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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
The Annual Meeting of the state
Council.


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 25.-(Spe-
cial.) 1.-THE State Council, Daughters of
Liberty, opened it's annual session this
morning at o'clock. in Phillips's Hall.
| Miss Minnie Beasley, of Petersburg, the
State Councillor, called the assemblage
to order. Mayor y. y. Moss welcomed
the visitors on behalf of the city. The
Mayor made only a short speech Of wei
come after which the body got down to
business. A number OF appeal decisions
| were considered, and then the reports OF
the State officials were heard.
The State Councillor rendered an inte-
resting report, naming the committees she
had appointed during her term, etc.
The Board of Officers reported that the
only business which claimed its attention
during the year was the granting of char
tiers for the new councils enumerated in
the State Councillors report. and which
follow:
August 18th, George A. Thompson Coun-
Gil. No Is. Petersburg.
October 1th. Violet Council No. II, Ridge
Church
October 18th. Ivy Council. No. Is. Cape
vile.
October 18th, Worth Bagley Council.
No. l6, Danville.
February 10th. West Point Council, No.
H. West Point.
March 80, Stars and Stripes Council. No.
IS Richmond
March 10th. Orange Blossom Council,
No. 10, McGaheysville.
April 7th Mount Vernon Council No. %.
Ettrick.
The next report was that of State-sec-
rotary e. W. Miller. which contained
much information OF interest TO the
Daughters.
The order in Virginia now has ], 1872 men,
oers, divided as follows: Nine hundred
and eighty-siX sisters and 40l brothers
There were 9iS beneficiary members at
the last report. The total loss by sus-
pension. withdrawal, and death was 100
The increase in membership for the nine
months was S47
The council this evening elected the
following officers for the next year: Junior
eX-State Councillor, Miss Minnie NJ. Beas-
ley, OF Petersburg; Junior eX-Assoclate
Councillor, Mrs. Lucy \. Wexford. OF
Richmond; State Councillor Mrs. Annie
L. Pugh, OF Newport News: Associate
State Councillor. Mrs. NJ. W. MAYS. OF
Richmond, Nice-State Councillor. joseph
Tooney. of Richmond: Associate State
Nice-Councillor. Miss Mary Human. OF
Newport News; State Secretary, II. W.
Miller. OF Richmond; Associate State Sec
rotary, Miss Ida Farmer, Of Richmond:
state Treasurer, William r. Keller. of
Richmond; Associate State Treasurer,
Miss Samora Newly, OF Swansboro';
State Guide. Miss Mary Wilson. of New
port News; State Inside Guard. Miss Mag
gle Martin, OF Richni-5ess ~ a4aside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
REAL "sOCiAL HIGHWAYMAN."
The remarkable Criminal Career of
Robert Graham in Lnndnn.


LONDON, April 2i.-"The social high
wayman" of delightful fiction has ap-
peared in actually in Robert Graham,
OF Hishbury Crescent, y. Since Ora
ham was sentenced to penal servitude
Tor five years and TO police surveillance
for seven years for the theft Of some
rings the police have gained informa-
ton of all the secrets of his predatory
life, and have learned that he made not
less than Sl25,oOo to $4,000 by burglary.
In all his exploits ia theft he never
entered dwelling or u bank. lie gave
his attention solely to the fine shops
OF the jewellers. lie was an expert in
the use of delicate tools employed by
burglars. and like Henogabalus. who
never used the same plate or the same
linen the second time, Graham never
used the same tools twice. One little
article that could hardly be called a tool
or his trade, though used IN his illicit
occupation, he used repeatedly and re-
eardcd it as his mascot. This was a
small mask to cover his face
He left his mask behind in "A store
at Shrewsbury, and it was for this bur
8lary that he was arrested and sentenced.
He attributes his arrest to the loss of his
iHdStol. III ldEl, ne was arrested because
"a detective sergeant noticed on his finger
two rings in which were set valuable dia-
monds. such as were described i'm the list
OF articles stolen from the Shrewsbury
shop.
Graham is a short, fair good-looking
man of So, who mixed with the very
best people and attended church regular
~ usually IN carriage and pair. His
house was eXcelently furnished, and in
his library are to be found many choice
and valuable editions. He paid his ac-
counts monthly. dealt with the better
class of tradcsmen. always insisting upon
having the best Of everything, regardless
of cost.
He had most excellent taste in the
matter of wine and cigars, and his visit
ors-drawn principally from the good
families in the district-received with
pleasure his little invitation to dinner
or 10 the lat homes" given every fort
night. Mr.. Graham was passionately
fond OF mastiffs. and besides owning seve-
raj OF this particular breed he has
benched couple of prze-winners. lie
took also great interest in gardening,
his favorite flower being the geranium.
which he grew in great variety. He did
not disguise the fact that he was not
averse 30 little gamble and there are
bookmakers I'm the neighbOrhOOd of the
Angel, Islington, with whom he did busl-
ness. He was calling upon one of the
bookmakers when u detective sergeant
noticed the rings and arrested him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

