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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
II RUsTEE's SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAUREL-sTREET PROP
ERTY.

By virtue of a deed 81 trust, dated May
IL 1896. recorded in Richmond CnenceiB
Court clerks office. In deadlock lJi A.
mage 8e3 default having been made ln "A
part of the deDf secured thereby. ] VIII
sell BY public auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 20, lsgs
az 6 o'clock =. NJ. the property descrlDea
I'm said deed of trust lying in nc cly
of Richmond. Va. all that LOT on
LAND. and Improvements thereon. begin
ming on The east line Of Laurel street
109ii feet south Of Cumberland street.
thence running souther.y along the east
lire Of Laurel street, and fronting thereon
about II feet. and extending back pc
tween parallel lines 145 feet 10 AZ alley
20 feet wide. and Us known as NO. ~
south Laurel street.
TERMS Cash 90 pay expenses of sa.e'
ali taxes duo and unpaid 90 day of sale.
first note for S13s7. second for Sla.oI and
third for 1929, and interest on the hrst
from February 16 1888 and interest on
second and third from May l6. ls9s. uil
paid: the residue in equal instruments at
one and two years from day of sale Tor
notes. with interest added. and secured by
trust-deed ON the property. or for an
cash, 40 the option Of the purc h9ser
JAMES ii. CRENSHAN.
Trustee.
T. a. Catun. Auctionecr ty2o
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SUMMER RESORTS.
mve0-eod9m
NOTICE.
Lucyville. Va, June II. 1898.
ColemanVllle Mineral Springs.

This notice should reach all nations.
At the COemanyille Mineral Springs arc
some of the finest mineral waters known
to the world We challenge tne. WgfiP
on their curative power. Spring No. u
now flowing forth "a specid. green Waiei;
and water Of a milky color. ana water or
a sky blue color-frOm TWO 90 -FOUR cqloIs
a day. Every year about the 2Jth OF
May mot later than the lsi OF Junel tnis
green water makes it's appearance, re-
naming so. with some slight N1rlauohs.
until about the 1st OF October then IL
appears 10 clear up pure and cold, re-
maining so until about the lst OF june
when the change 10 green takes pace
again We call on doctors and experts
TO explain these mysterious changes.
When green g. heals an kinds Of sores.
We invite the afflicted Of all nations 10
come and he healed We are now open 10
receive visitors. Board. with use OF wa
tiers for bathing and drinking purposes
not less than 81 per day. Rooms tuI-
nisbed 10 families on the most reasonable
terms We ship water daily go. per
gallon f. O. b. cars Cumberland court
house. -.,,.
ie21-4w REV) r. r. COLEMAN.
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DR.. WoRTHINGToN LE -AAl5i,,i'. , ~ ~
clalist IN BaIumof IA Irr4sriari-
q sanifariun lralnep
nurses Trreatmenl guar4gni,e,efd,,. d. oH lS
COS east Favette street. baltimore ''
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Orkney SPRINGS and Baths,

IN THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS.
100 FEET ELEVATION.
OPEN JUNE igT.
Capacity for $50 guests. For circulars.
,tc.. concerning present management ed-
iress j. WEST ALDRIDGE,
je16-lm orkney Springs Va.
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The tp.ontr-ffth session of this Board
inc and Dar 5eh o0l will begin THURS
DAY eenf-p ar p. 1875. and close June
is $500 From Suo-Primary 20 collegiate
Tarartn1auI The course or instruction is
1,1rrreb and complete and the best and
roosf srur0.ad methods employed. For
Dstsiogite arr'v az bookstores and ID
. ~ ~ '-,~~t-,ti,ef iV3-su we fr3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

