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q boycott The authorities are all the other way.
In Beck " Railway Transfers Protective Union,
recently decided by the Supreme Court OF Mchi-
gan and reported In tho Detroit Legal Neus Of
November 20. 1893, page 500. is an elaborate and
instructive discussion OF the questions involved
In this case Tho statement in tho head-note
which fairly summarizes the opinion, Is as fol-
lows
BOYCOTT CIRCULARS AND POSTERS ILLEGAL.
"A combination or conspiracy by trades union
to boycott an individual who refuses 10 sign a
scale or contract to employ none but union men
Is illegal and unlawful and will be enioined by q
court OF equity. A court Of equity will enjon
the publication and circulation Of posters, hand
bills, circulars, etc. printed and circulated in
pursuance OF such combination or conspiracy 10
TO boycott"
BOYCOTT BANNERS ARE UNLAWFUL.
In Sherry ", Perkins. LAT Mass 2l2 banners
were displayed about the owners premises with
this inscription: "Lasters are requested 10 keep
away from p. p. Sherry's per order l.. +. w."
II was held 10 be unlawful and was restrained by
injunction. SEQ also Vegelahn '. Guntner, 1877
Mass 92: United States " Kane, rs Fed Repr
748; Old Dominion s. s. Co. v. McKenna, IS Abb
n. c. zoe; Springfield Spinning Co v. Riley, 9
L. II. EQ. 55l.
In Cunan v. Galen. 1862 N. Y. IS, the Court Of
Appeals use the following language:
Public policy and the interests Of society favor
the utmost freedom In the citizen 70 pursue his
lawful trade or calling. and il tho purpose Of an
Organization or combination OF workinxmen DO
10 hamper. or to restrict that freedom, and, throuE
contracts or arrangements with employers TO
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EXPOSING DREYFUS PLOT.
GEN. MERCrER VIRTUALLY ADMITS
THAT HE USED FALSE EVIDENCE

Col. Picauart Exposes tho Absurdity Of the
Secret Dossier-Gen. Gonse Urged MIN TO
Keep Secret the Guilt Of Esterhaxy-Doo-
umsnts stolen After Dreyfus's Conyic-
tion-Du Patty de CLAIMS Absence sigma.
oant-Judses Uneonsciousiy show Their
Bias Against the Prisoner-Belief, How
ever, that They Must Aoquit Dreyfus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
THE CHESS CHAMPION,
Mr.. Harry \. riI'shury TO BE In Rich
mOnd To Day.

Mr.. Harry y. Pillsbury. the champion
chess player OF the United states. Will be
the guest of the Richmond Chess Club.
az the Jefferson Hotel. to-day and to-
morrow evenings. Mir. Pllsbury will on
Friday night give ore of his most as
founding exhibitions OF blindfold play,
playing seven games OF chess and several
games Of checkers without seeing the
board. lie will play against Or. Otto
Never and Mr.. g. w. Macfarlane. both
II whom have recently won medals for
their brilliant play IN The Nauona Cor
~respondence Tournament. Besides these
two players other strong players will be
.pitted against the biindfold player, and
the odds are that ne will beat them an.
On Friday night Mr.. Pillsbury VIII meet
an comers. playing from thirty 20 forty
games OF chess and checkers simulta-
neously. The play will be conducted In
the dlning-rooms Of the Jefferson, and
will b. under the supervision Of the fol-
lowing committee: l.. +. Dewitt. CHAIR
nam, W. +. Wood, W Mac. Jones. Dr..
O Never. w. r. ilarwood and jefferson
Wallace,
Only those who hold cards Of admission
will be permitted 10 view the games The
committee have issued about seventy-tve
cards. "a will issue twenty-five more
Any chess player desiring 10 witness the
exhibitions should make application 30
Mr.. f T. Dewitt or some other member
81 the committee promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. II north Tenth street.
RAILROAD LOCATION
For Lumber Yard or Coal and
Wood Yard.

