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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
5cys' Jacket and Pants Suits,
Sizes 2 90 Is.

We are opening New Spring Goods In
our B0ys' Clothing Department every
day. and VII place on sale Monday an
entire new spring .inc ~ Double Breast
ed Jstcbtt aud Pants Salts. sizes 10 Is.
At SEQ Boys Fancy Plaid Worstcd
Double Breasted Jacket aud Pants Salts.
a, S4oa
Buye' Fancy Cashmere Double
breasted Jacket and Pants Salts. at
80
Boys HACK. Bige and Fancy Cheviot
Double breasted Jacket and Pants Suits,
a. 49, Gf S3ss.
Hoys' Black Clay Worsted Zine quail
ity} Blue S@fEe and Fancy Cheviol ana
Norstsa pouhla Erese'ev4 Jacket and
Pants SQlss, 70 ID. at S.e1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
-
0S lI}.

Rors' Fine Ycloar Finished Cass!-
nacres. Al Wool Rack ara Blue En-
s ,sh ScfEes. taEor made Ike she mems
st1ts. az Ssas. s.zes So IS.
Eayz E4De Al II ovl CheviOtz. black
ard biue. well lined a8d trimmed; All
Woof Fancy Chevat ana WorSse1
Double Breasted jacket and Pants suits.
- lt. IL sac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
New information Flied.

ncss Information w8s yesterday hled
against Fred 4. McDanneN rae al.eeed
lu;g. r, charged Wfh attempt. to sU.r4-e
3 itpasGA s. SegtHW4,s oV u.aUs ~ -
it sus $50 c.otk The a.sl lo:8rna..oa was
ael3 defective cg dom inter- VI psnae1
% b gicad before u.{re jacobs te,uagr 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
PRESSES for BAby.

Thoughtful mothers evade .ts bother
and labor % home sewing. Tomorrow
We make u FIRST allowing cf dainty
Cambria and Sa.asook Dresses. care
tulty made, n.segt Fl styles. ard AZ prices
that ara lower tEau bare materials
e0uld cost.
Infants Long sips AZ SOC. Csc. s5c. csc.
s. 81 - s, ~ eacs.
Infants saort Dresses. rs. 100. Us
70 y3a aAch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
BoyS' Ku&e Trousers.

Fco pairs - Boys' Knee Trousers. tn
twenty different patterns. strictly all
WOOL, dpGale sea, and knees ana mada
as strong and dura ble as human hands
can make then siz.a 20 IL. at Soc the
pair. worth readily at retail &c and s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
coiorc5 Dress Fabrics for
@AJly SpTi0S ke2r.

Something rev arriving every dag.
Nearly a.l these sirs, arrivals coue twe
sulss < a KIND Better make Your So
lect.ou now, These eAguo. bc das4sca;-
az 3 monta from ucw.
tferg.uEAc-c Covert C3oth. q ~ew ana
sGve % he popular sar.os fabric. We
a-a displaying elght ot the choicest
rular mixtures. 4sc ana SIC a yard
HomsspGn C6evto,s. every thread Is
pts.ety pare aoo!. carefully selected
" oo.. Is as .ncses wids, &C yard.
Fine Caeviot. aae 81 Csc incest mate
r.a.S for tall3v-made gowns shown this
season. We g yard.
French f"pan the round cord shows
very prom. gently. They axe aii wool
ana Nil 1905 SLIP or au4 al tAe seams:
- Inches wile, Sl.-a = yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
FAQcy Slides AMI Buckles.

