davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
BABCOCK FINED TWENTY DOLLARS
His wife Driven out I'm Her Night
Clothes-Other Police Court News.

William BabcOck. the Broad-street sa-
loonist arrested Wednesday night for be-
ing drunk and assaultng and threatening
his wife. was fined so by Justice Crutch-
field in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. The hearing was quite brief The
evidence showed, as foretod in the Dis
patch Of yesterday. that Babcock went
home intoxicated and began TO maltreat
his wife, who, fearing she would suffer
serious bodily harm escaped from the
house. and, clad only in her nght-clothes
ana without her shoes. she ran over the
sleet-covered streets 20 the Brooke-ave-
nue. ongine-house. where she was made
comfortable. officer Barker, who met her
at the engine-house. arrested Babcock
The woman was almost frozen by her run
Of four squares in the cold.
The court was engaged for more than
an hour investigating the case Of +. L.
Webb who was found last Saturday night
by officer Parkinson on the second floor
Of the house No. 1903 east Grace street in
a dazed condition, and clad only in his
underclothes.
Inc evidence IN the case was extremely
mixed up. and Justice John was forced to
allow the prisoners Annie Courtney. Nan
ME Jackson, Ophelia Fleming Alfred Ho-
len. and William Slater-tO go on the
stand. while commonwealth -Attorney
Richardson examined them. The evidence
seemed TO show that HOllen had taken
Webb, who is a young white man. to the
aforementioned house; that the latter
had been drinking, and had a bottle Of
whiskey with him from which he treat
ed all around. \ little later Webb was
dragged down the steps-sOme said by
Hollen alone. and others testified that ne
was assisted by Mamie Jackson. Who
took his clothes was not shown. but *
was proven that Hollen had his coat and
vest. and got William Slater to sell them
at Browns pawnshop. 20 cents being real
lied of which Slater received Is cents.
Ophela Fleming was discharged, but the
other women. Hollen. and Slater went on
to the grand jury. The clothes were
valued az So and webb also claimed 10
have lost t22 in cash
oscar +. Freddy Foster was before
Justice John. charged with beating and
kicking John Rhodenluzon. He was re-
quired to pay the costs.
The case OF Henry Harris, charged with
striking Pauline Cohen, was dismissed.
The evidence was very conflicting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
Henry Lawrence southwick.

The sixth entertainment on the Star
Course at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION last night was a decided sue
cess.
Mr.. Henry Lawrence Southwick, Of the
Penn Charter School. Philadelphia, gave
his most popular lecture-"A Splendid
Rebel; or, Life and Times of Patrick
Henry" and pleased his audience from
beginning 70 end. Mr.. Southwick showed
that he was indeed, master In the art
of expression and oratory.
The committee are to be congratulated
upon securing as popular and entertain
ing lecturer, while his audience would
gladly welcome Mr.. SOuthwick again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
The examinations OH Eng

The examinations OH Eng
lish for discounts have
worked so satisfactorily in
giving us an excellent class
Of students that they have
been modified and contin-
ued. Send for particulars.
Last Monday and Tuesday
we had six applications for
oar students to take posi-
ions. Only two of the six
could be filled /; neither OF
these had completed the
course. Two boys 10 years
old have been permanently
engaged as stenographers.
The College has Just added
four new typewriters and q
teacher.
A student who was offered a
free scholarship In competing
school Is taking our course on
our regular terms.
Write or call for particulars.
corner Broad and
Ninth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
MET HIS DEATH ON THE RAIL.
IL. III. Owens, Killed I'm Norfolk, Had
Four Sisters Here.

