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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
THE PRINCE AID Mass GOBLET.
How Former Agreed to Pay $4,000

How Former Agreed tn Pay $4,000
for HnvinS His Proposal Presented
SAN FRANCISCO, November 10.-The
Chronicle p4iitS Il rel1afhauie story, SUD
SANTA .eu Dy documents OF q bargain en-
hugo Won Hohenlone, OF Germany, ne
phew OF the late Chancellor, with an
agent in London. by which ne agreed 70
pay $4,000 Tor securing ConSlueIauon OF
lis proposal OF marriage to Miss May
C.oeiet. the New ! Ork neiresS, daughter
of the late j. Ogden Goetet. The agent
was Captain Lauestas de Porkony, 1or-
mer military attache to the German EN-.
bassy in London. Porkony employ ed
f.ucius OBrien, d London solicitor, as
his assistant. and it Is through brleli,
now in California on business, that the
case has come to light.
Captain POrkony arranged with two
leaatng society women OF London to Get
nonenlohe's proposal TO Mrs. ,Goe!et, VINO
was then in London. One Of these wo-
men is described as greatly interested in
charitable work, and having son as
well known as herself. Generous gifts
to her laVorite charities enlisted her AID,
and she sounded Mrs. Goeiet in January,
1899 The result may be seen in this let
ter:
Belgrade Square Is. W.. Jan. II. 1889.
Dear Sir: saw Mrs. Goelet yesterday
and she begged me TO say how fiattered
Prince Hohenlohe but that her daugh-
ter was still very young, and, as she had
never seen him. she must decline the
proposal. Should they meet hereafter,
it would be a different matter, but with
out any personal knowledge on either
side the thing would be impossible.
Miss Goelet is charming girl in every
way, but is very English in her feelings
and views, and dislikes the marriage de
CONVEYANCE" system abroad extremely. /
do not think she will ever marry unless
she falls in love with q man. Yours very
faithfully.
later learned for the first time that the
Prince was 80. She wrote another letter.
saying she feared Miss Goelet would not
consider his proposal at ALL because he
was old enough to be her father. The
Prince was persistent and tried to ar
range an interview with the heiress, but
this failed when Miss Goelet learned his
lin. but forgot to pay his agent. Suit
was brought and part Of the amount was
paid. but it was not till proceedings were
threatened in Berlin that Hohenlohe' S
aunt paid $500 to settle the claim.
This story has special interest because
of Prince Hohenlohe,s recent visit to
Newport and the reports of favor he had
was entertained by the Vanderbilts
Three other titled clients of Captain.
Porkony who wished 10 exchange their
names for American coin was Baron
Richard Won I<appers. who wanted to get
a California heiress with $4,000 year;
Baron lCberhard Won Dunckemann, who
demanded a girl with $500 900. and Prince
sired to secure Miss Goeiet and her for
;unc. but was also debarred, like Hohen-
lobe. by his age.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

In Richmond: John E. Liggan and
wife to G. l.. Barker. 80 feet on east side
of Twenty-second street, JAG IL feet south
of NJ. $500.
Peter paul to Annie H. Bocock. is feet
on cast SIDE. Of Twenty eighth {, gdn street,
is l-6 feet south Of Leigh, $1,000:
c. II. Phillips and wife TO Adelaide b.
wife Of II. P. Page 60 feet on north side
of Monument avenue, 209 3-4 feet east of
Allison street, $3.50.
j. Solomon to l.. Solomon, interest in
ali personal property at No. 1912 east
Main street. SlOn.
J. D. Thomas to Martha 2; Hechler and
others II IA feet on north side of Q street,
81 IA feet east of Twenty eighth. $50
T. 3. McCurdy. trustee and ott"rs to
Fannie W. McCurdy. interest In p feet
on north side of Grace street. q feet ives:
of Twenty-sixth street. res2rVlng Ven
doris lien for $500. 81 200.
In Henrico: G. L. Barker and wife to
]. e. Liggan. 4s0 acres on Nine-Mile
road two miles east of Richmond, S. 32o
Peter Dic}erson and wife to. Henry
Jackson, half acre on mountain road,
s35
". NJ Justis. Jr.. special commissioner,
to Anna G. Canepa. interest in 3.3oi acres
on Oakwond avenue. $50.
samue, D. Turner. and wife to Henry
stowe a72 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. 5000
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room OF the First Presbyterian church,
Grace and Madison streets.