On his return from the trip preceding
the present one he found to his astonish-
ment that the house had been abandoned.
CATS DROVE FAMILY OUT.
My first thought, of course" said Mr..
Allen, was Of my family. and lost no
time searching for them. My wife |
round in my mothers house, where she
had been living for three weeks Her ex-
planauon for leaving our own house was
singular She said that she had been
driven out Of 1t by an army of cats. The
cats Of the Liverpool docks are terrors.
they are big and strong as tiger cubs.
While L had my doubts an Investigation
OF the premises showed my wife's story
to be perfectly correct. They actually
grove me out. When l opened the door
OF the sitting-room / was confronted by
AT least nifty of them, and savageness is
10 name Tor the nature of the attack
they made on me.
'Ot course, 1 was pretty we'll agpra-
waited at having my home broken nm in
thls FASHION. ana Immediately resolved
10 eNterminate the lot. ! hurried back 10
inc steamer TO secure the necessary wea-
p ' suess was pretty we'll excited
when l went up the side. / met Mr.. Fow-
ier' me chiet officer, at the gangway.
Bill, l said. lend me your revolver
roWicr slzed me up and replaced the
gun, Whlch ne had made a pass for. in
MS pocket. He thought intended to com
mt suicide. and backed away from me
as thoush ! was maniac.
SHOT DOWN THIRTY-ON
That was only sample of the trou-
pIes had In my crusade against the in
trudlhS Iellnes. Not TO be deferred how
ever bought two pistols and went for
them rlsht. BY hasty calculation. /
shot about thirty-one of them. and after
TWO hours hard work put them TO flight
IN disorder Subsequently found broken
pane or glass in the back kitchen window
through which they had entered. But Won
ought 10 nave seen the condition of the
mouse. Ihe beasts had torn up everything.
ana ripped the carpet off the floor. II cost
me money 10 fix that place up again and
any amount OF persuasion to induce nv
wife TO live i'm it, '
Ihe worst of all about IL is. that whom
reported the matter To the police | was
promptly arrested for cruelty TO animals
Would you believe it? They kept me i'm
IAN Tor day until / established proof
that / was not killing the animals for
mere pastime. Don't talk any more cats
10 me- concluded Mr.. Allen. making a
vicious pass al the Waesland's pet tabby
which at that moment ran between his
legs, they never We're any good hut
when II comes 10 breaking a mans home
up IL is the last straw"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
Quantity gathering in
HOuSeWare.

