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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
- 1879
LOADING THE VICTORIA.
Transport Will Go % Tacoma Il
Finish HeP CARGO.

The work Of loading the transport Vic
toria began yesterday. Tonight, or early
tomorrow morning. the steamer will leave
the wharf AT this city and proceed 10 Ia
coma. where she win finish her cargo She
has been inspected and found satisfactory
TO the quartermaster's department
The Victoria will carry 2Df horses from
here and 1N from Tacoma making aes Ali
five men. under command OF Lieut.. John,
ston. OF the Third cavalry. She IN EXPECT
cd TO sail Thursday night or Friday morn
ing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
MARRIED IN sEArrLE.


W. IL Geilermann. of Tacoma. and Stella
Garland. Of South Prairie. We're married al
3:A yesterday afternoon at the pariors ~
the RAinier-t3rand hotel. Rev Rowland
Hughes. OF Bethel. offlciafed. Quite a
number O friends 81 both parties were
present The groom has ,usl rrsurnes; fr,m
pawson city. ard the bride was one of the
most popular teachers In the South rrairl,
schools.
IN the dining room az the hotel Mr. and
Mra 0eli~rmann leave thts morning for a
trip 10 British Columbia, ard upon their
return win settle either in Seattle or Ia.
coma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
A CONSIGNMENT or KLOxDIKERs.


score or more Kiond.ke people. passen-
steamer Clutch, arrived yesterday aft
ernoon over the Seattle 4 In
ternAtional among others Humboldt
Gates, Otto Anderson. Mrs. r. l.. Vining,
George r.. wilkins. Mrs. Charles Bush. e.
-. Cummings. James H. Robertson Fred
Rudio ana q. Hedemork.
Humboldt Gates II one Of the Klondike's
rich men, Each year since the discovery
OF the celebrated gold camp he has made
an annual pilgrimage from Dawson to his
California home with fortune. His given
the town and county OF Humboldt. Cal,
Fred Rudio n one Of the Eldorado rich
men. He returned with large amount of
gold dust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
ONLY A FEW DOLLARS NEEDED.
The FunA for Corporal Tucker ID
Now Almost Comp1ete.

The fund for the purpose OF buying .
small business for Corp. Tucker. who II
Mia. has now nearly reached the required
figure. II was desired TO raise 500. and 70
little OF this sum remains to be contributed
that II should be gathered In by tomorrow
the money will ne well invested. Corp.
Tucker deserves even more at the hands
OF his countrymen than $500
All citizens who have not done so are
urged TO contribute At once. The helpless
soldier and his aged mother are in sore
straits. The fund today standa aAfolloWs:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
ANOTHER INVESTOR WOULD COME
Young Maa ~ Boston Wants 90 r.
vest $1,000 IN Seattle.

Another investor wants 20 come 20 Seat
tie. and has written here 10 learn me bssst-
ness opportunities this city offers His
letter from Boston 10 the Chamber of Com
merce follows:
What are ire prospects sor a young
man with plenty Of push and a csosssi
Of from 81 6o 20 G.06 10 engage In susl-
nsss In Seattle? am thinking very
oerfousiy Of locating In some Wessern
CITY. and am des:rious Of having all the
Information af your command, and woulf
also like Any Literature which you ma
think Interesting"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

