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ENTERTAINED AT OMAHA.

Distinguished Party of Hawaiians
Lunch with Commissioners.
A distinguished party of Hawaiians,
which arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, was entertained at the Com
mercial Club yesterday at lunch by
Messrs. Ed. TOwse and Daniel Logan,
the Hawaiian Commissioners to the
Greater America Exposition, says the
Omaha World-Hera1d of August oath.
The party was made up of H. Water
house, who has been a member of the
National Senate and is one of the most
prominent capitalists in the Islands,
being interested in plantations, rail-
ways and steamship lines, and Mrs.
Waterhouse; Miss N. Sturgeon and
Miss M. Dillingham;, who go to Dana
hall, the annex of Wellesley College;
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, the wife of the
general manager of the Oahu railroad
and the premier plantation promoter
of the Islands; Harold Dillingham;,
who goes to Cornell; Albert Water
house, who goes to Princeton; Harold
Rice, son of Senator w. H. Rice, also
a native of the Islands, who goes to
Princeton; Miss Nape, who is interest
ed in educational work in Hawaii;
Rev. J. M. Ezera and Rev. E. S. Timo-
teo. native Hawaiian clergymen, who
are leaders among their people and
who are visiting this country for the
purpose of studying it's customs and
educational institutions. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. J. Penfold, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Um-
sted, Miss Tovell and John T. Clarke
are assisting in entertaining the party.
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CAPE TOWN, August 2S.-Replyins
to the latest proposition of the British
Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr.
Chamberlain, the Government of the
Transvaal has notified him that it adj
heres to it's latest offer and will no,
make any further concessions.
According to reports from Johannes
burg the burghers are everywhere ex-
changing Martins for Mausers. A
heavy load of ammunition, including
800 Mausers, arrived at johannesburg
on Friday from Utrecht, the Neither
lands
The Cape House of Assembly is
against discussing the question OF
transit of arms intended for Orange
Free State and presumably the Trans
vaal. Evidently state of extreme
tension exists as every speech made
today was received with almost abso-
lutte silence in the chamber.
William p. Schreiner, the Premier
personally appealed to to his followers
to refrain from answering the criti-
cism of the opposition, lest they should
prove words of ill-feeling.
The entire opposition arose to sup
port the motion for adjournment made
by Right Hon. John Gordon Sprigg
He said that the recent speech of the
British Secretary of State for the Col
onies, Sir Joseph Chamberlain, at
Birmingham, England, had forced all
to the conclusion that South Africa
was on the brink of war unless the
Transvaal met the British demands. In
his opinion the Cape Government
ought to follow the example of Portu-
gal at Delagoa Bay and refuse to per-
nit the transit of arms as long as the
crisis lasted.
LONDON, August 2S.-The ST. James
Gazette today says that it learns that
an inspection by General Joubert,
commander in chief of the Transvaal
forces, disclosed the fact that nine
tenths of the reserve shells and car
tridges in the Pretoria forts are ineffi-
cient and that an immediate order to
renew the supply was placed in Eu-
rope.
Although not definitely known, it is
assumed here in London that Mr..
Chamberlain had the reply of the
Transvaal Government before he de-
livered the Birmingham speech It is
also believed that on the receipt Of
President Kruger's offer of five years
franchise and other concessions Mr..
Chamberlain wired that they were un-
acceptable and suggested modification
If this be so, and if the reply to that
uggestiOn-that the Transvaal Gov
ernment adheres to it's latest offer and
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BRITISH VS.. RUSSIANS.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 27.-AS t

