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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

II the Illlhee club would pay the
city liquor license, billiard license,
a pool table license, card room
license, a bowling alley license. aud a
club license from its beginning, IL
would be no more than just TO all
who engage In such business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

The editor OF the JOURNAL Is not
lawyer enough TO be shut out Of the
next world on that account, but he
believes that IL ought not be difficult
to enioln paying Brer Bingham as
much for collecting delinqunt taxes
as the Sheriff is paid for his entire
salary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

public schools Of Oregon to any pub
Usher.
TIT
The Portland Times takes up the
cudgel against the proposed change in
manner Of selecting textbooks for the
public schools. 1t would be too bad II
Oregon should adopt plan that
would give her people cheaper and
better textbooks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21
Gayest Manhattan,

Gayest Manhattan,
may cause many to laugh and be
merry but Branson s. Co.'S high grade
groceries will cause all to be fat and
healthy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

THE JOURNAL man believes in new
ideas and new variety Of straw
berries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

Ladies' and baldheaded men can
lawfully wear skull cap TO Salem
theatres hereafter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

All aruGr..,a soil DR.. Mna~' Nerve PiasSouA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

Salem Is the hop center, the prune
center, the law center and THE ONE
CENT newspaper center Of Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-21

GLOVES
A lady always appreciates new
stvles in gloves. I'VE never had
a better assortment OF colors.
-----------. 67c, sI.00, sl.25 to $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
Sen ATE AND HOt sE.
DIR. Wise Given Representative
yonnn.s Seat, by u Party Vote.

1OnnH7S sent ny a. .s'' -
WASHINGTON, Aprl 25.-Durlhs the
two-hour session of the Senate to-day
tbo conference report on the army reor-
SANITATION bill was agreed to ana the
measure enerossed and signed. The re-
mainder of the session was devoted TO lne
Dassage. Of seventy-four private pension
bills, and numerous measures from the
General calendar. among them being q
bin 70 enable the officers, warrant OH
Gers petty officers, and marines of the
United States navy. who may distinguish
themselves in action. 10 receive medals
of honor, rosettes, and ribbons.
Al o'clock the Senate went into exc
cutive session. and at 2:25 adjourned.
WAR-REVENUE BILL
The war revenue bill was reported to
tho House to-day. and by an arrange
,nenr made the debate will begin to-mor-
COW and continue at night sessions until
FRIDAY. AT O'Clock on that day the
vote viii be taken.
Tie contested election case Of Wise VS.
Young. from the Second Virginia Dis
irict. was decided to-day In favor OF the
contestant. Or. Wise. whc is a Republi-
can. by a partyv vote.
Speeches for the contestant were made
bv Messrs. .Crumpacker Republicam, OF
indiana. and Grcsvenor Republican,, OF
Ohio: Jones Democrat, Of Virginia, fol-
lowed for the coniestee.
NAVAL BILL CONFERENCE.
The senate amendments to the naval
bill were tnon-concurred il, and con-
ference was requested.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Bou-
telle, Hilborn. and Cummings conferrees.
At $50 Il. NJ. the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
Personals aud Briefs.

Colonel Jane, j. Brady is in Nash
ingtOn.
Captain b. 6. Patterson. Of Harrison
burg was in the city yesterday
The monthly meeting of the Confcde-
rate Memorial Literary Society will be
held at the Museum to-day at noon.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell o. Win nston,
Fluvanna county, has gone to New York
city to-day, to prosecute her studies in
music
Mr.. w. y. w Brooking and family, of
103 north Beech street. left yesterday for
their summer residence, in Goochland
county.
mrs. John Steiubrecher. accompanied
by Miss Rosa Shumaker left yesterday
by the York-Rivor Line 10 visit friends
in Baltimore,
The County Court adjourned for the
term yesterday. a liquor license was
granted to James f. Lewis, at no. 1929
west Cary street.
The anniversary of the Gcrman-Ameri-
can Ladies' Aid Association Will be post
poned from Tonight To some date next
week. which viii be announced later.
Miss Lila Telieson, Of Texas. assisted
by Master John Powell, will give violin
recital at the Woman's Club on Friday
afternoon. April 10Th, at g o'clock.
The funeral Of Master George Edward
Tabb. who died Monday afternoon at the
Virginia HospitaE. took place yesterday
from the residence Of his mother, 6l3
north Tenth street
Professor Thomas Rimmer. who until
recently bad charge Of the jefferson
Hotel Turkish baths. is in the city. en-
route from New York 20 the Virginia
Hot Springs, where he will be in charge
81 the baths there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
\ JAK-bJAD OF
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.
THE COHEN co.