Mr. r. II. Owens. who was accidental.
~ killed in the Norfolk and Western
yards in Norfolk last Monday evening.
was the brother of Mrs Fannie Creasey
and Misses Mildred, Florence, and Louise
owens, Of this city. Two OF the sisters
attended the funeral. and have Just re-
turned.
Mr. owens was a worthy and popular
young man of y. and with his wife. lived
at No. 422 Shelton avenue, Brambleton
Ward. Norfolk. He was a native OF Will
liamsburg. but had been an employee of
the Norfolk and Western railroad about
six years, and held at the time of his
death the position of car-inspector for
the Norfolk Belt-Lne railway. He was
held in high esteem by the officials. and
was greatly liked by the officials. He was
a member OF the Junior order United
American Mechanics.
There was no eyewitness to the acct
dent. so IL Is not known just how II oc-
Cured The impression of trainmen, how
ever is that Mr. owens. in attempting 10
board a passing freight. was thrown UNI
Ger the train AID killed. The body was
horribly mangled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
BIRD TOBACCO CASE.
INTERESTING SUIT HEARD IN CIR
CUT COURT or APPEALS.
CROWD HEARS DANIELS SPEECH.
He Closes the Argument I'm Behalf of
Hafsey in u brilliant Enort--Othcr
Able Counsel Also Heard--Statc-
ment OF the Case.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals was occupied mainly yesterday with
the hearing of argument in the case of
Stephen Il. Halsey. plaintiff in error,
against Walter Bird & Co., defendant in
error TO the Circuit Court of the Western
District of Virginia. at Lynchburg.
The case attracted widespread attention.
partly through the novelty of the suit
and partly because Of the appearance in
the case of Senator John w. Daniel as
counsel for the plaintiff in error.
Every seat in the courtroom was oc-
cupied during the progress Of the argu-
ment, and Major Daniels address par
ticularly, was followed with the closest
attention. Judge Waddin, OF the United
States District Court, and Judge Ingram,
of the Corporation Court, of Manchester.
were among those present. The bar Of
the city was very largely represented
Senator Daniel was associated in the
case with Mr.. j. ID. Horsley. OF the firm
OF Blackford. Horsley d Blackford. and
Mr.. f. 5. kirkpatrick appeared for Walter
Bird.
The feature OF the argument. which was
marked by eloquence and ability on both
sides. was Senator Daniels whitening
arraignment OF the defendant In error
Walter Bird. Of London.
STATEMENT or THE CASE.
The case. briefly stated, Is as follows
In 1891 and 1892 Major Stephen p. Halsey.
a tobacco dealer IN Lynchburg. shipped
Las tierces OF leaf tobacco 10 VI alter
Bird, trading as Walter Bird & Co. a
commission merchant in the city OF Lon
don. accompanying these shipments by
drafts on Bird. which, with freight, in
surance. and other charges paid by the
drawee, at the end OF 1892, amounted to
upwards Of sl25,OJ0 his was not the first
transaction between the parties. for Bird
had known Halsey since 1865; had been
In business with him since 1854. and with
MS father before that date. Just before
the shipments In suit began, Bird had
made sale for Haisey Of about $4,000
and IN addition 10 many dealings had
with him, Halsey had on two occasions
visited Bird In England.
LEFT HAISEY IN DEBT.
When the tobacco I'm suit was sold il
failed 10 bring By about $500 the amount
which Halsey had drawn against IL. with
interest ana charges which had accumu-
lated during the period the tobacco was
being disposed Of. Bird instituted suit
10 recover this balance. and as defence
iialsey filed five pleas. which assert
briefly:
81 That Bird did not faithfully and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

The Board OF Governors Of the league
met yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
in the Office OF the president. Mr. ). ;. Z.
Patteson, and adopted resolution to
meet at the City Hall next wednesday
evening at o'clock to appear before
the Street Committee Of the Council and
urge an appropriation for granolithic gut
ters on one side OF Grace street from
Ninth TO Ryland street. 1t was also de-
cded to ask that these cutters be laid at
once and that they shall be the standard
width of five and one half feet.
The board appropriated S25 for the i'm
provement of the Missing Link bicycle
track, after which II adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
MOST DESTRUCTIVE.
The SIeet In New Kent County
Roabs lmDns~ibIe.