female troubles" A pain in the side. %
ozcK, disagreesble drain. . bearing down
sensation. headache. uervousuesst wax
ness - the distinctly feminine ofu,us. bed
complexion and loss 81 1esb are forcruu-
ners OF final collapse. Dr. PieTce's Pa
vofffe Prescriptions - . specific for wxak
women ~ cDres In gYese majority Of
cases the patient can fsese herself Il bone.
and obnoxious local exsmiusfjons can BE-
avoided In a few bad cases IL 10 wise for
the sufferers 20 write 10 Dr. r. v. Pierce
himself, q Buffalo. ~ ", and be will eive
nall advice by mail free He 10 consulted
datIy BY great numbers Of women through
out the World, and his advice 10 founded
upon widespread experience All CORE.
spondence Is treated by hirn . sarrpafy
confidential His Favo1ifc pyescYiofionf'
- non alcoholic, and does not crrsse cr,v-
ing for strong drink II contains no oplum
or other narcotic II II perfectly Harmless
m any conditions Of the system No 49,
cine - equal 10 u in any respect for T..
eases Of Women Therefore. seceR -
substitute Sos tins void famed reDetV.
snough q BE- asged spou Jon - b<is1
just o. good"
ypssisn;i. xses. write. srsas! *sr ssss
k1sie weskness, and after szxiux three sotsIes
o. Dr. fserre's psvoesse Pye~erIpfsoa am fr-<
rom pssns hsd suffered fos to years vh~u
ne1sn tskisg your De4srsee. : eo1ix sos u1.k
psease."
Constipation and hiiiousse.. m. ,~ts-
eally cured by DR. Pserce's Pleasant
Seneis- They don't gTipe: shey never hsL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
rLOCkING TO INDEX.
Capt. Parsons Tells what He SsW IN
the New Ca0p.

Capt. L. b. Parsons has just returned
characteristics, from what he saw during
bis stay. ~ q camp for which 4 brilliant
future II In store. The Ethel copper prop
Gently bonded for $4,000, has been sold, he
nm.
Just before he left Index tho westbound
train arrived. bringing over $50 mining men
and capitalists from the East, who were
going TO look over the district. Several
Offers were made for the Corona group
but were refused. Tho Daisy Mining Com.
. pack on It's property.
On the sidetracks. he says. several freight
cars loaded with supplies are standing,
waiting 70 be unloaded, while the nnef.
chants all over tho town are doing a rush
Ing business. II In the busiest mining
camp: Capt. Parsons says. that he has
seen In years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

died Sunday NJ 'he residence ~ her daush-
tor Mrs. G W Hummer i0la Fourth ave-
No.. took place from the house Yesterday
afternoon II was largely ATTENDED by
friends who hal known the deceased dur
Ing her residence here shewas kncwr as
a most Christian lady. especially devoted
20 her family
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
SPOKANE WILL HELP.
That City 70 De ReDPeseateA ~ the
vo1unteerss ReceptlOn.

r. ~. Wilson. OF Spokane. In In the city
on business. and says . lively interest II
being taken there In the return Of the
Washington volunteers to Seattle and tho
reception to be given them on their arrival
here.
There = just one thing certain" he said
yesterday. Seattle II not going TO do Il
ALL We are able to help you out In tho
matter Of funds for the entertainment. and
when the time comes will furnish q big
be doce whether an excursion 10 run or
not. but there In eome prospect OF an ex-
cuTsion. ] believe.
1.-THE plan has been most thoroughly dis
csAnDed In our city. and we can be depend.
ed upon to do our full share"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

refes p. Arvtrk. OF Clinton. wash. who
Was locked up IN the eoSsaty saH Sunday
viii fse sxaminsd seaas so determine il ne
n insane lie wAs s1gs*~ has sasctsr yes
terssar. but Il n Thought that hls cor
6ftson ~tii calf for . hearing IN the iAss
s11s tnassV or bSlnG ettsadsa ~ . Nes-
WE 13yu .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

AL-KD TO ARRIVE TODAY.
Reached Departure Hay Last Might
with 12S Passenxeps

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
steamer A-ki Will arrive from Lynn canal
this morning. about 10 o'clock superfn-
tendcni Trowbridgc received telegram
from Departure Raw last night announc-
ing that the Ai-Ki had reached that port
fhe has lB passengers many OF whom
are from the Kiondike. and so tons OF
freight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

Despite the fact that NJ hal mur3s-ei
tho woman. the bodies ~ Harry Davis ard
Maud Rossiie the principals In Dawson's
recent tragedy. were burieS ate by sif~
In n kloniike cemetery. 1T was deemed
proper" saws r@wson psper. bt the
friends OF the two victims that .helr re-
mains should b buried together"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
WILL DO MISSIONARY WORK.
John NacNeiii. Of the r. ". G. A.
Goes % Manila ON the Victoria.

