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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
VERY PROMISING
Arc Holdings OF Wheeling People
in Colerain Field
IN THE EVENT OF CONNECTING
Tho Scio and CoIerain Fields-Thc
Local People Control Twelve Hun.
drcd Acres, and Test Wells will
Likely be put Down in tho Near
Futurc-No Let-up in Activity In the
scio Field = The Production III
crcasing.


several wheeling people who nave a
large block Of leases in the Coleraln
Go,d a. rIo,,,rt Grove +r.o ,,,,,os ,r,,,
1850.
Soie!ai''' uie ieeliiis qu!se caeeliui over
the southeastern extension OF the Scic
field. This may bring the pay streai,
dow, IN +ho co,or,,,, Gala
Inc !at1er heid, through mismanase-
ment, did not receive the attention that
IFS merits entitled Test VOLS IN three
ILL, .,, =, 49,. .,..,,s..,
s'ue' see'iieu " eo''n''e s''e southern
bounds OF the pay sand, but the north
western extension was not tested by the
dr;,I ,rbo In Q, wal, IN +h,s d,roc,,,, a.
-, -,
Ter 'ouchihs 'he sanu' produced OIL IN
paying quantities, but, owing to law
suits which are now before The Ohio su-
,ro,,,, o,,,, a., .,p a., Ill ,,.,,
'''e .ti' " '"e ""'
contested ana the mole was abandoned.
Two tanks OF oil were filled and the
well, after lying without any attention
for the past two or three gears, is still
People familiar with Berea Erit who
have examined this well, say that a
conservative estimate would Mace It's
production. II I. was cIeonnd out of
thirtv-fye barrels n dov
The WbenIing SneonIo Interested have
n b1oct- or rnoeos c,ynrt,r I o0n , cras t.,
tho o,l,, d,rontior ,1osstrie e,r.,,, ian
sln, ~ ,,,i.. Gil JVL,,n ~ IU,astS,,.
,na,r,o ~, ,,,.o 49, my s.'t ..I..'s
ihon,h 49, "a. etl''s W u,,n
.no.ousn ~ .heIil'ei N, 60 opIos.ns ~!
s s'S a.. 't!e s'.ie i'e1u !iave Miti!ic!u
uotf tuFther ueVelopiheht; IN the nope
,hat tae local people Wou:d crop their
ieases ana fetire. 1. y. B2fnsdall OWLS
inc surrounding leases. several con-
tracts lor urilllnE nave arrived at the
point OF signature when rival influences
have betn brought to bear TO cause the
contractor to retire. Yet With oil these
reverscs the original company is still
intact and its refusa! to be "bluffed out"
in the past gives promise of being re-
paid in the future. The Sco excite
ment gives an added yau,e 10 this COM
pany's holdings and negotiations are
about completed for n series of tests
which will demonstrate their good Judy
mem In fins bnIdirr on,
There Is NOT tbe slightest Indication of
n. let-up In nc.iye oneratIon in the Scin
field The worl, nf dnvnIonInr tbc farms
nlincrnt 70 Tho Town Of ScIo is increas.
Inv and n is ttis cioss ~ w.or,r thot l..
thc most interesting II is renorollv
accented thar some sort az n we'll can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
But the VisC

Viscount Hinton, who has been until
very recently earning his bread by the,
rather humiliating occupation of organ
grinding. suddenly finds himself in a
position to be one of the wealthiest men
In the United Kingdom.
But his lordship will be compelled to
take legal measures to secure this great
wealth, which Is said TO yield an Income
of something like 100000. since his ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-09
md member from distance was
Mrs. Charles Cobaugh, of Division 70, at