DRRFMPTCRY AUCTION SALE or
IS FEET 3 INCHES by ABOUT -o
FEET or VACANT GROUND on
NCRTH SECOND sIREET ADJoiGNc-
ING AND BETWEEN THE LINES on
THE r.. r. AND O.. RAILROAD AND
BAcON,s QUARTER BRAEcH A L12.
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. LOCATED
on THE ADJOINING LOT, OWNED
BY THE r. ? AND G. RAlLRQAR,
Ar ONCE FROM THE RAILROAD
PROPERTY-By request Of the owner !
viii sell the aforementioned Tot ana
houses. upon the premises on
TUESDAY. NOV. p. 1899.
at . p. NJ. The lot fronts ON the west
line of Second street near Bacon street.
bv am average depth If $50 feet Ihls
property. adjoining that of the railroad.
should be available for many purposes.
Al the same time and hour ! will sell ihe
TWO FRAME HOUSES above mentioned.
which. If desired. can be easily and read
ilv removed 90 these lots at a small nomi-
nal cost no the purchaser.
TERMS. cash.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
nofO Aucti0neer.
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Transfers.

Richmond: Lucy r.. Robinson's trustee,
TO- Mrs. NJ. j. Hills. 30 feet on west side
jefferson street. 30 feet from Byrd street,
S12J0.
Moses Thalhimer TO Carrie Thalhimer, 81
feet on south side Grace street, 2O feet
east OF Ryland street. ST.
Henrico: Fairm0unt Land Company to
5. A. Allen. 80 6-l2 feet at southeast corner
5 street tor Paramount avenue d Me
chanics,i lc turnpike. $3.50.
j.. T.. Murphy and wife TO L. r. Seal.
40 feet on cast side Stewart street. 90 feet
north of Littie.ase street. $780,
Samuel u. Pn.iam and wife 90 Carrie
l.. Robertson. "a 1-l2 feet ut southeast cor
ner Fairm0uut avenue or S street, and
Twentieth street. $3.50.
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II had come out o. X. and he had.
through another party, sold It for the US
ual market price. lie claimed that "A well
known physician Of Baltimore. who -
also an expert chemist, had witnessed y
part Of his experiments. and was now at
work on the same thing trying to 9iscov-
or the formulas by which the gold was
made. but had so far been unsuccessful
Graft would not tell the name OF this
doctor. nor would he divulge the name Of
the party who had sold his two-ounce
sample OF gold
MR.. STERN THINKS.
After this long interview. IN which Mr..
Stern was cautioned TO keep things mum
he put on his thinking cap and cogifaIed.
Huge thoughts passed through his mind.
The sun OF S233.G was not so easily got
ten as 10 risk in a scheme which was so
far only on paper and based on words.
lie did not think the scheme was practi-
cable just yet. II Graf could make gem
uine 22-carat gold with comparatively
small expenditure. why should 70 be ne
cessary to have an agent travelling from
city TO city to sell this gold? II would
have a par value market AT home, and
Mr.. Vanderbilt. Mr.. Huntington. Mr.. RUS
sell Sage. Mr.. Rothschild. and olher
blOated b~Ond-holdcrs would be after II
without further ceremony. Somebody
would soon make a mammoth bid for The
formula. ana Graf himself and tho TIL
angular trust would be in no hurry 10
Kill the goose that laid the golden egg.
Mr.. Stern had doubts. lie shook his
head mentally and weighed things In his
imagination. There are very few men
who naturally gravitate towards gold
any more chcerfully than does Mr.. stern,
but he didn't know so much about that
thing. He preferred TO think it over.
second thoughts are always best. t.st as
he who laughs last grows fatter than the
fellow who FIRST gives way 10 a free-and-
easy hai ha!
And so Mr.. stern told the three gentle
ment if they would send him a sample
Of the gold made and LET him test IL 10 his
own satisfaction. he would be willing 10
sign a contract TO furnish 1888, his third
of a combined capital Of 500 TO be adj
vanced for the FIRST experiment on a mail
scale. If this proved a success he would
"a stock in the company on the ground
floor with the other two gentlemen; but
he would not risk more than 1888 on me
experimont. This the other men agreed
Ia. and Mr.. stern was tod that ne would
receive The contract 90 sign In a Few days
lie IS stiIl waiting for the sample.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
BY Pollard e Bagby.
Real Estate A%ucti0ncers.
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE
II or
Several Choice Lots
BETWEEN RESERVOIR AND
RANDOLPH STREETS.