'2}mch Cut s;eel Slides. &c 10 q each.
z.-iach Cut Steel slides 19c n iAc each.
l-!nch Cat Steel Sl.3es. lFc 10 sc each
Lunch Cut Steel and Cold Slides, zoc
- &c each.
it.-incn Cat see, Slides. &C to coo
each
Finch cut Steal Slides. go - - esch-
l-.rch JeE Slides. ide 70 lao each.
lis-3rcn Jet Slides. 21c u &c each.
Ta-lrca Pearl Slides. &c ea~h-
Ba', Buckles. enan1s id and gold, &c,
yf.e. sc. a5c each.
jewe3ed Bels Buckles. -. Sc. 95c.
s = ~ 30 cash.
Cu;-s.eel Bel: Buckles .l--5 E75 .
SIS each.
Cat steel and Gold Belt Iucsles. 80.
T. s. so g. - esch
-, Jet Belt B1ckles. 8 = each.
Mourning jet Best Buckles. &c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TIE COHEN co. THE COHEN ca

lnfalllble order. We realize more than
ever that obedience 10 God results in an
imperishabe record.
AS arrangements have been made for
an evaneelistic tour through the State,
the meetings AT our hall on the corner of
Fourth and Broad streets. have been dis
continued for several months. We avail
ourselves or this opportunity 10 grateful
~ acknowledge the courtesies and acts
OF kindness bestowed upon US by the
Mayor. chief OF Police, his subordinates.
and all those who have kindly contributed
10 our temporal needs. and have given us
words OF cheer and encouragement.
we earnestly pray that those of this
number who are Christians may persist
emily strive TO get farther out into tho
deep ocean of Gods unfathomable love
In order that those OF their neighbors
and friends who know Him not may he
persuaded TO surrender their wills TO the
Saviour and also become sons and daugh-
mighty.
In retrospectng the events of the time
thus FAR spent in Richmond. we find our
selves repeating the WORDS of the Psalm
Isl; What shall render unto the Lord
for all lis benefits toward me" AS
We spend the next Few months touring
through the State. preaching the precious
Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will
be LOOKING forward TO "a time of much
blessing when we return
Dear Christian friends, realize with us
the glorious possibilities in the ministry
OF prayer. and If YOU cannot give your
lives up TO this work and 20 out with
us, remember Jesus is saying TO YOU. as
lie did TO His disciples Of old: Pray We.
the Lord of the harvest. that He may
send forth labOrers into His harvest"
Lest we should trespass too much. we
VIII close by appending a statement of
some OF the work done I'm the capital and
metropolis Of the historical Old fDomin-
ION STATE since our arrival here. In order
mat you may have glimpse OF our Ia
bors and rejoice with US that in every
pain OF life and in every act OF life the
one ruling principle can be loyalty 10
Him 10 whom We belong.
IN ten months the Lord helped the COM
RACES or Tie First Virginia Crusade Band
10 cohuuct 6lo open-air AIS indoor pri-
vate, and ol9 indoor publc--in all 1912
meetings, and make 1886 calls from
mouse TO house: During the said period
25l persons publicly sought Christ m The
altar and 222 of them protested CONVEX
sion. We remain. your servants for
Jesuss sake, MILTON *. LIGHT.
MATTE NJ LIGHT
Colonel a. j. Rogers, resident chapIain
or the Soldiers Home has written n
letter IN which he heartily commends
the work Of the Crusaders He saws. I'm
the course OF my religious work IL has
been my good fortune to meet and CO.
labor with many Christian missionaries
ana evangelists in different parts of the
world but have not found any moro
cOnSecrated 10 the work Of evangelical
'i"n than ara tina Christian Crusaders"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
baptist OrpInnagc Of yirginin.

This great charity, located at Salem.
was put in operation a little over six
years ago. Dr. W. +. Hatcher. Of this
city, Is president of the Board Of Trus-
tees. Professor Cooke. Of HOllins Insti-
tute. IS chairman Of the Executive Com
mlttee. Among the trustees are Hon. j.
]. Ellyson; Judge Jeffreys. Of Culpeper:
Judge Mofett. of Roanoke; Hon w. /.
Jordan. Of Halifax; DR.. George Cooper.
Of this city; Hunt Hargrave. of Chat
ham; Major Griffin, of Portsmouth. &c.
The superintendent i'm charge is Rev. g.
j. Holiday. Since the opening of the or
phanage 10 orphans have been received.
clothed. fed trained, and cared for The
property comprises some forty acres of
land and five large brick buildings Rev.
DR.. j. Il. Taylor has for some months.
at the call of the trustees. been repre-
senting this noble institution. He has
been ION the wing through the State
visiting churches and Sunday schools
and has largely increased the number Of
contributors. DR.. Taylor and Dr. Hatcher
were at Salem last Friday attending the
quarterly meeting Of the Executive Com
mttoe The committee are arranging 10
obtain special contributions from per-
sons Of large means for the erection Of
the much needed central or main build
ings, without interfering with the rills
and streams which flow in from churches
and Sunday schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
3u EAST BROAD.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WASHING. SATISFACTION PROM
ised Good references. 81 Hickory street
CIly, aD lN-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
CHRISTIAN CRUSADERS WORK.
They Review Their LabOrs Here
On a virginia Tour.