md member from distance was
Mrs. Charles CobauGh, of Division 70, at
Connellsvillc, Pa.
The present officers OF Steenrod lodge
are: President. Mrs. Hyder Riley; vice
president. Mrs. Lee Wells: treasurer,
Mrs. John Cummins: secretary, Mrs. j.
O'Br!en; chaplain, Mrs. Fanny Smith;
guide. Mrs. John Lennon; sentinel,
Mrs. John Cusick. The regular meeting
should occur tonight: but it was held
yesterday afternoon. The members ure
wives Of railroad engineers belonging to
the Brotherhood.
The Wheeling Turnvcreln's annual
masquerade ball will occur next Mon
day evening. at the hall on North
Market street. This event always at
tracts large number OF fancy and gro
csquc costumes. Mcister's orchestra will
play.
The last of the Carroll Club progress
sive euchre parties before Lent was Civ
en- last night at the club, and It resulted
in 2 large attendance and spirited con-
tests with the pastcboards. The win
ners were: First ladies' prize, Miss Cora
Matthews; ladies' BOBBY prize. Miss Anna
Altmycr; FIRST Gentleman's prize, MIR,
James O'Kanc: scntlcman's booby
prize, Mr.. George ]. Madison. Refresh
ments We're served during the play, and
Miss Maude Spooncr presided At the p!-
ano for the dancins that concluded the
affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
tVRUSTEE.s AUCTION SALE
l or a
Valuable HuII-Street Lot
and Lots for Manufacturers
in Manchester. Va.

Nv virtue of deed Of trust from c. w
Turner and wife dated september ~
fSg9 recorded in -. B. H., page l"5' de-
f.ult having been made IN the payment
~ fbo note secured thereby. and being
direcfed so 10 do by the holder thereof
1 viii sell al public auction, on the prem
Uses on ..,.,,
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY OF NOV tA-
BIER, 1879,
at o'clock r. NJ, beginning with the LDl
on abe corner of Mdury anu iio"''
streets. . -
First. That VALUABLE LOT for manu-
facturcrs. fronting lj- ieel ON Mauly
street.. and running back between Ptcule
street and a line parallel thefcWlth JOB
feet. together with the dwelling thereon
adjoining the r. II. and &. railroad.
second That LOT adjoining the soulh-
crn Fertilizer Works. fronting lu& ieel'
more or less, on Brander street. between
second and Third streets running Dhch
between parallel lines towards Hull street
u feet more or less on the east line, ana
f-G foot more or less. on the western
line This lot is on the Southern railway.
bird The VALUABLE BUSINESS
LOT fronting 30 feet on the northern line
~ HuU street. between Fourteenth ana
T5if..erth streets. running back l05 feet
TERMS. cash sufficient 20 pay costs or
everittinr this trust. taxes. and 10 pay
tbe .oid note Of Si1SS together with in
ferest thereon from September 20. 1871
The balance upon such terms as VIII De
announced at the sale.
PHILIP V. COGBILL,
Trustee.
I. Adamson. Auctioneer no1i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

ring But when the half-brced explain
cd. Mr. Todd made him present and Sent
the ring To- Mrs. Logan, who presented
it 90 her SON. vs.. r. Logan.
RECOVERED HIS RING.
Years passed and the incident OF the
missing rings was nearly forgotten. Not
long aro Mr. Logan received the appoint
mont of agent for the Blackioot Indians
another peculiar instance, of a man VINO
had suffered at the hands of Indians com
ing i'm time TO guard their interests ana
help them in their struggles toward CIVIL
izatiou.
Mr. Logan was sitting IN his Office the
other day. listening 90 the complaints
and wants of his wards when a half
breed woman came iu 90 beg for some
thing. While she talked Mr.. Logan was
not half listening. for be WAS looking al a
ring she wore. which somehow or other
rnomod familiar To him. At last me asked
nor To- allow him 10 examine f.. Twas "a
broad. heavy band of soft gold. well worn.
and in faint enamel 10 bore the Masonic
insignia II was his fathers ring. When
questioned. the woman said that a Black
foot Indian had given it 90 her eighteen
years ago. Tie. in turn, had taken lt from
a Sioux. whom be had killed in o2lile,
and II had fitted so tightly that he had
been obliged 10 Ont on the warriors niger
in order TO take IT, Further questioning
elected the fact that the Blnchoot, while
providing around the country in the win
fer of ISIS in search of the enemy
had run across a war party Of what they
Thought were Sioux. i'm The Cypress HIS
and killed "a number of them. and that
WIS when The ring was taken. IL may be
that some Nez PerCrs gave the ring TO a
Sioux. and 70 may have been a Nez Perez
that the Blackfoot thought was a Sioux.
But Sioux or Ncz Percc the fact remains
that each of the wearers Of these plum
dcred rings lost HIS life and his hand was
mutilated as that OF the original owner
Of them had been. Thus, after lapse of
twenty-five years. the two rings are once
more worn side by side, and Mr. Logan
believes they are an omen Of good luck
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
OBITUARY.
Sister Blanche.

