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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

81 Marion, Mass, Richard Harding
DasE. the author uu- united in mar
riagr 60 Miss Cecil, daughter of Mrs.
john Marshall ,'ar, Of Chicago.
Andrew Carnegie hn sold his Interest
iu th, turungir Steel rpmpuy to the
cu. artncrs iu thc lU-.np-s FOR $780,
uuHJul.
70 the United State. there were I5-
busiuras failures BOO ih. seven DAYS end
eel ou che aih, against I,g the week pre-.
,irDs and ea2 iu the rurrrapUuiing pc.
ri,d of ls1-
Daring the wrrl ru1rl un the sth the
cNrhaug,s Gt ihr leading clearing
houses w the United states aggregated
S2.tft,His, sol, against sl,-I5,G52. 500 tho
previous week The Increase compared
with The corresponding week in l,gs
WINS SJ.5.
Dr.. William Y RUSSELL died at Barre.
Mass, ngrd J9 ycars. lie was the oldest
Harvard graduate.
During a game ~ hall pitched la
Aag:sia!s, \, J., !!urb tsvaGa-zh, g.
years old, WINS Killed hF a pitched hall.
The wife uf cy-Sccrciary oi the Navy
Whitncy died Ia New York from the
effects of q fall from her horse murc
than year ago.
Because She would not marry him
William Trusru, uf Pittsburgh. Pa,
killed his sweetheart. Annie IicsiGk,
and then fatally wounded himsIf
From Manila the United States
cruiser liunulu arrived In New York,
bringing nearly GOu ~ ldmirul prNrys
officers and men vhusr time had cN-
prgd.
The Transport Thomas arrived at New
York from Guantanamo aud naracoa,
Cuba, with ESQ men Of the Fifth United
stutys volunteers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
DARING FILIPINO DASH
Ran a Train Almost 60 the Americas
0utpcsts, Destroyed q Section
Of Track and Escaped.
4 SUCCESSFUL suKsOGT EXPEDITION.
Gen. MLrArthar Failed to Cennert
with ~, HIT the Euenas wha
Driven Oat of GuasuA nsa s"-.
hohn nnd some PFison-rA Takes
--Dispateh from Grn. otis.

hinniia. MAY y T:sa .. ~. a.--'rhr FIT
piuos surprised the United States
forces at san Fernando with q daring
,rick yesterday. A railway train with
TN ruginr at ruch Cnd was run utmost
TO the American outposts aud in plain
sight uf the town Bcfore they could
bc reached a gang ~ natives Npraug
off the train. tore up several irngiha
Of ih. railroad track. boarded the train
again, and steamed away s." gn,"kly
that there was no opportunity TO cap
turc the Fuidcrs.
The Nebraska regiment ~ nsk!ng for
temporary relief from du'y. Only
a55 men Of this regiment are left at
the front.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
GOV. THOMAS OF COLORADO.
tea the Governor tn Relation
to the Colorado Troops.

Washington. May 9.--Adjt.-Gcn. Cor.
hin did not carr To discuss the inter
view Of Gov. Thomas Of Colorado
further than TO say that already ord"rs
had been issued for the return uf The
volunteers in the Philippines, aud hat
they would come home ns fast as
transportation could b. provided. aud
in the order Of their departure for the
isiands. GOV. Corbin says he has writ
ten a letter 60 Gov. Thomas which sx-
plains the who'll situation. The gen.
rral would not make II public, bu, he
had no objections To- the governor DO
ing 10 when received.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Wilmington NC. Mays.--Thr cruiser
lssieigb sailed for Charleston ycster-
day. several local steamers crowded
With exenrsionisis accompanied her
ogrr the har.
AT mo- city on the Atlantic coast" :"
said Capt. coghlnn, have more thor.
osiphly enioycd my rtsy than in VIII
nington."
The Raleigh goes 10 Charleston TO be
prrseni during fhc Umssed Confederate
Veterans reunion ihls week. From
there she viii go 80 Portsmouth ". II.
tc 10 uni OF commission
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
DIR. HEGELsBURG IN CUSTODY.
Charge of GRAND larceny
NklIinM 80 Gs BACK.