The following open letter was issued
last night:
Headquarters Christian Crusaders,
Richmond. Va. April IL. 1899.
no Our Friends and Neighbors of Rich
mond:
We are brought 10 the close Of another
year of blessed work for our dear Heaven
~ Father, and we report. with profound
gratitude, that II has been a successful
year. and one very much enjoyed, be-
cause the hand of the Lord has been con-
tinually toward as Tor good and 10 crown
us with innumeTable mercies.
1t will cheer the hearts of our friends
and the lovers OF Jesus 10 know that the
grand work Of soul-saving. with which
We have been intrusted by our blessed
Lord, the work in which the angels re-
joice. has been advancing. Sinners have
been converted and believers sanctihed
Concentrations OF our work, ana the
testimonies given respecting it's edifying
influence, have been received, and are in
the highest degree cheering TO US in this
holy employ. OF course the willy adj
versary, who spoiled mans Eden home.
and opened the Hood gates OF ruin upon
the whole Adamic race, has opposed Us in
every conceivable way, and, even now,
he would blot out OF existence the Cru
sdGcrS, as wei as all other DEFINITE ana
Incorporating religious Organizations,
IL II were possible for him To do So. But
our God, who is Almighty. says. 80 far
mayest thou go, and no farther" and, in
this blessed knowledge. our faith takes
d frmer grip upon HIM, and we 80 for
ward 10 conquer or die.
In The face of temptation 10 luxurious
seif-indulgence. some have left our ranks.
but II Is hedrt-cheering 10 know, and most
gratifying TO state, that our comrades
who have remained true TO their VOWS are
doing heroic service, and a body, we
are In a most vigorous condition, and bet
Ter qualifed 10 spread scriptural holiness
than ever before. Praise the Lord We
know that we are united by iucomprehen-
slble bonds OF love 10 Jesus, which can
not be dissolved by trivial causes; and,
being thus united 10 Him. we are able,
when assailed unjustly by those interested
In our destruction. 10 refrain from reply
Ing. and can trust God TO defend our
Christian character and 10 shield His
work from intended harm.
our labors In Richmond have been
marked by vicissitudes and at times we
Were much perplexed. but az we enjoyed
oitine guidance, we were enabled 10 keep
loyal 70 God, In adverse as wei as favOr-
able circumstances. and 10 remain I'm our
s"otisd "'snss without oueStioninR His
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
fHRUSTEES' SALE FRA e
u DWELLING 1903 81. JOHNS STREET.

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated from
Mary l.. Jackson to the undersigned trus-
tees. dated May L. 1893. and recorded in
Clerk 8 office Chancery Court city Of Rich
mond, Deadlock iiS h, page ~, 10 secure
a certain bond therein described, and de-
fault having been made, and being re-
quired by the beneficiary so 10 do we will
sell at public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. APRIL IS. 1919
ut $50 II. NJ, the PROPERTY described
in said deed as follows: "All that lot Of
land, with improvements thcreon-sl frame
house. No. 130S-lying and being i'm the
city Of Richmond, on the east hnc OF St
Johns street. between Hill ami Orange
streets. commencing at point distant 30
feet north Of Hill street. thence running
northwardly and fronting on the east
line of ~. Johns street. 10 feet, and back
and between parallel lines feet 10 an
alley
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and all past-due taxes. and tho sum OF
$1,000. balance due on said bond, and the
residue in six months.
JULIUS STRATS.
w. J. WESTWOOD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctloneers.
an 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TO Present "Thc Lady of Lyons"