Sister Blanche. for many years Good
Mother at the' Little Sisters Of the Poor,
died last Thursday. She was for eigh-
teen years at the Little Sisters Of the
Poor in Richmond. and was for eighteen
years the Good Mother at that institu-
ton. She came from France to this
country In 1874. accompanied by the pres
ent Good Mother Of the Little Sisters OF
the Poor. Her name before her consecra-
ton was Mile. Salina Doublier.
Sister Blanche went TO France in 1892
TO make her final VOWS, after which she
was sent TO New orleans where she was
the Good Mother at ST. Mary's House.
Mrs. Bridget $iIrr.
Mrs. Bridget -izcr wire OF Mr.. W L.
Sizer, died Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 15.-Special.-The
transformation of the Cassius, one of the
finest GOLFERS Of the Navy, into a troop
ship for the War Department has been
accomplished at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The vessel has been renamed, and now
is the Sumner.
The transformation cost $4,000. and
the ship now embodies all that is new
and improved in vessels designed for
transportation of troops over sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
CARDOZA COMMITTED.
Accused Railway Postal Clerk Fails to
Secnrc Honhsmcn.

The case Of the United states VS. A. w.
Cardoza. the railway postal clerk VINO
is charged with tampering with the mails
ifs now under the jurisdiction of the
United States District Court and his BAN
fixed at $1,000.
At his hearing before Commissioner
Henry Flegcnheimer, Cardoza.s BAH Was
fixed at the same figure and was made
retmnable November 18th, yesterday.
At q late hour last night Cardoza ha1
not secured bondsmen and be was com
mitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
Now Electric CnmpanN.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov 15.-Special.-The
Norfolk Electrical Company, maximum
capital $4,000. was chartered here today.
The company proposes to furnish electric
lights in opposition 10 the company now
supplying Norfolk city and will, it is be-
lieyed. bid on the contract to light the
city besides furnishing light TO indiyid
uals. A. l.. Warrington is president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Seats viii be on sale to-day at the JEFF
ferson for the concert TO be given I'm the
Winter Garden next Monday night by the
Mackenzie Gordon Quartette.
The song cycle "In q Pension Garden
will be the principal feature Of pro-
cramme that viii be unfaillngly attrac-
tive
Mr.. Gordon's quartette is composed Of
four of the best known vOcalists IN New
York and Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt Of this
CITY will be the accOmpanist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.
-<,<---<~y 49, - ~ - - ~ 40 -
Office Superintendent OF Public Charlties'
city Almshouse,