OAK, NEW KENT COUNTY. VA, Feb
ruary S.-(SpeciaL)-The most destructive
sleet known 10 the Oldest inhabitants Of
this section is upon us. Last Saturday
night a cold rain set in which frOze as
il fell. There is no sign OF abatement at
this writing. Great pine trees. that
would make a cord of wood. have either
fallen or have been entirely stripped Of
their limbs. There is no possibility Of
travel on our public roads. There is
great danger 10 pedestrians from the fall
ing of limbs and trees across the roads.
We just have TO sit in our houses quietly
and take what comes. While ! ann writing
this communication great branches are
falling from the shade trees upon the
house. and there is actually danger OF
their punching holes In the house-top.
II is really distressing 70 hear the tim
Der popping all through the woods. As
20 orchards, they are total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
WARD AND vOKEs TONIGHT.
These Comedians To Appear Mt the
Academy I'm "The Governors"

Ward & Vokes, in THE Governors" is
the Offering ct the Academy this evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
These favorite comedians have estab-
lshed themselves as authorities in farce
comedy. For this year some Of the
prominent members of the company are
Lucy DAILY, Margaret DAILY Vokes. Johnny
Page. John Keefe, Cheridah Simpson.
Louise Kerlin, Charles Young the Boston
Quartette, and about twenty other farce
comedy celebrities. Every effort has been
made to give the farce an elaborate pro-
duction, and the musical programme is
lengthy and equal to an opera.
Happy" Ward. of the team Of Ward
and Vokes, is from this city, and COM
menced his professional career here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

The funeral Of Mr.. James Ludwell
Maury took place from the Seventh-Street
Christian church yesterday afternoon az
1890 o'clock, and despite the severely cold
weather, a large number OF persons. MEM
bers Of the church. and business friends
came out to pay the last tribute Of re-
spect.
Rev. John s Sweeney and Rev. II. G.
Garrison conducted the service, which
was simple and tender The interment
was made i'm Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

| diligently endeavor to sell the tobacco
consigned 20 him; neither did he sell
the same for the best price to be OBJ
tanned, nor honestly account for the pro-
ceeds Of sales actually made; and
y. That Bird wrongfully appropriated
the tobacco to his own use by hypothe-
eating the same for his own debts.
Each Of these pleas makes counter
claim against Bird for 10000 damages
by reason of the injuries therein set
forth"
THE TOBACCO WAS HYPOTHECATED
The plaintiff in error also alleges that
INSTEAD Of pursuing an honorable and
legitimate course, Bird hypothetical the
tobaccos of Halsey as the shipments ar
rived and converted them to his own use
by making them security for debts of
his own" the amount of which debts
Bird has not revealed; neither have the
| letters Of hypothecation been brought for
ward, though Bird alleged at the former
I trial that he had them in his office The
tobacco of Halsey was thus, the plaintiff
in error claims placed absolutely beyond
his control and the whole title TO ii
alenated But Bird made an effort to
induce Halsey 20 redeem his tobaccos
from hypothecation by paying to him the
, advances and charges which he had
made 10 Halsey.
| Bird had placed II out of the power Of
Halsey 10 take any step toward redeem
ing his tobaccos. 1t is contended first by
declining to tell the name or names OF
the parties TO whom he had pledged it.
and second, by refusing to answer the
questions of Halsey as to how much per
tierce had been advanced, and whether
ii was hypothetical in parcels or all
"a lfsafr nsv
consignment, Halseys tobaccos were sold
by the bank for Birds, debts, under the
direction OF brokers Of the banks to
whom the tobaccos had been hypothe-
Gated.
BIRDS OWN VALUATION.
Bird himself valued the ,tobaccos Of
Halsey and transacted the conversion Of
them upon his own valuation says the
brief of the plaintiff in error. ole made
the valuation not casually or carelessly.
but in relation Of honor. confidence.
and trust The banks to whom he trans
ferred Halsey's tobaccos for his own
debts usually employ their own experts
TO value tobaccos with respect 10 which
they deal. In this case Bird was him
self their appraiser Of Halsey's tobaccos.
as he himself tostifies. and when he re-
ported his valuation they loaned him 20
per cent. thereof in money, amounting to
some G2S,CCO"
Halsey claims that this being the case.
the tobacco must have been valued AZ S37.-
600, and that he is at least entitled 10
credit for that amount in account with
Bird. as of May 2. 1894
The case was argued before Judges Goff,
Morris, and Brawley.
NEXT CASE IN CALL.
The next case in call for argument is
NO. POI. Samuel J. Pregnall ct al. appel
lants, VS. steamer "Sappho." appellee. Ap-
peal from Circuit Court OF South Caro-
Una 70 be argued by J. Il. X. Bryan. Of
charleston. ;, c., for appellant and by J.
n. Nathans for appellee
Hon. John w. Daniel and r. s. Kirk
patrick. OF Lynchburg. Va, were admit
ted as attorneys Of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Louis +. Meyer, Robert +
Pearman, and their wives. 10 Frank
Miller. % 81 feet on north side Of Cathe-
rine street. between Henry and Smith,
$500.
Henrico: James 5. Hall 10 Cora T.. Hall,
his wife. IS i4-l00 acres on road connect
inf Meadow Bridge road and Mechanics
Vile turnpike. $1,000.
Hill Montague. special commissioner, 90
Laidlow. McKiH & CO., Limited same
deed recorded in Chancery Court, Feb
ruary 3, 1899. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
GRAND SALE OF FURNlTrPp
~ OIL-CLOTHs. CARPETS Dpr-c-,'.f