The presentation of "The Lady Of
Lyons" at the Academy Of Music next
Tuesday under the auspices of the Alum
nae of the Woman's College and for the
benefit Of the library of that institution
promises 10 be a great social, artistic,
and financial success. The cast is a very
attractive one, and il is safe TO say that
the actors. who are being trained by
Mr.. Charles Pierson. viii give excellent
account OF Bulwer LyttOn's master
piece.
The students OF Richmond College have
made up a boX-party TO attend the per-
Torrance and the other prOscenium box
has also been sold. Seats will be on sale
to the public at the bOx-ofiice on Satur-
day. but tickets cXchangeable on Friday
may be secured al the following stores:
Walter D. Moses g. Co.. Branch r. AL
lens. Polk Mller's, and Hunters. The
costumes for the play will be very hand
some and effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Hickory Farm Club i'm "RougI,
Riders

The Citizens Relief Association will
have a benefit at an early date in an
entertainment TO be given by the Hickory
Farm Club. On that occasion "Th5.
Rough Riders" a four-act drama, will
be presented. This play is founded on the
late war with Spain and the scenes are
past. all may expect TO be highly enter
tained. And since the entertainment is
for the benefit of charitable organiZa-
ton it will doubtless be patronizcd by
the good people Of Richmond in a very
liberal manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
RnndOIph Literary SOciefN.

The members Of the Randolph Literary
Society will hold public session at Lee
Camp Hall on the night of April 29;h. \
pleasing programme of music. oratOIy,
and special readings is now Deing ar
ranged, and the public will be invited TO
attend free of charge. The chief feature
of the occasion will be a debate upon an
attractive subject, and for this the most
forcible speakers Of the organization have
been selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

A GOOD COLORED MAN TO ATTEND
10 Horse and Wait on Table
Apply TO @. w SCHLIESER, II north
seventeenth street. ap l8-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SODA
ILF0UNTAIN, MILK SHAKE APPARATUS,
IRON SAFE &c.
We will sell
TO-DAY

We VIII sell
TO-DAY
az our ware-rOOms. at 1880 \. NJ,
large assortment Of FURNITURE, en-
bracing oak Chamber Suit. oak and
Walnut Folding Beds. as good as new;
/ Nery-Fine Walnut Marble-Top Buffet
and China Press Combined, very hand
some; Feather Beds New and Second
Mahogany card and Leaf Tables. very
rare and in good condition: l Marble
Soda Fountain, i'm perfect order: ] Iron
Safe I'm good ORDER Walnut Office
Desks; ! ROseWood-Caso Piano, made by
Chckering d Son; Dedsteads. Bureaus.
Waslstands, Chairs. &c. This sale de
instructions are 10 sell without limit or
reserve FRED II. WILLIAMS.
ap lS-it AuctiOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
The Neat Frame Dwelling,
Nos. I2Ii and 1913 Taylor Stree,

~ virtue Of the provisions ~ ,
deed OF trust, dated February 81. IN
and recorded in the Clerks Office -, .iis
mond chdncery Court, Decd Roo, , D.
page y. default having been msl' -i p
payment Of certain notes therein ne
and being required by the holder oe
50 to do. | VIII sell BY public aso,... fs
the premises. on "a
THURSDAY. APRIL %. isq
OF $50 O'Clock =. NJ. the above ppo,-.
~. described in said deed as r. .'.'
All tnat certain lot OF land. with .t
provements thereon. lying ana . d.
the city OF Richmond, Va. on fr. 2
line Of Taylor street. between pe. ,-f
and Randolph streets froutI..
south side Of Taylor street 3, t... ts
running back between rar1il,l u,.. =.
feet 10 an alley. The improv.r- ..'. f.
this lot consist OF two ncit fr.
ings. which are well rented no ..,.
ants. t 20
TERMS: Cash as 20 exp.r... ,,
cutting TINS trust. any taxes fa.t ,..
que. ana 10 pay note Of $50 vItI
rest from February s. lVa. t,i.....r
notes at one and TWO years
q. j.. DENOON w-r....
c. Il & II. l.. Denoon. Auctioro,-.
.rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
AucrIoN sALEs-rh.. Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALfN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THO VENDOR AND THE
FENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
BY c. II. oliver. Auctioneer.
No. 70 east Broad street.
A UCTION SALE TO-DAY AT 1890