Richmond. Va, Nov. II. 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
ceived az this office (Rdom !. city HAM
until II NJ on MONDAY. November 20,
1870. for furnishing the city Almshouse
with supplies for the quarter ending
February -. 1900 OF FRESH BEEE,
FRESH LAMB. BACON, FLOUR. cor
FEB SUGAR, RICE. LARD purc1
SOAP. HERRINGS BUTTER POTA-
TOES. CANNED TOMATOES. HAY,
OATS. CORN STRAW, DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING. SHOES. and MEDICINES.
supplies 20 be delivered at the aims
house nc such times and in such guam
titios az The Superintendent may direct
The committee for the Relief OF tho
Poor reserves the right 10 reject any or
all proposals offered. and Of giving the
contract for each article required 20 the
lowest responsible bidder
Forms Of proposals can be obtained al
the almshOusc or AZ this office.
GEORGE b DAVIS
uol5 city Almshouse.
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az her home. No. Ills West Leigh street:
AGED % years Mrs S.zer is survived by
ber husband. one small child and two
sisters. Mrs. Mary Hll and Miss Mag
gle Woods.
The funeral will be held from Sacred
Heart church this morning az 10
O'Clock and lnterment will be made in
Nj Calvary.
General Thomas W. Hyde.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov l5.-Spe-
ciaL-The remains ~ General Thomas
w. Hyde. the wcll-knOwn shipbuilder, who
died at old Point last night. We're sent
to-day to- his former home. in Bath, Ne.
General HYDE was one OF the most
prominent business men of his state. lie
was born in Florence Italy, January H.
1871. his parents being visitors TO that
country at the time. During the war NJ
was major in tho Fifth Maine Regiment
and was associated with Mcclellan In me
Peninsula campaign and was also on the
staff of General Sedgwick. For gai.aniry
ne was awarded a medal Of honor
At the close Of the war General Hyde
started the Bath Iron Works. which have
since grown t0 such large proportions.
This firm built the United states YES
sells. CASTLE Vicksburg Newport, Katah-
General Hyde took an active part IN
politics. lie was several times elected 10
the State Senate. over which body he
presided several terms. lie was at one
time mayor OF Bath. He served as
member of the Board Of Manager Of the
Soldiers Home, and the Board OF Visitors
90 West Point Al the time Of his death
he was vice-president of the Society of
Naval Architects and a member of
number of clubs among them the Army
and Navy Club. Of New York; the Me
tropoitan of Washington; the Somerset
Boat Club, Of Boston, and the New York
Yacht Club
Ihaddeus T.. Horton.
ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 15.-Word was
received here to-day of the death I'm New
York city of Mr. Thaddeus +. Horton,
Of the New York Times. Mr. Horton
was we'll known i'm Atlanta, and was at
different times managing editor Of the
Atlanta Journal and correspondent Of the
Associated Press. He was a native of
South Carolina.
Charles 4. Trout.
SALEM VA. Nov 15.-Special.-Afr.
Charles A. Trout. an old Confederate sol
dior and for four years "A resident Of
salem. died an his home on Chestnut
street at A. N. OF consumption The in
termcnt win take place tomorrow at East
Hin cemetery.
BESSIE VI. stabler.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. Especial
Bessie Masters StabIer. the thirteen
ycar-od daughter OF Or. Lawrence stab
Ter. died at a late hour last night Of APP
nandfefffs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. = north Eleventh street

4 UCTION SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
a OR RESERVE, or THAT VALD. a,
VIBW" OR "BALIARD'S PLACE.
JUST BEYOND THE EXPOSITION
GROUNDS AT ACCA STATION, ON
r.. +. AND p. RAILROAD. AND OPPO-
SITE THE HOME OF EGBERF LEIGH.
ESQ.. WITH \ LARGE. HANDSOME,
AND WELL-BUlLT THREE-STOR1
AND BASEMENT BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING. AND OTHER IMPROVE
Ply GEORGE r. KING. ESQ THIS
PLACE FRONTS 1,2S7 FEET on TIL
ROAD. WHICH is a CONTINUATION
OF WBSTWOoD AVENUE, WHICH
LEADS FROM BROOK TURNPIKE TO
ACCA STATION am directed 10 SELL
without limit or reserve, az public auc-
tion. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOV. %. 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the above mentioned
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND contain
ing 2it, ACRES. with frontage OF l 900
feet on the r., f. and r. railroad az Acca
station. The improvements consist OF a
conveniently planned and substantially
constructed dwelling. with If rooms. A
modern cottage with rooms, stable. car
riage-house. &c. The water Is excellent
and the supply unlimited The proximity
OF this property 10 the city. its location
being both beautiful anad healthful. and
with a large frontage on the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, Jus.
titles the belief that f. must In the near
future he very valuable
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at
one and two years. for notes with inter-
est added and secured by a deed Of trust.
s plan ~ this property can be seen az the
office of the auction. and from him may
be- obtained any further information de-
sired II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
nol6 AuctiOneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
Mn Waters Ininrcd.