1t is but natural that such buying
would pioneer prices Special for to-days
sale:
Red Painted Lawn Benches. 59c.
Large Hammock Chairs, CSC.
Camp Stools, Csc; Camp Chairs. &c.
5O-ioot 3-Ply Garden Hose and Oak Reel
for $29S.
2-quart Blizzard Ice-Cream Frcezers for
SOC.
Best Quality Portland Wire Walnut
Stained Screen Doors for i9c each.
Dead Stuck" Bedbug and Roach De-
stOyer. bottles for 25c.
Omega Roach Food, &c. a box
Large Japanned Water Coolers. worth
81 special. J9c. each.
Large 2-Burner Oil-Stoves. with Rus
sian-irOn chimney and cast-iron top,
always Csc, for SOC each
Imported Lunch-Baskets for &c. each.
Ja<aneso Fireplace Screens. Sc. each.
Jalhncse TOOthpicks. boxes for &C.
Fine Upholstered Rattan Baby-Car-
riages, with wooden or wire wheels.
for $3.50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
WILLIAMSBURG.
Want to Establish n Library--Per-
sOnaI Notes.

| sonar Notes.
| WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 20
| (spccial)-The Richmond ladies' OF the
Association for the Preservation OF Vir-
GINA Antiquities are anxious, II possible,
TO put up free library on the site of
the House OF Burgesses." at the east
end OF Gloucester street, this place. and
have written the city authorities here
In regard to the matter. The letter
states that "the library will be for the
use and pleasure of your city and county
especially" Steps will be taken in regard
10 the matter at once. and the citizens
Of the ancient capital" will be delighted
to have such a building erected. marking
the spot of Colonial legislation. The lot
on which it is proposed TO erect this
library building was presented TO the as
ISOLATION about four years ago by the
Old Dominion Land Company. During
last summer the foundations Of the old
building were unearthed and covered
with thick coat Of cement, which has
badly cracked. and much of the work
will have to be done over again.
Mrs. Edwin Il. Lamb, wife of the gene
raj agent Of the Southern road at Nor
folk, who is now here with her children
visiting, leaves in a few days for an ex-
tended trip South, accompanied by Miss
Pattie Gregory, one of Norfolk's most
charming young ladies'. They Will be
absent about ten days or two weeks.
Rev. c. l.. Morrison, who was pastor
of the Disciples church at Lebanon, in
the lower end of James City, is now
preaching at Palmyra. n. Y, and is much
pleased with his new charge, but longs
to be with his Virginia congregation once
more.
Mr.. Oscar Lane, who has been up from
Newport News on a visit to his parents,
returned last evening.
President Tyler, Of William and Mary, |
who has been North for several weeks, |
in the interest of the college, left Phila- |
delphia yesterday for New York.
Mrs. Lane. Jr., returned this morning !
from a visit to friends in Richmond
Professor Garrett delivered very in
teresting address at tho college last eve
ming, which was heard by large audi
ence and highly complimented.
Miss Susan Webb one Of our most at |
tractive young ladies, who has been South
for several months, is now at Americas,
Ca, visiting the family Of her uncle,
Mr.. w. G. Harrison.
DR.. Marcus Gayle, who held the posi-
ton of inferno at the hospital here for
some time. and who has been critically
i'll with pneumonia at his home in Ma
thews is no better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
All or ANY at the Uniform Price Of &c. Yard.
Fine White Goods have
concentrated here for a
bargain sale"