\ \ NJ Go5d Horse, geniIe ald Kind l
Phacton. l Gentleman's Bicycle. l Lady's
Bicycle. l Oil-Tank 1 Oak Parlor Suit,
in good order; Handsome Walnut Cham
Der Suit. 3 Oak Suits, oak and Walnut
Lounges. Chairs. Rockers. Centre-Tables.
Mattresses. Floor Ol-Cloth, Mating,
Cooking and Heat!ng-Stoves. Kitchen
and Extension-Tablcs. l White Sewing
Machine. Ladies invited To attend this
sale {. II. OLIVER.
ap 1S-1t' AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
BUSINESS WANTS.
Confidence Is the
Worlds Wide Winner,
<+<+++<<+<<<-4<4$<<&++<%+%
CULPEPER CREAMERY BUTTER

81 tubs (f6 pounds each) just re-
ccived of our Finest Culpeper
Creamery Butter; rich. sweet.
mellow flavor; nothing finer at
double the price; all winter
packed, per pound. I'm any lSC
HH"'NieF ...s.... .........
300 pounds Finest California EC
SILVER Prunes. per pound ............ ~
800 dozen 3-pound Cans Califor- lO1c
MA peaches, In heavy syrup. u ~
vermont Maple Syrup, in CEC
''s'-.ss 49,
ouNIRf GROUND WATER MEAL.
o'Vo bushels Water-Ground EAc
Cornmeal. per bushel. OOC
fine imported Port Wine, per Ct M
s"hoH '..'.... ........, ........... V''OO
imported Sherry Wine, per gall zSC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Il IT
AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST TN so 81,
NORTH FIRST STREET


BY virtue Of the provisions of c,rrs
deed OF trust. dated July u. ,1. aai Pc.
corded I'm Deadlock l6l b PAGE fa
Richmond Chancery Court. default having
been made in the payment of fHa tH
secured. and being required by f1a b.-.
hciary so 10 do, / Will sell at public ....
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL q. 120.
at o'clock T. NJ. AN the right. ts,-i
interest of Maria 4. James in ar..."
thar LOT OF LAND with tie .rr..
monts thereon. known as 30 as t
First street, fronting on the east set
First street - feet. and running nLa
depth OF 100 feet 20 an alley in ff. H-
Said interest I'm said 90 be- "a one-hat .r..
rest I'm the above property
TERMS Cash az 90 cXroIHas ~ eHa.
cutting this trust. amy taxes thnt mag h
due. and 20 ray the sum az $3.50 ,rn
November -. 1900, balance in notes "a.
one and two years.
g.. T.. OENOON Trustee.
G.. l. & II l.. Dcn0on, Ault.0l..r..
agB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE,
PIG. 2lS. AND 2zy n, MOl'4h Mn II
LIBERAL LOANS on SATISFACTORY
SECURITIES.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ FORFEITED
PLEDGES,
,o,,sistinc Of Watches Diamonds. Jewel
~, ems Pistols. Musical instruments,
10 ap g-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 24l6 Floyd Avenue,
A NEW BRICK DWELLING.
BEAUTIFUL HOME

BY direction of the owner who Is r..
termned 10 sell. We viii offer at I.9a'
auction on
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL d. i'"
az 500 o'clock p. NJ. that MOST At.
TRACTINE MODERN. STOCh-El-.N
RESIDENCE above described. The fl
is bur recently built. and contains
large rooms. The lot fronts JOB i..
FLOYD avenue and has depth OF I-'
This ia AN unusual opportunity ODD
"A pretty home or paving INTESTINE. '.'
we can sell 20 az "A great bargain
TERMS Very reVouable.
c. J.. x H. l. DEN00N
aD iG An'tN
-, -.... t.,.f...... e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
SALE

OF
a DIS IRABLE LOT INf,rFDr t--..,-
az y. III. LIE ELECTRIC-CAR Ii,Zrt-1
w W ESI SIDE OF NORTH tIT,..-
VIM, IN BARTON HEIGHTS "a,
WITH AN UNFINISHFD rp..-
STORE AND DWELLING ''.-.
THEREON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
THOSE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nos. 3l9 and 3l9 IL south Laurel stree.
containing rooms each. VIII be put In
tirst-class order. Rent only Sl2 per NOR IN
each. See US at once about them. IS
there are few dwellings for rent I'm that
section. Is. ELAN * co,
ap lo-2w lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
CAPITOL NOTES.

