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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-10
INTERESTING SUIT
For Fart of Sntro's Moncy--The West
Nirginin Robbery.


WINCHESTER. VA. June 9.-(SpeciaL)
Mrs Mary r. Trundie, Of this city,
through her attorney, NJ VI. Lynch. is
seeking 10 obtain a bequest Of $4,000 made
to her daughter. Miss Hattie \. Trund e,
who is now dead. under the will of
Adolph Sutro, the millionaire of san
Francisco, Cal The story Of Miss Trun-
dies connection with the Sutro family
began twenty years ago. Miss Trund.e
was travelling in the West. and met
Adolph Sutro's wife at Colorado Springs,
Col. Later she appeared as chief witness
against him in the suit for divorce which
his wife brought. In order TO weaken her
testimony II was alleged SutrO caused the
publication of Scurri Gus articles in Narl-
GUS newspapers rejecting on Miss Irun-
die. Overwhelmed by this, she went TO
Europe. where she died OF broken heart
in 1851 When Sutro died last August his
will was found TO contain, IT is said,
bequest to Miss Hattie y. Trundle. or
Winchester, Va, for 5000 "as a slight
PREPARATION for a great wrong done her.
Miss Trund.e's remains were Afterwards
brought 20 this city and inferred in the
Sacred Heart Cemetery. Her mother
Mrs. Mary r. Trundle. as her daughters
heir now seeks 10 obtain the bequest.
Shortly after Sutro'S death certain al
legged heirs contested the will. but a com
promise was effected Mrs. Trundle was
not a party 10 the suit. and hence aid not
participate in the compromise.
Another arrest was made yesterday af-
ternoOn i'm the Charles Cooper robbery
case. for which Harry VI. Anderson and
John and Thomas Morrison, three re-
spectacle young men OF this city. are IN
Jail. The last man arrested is William
Hcnin. an aged resident OF Winchester.
at whose house Thomas Morrison board
ed. Hehin was arrested as accessory be-
fore the fact of the crime. It is, alleged
that he had worked for Cooper the eyed
victim Of the robbery. on his farm, about
thirty miles west OF this city. In Iiamp-
shire county, W Va He therefore, knew
that Cooper always kept large sum Of
money In the house and it is alleged that
he told the three men under arrest of
the hiding place and planned the robbery.
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CITY TAXES.
Office Of the Collector Of City TAKE!
City Hall. Richmond, Va

once u
City Hall. Richmond, va
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
This Office will be ready 10 Isceite, al
or ono half of CITY TAXES, REAL
HND personal ESTATE, for the year
1883. on JUNE 10Th. ...,. o.,,;,,a,,c.
The whole tax is due. but tue oFulIiahSe
nroyides that one half may De pai1 ~
IIrNE and the remaining half IN DECEM-
RER Failure 10 pay all or one half In
Iune incurs a penalty OF . per cent on
49, whole amount, which - due at once,
and IL not paid before September lst. the
Collector is required 10 levy, with costs
added tsee Chapter XIV, Sec. ~.
ALL MALES = years OF age; ALL per-
SONS MALE OR FEMAI4E) VINO own per-
sonal property. or hold personal property
as Judiciary. and all parties conducting
business in the city OF Richmond tol
whatever nature), are assessed, and will
please call and settle. so as TO avoid de-
Grading. Paving. Pipe. and Sewer-Con-
nection Bills are payable In the same
manner as taxes and at the same time.
Give name IN which the property stands,
and see that you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided for
by law. please give II prompt attention.
as under the new ordinances per cent.
penalty will have 10 be added to the
whole bill after June Goth.
ONCE open from $50 A. NJ. To p. NJ.
r. W. CUNNINGHAM,
te Aim Collector OF City Taxes.
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rHE COHEN GO. THE COHEN co.