Goes 20 Manila on the Victoria.
Permission has been granted by the sec.
rotary OF war for John NacNenl. Of the Y
NJ. G. A.. 10 accompany the transport Vic
torsa 70 the Philippines. Mr. MscNelll has
been In charge ~ the army department, OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. work AZ Carnu Robinson
He VII continue IN eysngelist.c work IN
the Philippines
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
/, Utopia Loses . RlaAe.

Steamer Utopia on her regular run 20
Victoria yesterday inst blade OF her pro-
reller between here and Port Townsend.
She proceeded on 20 Victoria. where she
will he placed In dry dock and the blade
replaced. The Utopia will leave Victoria
tonight on her regular run and continue
rs heretofore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
KIRKLAND sMaIER SURE.
Part Of the Plant to Be in Opsr-
alton By January !.
WILL EMPLOY AsovT zoo asgN.

~ . Mestin0 - Stsskh01asSs TbBo
Action Wss Decides Up0n-soouss
4. Dassoa, Of MezSee, Wtll uovG
vsIl Charge 81 the PSoss-A De-
tail Of what WIZ Ds Csnsssuetsa
- the Ola Steel Past ste.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
PRESENT BANKING system
Congressman ~ 0lsary Ssys Many
Changes Are Needed.
WORK or THE NEXT coMoaGss.

oo0s 0eove ao1 Important Measures
Wlll Csos UD-wSsh Proper Laws,
Ne uopss % See ss0s American
CIty the New Clsasls0 wsuss %
shs Wssl1-Ths IlssDlss Cso.
Dsssn vVlll - vlGsssssly Psshsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30
TWO KLONDIKE MARRIAGES.


John Hendrick Lampe. formerly a Mime
apol's musician. was married recently at
s,onal nurse Of San Francisco. but more
lately the proprietress Of the Dawson
private hospital Rev. Hetherington per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
The parties TO another Kiondike marriage
were f. r. Diiley. Of Minnesota. and Miss
Freda Doserich. OF Joliet. Ill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

Lifeline evangelist; yirsii Hunt. com
ing August y. ~ - ?. N. for one Ue~x
0RA "a fss "a SyDeevsssaAa ss1gpa,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

1O900 - - y00YO AV000&s
Tbs Shirley company has made a very
favorable Impression on Seattle audiences.
This - due 10 the excel1encs Of 10th the
company, which - a strong one. and TIE
sspert0irel In spite Of tho circus n large
audience esSnefed na0e n1gnS 70 wifne -
the performances Of the brilliant socie<y
drama, Moths" By this excellent COM
pany. Tho cast was a strong one. the
costumes correct and the scenery and stage
settings good.
A. Vera Herbert. the beautiful young
SRI, whose nature could not be ruined by
tho social depravtty around her Misc
Shirley did excellent worh. and showed
herseif possessed Of a gr1af deal Of ability
George d. Mc6rayrfe ~ Prince ZouroR
added TO 80 IauFels Wh3eh. 10 had ac-s
CURED on the prece<tsng eventu9p. aud
showed himself TO be versatile actor
Frank b. Clayton az Raphael Do CORES
was alsC at his best and added to his
popularity. Married d. Roco a. Lord Juy1
gave a very clever rendition Of that DIFF
hcuit part Mrs. Adelaide Lairtf as Lady
Dolly was clever The balance Of the COM
pany was fully up TO tho requirements Of
the production.
Tonight the bill win he changed thar
beautiful drama 'Dorfs' being the afsrac-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

Children are sometioes told, wien elsev
are bed, thsf chests asd other dreadful
snings viii get them. Csown-up people
znoW oestef, but e would Be . good thing
= Women could Be made 40 undrrSenrs1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

The Vancouver. = g. has~Nai' .sa,r, hss
ACCEPTED = Challenge from the Rssnler~. 81
Seattle. and Will plav here on shs rncrni.x
~ Labor day Negotiations for q game
have h~s~n IN progress for two weeks. and
yesterday afternoon MANAGER puxsfai~ re-
c~fved q telegram f-um Vancouver. stat
ing that the sinh would - on hand 20 give
che Seattle champions a shaking ur.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-30

ATTORNEY MILO A. ROOT has re-
moved hts ofnce from Roxwell building 10
ais New York block.
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wAGNEE's Band Madison park tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
IEG Al NOTICES,
TO HARRIET BrNG.