ios Angeles, Cal, May s.--Dr. Heg-
elEburg, who was arrested here Sunday
ald held at the request Of the New
York police 60 answer charges of gTaa6
larceny In connection with the con-
tuci Of the Investors Guarantee aud
Trust Co.. admits that he ~ she man
wanted and that he fed from New
York. when he found be was short. lie
viii go back to face the charges with
out reputation papers, but the police
Picfer TO hold him.
Chief Mcclusky, Of New York. tele-
grnphcd Chief Glass 10 hold the man
II all hazards, and stated that an Of
fcer left New York yesterday 10 take
him back, The prisoner takes hts ar
rest cody and talks freely.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
DEATH OF GENERAL MANNING.
sketch of the Career af a Man Nhs
Drciined haay Military aud
Political HoaorH.

Sandusky,0., May p.--Gen. Manning.
cs.mundant Of the Ohio soldiers home.
i!cd at the home near this city yester-
day afternoon. lie entered the army
IN is6i as Northumberland; was pro-
m"ted TO briRadier in 1868, and brryct-
ted major general in 1864. He was ap-
pointed colonel Of the regulars In 1865
ald declined. lie served on the bench
over 20 years at Cincinnati as judge Of
the superior court, lie was frequently
n'' ntioned for governor, member of
&c ngrcsS aud even senator, but de-
cliued all other honors as long ms he
wax able TO serve Hs iurist.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
TO SUCCEED GENERAL HENRY.
And Receives n Hearty Welcome
tea. Henry sntIH To-day.

San Juan de Porto Rico, May 9.-
Brig Gen. George w. Davis, who has
hccn appointed to succeed Mai. Ten.
Guy v. Henry as military governor Of
Porto Rico, arrived here yesterday on
beard the United States transport Nc
l'hrrson. lie was welcomed by the In
kular secretaries and officials of Porto
Rico and san Juan.
There Is much curiosity ns TO the
policy that will be adopted by Gen.
Davis. Porto RicanE generally display
much regret at the departure OF Gen.
Henry.
Matters here are in excellent condi-
ton for the new military governor.
harmony prevailing generally.
Maj ten. Henry will sail for the
United States to-day.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
THE KLoKDIKE CLEANUP.
the s~aHoR's Cleanup OF Goia
viii be Very Heavy.

San Francisco, May "a letter from
Dawson, dated April $, says:
The Yukon sun estlmater the total
output of the Klondlke region for the
winter of is9s-ap at s20.0s0. 900. IL is
doubtful II this estimate is up 10 the
mark, which may rcaeh twice that
amount. Notwithstanding the predir.
tiuns of last fall 10 the effect TINT the
Canadian royalty would stop work,
n,cre dirt had been taken out this
year ON creeks outside Of Eidorndo aud
honanzn than was taken ont in the
whole district last year.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Omaha, Neb., May s.--Capt. John
liaxter. qaartermnstrr'z department,
now on duty as chief quarterrnasier.
department Of the Missouri, has .,een
ordered TO the Philippines. iic Inns
been ordered 20 sail not later than May
&c. Mai. Forest IL. Bathsway. now ON
duty at Phiiadelphia, win relieve nim
at this point.
Capt. william NJ. SwaInc. Of the
Twepty-second infantry, now on de-
taclsed duty, has been transferred 10
the Firas infantry. and ordered 10
Cuba for duty.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Santiago de Cuba, Mas s.--The nsu-
nicipality Of Manxanilio. this province,
has parchasrsi an oil painting of t:ol.
setsis, military eescrnuf Of She city.
snd has hung II in eunspieuous possi-
fion in The city hall.
The Tenth ugiteA States cavalry has
srrised A. Manxsni1ie.
Heavy r<ius have fallen every after.
aeon of late In this section.
Th< United States survey steamer
ysnkson. farneriy The Penelope, has
bskua survey Of the BAY OF Guam.
tsnHsnos
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
70 RELIEVE ADMIRAL DEWEY.
aear-Aasstsai wetSsW Go tse 60 ths
Philippines and rake CommRHd
of the sQaadrsn Thera.