cations for liquor. lrensess Mr.. L. c.
Madison, wh6 WAS. elected an oyster in
spector Of the goCnty by the newly ap-
pointed Board of Fisheries last week 10
succeed Mr. j. II. BoneWeI made appli-
cation to the court TO- qualify, but he was
not permitted to do so. on the ground
that he failed TO produce a certificate Of
election.
The case of the Commonw vs.
Eliza Williams charged with cruelty
and numerically maltreating an old col
ored woman named Rosa, Lyons, aged
about 10 years. was tred by the court
Attorney Ashby appeared for tie Conn
monwcalth. The case was dismissed. the
jury bringing IN "A verdict of not guilty.
Mr.. Albert Mcmahon, manager of the
Newport News Fruit and Produce Com
pany. while going TO the hank TO make
q deposit yesterday afternoon, lost SID
in bills. the money having slipped out of
his handbook. Last night Policeman
Charles located the negro drayman who
had found the bills and recovered Slo2
of the money. -f
HI. TURNED UP.
Mr. Lew Turnbulh who disappeared
from his place Of business last week.
turned up last. night, and was present at
the drill OF the Huntington Rifles. of
which he is a member
Magruder Camp. Confederate Vete-
rams, has passed resolutions condemning
the action OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in denouncing Mrs.
General Pickett for an alleged breach of
propriety in throwing a bottle Of whiskey
against the battleship as u left the ways
to the mortihcation OF the official spop-
sor Miss. Chrystine Bradley.
The Water IN the city reservoir fell
one and q half inches last week This
is next, 10 the largest fall yer known at
the reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Transport Panther Leaves. Com
yOycd by the montgomery.

FORT MONROE VA, April 26-On
board flagship Brooklyn. off Fort Mon
roeJ-The transport Panther, with 500
marines. sailed to-day for Key West.
conveyed by the cruiser Montgomery.
The marines on the transport crowded
the decks in long lines, and waving their
hats. gave vent to mighty cheers, while
sailors marines. and even hremen on
the big warships, crowded TO the fore
,eastles and returned~them with a VIII
The men on the Montgomery joined in
tho cheering, and the cheers resounded
from ship to ship. continuing until the
transport and convoy were out Of hail.
THE VICKSBURG LEAVES.
Hardly had the pair gone when
booming afar off announced another APP
proach, and the gunboat Nicksburg
came along on her way out. firing
salute tothe eommodQres flag The flag
ship doomed a sevengun answer, and
/ then the men on the Vicksburs swirmed.
into the rigging and almost lost their
hats in thor enthusiasm Each ship OF
rfe squadron returned the cheers with
will. and the men went back To heir
duties with an aching desire TO follow
the ships out.
The orders for the closing up Of the.
harbor here after sunset and until sun
rise went into effect fully tonight
GOOD MARKSMANSHIP.
The morning on board the big ships
was spent i'm lively work. At a signal
from the flagship all of the vessels clear
ed for action, and engaged in sub-calibre
practice. In the afternoon sub-calibre
practice was continued by the flagship.
The remarkable craftsmanship Of the
men at the guns is matter Of much
comment by the officers. Eight l0-inch
targets at a. thousand yards. bobbing
up and, down on a rolling sea, were de-
molished by sub-caiibre shots in no time
a pretty good indication of the fate Of
anything large that may come this way.
The, ganboat Alliance, with its crew
of 200. apprentice boys went TO sea this
afternoont by permission of Commodore
Schley. Her destination was not given,
but ir1is supposed that she has merely
gone 10 sea for practice.
BLOCKADE IN FORCE.
The guard, boats Of the squadron work
ed in a heavy sea tonight, and in nasty
weather, The blockade was enforced
rigidly BY the combined forces OF the
boats OF the army engineers at Fort
Nonroe and the squadron launches. All
wont ont well armed and no vessel OF
any kind was allowed TO proceed, being
ordered TO lie at anchor until. sunrise
4 tramp steamer tried 10 come IN TINS
evening. but after being informed that
she would not be allowed To go out to-
night. turned around and went out Win
out cOaling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
NORFOLK NAVAL NOTES.
Departure Of Troop-Ship Panther
The MOSQUITO Fleet.