room, OF the First PRESBYTERIAN church,
Grace and Madison streets.
Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr., Is visiting
her old home in Orange county.
Mr., and Mrs A. C. Gudebrod, OF New
York, are at Mrs. Leake's, on East
Franklin street.
Mr.. Louis Albert Gudebrod left satur-
day night for New York
Mr.. ]. T. Anderson and family. Who
have been spending the summer and fsa.l
In Gloucester, have returne- to Rlcn-
mond for the winter.
Mrs. Sidney Dudley, Of Hampton, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a.
Atkinson.
Mrs Phillip Taliafcrro and Miss Evelyn
McCan n;sh. OF Gloucester, have gone TO
,,alti1nore for the winter. They visited
Judge Wellford's family last month.
Mrs. George Lyons and Mrs. Hlenner
lett yesterday for New orleans, to attend
me convention OF the United DausnleIs
OF the Conlederacy.
Mr. A. Lang and bride formerly Miss
Winfield, or richmond, arrived IN Nor
1o.n last >..onuay ana Will I'VE there III
future.
Miss Emily JIannewnckel is at the
Jette. son With her brother, Mr.. William
IanncMincncl. :oilc VIII go abroad III
\ uve1nber and spend the wlhter IN Niece.
-
1Ir SI,-c
turned SATURDAY nom New lorK.
Mr. james Mcdonald was the guest OF
honor ut u stag cha1ing dlsh party S,iiur-
gay night, wnen Me.cn rare plt anu ON
81 danilieS We're concoctcu.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Atkinson and
family have retutneu 10 the Guy
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Reed left Sat
uruay tor sussex county Tor weeks
hunt.
The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
ROBINSON, Inc neIi-knu~n hlluel sal zen
tcacner, viii regret to hnOw OIL ner Sc
rictS illness. sac is Suffering nom q
nervous ai.ectIon and is III the care OF a
Il AIMED nurse.
Mrs. Campbell of Lexington, is visiting
Mrs. George IT, Cannon, OF west Grace
street.
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NOTES
OF
SOCIETY,".

At the Womans Club yesterday after
noon Miss Anne Vernon Dorsey. of Wash
inEton gave a most Interesting talk. her
subject being Negro Nonoogue. Miss
Dorsey. who is a native of Maryland.
said she felt q hesitancy in coming before
q southern audience to represent the ne
gro. To-. she felt that ii was a subject
in which her hearers were more familiar
perhaps than herself. Ia fact she said
ii was like Carrying noai to New
Castle" She regretted the fact that the
old-tnle 'darley plantation songs were
rapidly being eradicatcd from our memo
lies. and the more modern minstrel
songs were taking their places. She
Said the negro gives vent TO his feelings
in pure. simple waN-spontaneousiN as a
bird sings, and not in studied. careful
ly measured rhyme. The effect Of his
song depends more than anything else
on the rhythm. The negro. She said.
is seldom sentimental and never melan-
choy. Miss Dorsey lttingly illustrated
her remarks with numerous old-time lula
bys camp-meetinE songs. and dance
tunes. Some of these We're rendered more
effective by the guitar accompaniment.
Miss Dorsey, a petite, graceful l>ie
woman. handsomely sowned in fish-scale
net. over corn co!ored silk, fairly cap,i-
waited her audience.
Miss Mary Lewis, chairman of the lee
Sure committee in her usual graceful.
self-possessed way, introduced the speak
or. The invited guests were Miss Bel.
Perkins, Miss Mcdonald Mrs Corydon
Sutton. Miss Pesram, Miss Lay, and Miss
BotcEkiss.
Tea was served by Miss Matte Harris
and chocolate by Mrs. L. Is. Janney
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs Annie Green. Of Culpeper: Mrs S
d. Davies, Mrs Richmond Maury Smith
field; Mrs. c. c. Pinclsney. of Charleston,
6. c.; Mrs William Ranch. Norfolk; Mrs
Shelby, Danville Ky; Miss Sue Brown
Crenshaw, Norfolk; and Mrs NJ Il. Wick
ers.
Miss Nelly A. Moore of Jackson. Va
and Wright c. Dizer, State agent Pitts
burg Plate Class Company, were married
On Oct % at the home of the bridcgroo,ns
parents, 5l2 West Eleventh street viii
Inington. Del. by Rev. J. d. c. Hanna, of
West Chester Pa, formerly of Whining
Ton, Del. and Stanton, Va, a member
OF the Methodist conference Mr.. Dizer.
who is we'll and favorahly known here,
where he frequently stops. is now at Muir
phys Hotel. The wedding was very quiet.
Miss Charlotte and katherine Yorge
have ISSUED cards 10 a tea fer Friday az
telnoon from 10 : O'Clock il. their home.
.v1 West Franklin street The Young girls
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TAX NOTICE.
TAXPAYERS, TAKE [CT CE