Governor Tyler has been asked to APP
point delegates to the National Confer
| ence of Charities and Correction. to DE
held in Cincinnati May 18th 10 23d The
conference will discuss various questions
regarding the treatment Of prisoners,
especially those of tender years.
Governor Tyler has been invited 10 de-
liver the address at the dedication of the
new courthouse of Northampton, about
July 18th.
The Governor has refused a pardon to
Robert Hansbrough. of Albemarle, serv-
ing term for throwing rocks as a pas
sengcr train.
Mr.. J. W. Richardson. custodian of the
Capitol and grounds and buildings. is do
Ing some spring cleaning. lie has already
accomplished a great deal in this line and
is now having the fountains repaired and
repainted.
Patrick Henry Sweet Treasurer of New
Kent, and Deputy-Sheriff Beard. Of Am
herst county, were at the Capitol yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE
DE

TRUSTEES SALE
4 or
TWO GOOD FRAME DWELLING
Nos. 1874 AND 1916 NENABLE SlNH""
AND OF ...r.
VACANT LOT AT NORTHEAS D''
NER or NENABLE AM
BUCHANAN STREETS.
BY AUCTION.
In execution Of deed Of trust
date February o. is5f and fccNft ....k
Richmond Chancery Court in h0ri.
l5i C" page H. and at the r'lN .r
the beneficiary there helng oti'+
the payment Of the debt secured 81.
sell bv auction. on The prem'str ''
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 l>'
al o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY '.rs
referred 10. The houses have ifr .,l
each and the lot upon which thr' rre
fronts 4gXl65 feet Tho vacant lot ''
corner fronts 30Xi65 feet ..s q
TERMS. Cash sufficient 90 pay s-ifr
sale. taxes 10 day of sale, ara ~ r.r
being amount OF a PRIOR mttH5' ..r.h
ana the further sunr Of s. --s.' .rI
Is the amount due under fhis u,. b, ia.
the residue. n any. ON terms 10
nOunCed az time Of sale, ,,rs
CHARLES 4. Wll.iAAM'
WILLIAM H. 6ANlsS. ...,.
ap,i 1'"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
LOST. sTRANED. AND FOUND.


LOST, ONE PAIR OF EYEGLASSES,
between Twenty-hrst and Twenty-htlh,
on Clay. \ liberal reward will be paid II
left AT 2l0S east Clay. ap b-it
THE PERSON WHO TOOK by MIS-
take a ROUND KNOB NEW UMBREL-
LA from All Saints chapel, on Friday
evening April l4th, Will please return the
same and get theirs, al No. west Grace.
APP iS-lt'
LOST. PEARL SCARF-PIN, BE
tween Seventh and Grace and Eleventh.
Main street. Liberal reward will be paid
by returning il TO THE NOWLAN
COMPANY. jewellers, 81 east Main
street. ap ls-lt
LOST, EITHER AT RICHMOND COL
lege or between the college and the Re-
ligious Herald Office, \ PAIR or GOLD
RIAILESS EYEGLASSES. a suitable re-
ward will be paid for their delivery at
RELIGIOUS HERALD OFFICE, 1& east
Main street. ap lot
LOST. \ SMALL. GRAY SHAGGY
SKYE-TERRIER answers TO name OF
Nancy" TWO dollars reward II return
ed TO 3ls east Broad street.
ap l6-Su&Tu2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

In execution OF The deere, MONTE.
beloW, we win sell said House -,t
LOT by public auction. Old tba r-.-.N'.''.
Gn premise