LECTURERS.
WILLIAM L. WILSON. IL. D.,
Lecturer ON the History Of Representa-
tive Government.
ROBERT ". HUGHES, NJ. a.
(0f the Norfolk. Va. Barr,
Lecturer on Admiralty Law and Proce-
fure
WILLIAM C.. PRESTON. a. r.. b. i.
(of tho Richmond Va. Bar,
Lecturer on C0nveyancing.
PAUL NJ PENICK. p. L.
(of the Lexington. Va. Barr
Lecturer on Accounts of Fiduciaries and
Reports of Commissioners IN
Chaucery.
A thorough and complete two years
course. Fifteen hours OF lectures a
week each year. School OF Economics.
Political Science and History. open TO
Jaw students without extra charge. Ses-
sion opens SEPTEMBER Sth For cata-
logue address CHAS. A. GRAVES.
ty9-sa .we4t Dean. Lexington. Va.
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Washington and Lee University,

LEXINGTON. VI.
WM. L. WILSON, IL. D., President.
Academic. Engineering and Law De-
partmeuts Add ions for next session.
one professor. four lecturers; new school
oil Economics Political Science and His
tory. Expenses very moderate. opens
SEPTEMBER Sth. For catalogue address
Inc president jyj-lm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ELEvEN
" ACRES OF LAND AND DIV I'LL. -.
ING THEREON LYING ON TIE -, ~
BORNE TURNPIKE. IN HtNhiDO
COUNTY ABOUT -FOUR MILES fhOAi
RICHMOND.
BY virtue Of a decree OF the CircuI,
court OF the County OF Henrico entered
INV 2 1ses. IN the cause OF &C. Archer
vs. Throgmorton's Administrator &C.
we viii sell at public auction on th'
premiseJ 3n 80.
FRIDAY, JULY %. 1873,
at EGO o'clock T. NJ. the'abovc mentioned
and described real estate.
TERMS: Cash.
II. ST. JNO. COALTER,
CONWAY r. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
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MAIN STREET PARK
CORNER MAIN AND VINE SITS.
STRICTLY HIGH CLASS
VAUDEVILLE.
Cniv Tfigh class Attractions o. Entire
Change of Bill Each Week
Nightly performance at S.45 p. m; gates
open one hour earlier. Saturday Mat
inee at 4.3O p. m.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY,
JULY IS 1s0s.
CHARLES AND LOTTIE FREMONT.
The Original East-Side Couple In a sing
ing and dancing speciality
MISS ANNIE LLOYD.
The charming little serio-comic.
THE CLERIsE SISTERS
Instrumentalists and N0calists.
CURDY AND LESLIE,
Comedians and Nocalists.
SISTERS BERNARD
SONGS and Acrohatic Dadcing.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
seats I'm private stalls and chairs on
orchestral floor Saturday matinee 10 "a
dies ana children. = cents jlyl6
CONFEDERATE MUsEUM-IN THE
Davis Mansion. corner INeiILn ana
CLAY. is open TO visitors daily from A
NJ. 10 5 p NJ Adrnis sion. Pc. except
On SATURDAYS when &c Is Free 70 ne
nublie Annual membership ticket II,
which admits the holder az all times.
Ilfe memhrrshio ticket. $40
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
parties holding claims against the TUG
BOAT LOUISE. recently owned py
James e. Marshall. of petersburg, va,
fo present same properly authenticated,
m ms within ten days from this Gate for
''I'''''' T. w. FACE & SON.
Norfolk. Va. July II. ls9s. Jyl'
~ CONSEQUENCES or Ill HEALTH
Mr. O. A. DAVENPORT retired from
he firm or DAVENPORT N 60. July
/ lSgS. Tie business Will ne continued
rs heretofore. under the same firm
iSgleodfm DAVENPORT & co.
NoTIcE.-THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY
warned from buying selling. holding OF
rchlling amy bottles, ssphons or boxes
branded Kleyesahl The unlawful re-
tenti0n of the same will De vigorously
prosecuted. ". A. KLENESAHI.
DHILADEf.PHIA RIcH xGffa
MOND AMI NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
NOAlPANY.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, md SUNDAY al DAY
light.
Freigh. received daily TIL . r M.
Fare. including meals and berth, $500
on Fridays and Sundays steamers.
For further inforha ton apply 70
j. W. McCARRICK.
Gsueral Southern Agent: Office. Rockets.
+ ma W. p. CLYDE a CO.
GlPkJg +; S $:5s'E a e.:
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~ COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
4 VARY VALUABLE HULL-STREET
BUSINESS STAND,
No. 1919. BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS. ON
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20 1898
ON THE PREMISES. AT & O'CLOCK
p NJ.
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ALTON HOUSE,