HESR1Co Co., VA, Nov. /, 1902.
THE TAXES fer 1892 are now due. and
l or my deputy Gill be IN nay UiilCe at
IIeErico County Courthouse, daily from
A NJ. to 5 T. n. for the purpose of re-
ceivinS the Sama.
The law aids per cent. tn all bills re-
nla;ring imp lid December 1st. Dcl,l.
cuent lands i.,y also be redeemed befo-e
safe. which takes Place at December tern
Of court. WM. II BEAUER.
10 1-10t 'TrcaSH Henric, County
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

By virtue of deed of trust from the
EttricS manufacturing Company TO Alex
ander DOMAIN and William Byrd. trus-
tees. dated May u. 1875. recorded in the
CLERKS oIflce of the County court of
Chesterfield county. Va. and in pursuance
CT a decree of the Hastings Court OF the
Z. Fisher VS.. the Ettrick Manufacturing
Company. etc entered on October IS, 1907
the undersigned commissioners and trus
tees will ol1er for sale by public auction
at the office of T. Pannll's Sons. No. s
west Tahb street in the city of Peters
burg, Va. at l p. NJ, on
SATURDAY, NovEMBER %. 1902
Ettriclz Manutacturns Company. the
same consisting of the large and valuable
cotton milling buildings, plant. etc, of
the httrick Manufacturing. Company
situated in the village OF Ettrick. III ChSs-
[erHeid county. Va. opposite the city of
Petersburg. and on the Appomattox river
The land consists OF tract of Sc 225-1G0
with the larc.. mill buildings and plant
for the manufacturing or cotton thereon,
together with valuable water-power be-
lonsing thereto, and numerous small
Sether with all the houses. mills, mill
fixtures. and machinery belonging 70 said
t.ttrick Manufacturing Company. and all
the advantages. rights. ways. water
powers, privileges, tenements. and appur-
tenances belonging and appertaining to
the said property.
ittt VI tIe l'ttl estate may De seen at
the office Of the aucttoneer Inspection
of the property is invited
TERMS: One third of the purchase
money IS to be paid in cash: the resi-
due in three equal parts with per cent
interest added payab,y, in s. II and Il
months from the date of sale and neeo-
table nores are to De given for the de-
ferred payments. ard said notes are to
be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. to be given by the pur-
chaser at his cost. and TO provide In the
fullest way for tF"e protection of said
notes by the maintenance Of frIlI irsu-
vide for the prODe~ care ard preserva-
ton of the machinery. buildings and
plant until all OF the said notes hav%
been fully lid. the purchaser to have
he option to nay all the purchase money
in cash at the time of gale il which
case no deed OF trust would be r"r.ifred.
.LF~ AN-rEp " .rrrr.rrHN
w BHyDON TENANT.
Substituted Trustees and Commissioners
Z. Pannill's Sons. Auctioneers.
Court of TIE CITY of Petersburg, the
GEORGE z. Fisher. Plaintiff,
Ettrick Manufacturing Co....Defendants
J., Cha -..erv
I C'erk Of t'la seid court do certify
that the bond REQUIRED nv the decree
.--er--I In th.,. ? tove stvIed cauee on the
18th day of October 1000 has been eve
n,,+r1 bv Alexander Hamilton and w
Ervdon THr-"rt- trustees. with security
apo-"ved hv me.
no t1-tds-in PO. GILLIAN. Clerk
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Stationery Fin.