the Point on a special train of electric
cars. Here they were met by d large
crowd Of citizens, and the men of the
Huntington Rifles and the Sol
diers Home band, which acted as
escort. At the Casino another large
crowd was collected, and when the In
munes. escorted by the soldiers of the
Fourth Virginia, who were only recently
mustered out of service hove in sight.
the returning soldiers were given a great
ovation. Mayor Moss called for three
cheers for the Immuncs. and they were
given with a will. The men of Company
* and the Rifles were marched into the
Casino, where covers We're laid for eighty
men, the hall and the tables being hand
somely decorated with flags and bunting.
Mayor \. a. Moss made the address of
welcome, after which the soldiers "fell
to- and did full justice 10 the excellent
breakfast luncheon set befosS them.
During the meal the band played pa
triotc airs.
At the conclusion of the repast Mayor
Moss introduced Colonel j. c. Baker,
formerly the commanding officer of the
Second Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers,
who delivered the address of the day.
1t was an able speech. and Colonel
Bakers eloquent remarks were frequent
ly punctuated with applause. Lieutenant
w. l.. Hillyer, of the Huntington Rifles.
welcomed the lmmunes on behalf of the
Rifles, and Captain Berkeley responded
on behalf Of his company, making one
OF the best speeches of the day. Lieu
tenant Cootes, of stanton, also address,
Cd the gathering. and several non-com-
mlssioned officers and privates were call
ed upon 20 make speeches.
Before the crowd left the han, Cap
l.
each by hand and him farewell. on
Thursday of next ok Captain Berke-
ley will so 20 Stanton TO visit relatives
He will return several weeks later TO
resume his practice OF law here.
II Is understood that First Sergeant
Ridout OF Company *, may be appoint
cd commissioned officer in Colonel
Pettitts regiment, which he is organizing
TO so TO Manila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-10

BY a. J. Chewing q Co,
Real Estate Auctionecrs
No. north Tenth street
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VRUsTEES SALE
OF
HANDSOME MONROE
PARK PROPERTY,
BEING THE EXCELLENT
EE-STOAY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. TX ". Main ST.
NRUSTEE'S SALE

BY virtue Of the provisions of a certain
deed of trust, dated July 3, 1891 and re-
corded I'm Deed Book li3 \. page 49,
Richmond Chancery Court. default having
been made In the payment Of certain
note therein secured. and being required
by the holder Of same so 10 do. | will sell
al public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE l3. 1899,
at 8 o'clock l.. NJ. the above VALUABLE
PROPERTY, described In said deed as
follows: All that certain lot. piece. or
parcel Of land. with the Improvements
thereon. lying and being IN the CITY Of
Richmond. Va, on the south side OF
Main street between Pine and Laurel
streets. commencing at point - feet
and Laurel streets; thence running along
the southern line OF Main street in am
eastern direction and fronting thereon Il
feet and inches thence back betAccn
parallel lines li9 feet. with a perpetual
right OF way through an alley feet wide.
leading ont 10 Laurel street.
The improvements consist OF Il very
brick residence, containing ten large
rooms, together with the bath linen
rooms, pantry. and every known cOnvc-
niance necessary 20 make IL 4 most
charming home.
This property Immediately fronts Mon
roe Park. and IN view OF its fine Local
ton and excellent character Of improve
ments We can offer II as a choice invest
ment
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses OF
executing this trust. any taxes thar may
be due, and TO pay a note OF $50 with
accrued interest: balance at one and two
years, with interest added 10 the deferred
payments. &. l.. DENOON. Trustee.
c. l.. & II. !. Denoon. Aucfloneers.
j. AGSql0ifGf2
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WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED FOR A SPECIAL
summer campaign. The Saturday Eve
ming Post-establshed by Benjamin
Franklin I'm i72S-now published by the
Curtis Publishing Company propTietors
of the Ladies' Home Journal is offered
to subscribers. for one year only, for 81
The regular price is $3.50. This offer is for
the purpose of a quick Introduction, and
will be withdrawn September LIST. The
regular price of $50 will be maintained
Alter that date We will give a good com
mission for every subscriber secured. and
distribute 5000 September LIST among the
176 best agents. 500 will be given the per-
son sending the largest number 81 sub
scribers al 81 each per year. At this spe-
cial low subscription price thousands can
be easily secured. Address the CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia,
Pa my Zl-Zm
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By virtue of a certain deed of trust to
the undersigned trustee. dated February
% 1897 duly recorded In clerks ONCE or
the Richmond Chancery Court, Deed-Dooh
lJ9 a. page 400, DEFAULT having Deeh
made and being required so To do by the
beneficiary under said deed, VIII proceed
TO sell by public auction, upon the pre-
misses. on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1899. AT r. NJ,
the aforementioned property, containing
THREE FLATS, with good. well-hgnted
basement. Each fiat contains large
rooms, with separate bath. stOre-rOOm.
trunkroom, linen-room, freight-ltt Tor
baggage, fuel, etc, and the entire build
ing throughout equipped with best cleo
trio bells.
The sanitary arrangements are perfect
and thorough In each Hat, with separate
ranges, hot I'D cold water, stationary
marble wash .nds, separate water ana
gas meters, and separate ccal-bins Tor
each fiat The halls &c, are heated o.
a MCGEE furnace heater. There is ais
detached brick building In the yard. with
servants rooms, also. good stabl, and
carriage-house on the lot. The lot fronts
on the north line of Grace street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. 81 feet.
more or less, by irregular but average
depth of 1853 feet, TO the alley in rear, Is
feet wide. This property. owing 20 It's
exceptionally location, accessible to
business centre Of the city, convenience TO
all Street-cdr INES, as Wen as DtiUS
most fashionable locality, should COM
mand the attention of hOme-seekers or
investors for that which can be seldom
secured. and will always not only pay a
handsome revenue. but retain its solid,
firm basis for safety in value.
This property pays Il rental OF about
$3.50 per annum
TERMS: BY consent OF all parties in in
terest, can be made liberal, and an
nOunced at sale.
CHARLES \. ROSE.
je 10-td Trustee.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


