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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
STRIKE MADE HER
REAL SUFFRAG|ST
Miss Dock Tells How Woman.
Toll Is Increased by
Unjust Laws.

Miss Lavinia L. Dock. OF New York.
was introduced to largo audience in
the headquarters of the Equa! SUFFRAGE
League OF virginia, 500 East Broad
street. last night and held the interest
Oh nor audience By a talk which last
ca ior about an hour and half,
Miss Dock went deeply into thc con
9itl0hs OF settlement work In New
York. She told OF the different or.
tzhtions-nosuy OF women-en-
1erent lines OF work in which they
were engaged. She told of the hard
snip OF laws that In many Instances
aggravated the cruel atrcBs OF Toll, and
explained how frui,lcss cnorts and
much time were being constantly cx-
pended In the effort 10 seek emeiiora-
drcn workers on whom .njustices fcIi
most heavily we're helpless aud de-
fcnsclcss and had behind them no
compelling power TO enforce or secure
She related her experiences during
INC strike OF the shirtwaist makers
In New York, and explained Just the
young girls utterly without defense Ia
underinke IT, She said Il was just
such situations in the world Of toll as
had maze an active working suffragist
Of herself II had attracted into the
forces OF suffrage many women OF
wealth and position who. feeling the
obligation they were under to I'M
prove LEGISLATION bearing upou women
who were constantly bong spccdcd
UP and overdriven by their employer.
and heads OF departments In centres
Of labor, were spending their wealth
In an effort to better conditions aud
their though, in attcmptinE TO secure
acknowledgements and thus amend and
correct laws bearing upon toll.
Miss Dock dwclt upon tho rcsponsi-
ollity Of all women, tho one to tho
other and especially upon the obliga
tion the woman of means and leisure
and education IL Under TO her loss for
tunatc sisters. In lending them her
countcnancc and protection
She Illustrated her address through
out BY incidents that were drawn from
personal experience and observation
~ a speaker Miss Dock is simple.
earnest ana thoroughly conctncing.
These qualities helped to make a deep
impression upon hcr hearers. and TO
leave them with a stronger sense than
over before OF tho real meaning ana
responsibility ri a litr and mn r.e
In which all classes ~ women arc be
ing tried ont By the value OF the con-
trihution thcy must mako to tho com
ron good OF humanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
CHAMBER SIGNS
LEASE FOR HOME
Will Occupy Top Floor OF New
Skyscraper at Sixth and
Main Streets.
EXHIBIT GOES THERE TOO
Directors Approve Contract With
L. P. 10th, Who Will Erect
Eight Story Structure.

~ n meeting OF the board OF direc-
! tors OF the Chamber of Commerce held
chamber were authorized to negotiate
ia contract with T.. =. 10th for lease
OF the top floor OF Il building to be
erected by him at the northwest cor
I not less than eight stories In height.
INC new quarters 10 he ready for oc-
Gupancy in Approximately hftcei
| months. Presiden, +. NJ. Darlington
stated that while that time WAS speci
fed. the chamber had assurances that
the building would be pressed to i'm
! sion copld be secured at much
earlier date.
Exhibit Tnkes Two Floors
Mr.. Darlington also stated that the
| a director. had leased the second and
! third floors of the now 10th building,
with an option on tho fourth floor, all
of this space to bc arranged in con-
structlon to meet tho needs of the
Manufacturers Exhibit 1t is prob
able that on these floors the interior
exhibit apace merely roped off with
such ornamental pillars as the struc
lural frame of the building requires.
The building is TO he atccl frame and
being. prepared. and contract VIII
shortly be awarded. Meanwhile con-
tract has been given for clearing the
site within thirty days. ana removal
of all ord material.
The top floor to be taken by .he
chamber Will be suhdividcd to meet
the requirements OF its business. with
n mcetlng-room for the directors and
otfices for Secretary Dunlop. Tranic
Managr Goodman ana Busiuss Man
aRcr Dabncy. Members OF the board
went III some detail into the terms Of
In" lease between tho chamber and Nj.
10th. ana a lease was ordered executed
In accordance With the form of con-
tract proposed.
New Members Elected.
'rhc following new mcmbcrs OF the
British American Tobacco Company,
| Limited. Richmond Stcmmery, leaf to-
hncc" dealers. proposed by John /.
WtnEo
r. J Reynolds Tobacco company. r.
j. Noble. .Ir. manager. leaf tobacco
dea lers. proposed by John l. WinRo.
George 5. Crcnshhw. City Account
ant. prop sed by committee on mem
hcrship.
Groccrs supply COMPANY, merchan-
on membership.
c. Ridgeway Moore. lawyer. proposed
NY NJ. Il. Florshcim
BY committee on membership.
Hiram NJ. smith. lawyer. proposed
by Charles L. Smith
II. ~. shelton. IN, Burroughs Add
; ms Machine Compauy proposed by
comm ttcc on memberships.
Troy Steam Laundry. laundry, pro-
! Allen x Gintcr Branch of Liggett e
! Myers Tobacco Company. cigarette
manufacturers proposed by committee
| on membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
Jefferson Hotel Arrivals.