Having failed 30. agree with you upon
the terms OF purchase. hoN W ~.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that , iih
KicuMOND. rr.IEftS ei no M D.Nho-
LIMA RAlLOAD COMPANY VIII, on
Monday July no. $50 move The County
Court of Chesterfield county Va. ip APP
point five dlsintsrcstcd free-nolders 81 the
said county of thesterncid any three u
whom may arti 20 ascertain ana report
10 the SAID c0url what will De "A just conn
pensati0n for that certain slfip or paflei
of land lying and situated ih ht 5did
county OF Chesterfield, oi the ifee-nold
of which Won are the tenant such strip
or parcel OF land being described q Zoe
lows.
"A strip OF land 100 feet wide and los
feet iu length across The proper - ol tiff .
riet Bing. county of Chesterfield, Slllc "
Virginia. said strip being 1l ieet OBJ e3ch
side of the center line of the tlcumonh.
Petersburg aud Carolina railroad same
as now located. said center ilnc BENG dee
scribed follows
beginning at a point on the boundary
line between ihe lands oi j r.. Worth Hnt
the lands of fho said Harriet Bids. where
the center line of the said railroad Inter-
sects the same. thence iu a straight line
north - degrees 30 minutes ef-t dih-
lance of lh feet 90 point On inn prop
ertv line of me lands ot the sdil ilfre {
Bling where the center Nne OFF ine lId
railroad iutersects the same, containing
0.3S acres more on less.
Which strip or parcel 0f land is required
by the said railroad for MS purposes
TIE RICHMOND. PEIERSBbki
AND CAROLINA r.. Il. co.
BY Ernest b. Wells and Charles l.. PAGE,
its Counsel JilD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

TO AUG. scHNELL.

| " A'Hs - flNtisf-s
Having failed 20 agree with you upo
the terms OF purchase. You Vii
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that TIL.
RICHMOND PETERSBURG AND CARO-
LIMA Raj ROAD COMPANY Will %.
Monday. june H. 1850. move the Count
Court of Chesterfield county Va 90 ap
said county 81 Chesterfield lany three o
whom may acU 10 ascertain and rrpor
Co the said court what Will bc JUS
compensation for that certain strip 0f
parcel of land lying and situated Boo The
said county Of Chesterfield OF the free
hold OF which you are the tenant flcn
strip or parcel OF land being described a.
follows
"a strip OF land 100 feet vide and igi
lect in length across The property 0i Aug
SchnrI county of Chesterfield. stats
oi Virginia. said strip being - ieri on etef
side WI the center Dine OF rhc richmond.
Potter burg ana Carolina raAl lua
as u0W located and described 1f i7IlH !;
beginning at "a point on ine uouN ifry
line between lno lands of J. T.. Mo el0} q
estate and tbe lands OF the salI a. -.
SrhneIl. whore fhr center Nne or flir f,i'u.
mond Petersburg ana Carolina raif).d
intcfso.i fhc fame thence in sifilsAl
llnc north Do degrees D. minutes east. 4
distance uf lii feet 90 point .t "a
property Inc af me said Aug S-anen.
whore the csnter tine NJ the said railroad
intcrects thc same. containing lii alfff
more or les. aIl Is shown in red upon
the attached p.at which is hereby maze
"a part Ol tlis notice
Which strl1 D- parcel ~ l1nd is required
by tle sH.i 30 r.fi for ns purposes
HE Rlrf MJND tt56yhG
AND CAROLINA r.. r. 60.
By Ernest d. Wells and Charles l. aSe'
It's Counsel. Jul9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

w t,rrFD rY a C0U Pile. a FLAT on
,o-r,s suitable f0r hllt no. eN.f-
furnished on partly furn'-I -
r....na1ie Located near Ne
ana nr1ad streets. Address i.
Leader.
WANTED. 10 RENT a fDN.F.-
or JuQrnished Sunw pan li0' .c,
,..ry f4r out Must have c.ltcA-
Address A NJ. IT, FOX ils l'''
VORTU KCpEATlNG.-lF loI t- y
frfeerafor is vaFlelul ~ cora ~.
.,rt.r.. thev have baea Duuul. 40
r.,..trr Refrgoflt.rf %
Cfrres. 520 east Broad street. h'''
frhonae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

