders % TO .
and To - second, Takanasse % 20 j
third Time 1Ip.
second racc-half a mile-Lepida @ &c
n won. Miss Mark t25 90 l and lJ To- j.
second. Lady Exile q TO p third. Time
Third racc-six and a half fmlonss-
Lucid % To- lO won. Plantain 90 TO 1 and
, 10 ID second Glenoine @ TO j third
Time l.2I
Fourth race-seven furlongs-lier own
S IN ~ won. Wordsworth % To I and 10
., second. Passover g TO u third Time
1871 IT,
Fif,h racc-Owuers' Handicap. mile and
seventy vards-Thomas cat U3 10 % Won
Cherry Leaf @ TO . and To % second
Our Johnny % 10 ID third. Time. l.ij T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

CRFPONS-W received on yesterday
another lot of Black Crepons, in ele-
cant and entirely unique designs
prices range from 75c. 20 $3.50 per
yard with splendid values al SID
$50. ana S75 per yard
COLORED DRESS-GOODS REOCC-
TION-Our Scotch Plaids and Checks
I'm natty colorinss and patterns that
sold for 50c., are now 81 l-2c. per
yard.
OUR MIXED CHEVIOTS, IN good
stylish shadings. ~ and 70 incheS
wide. that were N.25, are now 81 per
yard.
OUR TAN ENGLISH MELONS. %
inches wide, that were sje., are no"
G5c per yard.
OUR TAN BRILLIANTINES. me ana
ustroas. % inches wide. that were
80, are now soc. per yard
OUR GOLF PLAIDS. In SIX ana WOOL
bright colors, T. Inches wide. that were
15c.. are now 800. per YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
FIGHTING IN PiNtR DEL mo.
Get the Hest Of it-Ihey
Raid Town.

Raid Town.
HABANA. April lS.-News of turther
Gebting between the insurgents and
coanisb troops in the province OF Pinar
JeI Rio reached here to-day. II appears
mat a force of insurgents. under Lores
Aclilar Arizo made am attack TWO days
ago upon the Spanish fort at EspuJarosiI
pinar del Rio. and had the best OF the
dghting. even according 10 the Spanish
account of the affair. The official report
of the fight says the fort was "a small
one. garrisoned by volunteers, who made
q "heroic defence last three hours.
In the mean time however, II Is oinciaily
admitted the Insurgents entered TN.
town and plundered and burned a tobacco
warehouse.
The Spanish report adds that me gar
rson Of the fort lost four men killed and
had nine men wounded.
II Is alleged that the Spanish ana
foreign merchants here are claiming thar
the Plant steamship line should he hned
for not complying with the pos'ai
treaty."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

-TT-"I- M M nm
...t. .,...
I..H. d. J. N. curry Ll-. - VINO was
...t CAR Orb spain under PRESIDENT CIlFe-
.... contributes tle following TO the
. York I-..p.r..ut uI This week.
81. .....m.ti. ,,r,rieu.,. t1-Dtuer with
. ..... and ezteudeJ acquaintance
... r.I|I. affairs. particularly with
-...U Affairs. lend unusual interest
... ..... o.. his ur,rauc,e.
. ... Sam, paper / fuI express ions
.. ......n .rlm HONS. Abram s. Hewitt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
chief pnyma>ter at the South.

NEW YORK. April 1-Colouel T..
Glenn, Assistant Paymast has
been ordered from New York 90 Atlanta
as Chief Paymaster of an the troops ON
the Gulf coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
EsuHwnsyygrEScz


The funeral Of Mrs. MARtANNA NJ.
BOLTON viii take place from her late
residence, CO., west clay street, on TUES
DAY. April 18th. az 8 II. NJ. Friends
are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

PARASOLS-Our stock Of Parasols rep
resent the latest conceits OF this coun-
try's best makers There Is a tone
and elegance about every one OF them
which Is forcibly discernible. Every
thing is fresh and crisp. We have no
left-oyers. Prices range from 81 %
81, with exquisite variety OF values
at from s.. 90 to So each.
LADIES EMPIRE UMBRELLAS. sun
or rain, Ia Black and two-toned coiors.
Navy Garnet. Brown, and Green, an
exceptional value FOR $2.50 each; the
best grade for SO
SHIRT I'm another almost
limitless assortment, new Polka-DOt
and Swiss effects. the sweh things In
solid-colored and figured piquss, prices
from soc. 20 81 with exceptional
grades 81 81 -. and 81 80 each.
JAPANESE FANS Exquisite patterns
in the popular Empire, colorings 20
match the new summer tintings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
LuYuRIANT LUSTR0US HAIR

with clean, wholesome scalp, free from ifritat-
ing and scaiy eruptons. II produced by warm
shampOos with CUTiCuRA SOAP, followed ny
Tgbt dressings with CuricUEl, pured Of emol-
Heui skin cures the most effective skin purifiers
and beau'ifers In the world. They clear the
scalp and hair Of crusts scales, and dsndrHh,
desiroy microscopic insects that feed on the hair'
aooths irritated, Itching surfaces, stimulate the
hair follcles. and supply the roots with energy
and nOunshment
Sold thr0ughoutihe word. POTTER DRUG AND tHkh'
COgF ~nle Props. Boston.
a.. How TO Produce Lururiani Hair" mailed free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

There is no
pretuer sight in
the world than
that Of a healthy.
happy mother at
play with herro
bust and follick
ing baby It's a
sight entirclytoo
irGcqucnt Too
often tho baby is
g. go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
Uas Oblitcrated Mason and DiNon'S
IiuP.