NORFOLK, VA. Aprif 2S-(Special)-
The cruiser Montgomery left at 6l5
O'Clock this morning. and az 6:55 o'clock.
the troop-ship Panther. with 800 marines
ON board. passed out of the capes. The
Two ships are accompanied by the gum
Nboat Nicksburg. and at o'clock this
evening were OH Kitty Hawk. n. c.
The hosstai-ship Solace came up from
Newport News to-day for equipment
STORES and 10 receive with q crew. rs
vessel Is a very handsome one, aud is
painted White AZ
Telegraph wires are being rum. 10 the
oiheef Of Commodore Farquhar, ssconl-
rnanGapt OF the navy-yard, conn4ttine
tbe signal station at Cape Henry swith
the,yar
: All % tho moJquito fleet viii be CON-
Dleted In the next few days. and the
men now employed on those vessetR v in
be put on the Newark 10y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
4 LANDING IN CUBA
LIEUr. ROWAN on THE WAY TO
CARCIA's CANT.
CO-OPERATI0N WITH INSURGENTS
Thi. to be- Arranged for lly
the Oniccr Named, Who is" Act
ing ynter Orders from the War
/ Department.. ~

fCopyrighted, 1875. BY the Associated
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, April 2s.-Ffrst-
lieutenant ANDREW Rowan, OF the, Nine
,taentE Infantry. under orders from the
war !ltepsrtment, WAS landed on the
lCt aag' coast somewhere west OF Santiago,
,pfoDably before dawn on Modsy. His
Cuban guides and an open 'saslboat were
fused. The guides have not retUrned.5.i
/. lieutenant Rowan is on his way 10
ithe camp OF General Calixto Garcia. He
will represent s1he War Department lin
arranging. for sthe corporation Of the
insurgents lin the invasion Of Eastern
+ Cuba by the forces Of the United States.
rhe tfnh and place of invasion will be
controlled by events end ,the character
OF Lieutenant Row9n's Dispatches.
Lieutenant Rowan WIS detailed from
the Bureau of Information for this dan
igerous seryice-dapgerous. because in his
Fciviian dress he is liable TO be treated
as spy. He SPEAKS Spanish, and knows
Cuba, having written book on the sub
ject. Moreover, he is al expert map
maker
Lieutenant Rowan left Washington
under instant orders on April 18th. He
was directed 10 wait here, prepared 20
go TO. Porto Rico or Cuba. As he went
TO Eastern Cuba. it is inferred that
blow will be struck there before one is
struck at Porto Rico. with him he took
an official Spanish secton-map Of East
crn CUBA, WIN lamentations made by the
War Department photographers. The
expectation is, that General CaliXto Gar
cia Will dispose his forces To- cover a
landing of United States troops as pre-
arranged. A courier with Lieutenant
Rowan's first dispatches to the War De
partment will probably leave General
Garcie's camp next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
SPANISH VESSELS THAT MAY DE
PICKED Up
I'm Route for Hampton Roads from
southern Ports for Coal Warwick
Comfy Cotut--I.ost his Money
Personal Mention.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, April 25.-
,sneciall-Since the first shot Of tile war
was fired and the first prize was taken
NV the trim little guuboat Nashville off
Kew West every United states warship.
whether Of the light or heavy class. has
been on the lookout for prizes. Already
several cargo ships well-known insHamp-
20, Roads have been compelled tosstrike