As executor of X. r.. Catlett deceased
I win sell. by auction. on the premises, on
. MONDAY. NOV. Is. 1890.
az 43) o'clock +. NJ. the property above
mentioned.
T. A LOT fronting n feet on the south
line OF Dance street. between Reservoir
and Randolph streets, by depth OF 30 feet
% tO-fOOt alley.
. \ LOT Immediately south OF the
ab0ve-described property, having a 'front.'
age OF ~ feet on the north line OF ASH
land street by depth Of about 100 feet 20
alley 10 feet wid
These lots viii be suh-divided 10 suit
purchasers at hour Of sale. This property
must be sold. and il will be 20 our in
terest 20 attend this sale.
TERMS: One-th.rd cash; residue at six
and twelve months. credit payments 10
bear interest and be secured by trust
deed. CHARLES CATLETT.
nos Executor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Among the Virginia buyers in New
York are the following;
@ D. Berry A. Co.. Richmond. Va
clothing. etc. O. II Berry, Holland.
c~arringtCn & Co. Richmcrd, Va. Leaf
tobacco. & V Darlington Holland
Roberts & Hoge. Richmond Va. whole
sale boots and shoes: r. r. Roberts
Murray I'M
Harry Marks. Richmond. Va. clothing
Ray State,
Max II. Marcus. Hampton. Va. cloth
ing. Stuart.
Kaufman & Co, Richmond. Va. fancy
goods. Cloaks. millinery and infants wear,
l. Kaufman: Cadillac. No. 623 Broad
way.
Sol S. HOPKINS. Alexandra. Va, jewelry
Union SQUARE.
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By Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate AuCtionecrs.
Nos. 72O and722

In execution of a decree of the Law
and Equity Court. entered on June DID,
1850. I'm the hereiutfter-named cause. We
the undersigned. VIII seil, bog auction, Oh
the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. NOV. IA 1889.
commencing 40 O'Clock. That INO--
STORY. I-ROOM BRICK DWELLING
no. 7O3. ON east line of Fourth. between
Jackson and DuYal street. Lot l3A1t reef
And at f.ao O'CLOCK p. NJ, that VAL
UABLE AND ATTRACTIVE BROAD
STREET STORE PROPERTY. Nos. 10
and ~ WEST BROAD STREET, ON the
north side. opposite "Elba station
The stores are comparatively new, Wen
built and conveniently arranged for store
with residence above. both having sept-
rate side alleys. The lots have "a joint
frontage of 50 feet oR Broad street run
ming back 1874 feet TO alley 20 feet Wlde.
Desirable small Br0ad-street stores are
seldom on the market and woul advise
an investors 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. residue ll
three equal instruments at six, twelve ana
eighteen months. credit payments 20 BE
evidenced by notes. with Interest added
and title rtained until an the purchase
money is paid and "a deed ordered ny the
court. CkDNf n LIN
q. *. POLLOCK.
Special Commissioners
Pollard g. Dagby. Auctloneers.
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MAJOR CABELL EN-R0UTE.
lie aud His Family Expected 10 Ar
rive TO-MOTrOW.

II Is expected that Major Henry G.
CabelI will arrive in this city tomorrow
night or Sunday. Major Cabeil VII be &C
c|ompanied by Mrs. Cdbell and SON.
Major Cabell has improved much IN
health since his return 10 the United
States. after his hard service I'm the
Philippines and will spend some time
with relatives and friends In the East.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Tonight the young people OF Lelah'
street BAPTIST church VII RON a lree enc
%tcrtainment which promises 10 DC Nets
interesting. one Of the features Of the
nroeramme is "a debate on the subject.
.Resolved Thai the Young men 81 Rich
mond shall NOT leave Richmond for wives
besides this. there will De recaations,
music and o social hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