A full pound package of PEAL1RIsF
LINEN watermarked Writing &c
Paper for =
The finest English Bond Paper in
GRAY, whi .s: or 5,, blue that 12hc
The latest Society Organize Paper
sold for 3oc. per pound, pack DEC
Sale in basement.
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Ladies' Ta!fata SILK Waists.

The newest stylish de- G. )E
signs are selling for 80. sps1 .%o
New All-Wool F annel Waists, with
slot seam effect and stitch CT HN
ed in White, for ........ ~ wv
Peau de Sole Waists, all colors
and Black, the S5.75 best, Cd EN
for ~ NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

Sale Of Black Taifeta Silks.

The finest ST quality with a GOO
guarantee wear, Tor .......... ~
The ST Lyons Dyed Black HEc
Satin Duchess for skirts, at. W.
The new 2o-inch Peau de EOc
cygne, in Black, CSC. grade, for OVS
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Thu " Baby Sings"

Flannel sacques, pretty and in dainty
colors, silk crochet edge and Dc
Tit n trimmed, for ..... ASS
Infants Flannel Wrappers, Pink,
e edss, for and Blue fancy silk soc
Woollen Crochet Hoods, err <E1
mine trimmed, new and stylish. Wv
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

AT PUBLIC SALE, COMMENCING NO
VENEER IL. 1902 and continuing from
day to day until disposed q; LEO ACRES G.
nrorerty of the late Colonel Robert Bev-
eriey. lying near The Plains. F'auauier
ounty. Va. 20 be sold In parcels to suit
nurciIa sers. The land lies on the. WASH
inston and Harrtsonbnrg Division OF the
Southern railway. convenient TO depot,
climate and water unsurpassed; pleasant
neighborhood: beautiful scenery: churches
ard schools convenient: vein of marble on
each of two tracts: less thai: two hours
-,in from, ). ashirEton city. The PERSONAL
" of the estate WI be sold at the san, same
time. containing some very Ola turnl-
lure several pieces from Mount Yer
non The real estate can be sold private
w. For further information address
WILLIAM BEVERLEY.
Commissioner.
no I-at Broad Run. Va
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CLYDE FITCH IN \ RUNAWAY.
Stays in Carriage Until Mounted Po-
Iicemnn Stops His Team.
New York Sun-loth. }

New York Sun-l0th)
Clyde Fitch. the playwright, had an eN-
perience with "a team of runaway horses
n Central Park yesterday. Ee was driv-
ing in a victoria shortly after o'clock
and was near Sixty-tifth street on the
West Drive when the horses got beyond
the control of the driver.
they raced for five blocks before
Mounted Policeman Howard stopped
them Mr.. Fitch stayed in the carriage,
and didn't seem to be much excited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

TO THE PUBLIC AND FRIENDS OF
LEE ASHER:
I have this day, November TO- 1902 sold
my ICE BUSINESS. horses. harness. wa
CONS, etc, TO my sons. Frank and En-
NETT Asher, as | am not able to carry.
on the business, on account OF my health
Thanking you for the past patronage,
ard hope you Will continue the same.
Yours truly,
ASHER ICE COMPANY.
no Hit LEE ASHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
L,rge China Fruit Bowls

that sell regular for 5oc., DC
c,oslng-out price. nv
Fancy new China Cake &c
Plates, selling for ...... NV
$3.50 Cut Glass Ocean Or On
tiers for .pc wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Co;.ons AMI fianHs!atsas,

as. for instance, regular large 75c.
f f,.5s, f io5 Tartan Dress l1hc
. sss s essp so S's II 5 5aaas' 6Hc
rs 5ss5 ra.a-v'a: 70 and nc: $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Wide Persian Band Trimmings
for Soc.