In execution Of a certain deed Of trust,
of the LIST day of April. 1896, and duiy
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
Deadlock 157 Il, page i5S. and pursuant
to a decree OF the Law and Equity COui l.
entered on the Sd day OF June. 1899 in the
suit of 5. Weidman vs.. Samuel Register
trustee, ct ais. therein pending, the un-
dersigned will offer for sale, upon me
premises, at time mentioned and IN the
order below:
l. Two lots at the southwest corner Of
Franklin and Harrison streets, having
a front Of 80 feet each, and running back
IA feet 10 an alley. Certainly one OF the
% - Of the very few corners Whlcn can
be bough. on this prominent residence
street.
,. Two lots beginning 995 feet east Of the
Richmond College property line. running
eastwardly and fronting on the southern
line of Franklin street 80 feet edch. ana
running back between parallel lines lH
3. L0T beginning so feet east of the
Richmond College property line, running
eastWardly and fronting on the southern
line of Franklin street ~ teet ana run
ming back between parallel lines ia Ieet
TO an alley.
4. LOT beginning at the line Of Rich
mond College property line running
thence eastwardiy and fronting on the
southern line of Franklin street 80 rect
and running back between parallel lines
IA feet to an alley.
These properties may be subdvided II
deemed advisable at time Of sale.
1t Is seldom that a purchaser has
choice Of so many excellent properties
20 choose from. This street is too well
known to call for any comments as TO its
desirabihty as location for residences.
as il Is lined it's entire length by the
finest residences Of the city. Ii IS COM
pactly built up 70 the property now Of
fered and some OF the best improve
ments recently erected in the city in the
shape Of residences have been made i'm
mediatcly opposite this property, on the
north side of the street. There are few
If any, vacant properties on this street
up to this point, and parties contemplat-
ing building would co well TO bear this
in mind.
Prices are lower now than they will
eyer be again and as business steadily
improves sites of this character will be
sought and will yield a good percentage
to any one purchasing, in the enhance
ment in values. If not purchased for i'm
mediate improvement.
The auctonecrs will be pleased TO give
any information desired or 10 show the
properties to parties desiring 60 inspect
same before the time OF sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth residue
in three' equal instruments at one. two.
and three years from the day of sale.
purchasers 10 give negotiable notes, with
interest added from tho day Of sale. with
the right reserved 10 anticipate the pay
ment of the same before maturity, with
rebate of interest. the title to be retained
until the entire purchase-money Is PAID
and conveyance ordered by the court
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANl,.
J. Thompson Brown & CO. and II. T. !
McCurdy. Auctioneers j. D
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Fire at Hurl,eyille.

BURKENILLE, va, June 9-(Special)
The stable. stOrage-hOuse, and buggy
house Of the Southside Female Institute
were burned last night about , o'clock.
Tn furniture and carpets in the etoragr
house and the buggy, wagon, and harness
were lost. The origin OF the ire is Lr-
known. The horses and cdrtle were
driven out of the stable. The loss is
$1,000: insurance. 500.
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IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.
A ROnnOkc Real Estate Agent-Acci-
dent 10 "A Soldier