their colors to the Stars and stripes, ana
II is quite likely that others that have
touched here and at Norfolk frequently
for coal. and are now en- route for Hamp-
ION Roads from southern ports with
careoes consigned TO the other side, may
be stopped ON the high seas by our war
ships.
I'm this connection It is interesting 10
note that an American steamship, car
rying Che United states hag. and owned
eAcIuAyely by residents OF this country,
is u6w EN- route for Newport News with
light cargo from Bremen. intending TO
lord general for Hamburg. This shipsis
the Tomas, Captain. Dudley and sailed
from Brepen March 18th. II cannot be
confused with the British ship Tomas,
which is en- route for another part u the
world. The Tomas is now three %eeks
overdue. and it Is possibet,fijat She has
either met with Az a,cidFqt or fallen, u
victim TO souIe spahhsl,S Hsrship. : ~
The.gse .syanisfi ships (which arci nog
~ rot ti.sf6r hampton aoads from soUths
era 'ydtiSyfor coal are: 49, !
I, Aalt,a, -Pensacola. ' Ayril llthl Cor
-Lyalg'ool ~
,yenita, Galveston. April eist, foc'Brc7
nyse
spper'o Rico Few Orleans APfN 10th
TelosGr@a. o*,lvcsron. Aprl sseh. ai.ih-
Gracia. Perfnacolo April 18th. "a 1s:yor,
pool. fSxt{ ~
! qhs officers OF the training:Nts A;nl
ance are justly Indignant at .tl,,frslin, "a
the Navy Department IN not sff,,sliy Nj :,
Alliance out OF commits siOn,I rX r,s.tS a.
ing the officers and crew 10 MING ,ber.s
Their services are more uEskfl,>. dss,
nGndec. The Alliance is un4yn.1ssahle
In the present trouble. and il iyit)ts i,sl !,
likely that the department. msse xh, n =
folly OK Keeping her mannkNaniFaMy1k,-
sNt7or,e The officers amoax otlSx So r.
ships. n flkN !.
W - -<sWAGWfCN COT& s.Fsf
g. ~ April term of the WsrpSsx Etaln,,
py,Is. ses. he'd yesterday, Gitb<5afice
ls,ssssasEe Leon the bench Tli8fiay Ma \
boeFoRa seMeHy 20 consideration, IA. a1bl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
PER son

40 ALL DELlNQLENr OYSTER IN
SPECTORS IN THE STATE OF VIR-
GINA:
ID 1895. you viii be called upon by the
committee appointed under a resolution
adopted by the House Of Delegates Al
It's recent session, FOR the purpose OF in
Vestigating any dehnquencl-s that may
exist with reference 10 oyster inspeC-
ton, and that you VIII be called upon
10 show cause why settlements have not
bn een mage t ,n @.hstrn,n MI t1s iaM'
dan, James Lewis Anderson, Charles
NJ. Wallace, Jr.. II. II. Kicks. Com
mittse.
Local papers In the oyster section OF
tho state please copy for one week
Ap A7-l0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
ouartettc and Reader on Tour.

Saints choir. consisting of Miss Nellie
Rogers soprano. Mrs j. r. Durrette,
contrato; Mr.. Conway Harrison Gordon,
tenor. and Mr.. Charles W. Hunter Jr.,
basso. with Mrs. G. II. Gordon as ac-
compa mist, and Miss Frances Leigh Starr
as reader, will start 20 give entertain
merits at the Miller School tonight
MaynesbOrO' TOMORROW night, ana
stanton on Friday night.
Those who may be so fortunate as 70
attend these entertainments have in
store a rare treat.
The All Saints choir is one OF the finest
i'm Richmond. and Miss Starr is "a most
accomplished elocutionist. whose read
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 1885,