Washington, May Formal ordcrs
we're issued by Secretary Long ycster-
aay directing Rcar.Admirul John c.
Watson Go proceed 10 Manila 20 relieve
idmiral Dewey M eommandcr-in-chief
II the Asintic station.
This action IL In accordance with the
utimations received from the admiral
3f his dcsirr 10 return 10 the United
states, a.nd Of the request Of Rrar-Ad-
miral Watson TO he assigned 10 duty
~ his relief Rear-Admirul wntSon,
Indcr the orders ielrgraphsh him yeA-
tuaay. will rrlin4uish the command
of the Mare island navy yard lmmrdi-
Ftcly and will sail from san Francisco
On the steamer leaving that port ON
Ma 10
Secretary Long said Last nigh, that
Bear.Admiral Watson would not sue
errd Admiral Dewey as member
Of the Philippines commission.
"Thc Admiral will remain iu Manila
until ihc commissions work b. com.
plctcd," he continued "lic Is too inn
Portant mrmbrr 20 be immediately
relieved. II is, Of course, impossible
10 state when ;hc commission will
,lusc up It's work. that being depend
mt upon the time when the insurrce-
tion will bc brought to an end, but
when the admiral determines to re-
turn, he will turn over the command
20 Rrar-Admiral Watson, who has been
directed TO report 10 him
SECRETARY Long will Immediately ud.
,isr Admiral Dewey Of the dispatch ~
Rear. Admiral Watson ns his relief aud
~ ~ direct him TO return to the United
States ON board his flagship, the Olym.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
NO DEAL HAS BEEN MADE.
No TFuth in the stary of "A GIEaatte
Consolidation of the mig
steel Interests.

Cleveland, o., May 5.--An executive
officer Of one of the big steel consolI-
dutions makes this statement to the
Iron Trade Review: There ~ no truth
In thes tory OF consolidation of the
Carnegie Steel Co., National Steel CO.,
American Steel Hoop Co. and American
Tin Plate Co, No deal has been made
for a consolidation of any OF the com
panies named, and while Il Is true that
there has besu some talk Of a couSoll-
dation OF several of the steel compa.
nlea. sonthiug definite has come of IL
No announcement az plans, either OF.
fetal or unofficial, can be made.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

For revealing secrets Of her past iify
10 her ehiI Mrs. Augusta styles shot
aud killed her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Schultz, in Chicago.
At Thompson, Ga.. 1911 Enhrcc. o ne.
gro, was hanged for the murder of l,llh
Martin tcolurrdl u year ago.
During April the receipts NJ the Ia
yaua custom house were SSG0.uOD.
At GrUrHyillc. Ten, John Little wau
hanged FOR the murder Of George
Siunc,ipbcr. whom he robbed
In q sawmili near liophius,il'e Ky,
an explosion killed the owners, Barrett
Mcknight aud Ellie Mcknight, aud
John White.
John lllnrick shot aud murlally
wounded Lizzie Dicdrich because she
would not marry him and then fatally
shot himself la 81. Louis.
The officers ~ the supreme court Of
Cuha have been selected by Coz, Gen
Ilrookc, Antonio Gonzalez de Mendoza
being chief justice.
The president opened the famous utc
reservation in Colorado for settlement
aud many homcseckcrs entered the re-
gion.
In uH oil tank near Morpan;own. W.
Va, 10000 barrels uf oil we're destroyed
10y iirc from lightning.
st her home IN Chicago Mrs Lucinda
Pratt celebrated her one hundred and
third birthday.
Otter the South Park ruad the first
train into Dillon. Col, for four months
Tan through roii,i wuiis vf -no~ and
steamed into the town.
julia Hedges died in indianapolis,
Ind, aged 100 years. Her husband.
aged i0G years, survives her.
In San Juan Gen. Henry win enliSi
500 Porto Bicans IN the United sfntes
army for service in their nntiyc cour,
try.
An cnstcrn syndicate has bought the
Yerkes street railways 10 Chicago for
about s2O,OO0,000.
About all the men IN Wallace. Idaho,
have been arrested far participating In
the riot Of miners nj Wardner.
in Hutchinson. Kan, John Moore.
who killed his five children and then
burned the house over them, was found
guilty Of murder In the first degree.
AT Mount Victory, o.. Drupty Sheriff
Frank Morrison was shot tiend by Ike
bird while trying 10 arrest him. After
the murder Bird killed himself.
In Oklahoma tornado did great
A.. H.. a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
EXAGGERATED STORIES.
tifui for Thcre ta be Much suf-
ferfnw fn Porto Rico.