Many hundred pieces at such prices as
leave ordinary fairly priced goods out of
question.
Embroidered Dotted Swlsses. zoe. grade,
II l-2c. yard.
The Finest Il 1-2c. White India Linons,
Z Sic.
1900 yards Striped Jaconets, cost 1Oc., for
53-4c. yard.
Csc. White French Welts and Piques
are y l-2c. yard.
Tho best Y IL and 1G &c. grade Piques,
heavy cords are here at 3-fc yard.
White Canvas Cloth, for shirt-waists.
&c. SO inches wide, l-2c. yard.
, Fine White French Organizes. best 35c.
grade. lie. yard.
Checked Nainsooks, India Linons. and
Dimities, that cost s. 10, and u lie.
yard-your choice. 3 7-sc
Extra quality White Corduroy Suiting,
worth SIC. our price 16 2-3c. yard
soc. Welts for 2jc. yard.
Embroidered Striped Organizes. cost
Tic. ordinarily; we say Size yard.
The best S12j grade English Long Cloth
IS here al 800. n piece; the usual 81
grade is G9c. for piece Of y yards.
2-yardwide White French Organizes
for 25c. a yard.
A new arrival Of White Linen Lawns
makes the price 29c for the best 81 lie.
grado-a full yard wide; others at
IS 2-3c for the best 2Jc. grades.
The Finest 75c. Sheer White Handker-
chief Lawns. all linen, yard wide, SOC.
yard.
Imported French Batiste Lawns, very
sheer and fine zoe yard
Woven Dotted Sheer White Muslins, the
kind YOU always pay Il 1-2c. for, are
here at 3-4c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
FIRE IN NORFOLK.
Fertilizer Mill Burncd-Return OF
the Soldiers.

NORFOLK, VA, April 25.-(Special)-
The plant of the Imperial Fertilizer Com
pany near this city. was completely de-
stroyod by fire this afternoon, entailing a
loss of almost $4,000. This is about COW
cred by insurance. and the firm expects
TO rebuild. The fire originated in the
grinding department, whence it commu-
nicated to the rest OF the big two-story
frame structure, which covered some 20
90 square feet of ground. Two unknown
colOred employees were painfully if not
seriously injured while fighting the
flames.
The Norfolk members of the Fourth
Regiment will be brought home on a spe-
cial train provided by enthusiastic citi-
zens. The Norfolk Landmark, which
originated the scheme, will tomorrow
announce the subscription of the required
$1,6o0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
BURK 6 CO.,
1903 East Main Street.
FIRE IN NARTINsVILLE.
Tobacco Warehouse and Two Dwell
in.s I1urued.

MARTINSVILLE, VA, April 2j.-(Spe-
cial)-The large frame tobacco factory
owned by ex-Congressman J. r. Brown,
and used by Spencer Brothers as a leaf
storage house, was entirely destroyed by
fire about o'clock this morning to-
gether with 100000 or 100000 pounds of leaf
tobacco, the property of Spencer Brothers.
Two small dwelling houses were also
burned, and had it not been for the effec-
tive work of the Fire Department seve-
raj other dwellings would have been burn
ed. The loss on factory and fixtures is
$4,000; insurance. 1920. The loss on leaf
tobacco is 5000; insurance. 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
Attachment Against the DazzIer Co.

An attachment was levied on tho box
Office receipts and stage effects of the
Dazzler Company. which appeared at the
Academy on Monday night.
The attachment was in connection with
suit filed In the Circuit Court Of this
city by ii. G.. Leigh, NJ D., OF Petersburg,
against j. +. Cosgrove and T.. NJ. Co.'S
grove. who were connected with the man
agemcnt OF the Dazzer Company.
The claim was for debts incurred by
the manager OF the company. whose son
was confined 10 Petersburg through sick
ness for some weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
Funeral of Mr.. BROTHERS.,

SUFFOLK. VA, April 25.-CSpeciaL)-
The funeral Of Mr.. Daniel Brothers took
place at the Baptist church at $50 o'clock
this afternoon in the presence of an I'M
usually large congregation. Rev. j. f.
Love conducted the services. assisted by
Rev. w. T. Green of the Methodist
church: The remains were inferred in
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Right Rev. a. NJ. Randolph preached at
st. PauPs Protestant Episcopal church
tonight. and afterward conducted con-
firmatiOn services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26

Guard, Titus Loser. of swansboro'; Ma
tional Representatives-Miss Lillian f.
Tucker. OF Petersburg Miss Emma Co
bean and Miss Lille Martin, OF Richmond
Alternates-Joseph Tooney. OF Richmond
j. II. Nolan. OF Petersburg. and Miss
Samora Newly. OF Swansboro'.
The council adjourned tonight TO meet
at Crewe. Va, the fourth Thursday I'm
April, 1909. A banquet was rendered the
council and the national officers at Hotel
Ivy tonight by Mary Washington Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
FELINEs ROUT 4 FAMILY.
Horde of Cats Take Possession of "a
steamship Engineers Home.
philadelphia Tlmes)