ROANOKE, VA, June 9.-(Speclal)-
Oswald S. Hawkins. a wel-known Roa-
noke real estate agent. IS IN trouble.
To-day he was indicted on three counts.
q, Z after being arrested was unable 10
re bond in the sum Of 5000. He is
charged in the first Indictment with
stealing a deed 10 a piece of property;
the second charges him with selling pro-
perty for l.. a. Blair, in Richmond. and
appropriating the funds to his own use.
and the third with embcGzlement.
After his incarcation on the above
charges the grand jury returned two more
indictments. as follows, both being for
grand larceny: First. $50 from Willie
Dun Hurt second, S5Sl from j. +. and
Cora l.. shannon.
IL. a. Blackburn, of Giles county, Va,
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member OF Company NJ. Fourth linz
mune Regiment of Volunteers. who was
on his way home. having been mustered
out, was thrown from q moving train
at Natural Bridge this afternoon and had
his skull crushed in. The unfortunate SOL
der was brought to Roanoke, where a
portion OF the broken bone was removed.
lie served under captain Preston, Of Rad
ford. He may recover.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

When presented ut the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
"EmpIoyment Wants" "ROcms for
Rent" "Wnnted Rooms" "BOnrders
wanted" "Board Wanted "Lost,
strayed. or stolen" will he inserted
properly classified. - words or less,
for 25c. each insertion; additional
words lie. each.
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OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
Barn struck by lightning and
Burned-Deaths.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June O.
(Special)--During a heavy storm which
passed over this section last night the
barn of Isaac Silver, In Stafford county,
was struck by lightning and burned down.
Among the contents consumed were 500
bushels of wheat and large lot of farm
ing implements.
Miss Carrie Lee, daughter of Gwynn
Lee. Of Stafford. died Wednesday night.
She was i'm the oath year of her age, and
a very popular young lady.
William :. Turner. Well-known young
man OF King George county, died We'd
ncsday evening. He was . years OF age.
and son Of Henry Y. Turner. For
several years he was principal of the
Commercial College, at Martnsburg, W.
Va.
their farm, Fall Hill" near this city,
TO Mrs. Angelina Hillyer. The purchase
price was $l62j0.
to-day.
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A RoUsING RECEPTION
Accorded Company Ii. of the Fourth
Immunes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 9.--(Spe-
c.ai)-The men Of Company X, Fourth
United States 1mmunes. who enlisted
from Newport News, arrived here this
morning from Camp Meade. Pa. ans
were given reception that they viii
not soon forget They came over from
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L. adie $ Well=Made
Pique Skirts, taiIOrseams,
for csc.

Handsome Heavy Corded MarseiIIes
Skirts. inseTtiOE-trim FOR $24S
Ladies' Good-Quality Crash and COlored
p. X. Skirts for 10,
Colored Striped Duck Skirts for acc.
Plaid Summer Skirts for &c.
Linen Crash Skirts, Cluster Corded. for
So
Pure Linen Skirts, with new corded
flOunce, for $i9S
Linen Insertion-Trimmcd Tunic Skirts,
with lapped Seams for So
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ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE "A, 1899,

ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE r. 1&9,
AT 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
We will sell by public auction. on the
promises. the abOve-named VERY AT
TRACTINE RESIDENCE, containing
about eight rooms, thoroughly well built,
and well appointed having wide iron
veranda porch extending the entire width
of the house. stationary range, bath, hoC
and cold water, and other modern con-
veniences. with wide side and rear alleys,
and being one OF the most desirable resi-
dences in that convenient and pleasant
section.
TERMS: One third cash; balance NJ one
and two years with interest added, and
secured by deed of trust.
]. b. ELAN e CO.,
ie 10 AuctiOnecTs.
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Statesmen. 500 y MONTH AND ALL
expenses guaranteed selling 10 merchants
Arctic Refrigerating Machines for cooling
TefrigeratOrs: guaranteed y per cent.
cheaper than ice. Exclusive territory as
signed. ARCTIC REFRIGERATING
COMPANY Cincinnati. .. ie 9-2t
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Special Offers i'm the Book
Department.

At 29c. each. Handsomely-Bound 81
Books. O., If YOU buy five separately,
they cost zoe. apiece. Among them are
all the popular fiction and poems.
Any Of the latest publications for 90c.
Publishers sell them for SIS and $50
The names OF a few only car be given:
The Market Place, by Harold Frederic,
Alwyn Hilda by sarah Jeanette Dun
can: Req ROCK. The Ashes of Empire.
Prisoners and Captives. Duette. etc.
A few Of the many 10 be sold at 75c.;
The kentuckians. Sonny, David Harum,
and In Kedar's Tents.
Captain Jackman, Clark Russell's latest
book, for 2lc.
In Steamer Chair. for 42c.
The Hon. Peter Sterling. for 33c.
Phroso, Choir Invisible. Real Lady
Hilda. Sorrows of Satan. Prisoner Of
Zenda, and the Lady OF Quality. Tor
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WANTED,