n y ]
~ OlL-CLOfIIs. CARPETS, DRrcGsT..
MATING. LEATHER LOUNGES Az
COUCHES. p WONEN-WRr spDr,.,,I
10 MARBLE-TOP TABLES rif,s..,,55
OAK BOOKCASE AND srCpi,i', an, -
&c.-We will sell nc our Wlrar..r,. -,
east Broad street. ''
THIS friday MORNING. FFp. forIr
az 1870 o'clock. Is Walnut and OK cts,,.
Der Suits. Hands0me Oak Si.t.1rr.
200 Assorted Cane and WU0I-s..f CHAIN.
SILK BrOcatelle and HaIr-C.0fh pa-l. .
Suits. oak Extension Table. OAK Boot.
case and Secretary. fine lra M Taure
Leather and Brussels Lounges ana
COuches several fine oak Hsfu.ks 8
W0ven-Wire Springs - Mnbe-T.8
Tables. 200 yards Mating. several sNetf.
Used Carpets. ( New DruggetF lra Q
Handsome Rugs. Toilet Sets. Faan.-
Bolsters and Pillows. Bureaus and He..
steads Washstands Oak and Cherry Cen.
ire Tables, Chenille Table Covers .r8
POrtieres. Floor Oil-Cloth. 2 Splendid
Cooking Stoves. Hair-ClOth Mahogany
Sofas. &c. This IS a large sale. and ns
Furniture all good. and must be sold r
YOU need good Furniture, attend This s1'.
The ladies are most respectfully Invited
TO attend the sale
J.. II. VALENTINE
fe 10 Manager and Aucl0ns,r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
Or, Stanord's Lecture.

Great interest Is felt in the lecture to
be delivered at the Academy OF Music
next Monday night by DR. D. Stafford. OF
Washington, on Macbeth" Seats are
now being sold at Walter d. Moses e
Co.'S store The upper gallery will be re-
served for colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
County Court TO Meet Monday.

The Henrco County Court will meet
for the February term next Monday. Du-
ring this term the Carter murder case will
be retriec.
marriage license was issued by Clerk
Waddill TO Harry Edward Gilman and
Miss Lucille Carter Watt. daughter OF Mr.
George Watt.
The voters at Shoemaker's Precinct
viii meet at Collins Hall. Washington
and Ashland streets. on next Wednesday
night. the 18th The Bloodheld Demo-
cratic Club will then be organized.
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup, the best of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
FOR BETTER STREETS.
League of WheeImen tn Appear he
fore street Committee Wednesday.

The Richmond League OF Wheelmen is
striking out now for better streets In the
first move to be made will be request
for granolithic cutters on Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
LOST, srnAYEp. AND rouND.

LOST. EITHER on MAtN-SI ,th
car or az corner Main and Tenth
poor c0lOrcd woman. HOCktI -h'''E
containing nearly s. Finder please
turn 70 Mrs. j. J. ROYSTER'S resi-
Twenty-sixth aud Franklin. te i
LOST. ON MONDAY. 9Th. BEIM tt'
Quarantine Pens and Richmond AoAti'''
THREE BULLS. Finder will please N
tfy Richmond Abattoir or Naieni.
Meat-Juice Company. re s'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PROFITABLE PAWNBROKER's
AND JEWELLERS BUSINESS combined
for sale in this State. Fully established
and the only one OF its kind in town
OF 20.0cO inhabitants. Good reasons for
selling. Address "fLEDGE." care OF this
oiiice. ia l5-Sun W&t12:s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
HIGH CoNsTABLE'S SALE.