The A. p. V a. viii hold a general
meeting at the Virginia Historical socie-
~ rooms on November the fourteenth 20
discuss the advisability of publishing lee
lures delivered during the last five years.
A letter from Mr.. r.. s Thomas. of smith
field. suggests an admirable plan. The
letter will be read before the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

most Hastily arranged. The booths are
laden with many beautiful and fancy ar
ticles, suitable for Christmas gifts.
The restaurant. under the able manage
ment of Mrs. Peyton Darlington, is sup
Piled with the d~elicacies of the season.,
at "A most reasonable price.
There is music and dancing every night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

The young people of Leigh-Street Bap-
list church viii give a social Tonight.
one feature of the evenings entertain
meut will Doe o. debate on the subject.
Resolved. That the young men of Rich
m0nd shall not leave Richmond for
wives" Besides this there will b.
Rotations. music and a social hour,
No admission fee. All invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
NInrrLed i'm Cnnrt.

Rev. DR.. VIM. A.. Barr, of Monumental
church. performed the Episcopal mar
riage ceremony I'm the office of Common
wealth's Attorney u. c. Richardson yes
terday morning al 1870 o'clock, the COM
tracing parties being MI Charles w. emf
fin and Miss Lucy A. white. The cere-
mOny was private.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Mrs. Mary u Peay has issued cards
to the marriage of her daughter, Ivy
Belle and Mr. Joseph T. C.. Cosby. The
ceremony will take place on Tuesday.
November 2lst at six o'clock, at Cen
tenary Methodist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

by virtue OF a decree of the Hastings
Court for said city. in the chancery suit
STYLED Henry Il. Sheppard and ais. vs..
James ~Sheppard's Administrator, and ais,
We. the undersigned, Wll sell az puo-c
auction, on the day, hour and place named
above.
First. LOT fronting 30 feet ON said pike
uns back an irregular depth. lhls lot
has a good frame dwelling upon a.
Second. LOT fronting 20 feet on SAID
pike. and runs back an irregular deptl.
There IL ON this lot a good frame dwell
Third. VACANT LOT fronting ~ j-l2
feet ON said pike; runs back an irregular
depth.
A map OF the atoye-described property
cen be seem az the Office OF the 'uc-
TlRNGS; One-third cash: balance az six
and twelve months. for notes, D per cent
interest added. title retained until me
whole is paid n conveyance ordered Oy
the Court. CHARLES L. PAGE,
T.. IL. WELLS.
Special Commissioners.
In the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court OF the city of Manchester-Henry
n. sheppard. 81 ais, plaintiffs. against
James ~Sheppard's Administrator, et ais.
defendants:
l. N. r. DuVal. clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioners by the decree rem
dered i'm said cause on the 2d day Of
March. 1898. has been duly given.
nos N. f. DuNAI. Clerk.
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The Eeic

The Rainbow fete. nos In progress at
ptehmend Armory for the benefit Of Viz.
sfnfa Home for Insurables. is q most
charming AFFAIR.
The hall Is . dream OF beautiful colors,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
TRUsTEEs AUqiITqHnE SALE
CuIored Odd Fellows Hall,
No. 7l7 North Third Street.

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust;
duly recorded IN the clerk ohicS OF
Richmond Chancery Court, in Deed-bogn
liz n page s45, default having been maue
in the payTnent Of money therein secured
and being 80 required by the beneficiary
/ viii sell, by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY. SOY. 1G, 1893.
M 4 o'clock T.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described in said deed, a. iollows Ch
the east side OF Third t5d) street, between
Jackson and Duval streets, fronting on
aid Third (3d) street. twenty-five t-0l
feet. and running back between parahei
lines Ina an e~8sterly direction one hundred
and twenty-five GGD feet 10 a sixteen
lBl feet-W1de alley
A good. substantial brick building three
stories high. with basement. covers the
entire lot. the FIRST floor of which Is htted
ION a store with the upper part TOT nan
and lodge purposes.
TERMS. a sufficient sum IN casn 70
defrav the EXPENSES of executing thls
trust. and to pay q debt of sara, WIN
interest from July ., 1905, and as TO
any surplus. a credit of SIX, twelve ana
eilhteen months. for negotiable notes,
bearing interest from date OF sale at %
per cent. 10 be secured on the property
ty deed OF trust. 4 deposit OF I'D per
cent. cash at the time OF sale viii be re-
quirod unless the responsibility OF tAe
purchaser Is known 10 the trustee.
no4 ROBERT STILES. Trustee.
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]. ALST0N CABELL H0N0RE0.
Richmond Barrister Will Read q
Pauer "a; Albany.