MACHINERY MOULDERS. TRANS
portation; good wages permanent employ
merit Fine town: favorable place 10 live.
Apply at once by correspondence before
coming. Address THE G. * q. COOPER
COMPANY Mt. Vernon, q. ie act
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc pays.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-10

By John r. Goddln & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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HOARDERs WANTED.

standing in Madison. va \ pretty viii
lage at foot Blue Ridge. Large, airy
rooms. Porches commanding magnificent
view OF mountains. Terms, 81 per week.
Mrs CAVE. Je lo-2tf
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fho
RATA BY THE VENDOR, AND The
yEEDEE.
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BUSINESS WANTS.


A SMALL ADULT FAMILY WILL
take one or two recommends BILE summer
Boarders on south Third street Address
fp fO-ltz
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED,
A COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER,
lady preferred. When making applica-
ton, give experience and reference.
KING tS son, Charlottesville.
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NANTIrD.

TWENTY STRONG, ABLE-BODIED
Young Men, not over 10 years Of age;
steady and sober, and not afraid of work.
No experience required. RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVES AND MACHINE
WORKS il 10
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
No. 206 EAST GRACE STREET; T.
rooms
No 302 west Grace street; II rooms.
No 21lf east Grace street. rooms.
No. si2 west Main street, rooms.
No. lCl2 west Marshall street. Z rooms.
No. 20i east Marshall street; 4 rooms
Flat.
No. IL north Eighteenth street: Store.
J. ID. CARNEAl.
ie 10-it No. ll06 east Main street.
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W tNTicD.
NAANTEn

A WOMAN SERVANT TO DO COOK
ing ana Washing. Apply, with reference,
al So Wo.t Grncc. ie 10-1t
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il or TuAT

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS "OAK
LAWN"
IN HANOVER COUNTY,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM ATLEE STA
TION,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY.
AND NEAR THE STORE OF s. A.
HAXLEGRONE.
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REGISTERE

REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. MUST
give good references and come at mode
rate salary Address DRUGGIST, Box
42S. Newport News, Va. te 9-2t
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W. shaII ~ by pu0IIc llctIon. on

We shall sell BY public auction. on
MONDAY. JUNE T.. 1853.
m 6 O'Clock i. n. ON the premise. iAe
ab0ye-named. well-looatcd and hbNy
valuable PROPERTY. on the nortn '..
of Broad. between Aunford ana ohiih'.
streets the lots fronting about - i,t-
each. runnns hack about l5 feet to ~,
wide paved alley In rear. The houses ",o
OF brick detached. two stories ana 81 'H.,
spacious substantial. well lffinstu ~,
good repair. I'm
IL is beloved that this property VII
soon be- greatly enhanced mn Falus &
reason OF It's desirable location, ana 20,
steady growth OF business anl ln,t.N'e
nonresident, ~ resolved 20 sell even ~
a sacrifice. and bargains may be eNpec'l,'
TERMS. l.lherai and announced Nl -
LEI j. b. ELAN x CO, Aucuohee'N
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3.LaYer Jelly Cakes. l5c.

LARGE POUND CAKES. Sc.
Sponge Cakes 20c.; Jelly Roll lOc. pound;
Marble Cake. SC. Coffee cake, &C.; Lemon
Macaroons. 10c. pound. So nice. DRINK
ARDS. 1872 north Sixth. Je lO-lt.
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Saturdays Special Bargains
Personal.

-----z---.---.--@sE--f y =
Richmond. Va, June 8, 1899.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Having qualified as executor OF the
estate OF the late SIMON EAGAN,
hereby notify those having claims against
the estate 10 present them for payment,
and those indebted to the same will please
settle JAMES NJ DONOO Oh,
10 Q-9t. Executor.
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Mems Shirts that cost
$500 for ST.,

made OF finest French and English
Madras. in White and neatest designs
of stripes and checks.
Mems Fine Percale Negligee Shirts. with
extra cuffs, cost 75c., for 50c
Mems Imported Negligees. made Of Car
ner's percales attached collars and
cuffs. also, the detached ones Toe.
each.
The prettiest SILK Pun-Bosom Shirts
ever sold al sl.25 20 SL4S, are here at
CSC each
othe,s at SO. 90. and 75c.-extra long