Washington, May 5.-Acting secre-
:ary Meiklejohn has received the fol.
lowing!
''san Juan de Porto Rico, May I.
Secretary Of War, Washington; He
ported conditions ON the island of peo-
pie starving exaggerated; over 100000
o month is spent on roads; over 1900
men employed; more money Is dis
trihuted direct to people noS every
month tlinn they have had for yeara
Large number who can not work are
FED, and no suffering; nature here lie
too boauiifai for that.
''RENRY."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

81. Louis, May p.--Grrss damage was
done. Sunday afternoon. By . wind
and hail storm which. breaking on the
crest of the hills south Of Tower Grove
park, swept thr city in q northeriy di.
r-ction. Several persons were serious.
~ hurt, 40 buildings were badly dam
aged. and much other INJURY was done.
II is estimated that the material inss
u ss0.ogo. The delay TO street car
transportation and fhr interruption OF
Telephone and telsEfaphieh communal
cat.on ars not considered In this esii-
inatc. 49,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Cumberland. Nd. May 9.--wlllian
Parrish. q negro ~ years old, was shos
and killed yesterday BY John Meyers
white. Meyers, II h said. caught ths
nrFro attempting feianIaus assault
upon Mrs. Kate lfuirf. m agsd wiits
woman uf sulphur Springs Hollow. "A
Parish. after tseinE discovered, siafsos
10 run awny, Meyers fired and almoxl
instantly killed him. Meyers says HI
wis informed shat Parish attempted
similar assault upon Mra, Mes carries
In the afternoon, but had been fright
sArd AZ.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
To Comment on the Action of the
Commandrr-tn-Chie would bee
Violation of Military Dufs.

Washington, May "a very close
ftjcud Of Gen. Miles and an officer Of
the army, when asked n there was
unythlug for the general so say ln re-
GARD 70 tie rrport Of The beef board,
rplicd
There is nothing for him 20 say or
90. The report has bcen approved by
'h, president, and the president is the
commnndcr.in-chief Of the army. Crit
irism Of the report or any other az
uur would bc violation OF military
MniN."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
Cen. OtIa' DiEpntrh.

Washington, May s.-The wur de
Iarimcnt has received from Gen. Otis
dispatch giving the situation In the
philippines. some parts Of which have
been omitted by the war department
Ia making it public. The dispatch is
1T follows:
Manila, May s.--Adiutant General,
Washington. Situation as follows:
IHwtun nt Mansin and Baliung; scout.
ing parties 10 the north and east.
Macarthur a. San Fernandez:
population Of roun-
try between Manila and north.
rrn points held by troops returning
home; appear cheerful and contented.
Army gunboats operating in rivers
Have cleared country west Of MaeAr-
thur of insurgents.
signs Of insurgents weakness more
81 Iparrnt daily. OTIS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Wichita, -iias.. May s.--1'he state fair
anaHssnent here has offered Gen.
lsrnsten aHd HIS swimming scmraaes
si,o0o TO repeat their bsiii.ant i.asea
ect hers In October. The Little Ar
iarss rlsef will bc fDrtshed. and th !
general and his mcn win swim acrozA
attack and take the fortiiicatipn-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