This popular summer resort opens June
Isl. Board AT feasonabie rates JAMES
r GOOnLOE Aron Depot. Nelson coun-
ty Va. &. and q. ". Il. je2O-frn.
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DIsSOLUTIONs a COPARTNERsHIPS.
$1,000 .r.-.rrlr-- $1,000
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between James L. Smith and
Gay & Lorraine Company under the
nrm-nane Of James I. Smith & Co..
was dissolved on July Z, 1898 James l..
smith having purchased the interest OF
Cay & Lorraine Company in and as
sumed the liabilities Of the firm OF
James /. Smith * Co
GAY & LORRAINE CO,
Ware y. Gay. President
JAMES l. SMITH.
Having disposed Of our interest In the
above firm we Wish 10 call the attention
Of the public 20 our increased facilities
at our other yards where we have n
more complete stock than usual Of Gay
ton anthracite. Spllnt and Steam Goals
and Wood. Central Office 10 south Ninth
street. Phones-Old. 97s. New 260 Yard
Broad and Laurel: 'Phones-Old. 20i;
New. 373. 325 south Seventh street
'Phone-New. 447.
GAY e LORRAINE co.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name Of
BAHEN. JR. d RHOADS has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. and
the business will hereafter be conducted
by JAMES BAHEN. Jr., at 75l north
Second street (old stand. Jy2D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

FACULTY.
CHARLES A. GRAVES. NJ A.. IL. D,
Dean and Professor Of Common anu
Statute Law.
H. ST GEORGE TUCKER. NJ. A. b, J.,
Professor of Equity and Corporation Law
and OF Constitutional and Inter-
national Law
WM. REYNOLDS VANCE, VI. A., Ph. D.,
r. J..
Adjunct Professor OF Commercial Law.
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virzna. Richmond.
NfoCAPE.s UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The tblrty-f9ur.h annual session Of this
school for Boss lfslns I-ogl ~, -
Vir,.i',is" va Harvard. United states
Nt,ii,.rs and Nayal Academies. and the
j Ji,jj. Fnsineering schools Full star
Bosr5lng Department strictly limited.
OF ca'aios" tV GORDON McCABE.
I'm "a. ....f.-1o Head Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

MUsEUM-IN THE
Davis Mansion. corner Twelfth ana
III 10 p NJ Admission pc. except
On SATURDAYS. when &c Is Free 70 ne
nubIic. Annual membership ticket II.
which admits the holder az al times
flrn ...nr,. .l.r.hln tIrk.L. SD
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BY John T. Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh and Bank streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

BY Pollard q Bagby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Manchester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
SCHOOLS.
LAW SCHOOL
Washington and Lee University.

VIM L. WILSON. IL. D., President.
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ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Seats in private stalls and chairs on
Saturday matinee 10 Ia
dies ana children. cents. Jlylb
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OLp pomNioy STEAMSHIP COM

.vftE EXCEPT SUNDAY.
,VfCE EXCEPT fRlDAY
AND SUNDAY.
steamers leave Norfolk.
Va DAILY exc CD [
Sunday. at 5,30 u. N
Passengers leave Richmond
Via. g. * o.. railway So
a. 81 or X. & y. railroad
p. 3 A. ~. 20 cOnnant with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-29
SOLDIERS AND NEGROES FIGHT.
Knives and Bayonets Freely Used In
Portsmouth.