traced Farrell obtained the document.
and made Farrell present OF $l.50o.
Mrs. PrestQn's story was very roman
NC. Before her marriage she was Anna
Sorinan, poor girl She met Ralph
Preston. member Of a prominent Viz
elna family OF DanfTth. near Richmond.
ana after. civil marriage they canesto
New York and werS married in ,lSJl' In
,no Church OF the Strahsers by the late
1r. Deems. They stOpptdsat the old New
York Hotel. Mrs. Preston placed her mar
riase certificate in a Iktre. and the booi:
was taken from the room she occupied
ny chambermaid ADD thrown into n
closet and forgotten. Mis- Preston search
ed high aud soy, but could not find the
oertihcato,s The PreStons then went
abroad; MF5 Preston left his wife in Paris
uhprptlded for. and she was dependent
on the charity of thk American colony
thefe. TheH her husfnBh died and she
returned no America. The Preston family
refussf TO acknowledge her unless she
produced her certificate Of marri@ge. and
sho was IN sore strats until three years
came to har eye. snd.. through II She was
able 10 Prove her rfeht. % call herself ,
the widow or Ralph: proston. She was re-
f teivea Sorsiaily by the ,Prestons and OBJ
Farrell Said he had been notified by
a Iawyer IN, Baltlmpf of Mrs. Prestons
bequest TO him. He refused to give the
lawyers name or 20 into any details
other than. that Mfs. Preston had left
him $1,000 Farrell 'sdd she frequently
made him handsome presents after she
had given the first $500 Farrell Is we'll
known ASIA barkecper i'm Broadway
hcales. lie opened q saloon in partnership
with John Pitts at no. lG Clinton place
: after the. New York Hotel was torn
down. Ghesiirm went out Of business
syear ago"
4 gentleman acquainted with the
Virginia family of PPestons. said last
night that'he was confident no such lady
as the one referred tpsever lived In either
this city or State. lie thought II more
likely that she belonged to the family Of
that name i'm Baltimore, which came
from a northern State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
NOT THE VIRGINIA FAMILY.
No Foundation for the story of ~
Richmond Lnd,'s Bc9ucst.

a New York dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun says:
John Farrell. barkeeper in a Broad
way restaurant and cafe, HIS received "a
hequcst OF $1,000 because he was once
responsible for the recovery Of a marriage
certificate. This amount was left 10 him
Ey Mrs. Ralph Preston, of Richmond
Va, whose marriage certificate which
had been mislaid FOR three years. was
recovered. thus enabling her TO establish
her claim to her husbands estate, valued
':st about $4,000. ~.
4 Elm March. 1894, a small paragraphsin ii
here mentioned Farrells fnd-
Ing of Mrs. Preston's certificate sfu 4
Bible. which came into his possessio.s
" hen the New York Hotel, whore FhryeR
WIS then employed, was torn down. M
sSci M;g. Preston saw chfS paragraphf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27