Acknowledgement Allen, OF the Ameri-
can Line steamer Waesland which ar
rived at her dock yesterday from Liver
pool, brought with him rather peculiar
story. an experience which befell him in
tEat city just previous 10 the sailing day
OF the voyage just completed. The Incl
dents related by the engineer on the
voyage across were OF such an unusual
nature that he was forced TO tell them
again ana again. and tho truth of the
story Is vouched for by all the officers Of
the vessel. including Captain EhoG.
NJ. Allen has a pretty little house in
Liverpool. situated about one mile from
the COCKS, where his wife and child live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
BUSINESS WANTS.
COAL AND WOOD.

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS FOR ALL
KINDS or FUEL. and in future. as in
the past, best fuel ut the lowest cash
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tween
tieth and Cary streets
j. L. GOODWIN, Manager.
Old phone l55; new phone l55.
1900 west Broad street-old phone 407;
new phone 4O7.
ap 2j-6t G. VI. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26

SAMUEL BACHRACH. Proprietor.
LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
PIG. 2lS. AND 220 NORTH NINTH
STREET
LIBERAL LOANS on SATISFACTORY
SECURITIES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN FORFEITED
PLEDGES.
consisting OF Watches. Diamonds. Jew
elry Guns. Pistols. Bicycles, Typewriters
Musical Instruments. etc.
SAMUEL BACHRACH.
ap 20 Proprietor.
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WANTED.
OFFERED

PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents in every town to secure subscrlp-
tons 70 the Ladies Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post Good pay for
good work. We want agents TO work
thoroughly and with business system to
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter. How we'll some or our agents have
succeeded is told in a little booklet we
would like 10 send you-portraits of some
hsw they made it pay. THE CURTfs
PUBLISHING COMPANY. philadelphia.
Pa. ja2S-3m
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Started IN.

GREENSBORO. y. c., April 25-(spe-
cial.)-After eight years of ups and
downs" the North Carolina Steel-Works,
now known as the Empire Steel and Iron
Company, fired up the furnace early this
morning. and, nothing happening viii be
making pig-iron by tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
W kNTED,

\ PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED
Retail Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods Store at Newport News, Va.
Good opportunity Tor man OF experience
and some capital. Address. giving full
name and references. 5. G. DAVIS No.
2ll2 Maryland avenue Baltimore. Md
aD 25-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
e. J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
AuctiOnecrs.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING No. 5O4 SOUTH PINE
STREET.-Bv virtue Of a deed Of trust.
dated April Is. 1897. and recorded in the
Clerks office of the Chancery Court of
Richmond, Deadlock 100 \. page lis. 10
the undersigned trustee 10 secure pay
ment of certain notes therein described.
default having been made. and being re
quested by the beneficiary so TO do, l VIII
sell by public auction. on the premises.
on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1899.
at ) o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said deed fronting 80 rect, ana
having a depth Of 40 feet 10 an alley
with improvements thereon. consisting
of six-room detached dwelling, IN eX-
TERMS: Bv consent of all parties in
terested. one-half cash; balance in six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with int,
rest secured BY trust deed. More liberal
terms may be offered at sale.
HENRY ;. HUTZLER. Trustee
]. Thompson Brown e Co, Auctioneers.
APP p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
Why Are Groves Quinine Liver pills
Better Than other Liver pills.

Because they are The only liver bins
containing the tonic and stimulating pro-
perties OF quinlne That is all. 10 and SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
W ANTicD.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.