( SHANGHAI, Aug. 27.-AS the
r outcome of a dispute regarding
( the ownership of some lands at
+ Hankow, on the Yang-tse XII
+ ang, about 700 miles from the
sea, which were purchased in
. 1868 by the concern of Jardine,
Z Matheson & Co., but were sub
Z Sequently included in the new
Z concessions to Russia, the own
Z ers, under the advice and pro-
( lection of Mr.. Hurst, the Brit
. ish Consul, sent workmen to
Z fence in the tract.
( After the work was begun a
Z dozen Cossacks from the Rus
r sian Consulate appeared on the
r scene and forcibly elected the
r workmen.
The Captain of the British
: second class gunboat Woodlark,
, specially designed for service
r on the river, after consulting
with Mr.. Hurst, landed a party
of bluejacketS and moved the
: Woodlark within firing distance
of the Russian Consulate. For
a time a fight seemed imminent,
but nothing further occurred.
: The bluejackets are now guard
: ing the property.
The British third-class gun
r boat Esk has been dispatched
r to Hankow from this port.
r Great Britain is evidently de-
Z termined to uphold British
r rights.
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
WASHINGTON

+ WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-
( The Filipinos will be treated to
a surprise when Captain Grant
Squires of the Signal Corps
Z reaches Manila. Captain Squires
has been sent by General Gree
ly to introduce the Marconi sys-
tenn of wireless telegraphy for
r communication between de-
tached wings of the army and
Z the main body. AS result,
T FilipinOs who are in retreat be-
fore an advancing party of
r American soldiers will soon be
( apt to find different bodies of
pursuers acting with most as
Z tonishing harmony. Captain
+ Squires has recently been in
r Europe studying the Marconi
T system, and he has prepared a
( full report to General Greely.
r The War Department has or
T dered powerful movable
Z searchlight, which will be de-
r livered next week and at once
: sent to Manila. It will be
: mounted on the intrenchments
: and played over the surrounding
: country so as to prevent any
: possibility of night surprise
: by the enemy.
H. - - - \ 4 4 a A. 4 a
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TransVaal Government Will Make
No More Concessions.
SITUATION is MOST CRITICAL
Views of Lsading London DailieS-
OminouS Silence Of British
GOVornm
:. 5. :. 3. :. 3. 3. 8. 3. 8. 8. :. 8. 8. 8. 3.
WILL RESIST.

PRETORIA, Aug. 2S.-The
reports of Joseph Chamberlain's
speech at Birmingham last Fri
day have been calmly received
here. President Kruger said:
Let the newspapers bring
whatever they like. / cannot
say whether they report Mr..
Chamberlain correctly. When
he speaks to me direct shall
then know how to reply"
COmmandant General JOu-
bert, in the course of an inter-
3 view, declared that the whole
3 republic would resist like one
man any interference with it's
) independence.
State Secretary ReitZ said he
believed Mr.. Chamberlain was
. speaking for himself only, and
not for the whole British Cabi-
: net. The situation, he declared,
3 had not grown worse, but there
was danger that a spark might
3 fall into the magazine and do
3 mischief.
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KILLED BEFORE THE KAISER.

BERLIN, August 26.-While the
Emperor was viewing the drill of the
Twenty-seventh Field Artillery at Ma
yence he witnessed the death of a gum
ner who had carelessly handled his
piece. His Majesty was deeply moved
and shook the dying mans hand. He
inquired what his last wishes were. and
has since sent the mans fiancee a let
ter of coincidence, inclosing a large
sum of money
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HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 KING STREET.

lUSS KING STREET.
Telephone $50.
DR.. Luella S. Cleveland, medical su-
perintendent. Hours: 9 a. m. to p. m.
Methods of Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanitarium. Baths of every descrip-
ton. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
every form. Classified dietary, etc.
Ample facilities for thorough eXamina-
ton. DR.. c. L. Garvin, consulting ply
sician and surgeon.
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BUBONIC PLAGUE IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, August 26.-
Many evidences point to the fact that
the outbreak at Astrakhan is really
bubonic plague. Many cases have re-
suited fatally. The Duke of Oldenburg,
who is president of committee for
combating the plague, has been sent
to Astrakhan, accompanied by some
distinguished doctors.
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BRITISH TRANSPORTS.