/. .. Brown, New York G. +. Eisscll.
Philadclphia; y. 6. Cook. st Louis.
Mo; NJ. T. CORN. Philadelphia: William
u UctZcl and wife. tidglcy Park. Pa:
tho Misses iIctzcl Rfdgley Park
Pa: William HctZcl, Ir.. lidglcy PARK,
Pa; II. j. Smith and Wife. Buffalo: G..
II. warner. Detroit Mich; X. NJ. OPP
pcnhcimcr. \. y. s II. Naught. EMORY,
va: " c. smith. Emory. Va: }. II.
Mont comcry Emory Va; T.. r. Van
Aukcn. Detroit; Mrs Charles ".
ITackctt. Detroit: r. Il. HackUt, De-
trolt: l.. u. Anderson and wife. Bat
tie Creek. Mich: Lucy II. Anderson
Rattlc Creek. Mich. Mary j. Anderson
Battle crock. Mich:.J W. I'iiun Battle
Creek Mich: u. u Mactirudrr and
wife Canada. Il. MacGruder. Canada;
II. scott. Canada 4. y. solomon, Now
York CITY: Henry Spruck, seattle
Wash r. II. Rawlings. Orange, Va ::
Edwin Hall, Warren, pa.; Mrs. 4. G.
Swalcy, Seneca Falls. y. y; j. S. c.
Rrayton. Fall River. Mass; Miss Mar
Sarer Rraytun. Fall River. Mass; Miss
Dorothy Brayton. Fan River, Mass. :.
Miss kathcryn Brayton, Fall River.
Mass: Mark l. Lester. THIN o.; MI,
and Mrs Boncock. kcswick. Va. Jos.
{; Walker aud wife. Woodbcrry Forest.
Va: Mrs T.. w. Hall. Maiden. Mass
H. J. Wooiford. Baltimore: T.. NJ. Blake.
Trenton. n. J.: Il. ~. Itawlcs. Phila
delphia. Pa. William T.. James. Gin
cinnati, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
BAR ASSOCIATION
ELECTS CABELL
Court Outrage in Carroll County
Condemned at Annual
Meeting.