All colors in Silk anchors, g.
for w
The new Colored Silk Gimps, lOc
new designs, for .......... w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

WANTED.
a STRONG, WILLING. PATIENT LA I
to nurse a lady HELPLESS with rheumatism.
Terms, $40 month. board, washing m
Guided, and pleasant, Comtortapelc ilo.i I
insured. references exchanged. oenu
plies to Mrs. NJ. B. burgess, lvor, SOUTH
ampton county. Va. no '-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

WANTED,
A GOOD ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
acquainted with Richmond, can make
some good money in next few weeks
State experience. r. M BRYAN. Atlanta,
Ga. no lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

By virtue of two DEGREES of the Circuit
Court of the county OF Henrico. in the
cases of Knapp and ais against Knapp
and ais, and Knapp and ais.
against Hyde and ais. one entered on
May 10. 1897 and the other on Novem-
Der s. 1902 the undersigned special COM
ulissioners Will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 1902.
at 4 o'clock p NJ. the above mentioned
LOT, described as follows: All of that
Lot of Land in the city OF Richmond.
Va. on the south side of Grace street.
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth
streets, having a front of about = feet
II inches, and running back between par
allel lines $50 feet to an alley 20 feet
wide.
Located In a desirable neiGhborhood,
within one square OF two electric car
lines. and about ten minutes walk of
Libby and ChmboraZo parks, no better
site could be obtained for residences,
either tor a home or investment.
.-.RMS: One-fourth cash and the resi-
due in equal instruments at six. twelve.
and eighteen months. for which the
purchaser shall! give negotiable notes.
interest added from date of sale. and
title retained until all the purchase
money is paid, and a conveyance ordered
by the court. or all cash al option Of
the purchaser.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
LADY OR ONE GENTLEMAN TO PLAY
piano during carnival. Apply this morn
ing to Manager B. MORRIS at Carnival
grounds. corner Main and Vine streets.
no 11-1t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE
~ OF
THAT DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot,
ON WEST SIDE OF TWENTY =. + ! n
STREETS. AT THE NORTHE.kN ~
TERSECTION OF FRANKLIN
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

q ALE bf PUBLIC AUCTION
A--,RGE AND VALUABLE COTTON
MILL FACTORY. WITH PLANT.
MACHi merry. WATER-POWtR,
HOUSES FOR OPERATIVES.
ETC. ON
SATURDAY. NOVE.nBER 29 1902.
AT PETERSBJ ttGi VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

BY John T. GoddiD & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioEeerc,
Bank and Eleventh streets
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

When presented to the Dispatch eort .es.
accompanied by the cash. EN-! l,V4.1neas
Wants, Rooms for Rent, an.eu
Rooms 'Boarders Wanted" "Board an.'
%, Lost, strayed, or stolen, WIN o1 80. ~
serted, properly classified, rs WORDS " .oss'
lor 25c. each insertion; additional ~o.us'
&C. each. IF CHARGED ON QUIZ 6ooHo'
WANTED, a,r
;.noLDERS; A FEN GOOD. I'M MI
Ven! VEN Machinery A1oders; steaas ~. ~ ~ y
Inop. Address N. KAPLAN. BON 81, ,ot NV
birmingham. Al Sc zzts
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WANTrD,
CherOOt Rollers and
Bunch Breakers,
ALSO GIRLS OVER II YEARS AS
LEARNERS.
ALLEN & GINTER BRANCH

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
LOST, FEMALE BEAGLE HOUND:
brown and gray. mixed. Reward if re-
turned. fragile MEDICINE CO, Sl7
east Broad street. no ll-ltf
LOST. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ON
Street-car, between Chestnut Hill and
Cherry and Albemarlc streets, POCKET
BOOK, containing $l9.25, papers, etc. Re
ward will be paid if returned to This Of
fee. no Hits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The owners of the building we now
occupy having given notice to vacate,
for the purpose of rebuilding, January
I, 1903, we have leased the handsome
store, No. 81o E. MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS, where we will remove cur
UNION TICKET, PULLMAN and
BAGGAGE TRANSFER OFFICE about
December goth, with increased facilities
for handling the business.
RlCHMyND TRANSFER COMPANY.
S. II. BOWMAN, General Manager.
Both phones &C. no AEON
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J. K. Y. DANIEL.
Special Commissioner.