Mrs. Sallie Waters was quite painfully
injured while going 10 church about $40
o'clock last night. She slipped on the
curbstone and was severely bruised on
the body. She was treated by Or. cum
ningham, of the ambulance corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
/ OF THE
COIOrGd Odd Fellows Hall,
No. 727 North Third Street.


BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust.
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
Richmond Chaucery Court in Deed-Book
l57 b page AS. default having been made
i'm the payment OF money therein secured
and being so required by the beneficiary,
! will sell, by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY. NOV. 1G. 1890.
at 4 o'clock l.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described I'm said deed. as follows. "On
the east side OF Third ljd) street, between
jackson and Duyal streets, fronting on
said Third (3O street, twenty-five tZJ)
feet and running back between parallel
lines I'm Am easterly direction one hundred
ana twenty-five Q29 feet TO a sixteen
40 fect-wide alley .,
A good, substantial brick building, three
stories high with basement. covers the
entire lot the first floor OF which IS ntted
for "a store with the upper part Tor hall
and lodge purposes.
TERMS. 4 sufficient sum IN cash 10
defray the expenses OF executing this
trust. and to pay a debt of yt20D, with
interest from July IS, 1898, and as TO
any surplus, a credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months for negotiable notes,
bearing interest from date Of sale al q
per cent. to be secured on the property
bv deed Of trust. A deposit OF 10 per
cent. cash at the time OF sale viii be re-
quired unless the responsibility Of the
purchaser is known 10 the trustee.
moi ROBERT STILES. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Judge Witt performed an unusual feat
Yesterday. holding TWO courts simultan-
eously. The criminal court was presided
over bv himself. and Judge Minor took
charge Of a civil case in the Law and
Equity Court room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

AN EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVE
business man desires TO purchase an
interest In some established manufactur-
ing or mercantile business IN Richmond
needing additional capital Communi-
cation will be held I'm strict confidence.
Address BUSINESS, care T. A. Cary,
12O1 Main street. nolG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
Council Ommittccs.

These committee meetings will be held
to-day:
Water. 10 \. NJ, at No. 1913 east Main
street.
Grounds and Buildings, 7.3o p. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
Indy Tnkcn Sick.

The ambulance was called to Purcell,
Iadd & Company's yesterday morning 10
attend a lady who had been taken sick
She was treated by Or. Cunningham and
carried to her home, No. 1905 Claiborne
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