CALCUTTA, August 27.-The Gov
ernment, according to Calcuttan
newspaper, usually we'll informed, has
asked the British India Navigation
Company what transports will be
available for Government use in the
event of war in the TranSvaal.
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SULTAN NARROWLY ESCAPES.

MOROCCO, August 27-Mulai-Abd-
El-Aziz, the Sultan of Morocco, had a
narrow escape during a recent thun-
der storm when an electrical bolt
killed several people, including two
court ushers, who were standing with
in few feet of his Majesty. The oc-
casion was the birthday of the prophet
and the Sultan was receiving tribal
gifts in the quadrangle of the palace.
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S. E. LUCAS, Partisan Optician.

LOVE BUILDING, FORT STREET:
Upstairs; p o. Box 351. l carry
a full line of ALL KINDS OF
GLASSES from the CHEAPEST
to the BEST. Free Examination
Of the Eyes.
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T. MCCANTS STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT
Law, Progress Block, opposite
Catholic Church, Fort Street, Ho-
nolulu, H. l. Telephone 1922.
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ALBERT F. JUDD, JR.

| ATTORNEY-AT-LA
| OFFICE: OVER BISHOP e CO.'S
| Bank, corner Merchant and Kaahu-
manu- Streets.
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T. D. BEASLEY.

DRAUGHTSMANP PLANTATION AND
Typographical Maps a Speciality.
Room 306, Judd Building, Tele-
phone 633.
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the Jiminez revolutionists at Santo Do
mingo. No details have yet been re-
ceived by NJ. Grulon.
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ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER.

REMAINING IN HONOLULU FOR A
few months will take a limited
number of pupils for
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
Terms by the lesson or month
Commencing on and after the 10th
of July. "MIGNON,'
720 Beretania Street, Honolulu
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F. D. CREAMY, ALB. (Harv.)

PRIVATE TUTOR WITH ESPECIAL
reference to preparation for COL
lege. Office corner King and Beth
ell streets; telephone 62 and S06;
p. o. box 759. Address as before
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FREDERICK w. JOB.

SUITE S15, MARQUETTE BUILDING,
Chicago, ILL.,; Hawaiian Consul
General for the States Of Illinois,
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Wis
consin. ATTORNEY-AT-LA
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P. SILVA.

AGENT TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDG-
ments to Instruments, District OF
Kona, Oahu. At w. G. Achi's Of
five. King Street, near Nuuanu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

90 . clock T.. M. ID 1De o,e.l peIis
1,....."t ,". to-'''' ''7
Llt ~ -to-"ii- .,. AKIN ,..rt Ola,
',st ~ .tI -tr.. iinaro,...
~" B.. IL; ...-ir.. S5i lei IN tle
r'o l, ir.., kun -lr,et and rum
ntr,, ta-i. bef,r..t parallel lines 40 lcet
lieiiDa 20 az, "f 4 ir -,,are ~ az
,.-. i, ,-,' -, i,a WI Ind Ind and Inn
'-1 t .,o",t co,anouy The dwelling upon
I.1' -+-,rti,e. we.l-arraneed
t-,'1. .tl',,- h.U.e MIN nearly au the mod
tih '9ht eNle.' ' Itall reo al tbr
o..up.eD IVY
liHe OF Hl7 v.",t- ot- rAAD with tb.
r,t,-3-r - N-f,rt tND PART PRICK
:, IS 'r,f,,-l,f, -rl other improvements
isl-a a. fcef ON fhe soIth side
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There will De a fun rehearsal OF tho
convention chorus tonight az the Second
Baptist church. corner OF Sixth and
Main streets. This Will Doe the first Tee
hearsal with the orchestra. II has been
the policy OF the Music Committee 10
allow visitors 20 occupy the galleries
OF the church. but no visitors will be
allowed tonight except escorts.
The chorus has been doing excellent
work and those who hear che rendering
Of Prof Poriers cantata OF The Resur-
Gection" viii enjoy "a rare musical treat.
They Will sing this work only an the
concert. which IS 10 be given on the
night OF Wednesday. july 18th, al the
Auditorium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-07