TRUSTEES SAID or DESIRABLE
FRAME HOUSE OF ROOMS
.OT ssvis5 rEET JUST OPPOSITE
'OLORED CEMETERY ON ST. JAMES
TRFrT HILL
by virtue OF o decd 81 trust bearing
ate on 18th Of SeDiembcr lsT and re-
Urdcd in the clerks office OF 1cnfico
'ouniy Court % B l5i 49, mage 81 default
aving been made in The payment Of the
rbt therein secured and being required
20 do by the noicholder 1 VIII sen
I public auction on the prcmlses on
TUESDAY JUNE r0ih Ar Gt0'p ~
is real estate described in the Aforesaid
ted Of trust
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost Of sale and
4 taxes due. and 10 pay a note Of 800
"a Interest from September - 1895. ahd
credit as 90 four notes ~ 100 each
iyable respectively September IS 1882
to.ember - 1900 September rs. 1901
alancs announced AZ sale
J. ALPuoNSO PIzzINI. Trus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

.(,,',1fe,re- $1,000 A MONTH AND
- .ii -.oeeses guaranteed selling to la't-
chant. Arctic Rciusefdllns Ala..''''
for cooling reflireis,,.o,l,s' Esc1s.te
p-~ir.-v assisued ARCTIC kLi t'tD-
EPATlNG co.. Cincinnati, %. J-4o
WAITED SALESMAN. RESIDENT OF
'pi-hmond to represent baltimore p'l =
rseker bob Richmond. felets
ifnchDurg None but eAt'i Alir..s
andy References relu. ." fe
~ a. Box 20 Baltimore Md. J-lo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
Nos. 72O and az

&, c~crutfon Of "a decree of tho Law and
Faulty Court entered ON June ~, lN'Ei in
ffe horoiuafter-named cause, We tue uh-
dors enod. will sell, by auction, on the
i' ''''''Tfi THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1889.
,.,,r,onfin ing 4f . o'clock. That TWO
STORY GROOM BRICK DWELLING,
No 1D3. on east line of Fourth between
Jackson and Duyal streets. Lot lJHO' ieet
And PRoArPTLY At G O'CLOCK 7. ~,
that TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
SO I16 SOUTH CHERRY STREET, De-.
tween Cary and Cumberland streets pong
bounded on south by alley 10 teet wide
I,of DE- 1-Gxgt feet % alley In rear 10 feet
wide
LIABLE AND ATTRACTIVE bkDAD-
STREET STORE PROPERTY. Nos. go
and 80 WEST BROAD ST REEF. on the
north side opposite tlba station.
Tho stores are comparatively new. VOL
built and conveniently arranged Tor store,
with residence above. poth having sep"-
rate side alleys Tho lots nave JOINT
frontage of sd feet on Broad street, illl-
ming back 1870 feet t0 alley 20 feet Wide.
Desirable small Br0ad-street stores are
seldom ON the market. ana would adNise
all investors 10 attend this sale.
TERMS. Ouc-tnird cash. esidue IN
three equal in-taiments at SIX, twelve and
c.rnfeeu months. credit payments i1 ne
evidenced hy notes. with interest added.
and title retained until al -he purchase
money is paid and ID deed ordered nt me
court. ORDWhl FULLER,
q. is. POLLOCK.
Special Comm sl1uers.
Pollard a. Haeby. Aucu0neer-.
Theodore T.. Frick Plaintiff against CATH
crime s. Frick. &C.. Defendants ln tne
Law and Equity Court of che city Ut
Richmond.
H. D. Winston. clerk of said COURT
certify chat che bond required ui the spec
c..f Commissioners ht me decree .n raid
cause OF 18th june. 1892 haas been duly
given.
Given under nay hand this 18Th day of
.ure $500. r. p. WINSTON
t.re Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

BY j. Il. Elam a. Coz
Heal Estate Auctionccrs.