The great ovation bestowed upon Con-
sdt-General Lee during his journey from
Key West 10 Washington aud after his
arrival ~ the capital demonstrates the
hearty approval of the American people
for a man who does his duty without
fear or favor. General Lse is an ideal
American. and his place H. fixed in the
estimation OF his countrymcn. Incl
deutally he has e0ectually obIiteratcd
Mason and DiXou's line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
TRUSTEES SALE
ga. o.
V'RUSTEES' SALE
or TIE
DESIRABLE BRICK STORE,
No. so GRAHAM STREET.
AND THE
BRICK DWELLING ADJOINING IT
Ok THE WEST.
ALSO,
THE DESIRABLE TWO-SIOkl
FRAMED TENEMENTS.
Nos. NgS AND SO GRAHAM STREET.

Ev virtue OF the provisions of q certain
decd of trust. dated March "a. l~r, and
of record i'm the Clerk office Of Henrico
County Court. Deadlock lJl A. page
a>S. default having been made I'm the pay
meut of the debt therein secured, and
being required so 20 do. We Will sell D.!
public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL %. 1888.
at O'Clock T. NJ. tho BRICK STORE
No. $50 Graham street. and the BltlCk
DWELLING adjoining 10 on the west.
The lot commences lis feet II IL iucbss
east of Erin strset, running eastwarh\
and fronting on the south side OF Graham
street 81 l. feet. and running back bee
tween parallel lines 10 feet to an alley.
And al $50 O'Clock W. will sell the DE
SIRABLE FIVE-ROOM TENEMENI
Nos. sos and SO Graham street. irontiu-
81 feet on the south side of Graham
street. beginning 81 feet west VI Erin
street. and running back between parable.
lines ITO feet u an alley.
TERMS: Cash Ar 10 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and 20 pay the sum Of
OF 81 loJ and interest; balance al one ano
tUo wears. G. l.. DENOON.
WILLIAM ELLYSON.
Trustees.
@. l.. & II. L. Deuoon, Auctloneers.
au 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD the
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE 70 BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDFE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
WHITE, BLACK. AND COLORS.
Grand Showing Of ParasOlS and Sun Umbrellas
Shapes and CoIorings of the Latest Productions

PfQU ES-The seasons popular skirt
ing aud shirt-waist material. In White.
Black. pink. and Light-Blue. figured
patterns. the very latest. IN great
variety OF designs, a good, strong
grade az 2jc. per yard.
See our Full. Heavy Welt at ~ lie.
per yard other values graduating 70
SO. per ydrd.
BLACK PIQvE, absolutely fast. 100.
per yard.
PINK AND LIGHT BLUE P1QUES,
the shirt-waist c0lornss. az 20 and
Doc. per yard.
FANCY HOSE. In great variety Of pat-
terms. striped. checked. plaid. drawn
thread. and drOpstitch. every color
combination. IN tartan plaid, stripes.
and bayadere. prices SOC. 20 ~ lair.
CHTDREN'S SOFA special lot IN
ailk and isle mixed that were TIC. per
pair. while they last they go at toc.
per pair.
LADIES BLACK HOSE-We make a
specialty OF Ladies' Black Hose; you
can get none better than our sbso-
lutelv Fast-Bldck. eXtra-hae grade.
az .5c. per pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19
TRUSTEE'S SALE

or
lot OF LAND OK THE WEST SID
OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE,
NEAR KINGS MILL
BEGINNING At THE CORNER OF
30-FOOT STREET
THENCE NORTHWARDLY AMI
FRONTING on THE WEST SIDE
OF WILLIAM SBl RG AVENUE
JOS FEET.
AND EXTENDING BACK p''TWEEN
PARALLEL LINES 100 FEET on
ITS SOUTHERN LINE
AND 10 FEET on THE NORTHERN
LINE.
Bv virtue 81 a deed OF trust dated Ju)
u 1871 and Of record IN Richmond
C.hancerv court. Deadlock Us "C.' page
ma default having boon made in the pay
rent of the debt secured. will sell b,
publlc auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. APRIL p, ISIS.
al O'Clock +. NJ. the DESIRABLE Lpi
or LAND above described.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or exc
cutting this trust. and u pay the debt OF
$40 and interest; balance upon terms e
be announced AT sale.
&. /. DENOON. Trustee.
CT 4 III. L. Denoon. Auctioneers.
ape
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

Gy q. L. ~ H. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ST Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-19

BY @. l.. & II. H. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneets,
81 Main street