MIR. Frederick Lengert. OF Twenty.
Fourth and Franklin streets fell from "a
Ciay-street car at Brook avenue and
Clay streets ABOUT i2:S0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The ambulance was called aud Drs.
crump and Cunningham attended Mr.
Iengert. whose collar bone was found 20
he broken. and he was sent % his home,
and IL doiag as well as possible.
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c. n. oliver. Aucti0netb
~ east Lruau street


r Rr-sTf-ys SALE OF STOCK OF
l llQItltS. CIGARS. iObA'DO, O.
BY virtue of 60 deed made TO ne oy ~, ~
W. Thon. dated Juy ], 800 l VIII p''-
coed 10 sell. a. public auction, on
MONDAY, JULY lOl IT, 49,,
1890 A. NJ. at 30 1861 east NAN 49,,
the following: Several very , .ns 60. NJ
.canfers part filed with nne liquors lafhe
lots of Dishes. cups. 5aucer7 i t1l,,
&C.. one Large Boiler and Large i'e" -
ing Stove. several Very Good lapl,s ~ ~.
All kinds. one Large Gas Range. a a',i'.
1900 Cigars. standard goods Que ILL., 'il','
and % rreat many other things TOO hu-
merous to mention. such as are ioun a... l.i
"A frst-class lar and restaurant l"'s
viii be- sold I'm lots 90 the purchl-et.
j. W FEDDEN' Trustee,
c II. oliver. Auctloneer. ~
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Promptly Transfers.