Tn execution Of a deed Of trust OF 26'h
October. lS,j. and recorded In Henrlco
County COZ. ID. b. - 10, page 233, me
undersigned will offer for sale upon me
premises. beginning with the Thirty
second-street property on
"WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NO
VENEER. 1850
at $50 p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE con-
yeyed by said deed. The store is one
story, Joining on the front two-story
ana basement brick dwelling. The lot
has the usual conven.ences, and has
front of rs feet, and runs back ~ feet.
AiAlEDI ATELN TIiEHLAt TER II The
real estate first mentioned be not suii-
Gent 10 pay the debt 1 will offer the
two frame dwellings on Thirty-third
street. Lots fronting together - feet
and running back - feet
TERMS. cash as 10 costs and expenses
Of sale and sufficient 20 pay on a note
of 5000 due 18Th October. $3.50, residue al
one and two years. negotiable notes, prop
erly secured or all cash, 40 the option
Of the purchaser. ,,,.-
rofG H. b. NTCURDY Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
1 CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COGN-
TY or CHARLES CITY, OCTOBER 81
$3.50.
Lucy \. Bower. ct ais,
VS..
William Graves. et ais.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit IS 20 effect par
tition of "A tract OF about 31i acres of land
In Charles CITY county. on Meyers or
Morris creek. devised by Benskin Hop
iins to the children Of Elizabeth Graves
living al her death. and the cnildrcn OK
s,,cb as may have then been dead
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and nled
in This office that the defendants William
Graves. Henry Graves George Graves,
Robert Graves. and the heirs or George
~. Graves whose number ana names are
unknown. are not residents Of this state, ,
and affidavit having also boen made tnlt
tho persons named in the bin I'm said
cause as defendants under the general
description of parties unknown, are UNI
known said defendants and unknown
narties are required TO appear within If
teen DAYS after the publication of this
order and do what rs necessary 10 protect
their interests And it is further ordered
that "a couv hereof be published once
veok for four weeks in some newspaper.
and that a copy be forthwith posted nj che
front door OF the courthouse of this
county.
A c0py-Teste:
J. f. MAJOR. Clerk.
VIM Reasly p. q. no2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
By G. !. II. J. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S2l Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
4 OF THE
DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
At the Southwest Corner of Brook
Avenue and MunfOrd Streets,
and also
NEAT BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1922 Brook Avenue.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
dated May O. 1899 and recorded IN ID. Il.
lo5 a" page Dos deiault having been
made in the payment Of certain notes
therein secured. and being required so TO
do, we will sell. al public auction, on the
premises on
THURSDAY. NOV. 10, 1882
at $50 clock l.. NJ. the above property
described as follows: An that LOT OF
LAND. with the improvements thereon,
lying and being in The city OF Richmond,
Va, at the southwest corner Ot bfooh
avenue and Muuford. fronting - leet y
inches on The west side OF BROOK avenue
and extending back between Irregular
lines along Munford street 10 an ailey
In the rear three and one man Ieet Wlde'
on which II fronts 0is feet.
The improvements consist OF suDstah-
TALLY built store on the corner ,, ana neai
dwelling adjoining. ana VII VIII nidAg a 100 Vo1
investment either for business "' 'S"'"'
purposes. .. -.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses, OF sale,
taxes due and sufficient 70 pay s-Z.aO WIN
interest from August o. ls'S, ana 81 20,
with Interest from NoyemberD y, lSJJ, ana
credit as to 81. 500. with interest payable
quarterly; balance at one ana Two years.
In equal instalments. or an o"'"' az wv
option Of TIE purchaser. of,Neo>
noi1 Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
MEETINGS.

Old Dominion Building and Loan Assoc
citation.
Richmond Va, Nov 3, 1899.
\ GENERA AlLETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the OLD DOAllN-
TON BUILDING AND LOAN ASeO-
CITATION will be held in the hall OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. Richmond Va.
on TUESDAY. December D. 1899. AZ II
o'clock A. NJ. Called by order Of the
Board OF Directors.
T. A. BARBER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
AUCTION sALE--This Day.

BY r. r. Chan.n & CO.. Incorporated.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. ~ Tenth St.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16

WANTED SioNaofe At SIX PER CDNT.
on gi.cOO.9 worth OF church property.
The church II new. Address Box No l.
Newport News, Va. no1i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-16
A UcTIoN SALE
VALUABLE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. $40 North Ninth Street,
Detached,
,,.,.,,-r-r,N- -r Az ANn LEIGH

Nv reouest Of the owners. who are de-
,c,ggincd TO sell. I will offer We above
mentioned desirable property upon the
premises. on 100
THURSDAY. NOV. Is. 1899
at5 Z. VI. This sale affords an opportu-
nifty for securing a irst-ciass, central 10
cation for home.-o or good saIt lhN.s1,ll
,.ot Tho house IS exceptionally wei
buirf containing 10 or n rooms. WIN
range latrObe. hot and cold water ana
other modern improvements Good. stabie
on the lot. The lot fronts. 30 feet on ,n'
tween parallel lines OF ~ feet 20 me aug
i'm rear. There is also lt-ioot punHS
ailev ON the north side of this properjy
al. CHARLES a. ROSE.
AuctiOncer