l will sell at public auction. or
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Dr. liza
az IL o'clock A. NJ. at No Ill p..
street. the. following PROPERLY
sdusiY a distress warrant lu n,. .
IN favor Of Mrs. Lena Rose SD 4
Williams-to-wit: a
] lot Of Bottles;
/ Push-Cart:
Pair u Scales. ] Lamp.
Lot OF Rags. lot of Ch.ct.-.
Terms: Cash. 4. q. GAppr...
10 1O-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THg
TANES FOR THE CURRENr CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

FOR THE STAGE. TWO GIRLS. WHO
an sing and must be good looking Ap-
ply TO J. r. WREN, 33S south Laurel
street fo lU-ltF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is so,.r -.
TAAEs FOR THE CURRENT o. -, i,llis
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ pan In.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AM FRO
VENDEE. TIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

W' IHIJ VI HfIIh1J NODr
ING. commencing at 1890 A. n M
auction-rOOm. No. ~ east Broad ~
sell for W. Sanford Hornd0n 'f.'t
LETT town and directed me 10 sou ,y lD
lowing without limit or reserve. i1-
or House Furnishings. consists. t
Ghamber Suits. Bed~L0unges C.
Tables, Chairs Walnut Bookcaea
Beds. Mattresses and Sprines l' .as
PICTURES and Easels, Carpets o., W.
rack, Sewing Machines. TOlet-W.r. H.'.i'
too numerous to mention. g.,
6. II. OLIVER. Aurtlr..-
ne I'D No % nnaI Pm. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

BY the Valentine Auction C0m8a-,
$50 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
MERRrMaC snIRTING PRINTS.

MERRrMAC SHIFTING PRINTS.
Round-Thread Brown Cotton, Heavy
I'nblcached Canton Flannel ana o.
Domct Flannel. for lie. a yaT tg!..,,,,,,
a. Bleached Cotton, Nard-N ide TlV!lO"
Percale. Light Figured FlanneIiettcs'
Heavy 3G-Inch Brown Cotton, ana Gre
pons. in all the evening shades ior |'20'
a yard. a.,
PFC Dress Plaids. Heavy Swansdowh
FLANNEL "A Blcachcd Cambria, Scotch
Cheviots. and Solid COlored Denim Tor
4&4c. ,.
Heavy 10-4 sheeting, Striped seersuck-
crs. White and Gray ATWOOD Flannel
4J-inch PillOw-Case Cotton, ana 10 Z-5c.
French Ginghams for ll2c
zoe. INDIA FOULARDs FOR &3c.
Lining Taffeta for lG 2-Sc.
Black Duchess Satin. 81 grade, for soc.
Satin Checks for l9c.
Black six Popllns for 25c, from 69c.
Handmade India SIX FOR Zoc'
Pin-Stripe surah Silks for 4ic.. cost SIC.
COLORED DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
FROM So. 4 YARD TO 25c, THAT
COST FROM Is TO 7jc. A YARD.
BLACK DRESS GOODS REMN ANTS
FROM 6it TO 45c. THAT COST FROM
100 TO sl.25 A YARD.
LOT OF LADIES' KID GLOVES.
ODD SIZES AND COLORS. SOLD
FOR $40, FOR J0c.; also, lot Of 81
grades for 39c.
IAiLOIf-NhltGs bhi~NNAf''
THAT SOLD FOR SIS AND SIS, FOR
$40.
Sc. Black Figured Mohair Skirts, nice
ones for SIC.
lot of Children's Cloaks. cost up to
$50 for 5Oc.
TINsEL DRApERY FOR 32c. NAhD.
Curtain Muslin for &c.
Curtain Scrim for &c. yard
$50 Lace Curtains for $3.50.
-. -. and Zoe. Tor Curtains that sold up
70 Sl.75 q pair
MEMS TAN SOCKS FOR &c. A PAIR.
All-Silk 80 and 25c. Ties for Zoe.
Fast Block Socks for Sc.
Atwood Handmade Sweaters, that |
cost $50 for 50c.
z-ply Linen Collars for &C. each.
lot of Books and Stationery Tor about |
one third the cost: sOiled slightly.
COME PICK FROM THE CORSET |
STOCK.
Nearly 100 Of em. % to 75c. for Corsets |
that cost from SOC. 10 $l.25 each.
&c. CHECKED NAINsOOIN FOR 2Ac. |
A YARD.
4O-inch India Linon. Pie. kind, for &c.
] LOT from 1c. a yard TO &C., cost from |
10 l0c a yard.
White Piques for sc. yard.
CUILDREN's I23c. SEAMLESS BLACK |
HOSE FOR %.
Ladies' and 10c. Hose for Sc. a pair.
Ladies' MerinO Vests and Pants, 15c. |
ones. for 35c.: zoe. kind for 25c.
Children's Vests and Pants for 12i2c.. /
cost % and Csc.
Ladies' 81 Wool Pants for SOC.
REMNANTS LINEN TABLE DEHAsI<s,
zoe. YARD, FROM IS AND SIC.
Other Damasks at l2ls TO Toe, were 25c.
10 $l.25.
odd Linen Towels, 10 to &c, were 10 |
20 zoe.
% dozen SC Bleached Hand Towels, to-
day for SC.
WIDE HANDMADE TORCHON LACE !
INSERTIONS,
6INCHES WIDE. 12lac. YARD, FROM |
&c.
Other Laces at l, ., and &C.. instead of
3. 5, and &C.
AND Zoe. EMBROIDERIES FOR SC.
A YARD.
sI25 AND 81 UMBRELLAS,
SHOW HANDLING, ARE SOC. To-
DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
A UCTION SALE OF GOVERN.