The first Nirginian TO read a PAPER be
fore the New York State Bar AS ISOLATION
will be Hon. James Aston Cabell, Of this
CITY. The association will hold It's annual
meeting I'm Albany next Tuesday and Jus
tice Brown. Of the United States Supreme
court Will deliver the annual address be-
fore this body. which has among its mem
bers some of the most distinguished law
yers in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

DfC1rNrnNn EXCHANGE FOR WO-
MANS WORK
eoo EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
Oid Phone No. 1000.
For sale. q beautiful u or FANCY
Inttoues Embroidery silks and 1atc-
r'ais for making lace. Also. fresh sup
,i,s- NJ Preserves, Pickles, Jel.ies. Cakes.
Pies etc. Orders taken lor Teas, i.unch-
cons and Receptions. ssiS
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TAX NOTICE.

Henrico Co. Va, Nov. l. lsi9.
TAx-pAyrps TAKE NOTICE!-THE
FAXES F0R tsg1 are now due. and J.
or nv nv deputy. Win be in nay 2riee At
Uenrico county c%ouri-house dally rom
2 A. NJ. TO ; p. NJ. iof the purpose Ss
receiving The same. In mine unnaid BE-
CEMBER lst. 81 r.a.on-
"' o' WI n. BRAUER,
mol treasure NN" Ny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

Rabbi =. n. Calisch viii speak this
evening on the subject. "Thcy That Walk
in Darkness" Services begin at s o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
BY r. 4. Catlin.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
TRUsTEEs SALE
OF
SMALL DWELLINGS.

Tn execution OF q decree OF trust 10 me-.
dated November I, $50. of record in
clerks Office. Richmond City Chanccry
Court. ID. b. 1-G B. page ola. default hay
ing been made in the payment of the
note therein secured. and being required
20 20 do by the holder OF said note, l
VIII, on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. - 1893.
al 4:3o o'clock p. N. on the premises. sell
the pronerty described IN said deed rs
follows. AN that certain LOT or lsANp,
with four houses thereon. commencing on
the south side OF Catherine street, - iret
east OF Kinney street. running thence
casterly and fronting on Kinney street ~
feet. an extending back between pii""''
lines 20 feet. ,t-
TERAls: cash az TO expenses u eh'c..
ing this trust. an taxes % and Nt'' e
interest thereon from NoVeWurI
and balance on terms to Dee Lllo ~
- Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

BY r.. y. chanln s. CO. Incorporated
10. y. Tenth st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

In execution Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court for the county OF Henrico, entered
on the 10Th day of May. 1880. in the
chancery suit pending therein upder the
short styles Of Swift & CO.. VS.. Deitrick,
ct ais. the undersigned special commits
siorer will sell ar public auction at the
front door Of Henrico County Courthouse
on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. lss9.
being the opening day of the November
term Of Henrico County Court, al " o'clock
NJ. the above tract OF land, described In
said decree as all that certain lot. piece
or parcel OF land. situated in the county
of Henrico, on the south line OF York
River Railroad and fronts thereon adj
joining the lands Of j. b. Burnham and
others and contains by estimation two
and seven-eights acres.
T~ERMiS-Cash.
VIM. CRUMP TUCKER,
Special Commissioner
In tho Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Henrico:
Swift & Plalnuif
vs..
Deitrick ct Defendant
De certify that the bond required Of
the Special Commissioner by the decree
rendered I'm said cause on the 10th day
OF May. 1893. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
November, 1899.
JOHN +. BROADDUs.
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CA ~ n.
The kHd You Haze A6sT Fought
' ''', : ere GH1zzH

Ask us FOR prices pm best Anthracite
snljnt. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies rs. New
phone 272. WARNER MOORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10
RING SOIOMON's SCHEME.