scrgt. Charles Hampton sInith. Of
company u, United States marinvs. who
was the first American killed OF Cuban
soil in the war with Spain, waS buried
nj Westminster, Md.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Manila, May =, 2:I5 =. m.--The
army's gunboats. Lnguna de Hay and
Cayadougu. under commund of Capt.
Grant, which started up the san Yer
uuudu river for GuuRua yesterday, at
was presumed. 90 establish there a
hnEr uf supplies for the troops en-.
gagged in the northern campaign, re-
turned to-day, Mai -Gcn. Macarthur,
iuilrd 10 connect with the expedition.
Tn, gunlnats found rvbels intrrnrh.1
nt ~nsn0an and Guugua, ON the waieI
FONTS VI tn, towns.
sheilrd the works.
The vessels steamed past the works
sh, Hing the occupants and driving
ii'm out. Landing parties from the
boats entered both towns, capturing
M Sosmoan a Spanish captain In unt
form, who was osicnsibly prisoner
Ia the hands OF the rebels, aud also .
native officer Arriving az Gusgun, the
town and a small guuboat were found
20 bc burning. and the natives were
ryaCuBtiug the place In consequence ot
the bnmbar,imcnt.
4 Landing Party's rPoPhi-H.
~ Sosmoan the landing party cap
turrd NUMBER Of Filipino fiuRs and .
quantity Of arms, chiefly bolos and
bows and arrows. besides u lot of band
Instruments, which thr men played q,
they marched hack 10 the boats
Gen. Grants expedition will pruna.
bly return up the San Fernando river
after having been reinforced. on re.
ccuily-PnTehaaed Hght-lraft spaulsl
steamers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
Bsu Land I'urehaae.

According Co u special from Paerts
Principe city. un American syndieats
thF secured the electric lighting fFun
chis, there for sTu.o00, and another
syndicate has purchased 30 ealal
lrrias "a cahalierias Is about 80 l.;
acres of iandD for si0o,oOo, aud wil
c. instruct sugar factory.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
ghs 9arnrimgtsu g;nfs.
-a-E:s-=-.zss.ss.s-s-:.-sss -ssss:s.sssg-:;:.=r;szrws
rusLrsHEp IN TIM raTERRsT
--0T--
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY.

Fse sesszsss Of sAs rTnaa sfe slwass ssss
~ INA psspis ef She soasas " eErrese sAez
pEaaieas o. al Sablis snsssisaa Of segd t9s
pws@Asa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
Prove. 90 ne An An Around Reggie

: hoston, May IA ulgn arrested last
week ON a charge ~ stealing sJs fr1a
Police Capt. Wnrrrn's pocket ia a par
lor car on the boston d Albany rail-
road. was identified yesterday ~
n,cans Of pictures and certified rceoish
from New York and Chicago, as Ed
ward Hsrvey. alias Albert ohiieo. alias
Simpson. he was convicted Of granS
larceny at Eimira. n. y. in 1851. ans
With stealing . tray Of dismoids In tin
name city twu years agD.
IN Chicago Ne has been convicted oa
charges of picking pockets.
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THERE is NOTHING TO SAY.

JOHN A WILSON, BriRadlcr 0cnerni,
Ctipf uf Engineer. q &. A.
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Washington. May s.--The following
II the or'lcr Of the secretary Of wal
opening the drainage canal at Chi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
WILLIAMSBURG.
Will Present SchOlarship-Per-
sOnaI and General

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 29-(spe-
cial.)-To-morrow being national Memo
rial-Day a large number of persons, ac-
cording TO their annual custom, will visit
Yorktown, where memorial ceremonies
will be held and the graves OF the Union
soldiers in the National Cemetery there
be decorated.
1t is stated that the graves of the Con-
federate dead in our cemeteries will be
decorated and appropriate memorial ex-
ercises held later on, when flowers are
more abundant.
Mr.. w. W. Ware Deputy Sheriff of
James City. has been visiting his friend.
Professor Dudley r. cowles, in Hampton.
Mr. c. f. Marable, of Magruder York
county. and his family. have decided to
locate here. and will move into tomorrow
and occupy the Tilford mansion.
Mrs. Green. of Norfolk. is visiting the
Misses Garrett. Waller street.
Mrs Charles @. Reeve of Green Spring.
left this morning for her old home, In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30