In the Clerks office of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico, Knapp and ais
against Knapp and ais. plaintiff. and
-.-aLp and ais against Hyde and ais.
defendant, /. ]. Z. Broaddus. Clerk OF
the said court. do certify that the bond
required OF the special commissioner by
the decree rendered in said cause, or the
9Th day of November 1902. has been duly
given. Given under my hand as Clerk
of said court this It'll day of November
1902 JOHN E. BROADDUS,
no 9-tdS Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

In pursuance of 81 decree OF the nan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmord ~
the case Of John J. Hall and ais. against
John Van Lew and ais. entered on ttS
18th day of March. 1901. the underSlshss5ai
special commissioners Will sci! a PUBIC
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Il. l92.
at 1850 o'clock P. ri. the above mention
ed LOT. fronting on west side OF ,t"ehsS-
fifth street $50 feet and ruu-ing back Or
tween parallel lines IS feet. ms ~.
win be sold as q whole or divided htso
smaller lots. according 10 a plat. 20 co
seen at office of the auct!oneers.
TERMS. Cne-fourth cash ard the pa
ance in SIX twelve, and eighteen nidaths;;
taking from the purchaser notes ger Sd'a
deferred payments. with interest thereon i
from the day of sale. or all cash. II ttl'
purchaser shall so elect. and the title fs
tained until all the. purchase money Is p.sSc
and conveyance ordered by the coLfs-
J. r. ". DANIEL
JOHN p, REYNOLDS, Jf-
Special Commissioners.
The bond required OF the special CON.
miss;oners by the above decree has been
duly given. 80
Teste: CHARLES O. SAVlLLE,
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Richmond Cnancery Court, October TO-
1902 in the. suit of Day vs.. Beveridga
trustee. and keely Stove Company va
at public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. NONEM Err ETH. :.
at $3.50 P. NJ. the REAL estate de-
tain Lot of Land near the northern ter
minus of Seventeenth stree-. on the vest
ern line of West street. commencing 10
feet. more or less. south of Wood street
thence running southwardly and fronting
on West street 90 feet. more or less. ard
extending back within parallel lines about
l40 feet to an alley l. feet more or less
SAME DAY AT $50 P NJ.
Certain Lot OF Land in the county OF
Henrico fronting loo feet. more or less.
on the eastern tine of Garland avenue
at it's intersection with tho southern Inns
of Essex street and extending back east.
wardly between the SAID southern line OF
Essex street and q line parallel there.
with 100 feet. more or Tess TO an alley
In common Is feet. more or less, wide.
and known as Lots -. 2S, and 49, in Block
5. plan Rrookland Park.
The proximity of these Lots 10 many
large industrial! plants nearness TO cleo
trio cars schools etc, makes them de-
sirable for building purposes
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance IN
six. twelve and eighteen months; 3 per
cent interest secured by deed or retentios
of title. or all cash. at purchasers option
G. CARLTON JACKSON.
WALLACE T. BROWN
Special Commissioners
Brown & Co. Auctioneers-
The bond required: Of the Special Com
missioners by the above decree has beck
duly given.
Teste: CHARLES " SAElLLE.
no 7-5t Clerk.
BY c. H oliver. Auctioneer.
S24 west Broad street. old phone srTT1.
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Auction sALEs-Fa.ure Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALENDAR
YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO RATA BY
THE VENDOR AND THE VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE
have just unIoaded THREE CARLOADS
OF BANANAS. very fancy fruit, at oui,'
house. No 1912 east Cary street. and Will
will also deal in all Foreign and Domestic
Fruits. Oranges Lemons Malaga Grapes,
Dates Figs, etc We are III position &c,
satisfy our patrons. ard hope you will
favor us with your trade.
: RICHMOND FRUIT co.
No O. .t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED.
OCCUPANTS. WITHOUT BOARD. FOR
Two Pleasant Furnished Rooms; south
ern exposure. Mrs NOEL, 3 east Main
street. no II -1tf