NORFOLK, VA, oct Especial -
A row at Portsmouth this evening, In
which negroes and members OF the Ports
mouth Rifles participated, resulted in the
serious wounding Of William Peyton
(coloredD and threatened at one time to
attain serious proportions.
The excitement attending the anair
and the stories Of those concerned, which
greatly differ makes it impossible TO
get at the exact facts. 1t is stated, how
ever. and is probably true, that the
trouble began when privates White ana
Pendleton, Of Lynchburg, who quarreled
with one William Parker and another
negro, whereupon Parker was struck by
one of the soldiers.
The men were separated but later
Parker attended by William Peyton,
Ellis Reidy and Edward Williams (col-
orded). sought the soldiers and resumed
the fight. Knives ana bayonets were
freely used, and several of the combat
ants were badly hurt.
william Peyton, negro, who bears
good character, was stabbed with knife
I'm five places about his face and neck,
and received one bayonet thrust through
the right arm.
All parties were arrested and the trou-
bic is queled None of those engaged
will, it is thought. die.
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WHOLE FAMILY
WAS POISONED.
One Dead and the Others Found in a
Critical Condition,
THE WORK OF SPLEEN, PERHAPS.
Another Negro Who Threatend Ven
geance May BE Arr estcd- dag
nosed as Arsenic Poisoning.
Physicians Good Work.

Great excitement prevailed in the vicin-
ity OF No. us north Thirty-hst street
yesterday from about o'clock in the
morning until long after noon.
The cause Of the excitment was the IL
ness Of number of colored people at
that number. caused presumably by pois-
on in the food consumed at breakfast.
Henry Bagby, the head Of the house,
and other members OF his family, live at
that number.
TAKEN VIOLENTLY ILL.
The household had breakfast about ESQ,
ana very soon after finishing the meal
they began 10 complain OF illness ana
burning ia their stomacns.
The breakfast consisted OF hot biscuit,
fresh fish, tea and cOhee.
The symptoms of the illness were vlo-
lent WretChings and vomiting, and in four
hours after breakfast Ellen Jones, an
aunt Of BagDy Wiio was lying cOld III
death, no physician having reached the
place. About an hour after the death
OF the Jones woman the ambulance
was called and responded with Or. Brown
in charge. On his arrival horrible
spectacle met his gaze. Lying around on
beds. lounges. and tables were the SICK,
while the Jones woman was lying prone
on the floor
HEROIC WORK.
As soon as Dr. Brown ascertained the
symptoms Of the Illness he al once began
to administer emctics and restOratNcs,
and after about two hours diligent work
he had the patients all improving.
Those VINO We're made sick We're Hen
ny Bagby, Jane Bagby. Ellen Jones,
dead; Caleb Bagby, Martha West, Willie
Darlington, Henry Eliys0n. and Moses
Hooker The men are all employed at
the Chemical Works
Jim Bagby and Mary Bagby did not
partake OF the breakfast and were not
made 81.
Jim Bagby says that Thursday man
named Henry Sims, who has been living
until recently opposite the Bagby house.
came over with a pistol In his hand and
demanded 10 be allowed to search the
Bagby house FOR his wife, whom he SAID
he believed the Bagbys were harboring.
ON being refused he left. threatening 10
"nx" the whole Bagby outfit Il is not
Known where he is now living.
ARSENIC POISONING.
Dr. a. b. Cosby went to see the sick
people yesterday evening, and he sent
for Coroner Taylor. The two gentlemen
we're very much OF the opinion that the
Illness and the death was caused by ar
senic. The water used in making the
coffee and tea will be analysed by Dr.
TAYLOR. and a postmortem examination
Will be held over the body Of the dead
woman at the home thus morning at ~
o'clock
In view Of the statement attributed to
the engro. Henry Sims, the matter was
reported to the police and Detective Hall
was placed on the case.
Sims is wen-known to the police "a a
desperate and worthless character.
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ASHLAND W. c. |. u.
DIR. Carter, Who was Ill of Fever Has
suffered q Relapsc..