"A NENr PROPERTl.-Ihe c1uiofrsi
quartermaster's property recently
by the Third Regiment. virginia
teers. consisting Of about 2 T.r
various patterns. C00kius stoves
Utensils, Buckets. &c. win i.
auction. Old Market Hail iiln
Seventeenth streets. Richmond.
u NJ FEBRUARY 90. 1899
DAVID pkII.
r. l0-2t \ 4. -. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
N ANTI,u.

AT ONCE, A TEACHER FOR a HIGH
Grade Academy. Graduate of University
II Virginia or Of a well-establshed coll
lege preferred. Address Box BIS Rich
mOud Va. fe l0-tts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

BOARD FOR FAMILY OF THREE.
Location, Grace between Second and Mad
son, or Franklin between Second and
Address y. Y. H.. care Dis
patch office. fe 9-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

"A OF
Nos. 1i0i AND 1905 WEST BROAD
STREET.
Nos 403 AND f05 NORTH HANCOCK
STREET
BY virtue Of a certain decd NJ TRUST '1
the undersigned trustee. dated 1lIr N
1893 recorded in Richmond Clnur
Court Clerks office. boo Deadlock lB
&C." page 476, default having been mtI3
I'm the payment OF the debt thereby a-
cured. and being required $50 t0 do hr f.a
beneficiary. / will sell hy public auction.
on the premises. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81 fs9
al O'Clock j. M.-Frst Said Sos 100
and i0j west Broad street. uIIs... N..r-
mOnd College, beginning on ll. north .If
of Broad street IS feet from lHr.Uet.l
street. thence running ur.y along
Broad street and fronting thereon t..
and extending back l50 f0.t tl tu
I'm common % feet wide
Second. Said Nos iO ana i north 1T l-
cock street beginning on the ct a
OF Hancock street 80 fort north ot b.
shall street. thence running north. ~
along and fronting ON Hancock s'r.
feet : inches. and extending IIck h.-H
parallel lines 3 feet 10 900 allies Do l.t
wide
THIS: All cash. better terms mg 3
announced al sale
". 4. KICKS Trustee
James II. CrensnIW. AuDfInnf.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-10

In execution OF a decree IN the herca.
after-named cause. i Wll sell by auctioa
on the premises. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1899,
at 4.30 o'clock +. NJ, the ahovc-ment.onH
PROPERTY The dwelling contains
about rooms. Lot 20Xl30 20 alley.
TERMS: ono third cash. balance a
six and twelve months. or an cash. credit
payments 20 be evidenced by notes Do.
terest added. SC.
WILLIAM II BENERIDGE.
Snnnlnl CammIs.Llr.r