IN execution of certain decd of trust.
dated TIE 18Th December lefa. recorded
sn Id. g. Il IL page -l9. Helrlco County
NOurt. the unae- i-hrN. tiN- .tt' WIZ HtlH
b. public auction. ou tle pfenl. e., on
MONDAY. JUNE IS. $500.
.,f g. O'CLOCK T. 81. tho REAL ESTATE
described On said decd Do being ihc above
niaMed delightfully."- situated, very dIlIAt-
.donce and grounds the vel known former
-bcsidsnce or Oliver j. scn0o..'ail tsq~
about three blocks west uf iue ioule-
ward" and Soldiers Home. fronting l-0
heet on south side Grove avenue. ana tA-
Vending back. of equal WIDTH ABOUT ~
fect To F1ovd avenue. on which it has a
like fr0nl of 40 feet
The improvements comprise the large
araue dwelling with vide bali through
abe centre. containing about ten rooms OF
fne sizo. besides Kitchen. pantry closets.
Bathroom. etc.. cxtra-laree brick stable,
fr.age-house. barn and servants QUAR-
1ers combined. q comfortable tNn-slpi}
Crane dwelling and other buildings. a
feaufiftl grove of forest oak and other
Fhade and ornamental trees and Wtu
Of excellent wafer are upon the sIounos.
Py reason OF lte lchfhuul situai on ana
surrOundinga. ile admirable size good im-
srovome0ts and iis proximity to tne city
Ehe growth of which has approached 90
within q few blocks Of it-th.s property
A. especially inviting whether for 0cou-
Hancv or Investment with the view To-
sarlv enhancement in value. fosses ION
nv be had at once. and an persons inter-
ested arc respectfully urged lo attend This
sale
TERMS. By consent and in lieu of the
terms prescribed hy the said deed. one
third az fha rurchaac-m0ney iu cash. and
tie balance lu two equal iustalmc0ts at
one and two years. hv negotiable notes
with interest added. and secured by deed
81 trust. or "a greater amount or alt OF
the purchaso-money boz cash. az The option
81 the purChaeer
JAMES p. ELAN. Trustee
II. Elan & Co.. Auctoneefs jul5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
TO ROBINSON PuMPHREY.

p,- ERNEST ID kleus and Charles T.. Page.
H. ce,,,.oi ju5
-
..,-
Having failed to agree with you upon
the terms of purchase. YOU WILL
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that THE
RICHMOND pETERSBTRG AND CARO-
LIMA KAILOAD COMPANY WILL On
Monday July i0. 1892 move the County
Court of Chesterfield county. va. OBJ ape
n0iut live dt.Iuftresfed frce-hOlders of the
said county of Chesterfield any three 0f
whom mas HcU fl ascertain and report
pensati0n Cor thlt certain strip or parcel
OF lana lying tnd situated lh lhe sag
county off Chesterfield. of the freehold
OF which you aye The tenant such strip
or parcel off land being described a5 ioi-
lows, - -
feet n length across the property of
le.d. state of l.sa. .f'i STRIP being -
n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

TRUSTEES SALE
or TIE
WslI-LOCatGa Frame Dwelling
No. SOC Randolph ST.,
WIN LARGO L0T ADJOINING.


By virtue of the provisiop Of a certain
Decd of trust dated MARCH, IS 1893. and
recorded in ID -. l5i &C.. paee aSd, ilch-
mond Chauccry Court default having
been made ln the payment o. "a certain
nofc therein secured. and being required
by ihr holder OF same SO 20 do. we niI
SELL by public auction. ON the prem
TUESDAY. JUNE % 1880
at o'clock T. NJ. the above property.
beginning at point on The east line of
Randolph street - feet north of Wallace
street. thence running northwafdlY. and
fronting on Randolph street 40 feet aud
extending back between parallel lines 20
foef 1hc improvements consist -
veil buiit tvo-story frame DWELLING, con-
taining about rooms. and Is we'll rented
To "a GOOD tenant
TERNS. cash as 20 the expenses of
executing this trust. any taxes that may
lie due. and 20 pay the sum OF Sl.5225o,
with interest from March 2s 1880. bal
ance In notes at one and two years.
G. l. DFNOON
~ RAND. WELiFOKD,
Trustees.
c. l.. g. H. l.. Denoon. Auctionesrs
-. -. $500.