Association OF Richmond held at tho
Common wealth Club last night officers
were elected as follows.
J.. III. c. Cabell, president: ]. Jordan
Leakc. first vicc-prcsldent; William
Trump IuSker, second vice president
Henry X. Miller. third vice president
Richard w. Darlington, secretary and
treasurer
Henry. W. Anderson succeeds James
Lewis Anderson as chairman of the
on the executive committee IL to he
ident.
Maurice a. Powers retired from tho
Office of secretary ana treasurer after
seven years service. Although offered
reelection. hc declined because Of the
the retiring president presided dur
ing The business session.
y report was presented by spe-
cinl committee on the schedule of fees
Tor examination of titla and was
tabled for discussion at the next meet
ing.
Unanimous approval was given TO
series OF resolutions offered by Cap
tain \. e. Guigon expressing tho de-
tcstation and horror OF the bar Of
Richmond at the murder Of the pre-
ney and court officers of the Circuit
Court of Carroll county, and express
ing sympathy for the families and
friends OF these officers who were
of their official duties.
About 100 members of the bar of tho
city with number OF guests. were
present 1T a buffet supper which fol-
lowed the business session. Among
the after dinner speak We're Judge
J: {. Pritchard, of the United States
circuit Court Of Appeals: Carlton
Jackson. p. T. Winston. tho veteran
clerk of the Law and Equity Court.
and others.
Need New Circuit.
In the course of his remarks Judge
tritchard outlined tho urgent need
Tor an additional circuit Judge for
this circuit. and following his address
the Bar Association adopted resolu-
items tnstructing the president to APP
point Il committee 70 cooperate with
tho State Bar Association In securing
favorable action by Congress TO that
end. IT was stated that this Is the
only circuit in tho United states which
mas but two circuit Judges.
Resolutions were also adopted in
vitins, Chief Justice White. of the
United States supreme Court to be
the guest OF the association on tho oc-
rasion of his next visit to richmond
TO sit with the United states Circuit
Court of Appeals for this circuit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
CASE Ger TITLED
TO HIGHEST COURT 7.
Seaboard Air Line Rcceivership
Question Sent On for Final
Decision.

On a question or proposition Of Law
me case 81 the American Iron and
steel Manufacturing Company. APP
pcllhnt. against the Seaboard Air Line
RAILWAY and Receivers, appcllces on
appeal from the Circuit Court at Rich
mond, WAS Yesterday certified 70 the
by the Circuit Court of Appeals.
me case involves the question as
to whether interest," may be allowed
on lien existing during a receiver
ship Thc court below held that the
pr'ncipal would remain intuc, and
could he fully recovered, but that no
interest could be recovered. The ca So
was argued in the Court OF Appeals
several days ago, and that tribunal has
now referred tho matter TO the highest
court for decision
Court adjourned until this morning
NJ 1890 o'clock, after handing down
the following opinions:
No. 1900. J. Truman Swagcr an
pcllant. vs.. Harvey r. Smith, trustee
In hankruptcy nf TonplSins & Gcary.
bnnk rupts. appellee; appeal from The
hankruptcy Opinion by Judge
rrltchard Affirmed with costs Iudgc
Conner dissenting.
No. loss S; ". Washington. ct al.
ct al. executors appellees; appeal from
me District Court at MartinshurE w.
va. In bankruptcy. Opinion by Judge
No. 1854. Claude ". MaXweii. ., al
petitioners, VS.. Kate McDanicls. ad-
ministratriN, etc, respondent. on pcti-
tion Tor review OF the District Court
at q, philipni' W Va In bankruptcy.
costs
10; loao. claude w. Maxwell 6, A.,
al p VS. Kate McDaniels, ad .
the 6s,riSt c onpfil at ph aPRs%l
W Va In bankruptcy. Opinion BY
Judge Rose. Affirmed. with costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
WANT ANNEXATION
Promoters Of Northern Suburbs Seek
Aid Of Richmond.

Al = meeting held last night repre-
Scutativcs Of several suburban settle
mcnts and corporations owning prop
criy adjoining Barton Heights dis
cusscd the question Of uniting in n
petition Ia tho city Council that when
the question Of annexation of BARTON
Heights is taken vi the council also
consider the annexation of Battery
Court. Parklhnd. Rrookland Park.
thHmberlayue Place and contiguous
suburbs no Official action was taken.
but II was the unanimous opinion that
this should be done, since in extending
water. sewerage and other improve
mcnts. the plans coulh he more eco
numically prepared for the entire sec
ton than ny having the work done
piccemcal. Among those taking part
in tho conference We're :, i. Jones
president Of the barton Heights Realty
Corporation: J. w McComb. secretary
OF the Highland Park Corporation, and
owner OF Battery Court: James r. Me-
Comb, of the suburban Development
Corporation ana owner OF Chamber
layn" Place, Julien G. Anderson, L. Il.
SN,1npr and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
.F|ANCEE FAILS TO
GET INSURANCE
Two Year Fight for Policy Left
by Burbank Won by Mrs.
Ella Hendricks.