Graft had a very old book which he
claimed to be many hundred years OF age
and which he declared came down from
generation 10 generation through a reg
ular succession of magicians and wise
men from the time Of King solomon.
This book contained Hebrew. Latin and
Greek explanations OF how solomon him
self i'm an his wisdom and with all his
wives made gold with which 20 decorate
IN magnificent style the great temple stiil
famous in Biblical literature.
Graft declined 10 allow n one TO see
the inside Of this volume which contained
wonderfully valuable secrets on the man
ufacture Of gold hitherto unknown.
Mr.. Stern in reply 10 question was told
that 10 make p pounds OF genuine 22-cardt
gold two pounds OF the real stun.
costing about. 500 would be required. Foi
The same amount Of gold fourteen pounds
OF silver and nearly two pounds of the
yellow metal would be required.
These. with the acids. oils, and other
materials and facilities, would cost about
$1,000 for The first % pounds OF gold. which
would be made as a sample and tested TO
the satisfaction of any reputable assay
er.
Graz claimed that he had already made
two ounces of this gold as an experiment.
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BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
10 the Undersigned, trustees. dated NO
vember q. 1891. duly recorded In clerk 8
office OF Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
Book 1f4 "A page 1913. default having
been made. and being required so 20 90
by the beneficiary under said deed, | VIII
sell. by public auction. upon the prem
Uses, on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. -, 1909,
at : = NJ. the aforementioned M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. fully described
IN said deed. .
The lot fronts on the western line Of
Twelfth street % feet by a depth between
p~arallcl lines of l06 feet 10 an alley 10 feet
wide. commencing &c a. point on the west
ern line Of Twelfth street 3 feet from
the southwestern intersection OF Twellth
and Marshall streets.
The improvements consist OF "a large,
ei-buift thrce-story and basement bflch
residence. containing about - or more
rooms. with a good detached brick kitchen
i'm me rear. Owing 10 lbs central location
and the convenience Of this property +
should attract the attention OF ooth
homo-scekers and investors.
TFlRMS. cash as 10 costs ana EXPENSES
Of execution his trust. all past-due cltF
and state taxes. with "A note tof H7'Hp
dated November q. 1S91. with inieres.
thereon from November 4. ISIS, 20 day or
sale. G. x ~ Door-
milo Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WAIT.
re5s white or colorod. References re-
quirod. Call between 3 and ) O'Clock
at 9s west Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO AND sEVEN-EIGHTHS ACRES
OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN-
TY. ABOUT FIVE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF THE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD.
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Very Liberal
Interest Allowed
On Deposits.


REAL E>TaTf AT PRIVATE SAILS
DOR SALE.
A WEII~EQUIflED SUBURBAN
HOME Dwelling. DO rooms. newly paint
cd and paperel. outhuildings 8ood' Wa
Ter The best. furnished from springs. Land
in good condition. ln sight Of city. Price
no. "a. GILLIAN * CO,
roto SO east Main street.
II ARMS FOR SALE. RENT AND EX-
CHANGE.
GEO H. CRAWFORD & Co,
oc1o sos east Main street.
FOR SALE
A NICE SUBURBAN HOME. on cleo
tric-car line. near city. Ne!ghhorhood
good and buildings ample; in nice order
ELEVEN AOREs OF LAND, with
orchard. etc.
RO. IT, GILLIAN & co,
noiO g3 east Main street.
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LOsT-NOYEMBER sTH. LEMON AND
white setter. Gyp. years old. undereizs
lemon-coiored ears. with bald spot back
of each. Reward n returned TO A. c. O..
2l3 east Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-10

ANNUAL MEETING-THE ANNUAL
meeting OF the stockholders or taS
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMleNn WI
be held on MONDAY, NOV AbE ~
1890. az II o'clock 4. NJ. az the ONCE
OF me company IN the city OF kdchmond'
noS secretary