Richmond v. Logan's trustee 10
Williamine G.. Lancaster Is feet al north
west corner Of Franklin and Henry
streets Sg3 90.
George W. Powers trustee 10 Charles
II Jackson if. feet on east side OF
Cherry street. 22es feel north Of Beverly
street $50.
Henry Rosenheim and wife and =. Raab
= SIP feet on south side OF Grace street
between Laurel and Shafer streets. 5000
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~. ,.,r,ro ~ n decree Of 1lenrico CIR
c,-lr CONT entered June -, levt III ny
suit OF Peter Copeland ana VIZ W 49,
cbewninr ct ais, trustees az 49, 49,.
undersigned. special coinln's' ,,,if selI bv
hv appointed for the purpose VIII '~"' -.
auction. upon the premises on .,.,.
SATURDAY. THE sTH DAY OF JUL
1899,
at 40 o'clock T.. NJ. the above EALl-a
RI.E REAL ESTATE. ly-hs Mt.'
Hi00mingdale stock arm anu 'G..i-',,'d
ton. about four miles north or ~ ',rti5
0n the south side of lht e9"nN5 NH he
prpertv has been subdlylden' an9 ms
offered Tor sale in FINE-A'hE ~ D.
.earh fronting on the new county IVNr
and running back towards we D tnDe
This sale offers "a hne opl"t l'il-'. tife
wishing 90 combine city with country We
The fnftiatory has already heeh m"le' li
mat several prominent gentlemen udha
act their business lu the Guy "NN .hts
in this locality. The rear poilloh on WE
nroperfv along the BROOK. l7 tohilN -N.i'
t,rrosef t1 contain extensive ana mex
hafistive granite deposits being VEN ol
ne vaiuqhIo quarry now owned anu "P1
rated bv Peter Copeland. VIII pc "li'l 'n
scparate After the above pIup'lt f 'lt
been offered Boo sup-dlt i7l"n' ~ 1f,,.
10 viii then be offered as "a Wh'ie. Ni1ps
~ fhe urouerty can Doe seen ar me once
~ me- aucti0uecrs. and also ar me 9a.e
This is an uun-Hal oph'i tNt'.' r,ft
fertile land |NIIN rLtIflIN ''l H"
m0nd. either hy daily lialI-' e''.'' '' ''-''
0r bv private conveyance.
TERMS. One-third cash, me residue lh
two equal instalments ar one ana '"y
wears with interest added from day OF
sale for which notes aye TO be- given ana
title retained until The Who.e pAI -n.s.s.1
money ie raid and a conveyance is ordered
wy A. J. CHEWING
EDWARD = ROSE,
CHARLES r. LDEHR.
Special Commissioners.
Edward S. Rose Co.. Auctoneefs.
I'm the clerks office of the Circuit Court
Of tic county OF Henrlco-CopeIand and
wife. plaintiff against Schultz ENorr
r. Broaddus clerk Of the said
court DO certify that the bond required
m me special commissioners by the &C.
cree rendered On said cause ON the 2lst
day Of juno. ls9. has been duly SVEN
Given under ny hand a. c.eIN 90 es '"e
J. II. RROADDFS.
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titte Misses inez and Bessie Hutchin-
son, daughters OF Hon j. o. Hutchinson.
OF King William county. gave a delightful
picnic AT their home Tuesday In honor
OF little Emile Wade. Of south Third
street.
Those who responded 70 tho dainty in
yltatioBs sent oni were Mabel Dabncy.
Jessie Dabney Bessie stevens gaNle
Stevens Frank Snead, David Dabney.
Apahsoa and Rosser Dabney,
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BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated April
IS. 1895. and recorded In The clerks ohice
OF Chesterfield County Court. ln ID. Is.
No %. page No. asa. default having been
made in tho payment OF the note secured
thereby. ana being directed 50 10 90 Dy
the holder thereof, the ibAed- uus-
tees. will offer for sale.'at pubic auction
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF JULY,
1893,
at . o'clock =. NJ, the FARM known as
WHITLEY" containing TWO III NDkED
AND NlNEI4-NlNE tIyJl ADhLS or
LAND. more OF less, fronting on James
river, extending o. and ironing on 'He
Petersburg turnpike.
This land is In the highest state OF cui-
uVatlOn. and embraces ABOUT one H"iiNi go
acres of river l0Wgrouuds, Whch ea5I.
yield sixty bushels OF corn per acre me
annual hay crop is about one hulaIeo
tons The buildings are q very handsome
mansion. containing fourteen rooms. oatn-
room and modern couvenienceo, oNtI7eel
house. quarters. stable room f"r seNtAty
(7W horses nay barns. etc, etc. lnla
property has ne reputation Of being. ana
is iu reality the most aitraclife ana val
liable farm d the vicinity OBJ t'lchlnoIu.
Iu addition TO ms value as "a stock iatm
and am attractive county residence n d.
exceptionally valuable iof me loho"ihI
First its frontage of about one-haIt a
mie on James river which ai lhle lp'Hl
U.s. about Two feet Deeper man al h'rh-
m0nd. makes If very valuable ioi Mahu-
featuring and shipping purposes. There
ls probably n0 better site than ms ioi "A
large shlp-yard and dfy-doek
Second There ls an excellent sianils
quarry ON o.. property near the river. .
Also large deposit of brick clay. Spleunid
shipping facilities both by water aud talI-
road. and
recently surveyed from Manchester to
Petersburg along the Petersburg turin Use
part of th. farm thus maung Il vaiud-
bic for acreage lots
TERMs. One-iourth cash and inc BALI
ance iu one. Two AND three year- oe-
ferred payments bearing interest from oa}
of sale and secured by deed Of trust ~
the purchaser can make laiseI cf-l
Dayuient. N he desires So 90 do, interest
ON deferred payments % BE- Pas, s1in'-
JAMES CASkIE.
Trustees.
Adaneon. Nucti0ncer. 1ulG
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SPrirg EilI,'
lii
NOW CALLED BELLEVUE.
HERE is A RARE CHANCE TO GET
y HANDSOME LOT OR LOTS
OVERLOOKING j A NJ l.
RIVER AND THE
CITY or RICH
MOND.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED
TO THIS SALE.