Camden. n. j.. erd will spend the sum-
mer north, returning here In the fall.
President Lyon Tyler, OF William and
Mary. has been selected 10 present. at
Hampton Acadeny's commencement, the
Hampton scholarship. given by William
and Mary TO that school. 1t Is stated
that this Is the 1rst time this college
has ever presented a scholarship to
public school.
Mrs. X. e. Turner. after visit TO ner
mother, Mrs. II. v. Cowles. in Hampton
has returned TO her home. In James cry.
DR.. =. T. Sorthall. OF the medical stan
at the hospital, has returned from WISH
to his old home, In Amelia. lie hopes
to bring his wife down some time next
week.
Mrg. Henrietta Sherrah. OF Cape Charles
is here whiting her daughter, Mrs. no
bert Trowcr.
Cards OF invitation TO the marriage Oh
Miss Mary Mazem. OF Fredericksburg 10
Mr.. Marshall Brooks, of this place, nave
been received by friends here. the wed
ding Is to take place at the homc OF tHe
bride, in Fredericksburg, on June Nh, al
half-past ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Bright WIZ
spend the summer In Europe, returning
late in the fall to their home, In German
town, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
ALDEN ARLE.
An UnOccupied Residence burned
An Elegant Reception

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 20
(Special)-At an early hour this morning
'Daccombe." which belongs to Mr. Sack
vile w. Caldbeck. was destroyed by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldbeck are on a tour of
the world, and the house was therefore
unOccupied and unfinished The loss is
about 5000, partly covered by insurance.
l is not known how the fire originated.
Children's-Day services were held yes
terday afternoon at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. George Perkins made the
address. There were present about 500
children.
Senator John w. Daniel delivers the adj
dress before the literary societies at the
University Of Virginia at the approaching
commencement
On Saturday evening last. from TO 6
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Haxall gave a
most superb reception 10 a large number
of invited guests at their splendid home
Wilton" one mile east of Charlottesville
The guests numbered several hundred.
and were from the city. University, and
the county, besides some from other Sec
tons. The arrangements were OF the
most elaborate order, and the whole scene
was redolent of flowers. and the elements
of pleasure and gaycty of every character
were profuse. Refreshments of the most
substantial kinds were served. as were
those of the most delicate and appetizing
sorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30

BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated July
l. 1886 and recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of the Chancery court or the city OF
Richmond, Deed-Book 15J G. page l3l, TO
money therein specified. and default
having been m1oe. and being requested
by the beneficiary so 90 do. we Will sell
az public auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE C. 1899.
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said deed as follows:
"All that lot of land. together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon and
the privileges and appurtenances thereto
belonging or pertaining, situated IN the
city or Richmond, Va, on the east side
of Third street, between Canal and Byrd
streets, and bounded as follows-to-wit
Beginning at point 70 1-3 feet south of
Canal street, thence running southwark
ly along Third street 80 feet 10 an alley
20 feet wide. thence along the northern
line Of said alley I'm an eastwardly direc-
ton AL feet. more or less, thence north
feet, more or less, to the point of be-
ginning.
The improvement on this property is
a large and handsome three-story and
mansard residence Of the latest archi
tectural design, containing sixteen rooms
modern In all conyeniences. three bath
rooms, handsome large mantels. tile
work, granolithc basement floors, entire
premises admirably heated with latest
improved apparatus. An excellent stable.
with servants rooms above. and modern
cOnveniences. The lawn is large and
beautiful. In fact, there is hardly TO be
found in our city a superior residential
structure in the beauty of its design or
convenience Of its arrangements, and
needs only 10 be seen TO be appreciated.
The cost OF construction, including |
grounds. was $4,000.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the resi- !
due in three equal instruments of one. |
two. and three years, with interest add |
ed evidenced by negotiable notes, with |
the right reserved to the purchaser to |
the maturity of the said |
notes, less unearned interest. the said !
notes TO be secured by 4 deed of trust |
upon said property, or all cash, at the |
option OF the purchaser.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
]. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers. |
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