ASHLAND VA, oct. 2s.-Special-
Mrs. Nj. A. Newton. State organizer, or
ganized a w. c. Il. L. here this week
with eighteen members The officers are
Mrs w. G. Fox. president, Mrs. Y. b.
Elicit. recording secretary; Miss Mabel
Porter. corresponding secretary, and Miss
II. Burke Thompson. treasurer.
DR.. II. Il. Carter, who came home from
Chickamaura I'll Of fever, has suffered
relapse. and is now extremely Ill. HIS
uncle. DR.. Garter, of New Orleans mas
arrived at his bedside.
Miss Blanche Breeder, who has been
visiting the Misses Nixon, will return to
her home tomorrow accompanied by
Miss Gussie Nixon, who will remain IN
the city several days.
Miss Susie Barksdale VIII leave soon
for n visit OF two weeks to friends in
Washington.
Miss Mamie Patterson Is visiting IN
Richmond this week.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Fufurs Days.
BY J. y. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


COMMISSIONERS SALE, BY PUBLIC
" AUCTION.
OF THE VACANT LOT. 33xi2f FEET,
AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER TWENTY-NINTH AND
STREETS. AND THE AID
JOINING LOT. 35xl2i FEET. ON TWEEN
TY-NINTH STREET, WITH
THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
THEREON.
In pursuance of the decree OF the Law
and Equity Court Of tho city OF Rich
mond In the suit styled william Isaac
Johnson. who sues etc. vs.. Henry
Browns admir- ct ais" entered on the
Sd day OF August. 1885. the undersigned
Special Commissioners will sell. by public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1898.
at 400 o'clock L. NJ. the real estate re-
ferred to in said decree. to-wit:
First-The vacant lot OF land fronting
80 feet on the western line OF Twenty
ninth. at tho corner of n street, and run
ming back on the south line Of " street
and between parallel lines. 12i feet to an
alley I'm common sixteen feet wide
Second--The lot of land. adjoining the
above described lot on the south, with
the two-story frame dwelling house
thereon known as No. 722 north Twenty
ninth street. fronting IS feet on Twenty
ninth street and running back 124 feet to
said alley. on which its width is 80 feet.
TERMS - One-thlrd cash and the bal
ance IN two equal instruments. payable in
six months and twelve months respective
~. evidenced by negotiable notes there
for. bearing interest. the titie 10 said
property to be retained until said notes
are paid and a conveyance is ordered by
the court: or for all cash at the option
OF the purchaser.
HARRY L. WATSON,
JAMES w. GORDON.
Special Commissioners.
In tho Law and Equity Court or the
city OF Richmond:
VIM. Isaac Johnson. PLAINTIFF.
against
Henry Browns admir- et ais. Defendants
|. p. F. winston. Clerk OF said Court
certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioner I'm said cause OF
August 3. 1893. has been duly given
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
October. 1898.
p. p. WINSTON. Clerk
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], U. S. ", is In the city stopping with
his relatives on Twelfth street.
Mrs. Harry B. owen remains quite I'll
at her home on Cowardin avenue.
Mrs. Mary A. Wells who has been des-
perately III was thought TO be little
better yesterday morning.
Mr.. II. b. Darlington who has been
visiting friends in this city left last night
for Halifax county to spend few days
with relatives.
Mrs. John Clarke remains quite i'll at
her home on Cary street. Her condition
is not improved.
DR.. II. Lush, of Beach, in Chesterfield
county, was in the city during the day.
Manchester Lodge, No. IA, will have
an important meeting in the Masonic
Temple tonight.
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Makes People We'll.

The one true specific for diseases arising
from adebilitat, nervous system is Paines
celery compound. so generally prescribed
BY physicians. 1t Is probably the most re-
r,arkable remedy that the scientific research
OF this country has produced. Prof. Edward
Z. Phelps, NJ. d., L. L. D., of Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as Paine's celery compound,
q positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousness,
liver complaint. neuralgia, rheumatism. all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~~~~.~.~-~-~-~-~~D~~o 0~~~(~0~~-0~|~0~'~"~~S
BY Charles A. Rose
and
]. d. Carneal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
u OF
EIGHT FRAME DWELLINGS,
EAST LINE OF ADVERTISEMENT
STREET NEAR VENABLE.
Nos. 1905. 1907, 1909, lOll, lOl5, lolo'
1917 AND 1919 NORTH TWEEN
TY-SEy.NTH STREET;
ALSO,
LOT KNOWN AS No. > IN BLOCh o.
PLAN OF CHESTNUT HILL,
WITH a -.
COMPARATIVELY NEW FRAME CUT
TAGE THEREON.