ln execution Of the deed OF trust Of The
an day Of June. 1880, from John 4. tOD-
erlson TO Alexander T. Br.tton and George
u. Emm0ns, trustees duly recorded on me
cierks Office OF the Hastings Court OF
Manchester Va. being thereto required
n writing oy the party secured me
holder Of the notes in said deed secured,
the undersigned. trustees iu said deed,
VIII sell, az public auction, on the prem
ises. on
TUESDAY, TIE 18TH DAY or JULY.
1879.
AZ III O'Clock s. " lsaid sale il not com
pleiru. ie he continued from ddy 10 udy
dt the same time and place.. That proper
ty known 1s SPRING HILL, lying in
the c.ty OF Manchester, Va, aud bounded
as follows.
"Al that certain piece or parcel of land
gyms ana uelnZ BOO the cll4 OF Manchester,
HnI Doc tuf county Of ineslefNcld, va
known as spring lllll. ana bounced as
follows. on ine north by Richmond ana
DauNule railroad. ou the west Uy tne lue
of the S0utnsilr Land and improvement
company. east hy tOWardin avenue. and
south hy "a narrow strip OF land 1iNldln5
tlia property nom Scmmes avenue, saV-
.ns ana eA epung from said sale certain
lots within said boundary more parucu-
laIIy mentioned bon a deed OF even ddie
with tha t-sf deed from John il. SIC
Lean and James j. Farar to said John q.
hereto Tor more accurate Description
thereof
The aforementioned real estate has
since the execution 0t said trust-ceed
been purchased subject t0 the len thereon
hy ths Bellevue Land Company, and
plated and -uD-diVlded into blocks aud
lots. which plat and subdivision VIII be
exhibited ou dlr of sale. ana in tne mean
time can br seem at the office OF me auc-
taueegs. and tno unders gued will otter
fOr sale sn much thereof, in ACCORDANCE
with said subdivision. 7s may De deemed
necessary fo satisfy the said trust-deed.
TERMS OF SALE. ON each parcel Of
|-uI solid cash as f0 aN proceed, NJ sales
made. until same shall fully satisfy and
discharge tHe expenses of executing the
firms. rud 'aNe. and The amount of money
chem PAYABLE upon the notes remaining
unpaid secured in said trust-dood. princi-
ing ar frIoWf. 81 eSiat balance nf pr.n-
eipai dine ou note Tor NlH3333t payable
tWo years fl.m date. with interest Qn
said balance from December g. lNlI and
the whole of note payable at three years
after date for Sl3 1888 1885, with interest
thereon from June g. $780, less payment
OFF $4,000 600 account of interest. an Soc
cured in said fru-t-deed. and tho balance
of pureha-e-muHey. 81 amy, Geo Zoe made
payable 40 such times as ihe said efanior.
or DIS assigns shall direct 0r. Don case Of
DIS 0r their failure Oh give such drcc-
ti0ns then upon such terms as said trus-
tees shall see Ht
ALEXANDER n. BR1TTON.
GEORGE T.. EMMONS
Trustees
$3.50 T. street ". w.. washington. D. C.
Augustine Eoyau d Co.,
iu29 Manchester Va. Auctioneers.
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GOOD 4O-ACRE FARM,
IN BERMUDA DISTRICT CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust from Mary
Rowsey. dated August -. 1870 and ne
cOrded in the clerks office of Chesterfield
County Court. Ina ID. B. o. page i3J. de-
fault having eben made la the payment
OF the note secured thereby l viii sell,
at public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1899,
al II o'clock NJ. that being cOuri-day the
above FARM or FORTY ACRES, being
the land of which Thornton Rowscy died
seized. which adjoins the lands OF Robert
Cox William Vaughan. the Bermuda
Ochre CO., and Mrs. Ruffin.
TERMS: cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF
executing this trust. taxes. and 10 pay a
note Of SCI 40. together with interest
thereon. the balance an a cr.dit of twelve
months. JOHN II, HOOPER.
Trustee.
A. l.. Adamson, Aucuoneer. Jyi