A GOOD DRIVING HORSE MUST BE
sound. gentle and well broke. Apply 10
No. west Grace street. ,ap 2-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
BY j. Thompson Brown e. c..
lib Main street.
VALUABLE MAlN-STREET cor.
NER SIORE>
Nos 1925 AND 1928. NORTHWEST
CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS.

II not sold privately before. We wll s,u
at PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises
TUESDAY. MAY 2D. AT1P N.
the above DESIRABLE CORNER Hrsf.
NESS PROPERTY, four stories a.h.
with good cellar. elevator. Offices etc.
and one Of the most CONSPICUOUS and
PROMINENT BUSINESS CORNERS 2
Main street. The IMMENSE AND COST.
LY RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS soon
10 be erected one square below w1 ADA
TO it's value and dcsirabNy as lls.u....
place. and with "a GUARANTEED TEN-
ANT al a rate PAYING ll PER CENT o
its selling price. should commend Do ID
any wanting a GILT-EDGE, PAYING Is.
NESTMENT.
TERMS Easy.
j. THOMPSON BROWN s CO..
Auef.0uetf
m O fc % o. ~ o. "a ghNNfvl-qf
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. ON BROAD STREET. WHILE
shopping, GOOD-SlZED LEATHER
Return to MILLER
& RHOADS. A suitable reward.
az 26-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26

MACINTOSH SALESMAN FOR VIR-
ginia. North Carolina. and South Caro-
lima TO carry as side line on commits
sion. Give reference. j.. q ID. ADLER. No.
AS east Lombard street, Baltimore. Md.
an 23-3t
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WANTED,

RULER AND FORWARDER AT ONCE.
cartwright BROTHERS co,
an 25-3t Danville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26
1000 boxes OF Fine
Writing Paper for one
third.

The usual good 15c. box of o sheets Of
Paper and 25 Envelopes, for &c. box.
THIS STORE COULD PRACTICALLY
SELL BOOKS TO COHEN'S OF A YEAR
AGO.
The advanced plan was TO buy out pub
lishers' balances after filling all orders.
and they are here at half cost and less.
Thousands of the most valuable volumes.
in handsome bindings. and the poorer. TOO.
BOOKS FROM > 1-2c. EACH TO soc.
THAT COST 90 TO S1.n
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WANT ED,
W ANTED.

DRUG CLERK AT
once Address WARWICK, Box ll6 New
port News. Va. an 25-2t
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MEETINGS.

Richmond Va. April "a 1899.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
LOT OWNERS, STOCKHOLDERS in the
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
viii be held az the city Bank. on TUES.
DAY. the 9th day OF May 1888. al )
o'clock Il. NJ. r. r. RROOOKE
ap 25-td Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting OF the CLIFTON
FORGE WATER COMPANY will be held
at the Office Of c. T.. Wexford, Pace Build
ing. Richmond, Va. at Y NJ TUESDAY,
Nav Z. lss9 L. Seldom BONI.El.
ap l9-ta Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-26

In execution OF the decree below men
toned. the undersigned. special commits
sioners, will sell by public auction. upon
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1890.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. the above men
toned REAL ESTATE.
The first mentioned has a front OF %
feet on Leigh street by a depth Of -
feet along Sixth street. with the frame
dwelling thereon. in which the late
Churchill Doggett resided. This property
will be sold as a whole or sub-divided TO
suit purchasers. az may seem best at
time OF sale. The brick dwelling. No
$40 north Sixth street. has n front OF
q 1912 feet by a depth OF % feet. and
contains seven rooms. Both investors
and home seekers are here offered an
have here offered them choice property
upon which to erect dwellings that will
yield handsome returns.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance AZ
six. twelve. ana eighteen months, for
negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained until all the purchase money is
pad and a conveyance ordered by the
court. J. Y. Y. DANIEL,
SOL. CUTCHINS,
Special Commissioners.
webster VS.. Kemple &c.-In the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond, the
9TH day of March. 1895:
/ hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners by the fore
going decree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SANlLLE,
sd Il Clerk.