Pursuant TO n decree entered In the
Circuit Court OF Henrico cOunlys w. ~. %,
the 18th day OF September, 1875, III tIe
cause OF r. Kastelbers ~,ss kasteioerg 20
as. we viii proceed to sell, upon the
- MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1895,
at +. NJ. PROMPTLY. first, the EIGHT
NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ABOVE ine e,'-
toned all I'm frst-class order, anu -
tanning 3 large rooms each. The 10Y fronts
partly I'm the city and partly in Henrlco
county. there being ia feet IN inc CO.
porate limits and - feet inches IN tns
county; TOTAL. 143 FEET ! INShhS %;
Beginning at point on the east Inc ot
'Tyentv-seyenth street, 102 feet lnches
from The southeastern intersection oa
"Rf and Twenty-seventh streets thenve
south along said east line or Nv IN y ,
SEVENTH STREET AND nIsONl M ~ =
[-enable street and extending back from
said front between parallel lines 40 rect
TO the rear
SECOND. PROMPTLY AT 2. NJ,
we will call your attention 10 and re-
quest your presence at sale OK tnat com com
paratively new MODERN FRAME COT
TAGE. situate IN the PLAN OF Gle +
NUT HILL" LOT No. .. IN BLOCK no.
IL This property is now occupied by
SIR. Charles Kastelberg, and contains
about seven rooms
Tie lot begins at a point on the east
line OF THIRD AVENUE; 100 feet on
south line Of Chestnut street; thence
along the east line OF THIRD ANINO r.
south. and FRONTING THEREON 80
FEET. thence east from said front anu
extending back between parallel line l4O
FEET. to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase.
money cash and balance az n credit OF
elk and twelve months with interest
added from day of sale. purchaser 70
give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments and title 20 be retained unit
PAYMENT I'm full of purchase-money ana
CONVEYANCE ordered by court. or all III
cash. at option Of the purchaser
JAMES l.. ANDERSON,
BENZ. T. BARRET.
J. r. Y. DANIEL,
l.. o. WENDBNBURG,
Special Commissioners.
Charles A. Rose. J. ID. Carneah Auo-
tioneers.
In the clerks office OF tho Circuit Court
OF tho county OF Henrico-kasteloerg
plaintiff, against Kastelberg anu ass
defendants: ...
The bond required OF the special com,
missoners by the decree rendered IN So, $40
cause on the 18th day Of september le"s'
has been duly given. - A..
Given under my hand az clerk OF lne
said court this, 18th day OF Oct9pe.; le'o'
oce5 JOHN r.. BROADDUS, clerk
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4 oAraussGONER's AUCTION SALE
LARGE TUREE-sTORv DETACHED
BRICK RLsIDENCb
WEST LINE OF NINETEENTH Be
TWEEN GRACE AND FRANhLlN
STREETS. KNOWN AS
No. III.
In execution OF a decree OF the Law ana
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond,
cnto-od in the hereinafter named cause
On October ~. isAs VIII sell, by auc-
ton. on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1898.
at f..0 o'clock =. NJ. the above-descrlbed
DWELLING. with q two-stOry detached
brick kitchen IN rear. Ine LOT mas
frontage of G3is feet ON Nineteenth street
by c0od depth.
SIX. twelve and eighteen months, credit
Payments evidenced by notes, with IN
teresi added. and title retained until all
the purchase-money Is paid ana deed Or
CONWAY r. SANDS.
Special Commissioner.
In the Law and Equity Court OF the city
Of Richmond:
L. y. Frischkorn Plaintiff,
against
Amelia Holasworth and ais. Defendants.
l. =. J.. Winston. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required or the
sDecial commissioner by the deere In said
cause o. October ~ 1895. has been duly
Given under my hand. this 2Gth day Of
October. 1875. i. p. WINSTON
oc2T Clerk.