In execution OF decree 0l the Low ana
| Equity court Of the city 0t EoAu.ll.
! entered OIL the 9TH day OF April l'.s ~
the consolidated chanccry causes tltl.l
III. H. Baskeryill VS.. SRitt-DrgeH Cotton
Manufacturing Company gt a.-. and
y. 4. Lindsay ". swift Greek ll,..I
Manufacturing Company, tUnr..1 10.
pending, the undersigned appointed .l,-
cial commissioners Dy said decree. al
offer for sale, b. public auction. 80 Do
front door OF the court-n0use VI no
Hastings Court. in The city N Pe'tD
burg, Va, on the
9TH DAY OF MAY. lAs.
commencing at y O'Clock. noon, a4 .as
REAL ESTATE, including zoe bll.ftss
thereon, machinery. ana wafer re ,h 10
the SWitt-Creck Cotton Naul.Hetdu.s
Company, ana all the personal FRO
pERTY on the premises of sdd comla..
consisting Of about Is ACRES OF LAND
the COTrON-MlLL, fully 'luIpp'I ain
machinery for the mHWiir.Iir %. ..t'
ton goods by wdter-poW.i all .'ein'
power the water-pOWcr rights ilf ilr lf
OF the water from swift rfr.ht h.N.a
furnishes an unusually good alpf .'-H
teen tenement dwellings Tor operatives.
boarding house, store sI1 Office bu.lis
large cOmmOdlOuS. ana WtA lIN-ii .'-s,
large quantity OF cotton. raw aIA ii
process OF manufacture. DID 500 .l.
building: a quantity or corJ-wood - lAs
merchandise, groceries. aud lr't .h.'.' p
the store. Office furnishings. anl s..r."
furniture. . -cr
The machinery embraces about
spindles and lJU looms. toe ma'h.- 81 90
being in good order. and o. Dbl.
equipped with AN electric-lsli pa"7 4.
Is steam heated throughout .t...
TERMS. One-fOurth cash. ana '''
ance m three equal instaimtuis,
al four. eight. and twelve mon. '' '"..
after. said deferred payments ''
denced rs the negotiable notes
purchaser, bearing per ,.Ni ..'.
from day Of sale. and th" I.r nd B.
property % Doe retained by The c1If. .''
sU the purchase money ia PAID .u i..
cent that the terms Of sale Oi ... t'9-'
property shall be an in cash.
ROBERT STILES.
". BRYDON IENNANL
Special Comm.
Virgin.a-Ir the Law ard Equity l.-h
of the city of Richmond, ..-
II. H. BaskerviN.......... ..''..l .'....
Swift CTeek cotton Manufacture COM
pany, Ct als..'.'.'..'..'..'.'I
and .......y
j. l.. Lindsay.......'.'''''.''-''''''
Swift creek Cotton Manufac'a .as '. ...
panv .......s.......... .....t.. l....
+ =. p. Winston. clerk Of s,.t COW.
certify that the bond required 'i
cial commissioners, or th0't "a
decree in the above-styled c'
causes. entered on the 3th dl'
1895. has been given by Robert ..
w Brydon Tenant Win 'i
Given Under my band his l,fa ',r "
April. 1893 J. J.. N.N' -r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
With the Richmond Doctors.

At the sem-monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Academy OF Medicine and sur
gerry, held last night 1T its rooms III
Lee-Camp Hall. Or. George r. SIMS was
the leader in the subject selected for dis
cussiOn. Participating were Drs:
MichauX. HoGe, PembertOn, Peyser, and
MacLean.
Reports of cases were made by Drs.
Henson. J. Travis Taylor, Beazley and
Garcin.
to devise ways and means looking 70 the
establishment of the academy I'm AZ home
of it's own: Drs. j. a. White, Palmer,
Tpshur, MichaUX and Jordan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
BY G. L. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
ST Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
Valuable Corner Lot,
WITH TIE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
THEREON,
AT THE
Southwest Corner of Fourth
and Leigh Streets.

BY virtue of the provisions of a certain
deed of trust dated April IS 1896 and re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF Richmond
Chancery Court, Deadlock lj7 b, page
267. default having been made i'm the pay
ment OF a certain note therein secured,
and being required by the holder of same
so 10 do, / will sell, by public auction,
on the premises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL %. 1895.
at o'clock +. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
described in said deed as follows:
"All those two certain LOTS OF LAND.
with the improvements thereon. lying and
being in the city Of Richmond, Va. AT the
southwest corner Of Leigh and Fourth
streets. fronting on the west line Of
Fourth street fifty C0l feet eleven an
inches and running back between paral-
lei lines one hundred and twenty Q2O) ieet
10 an alley ten 0O feet wide"
The Improvements consist Of TWO q
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, which are
rented 10 good tenants.
This property Is especially valuable 10y
reason Of having large frontage on
TWO prominent streets. and Is susceptible
TO Improvement that can be made very
profitable
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses of exc
cutting this trust any taxes that may be
due. and 10 pay a note of $500. with in
terest from October 2l 1880. balance IN
equal instruments at one and two years
with interest added, and secured By "A
trust deed upon the property.
G. l.. DENOON. Trustee.
c. L. & II. l.. DenOon, Auctioneers.
ap .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27
The Rows Have Run Away.

Sidney Howle Junney Peters. and Tom
Dance, three lads about eighteen years
Of age. left their homes on oregon Hill
Monday night. and it is presumed took
a freight train on the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad for the West. Whittier
they have gone their parents and friends
know not but they are exceedingly I'M
Easy concerning them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-27

r. Pannill, Auctloneer.