"A 'wo-ycnr fight for the possession
nn,, Si.'o", ne Haiue Of AN insurance
bank, OF tails city. came to an end
Yesterday when tho supreme Court ri
-; ppeais affirmed the decision of the
ohamcery Court OF the city OF Rich.
iiehdricks. and charging the cost OF
thc litigation TO Leila b. Pcttus, Min.
ME Englekins and FIVE others, who On.
tered opposing claims.
The controversy dates from Fob
annrN' 'oF. when Charles A. Burbank,
- ~ ihchlncr IN good standing IN The
iriremsn EGltef Association lied
leaving ELLA burbank in tho poss session,
OF certificate for $1,000 made payablr
10 her upon his dcnth on October &.
preceding. however, Mi burbank had
Associntion, that Leila Il. pcttus H.
made the beneficiary. Tho request was
sent back 10 have his certiiicutn a.
th'ncd before new one could he is
from Alr, burbank. and upon his death
deposited The Sl.uO0 with The CHANGER.
Court TO dispose OF in til. manner. IL
deemed Just
New Claims Set IN
On the strength OF tho letter which
hurnhhk wrote month before his
menth' and asserting furthey THAI she
was the. bctrothcd OF the d.cnasna
Lila %. P,tus claiInd The money and
entered suit On the other hand, Min
ne EnGlckinS and five others from
me ldtt thaN thcN were the dead mans
nearest relatives: commended mat the
letter OF Burbank cxprcssine lie de-
sire 70 recall the designation Of Mrs
nu;e s and t. make Mrs. rcttu.
tsroy the rights Of the former with
out conferrins any on the latter ana
mat therefore they alone were On
titled to the money
Tne ttancery Court decided in favor
of Mrs Hendricks. and an appeal wa,
'eken TO the Supreme Court Thc court
9l ihst lIs"ri supported the decision.
I noldirc that the position Of neither
the heirs nor ~ Mrs. rrttus could be-
maintained. Tho opinion mad, much
OF ne provisions contained in the char
I gard 70 The transfer nf ,oriit,|atn
from ono person to another This
| tt@hsier; IT is provided therein. can
( vvnlN take place in conformity with
n",hN- laws, anu rules laid down. ana
sh"Sr provide for certain procedure
~ sut j cases which was not fulfjllcL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
STABBED BELOW HEART
Negro StnEccrs Into Engine House
WITH Ugly Mn,Imh In Side.


Staggering into the doorway OF En-
sinc House No. i. Third street. be
tween Grace and Franklin. last night
about 10 o'clock, stuart Lggen. col
orcd, twenty-five years old, fell before
the startled firemcn. who were sitting
about the place Several ran u him
and found that ne had been stabbed
just below the heart
DR.. ROY Ford responded TO an
emergency call, and rendered treat
ment LiSEcn was later removed To
tho City Hospital and his condition
last night was said TO he serious.
In a statement - i;ieycie Patfolman
Napier. Ligscn ssid that he had hecr
ored. thirty-tive years old. as re
suit of quarrel y butchers knife
about sin inches long was the weapon
uscd, and il was NiciouslY stabbed TO
the hill, in the younger neSro'a left
side.
Banks made his cscare, and Wig
orous search Is being made for him.
Liggcn died NJ the City Home this
morning at . o'clock. Banks, now
charged with murder, is st.il at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
WILL HEAR CHARGE
. OF MURDER TO-DAY
Negro Held for Death of Mrs.
Stage Will Be Arraigned
in Police Court.

Antonio Freadrscie, the negro herb
doctor, accused Of the murder OF Mrs.
Hose lnez StaEg, thirty-thrce years
old, wife of j. Tildcn stage, OF II
government Road, upon whom he is
alleged to have performed 4 criminal
operation which resulted IN her death
last Friday night, Will be given q
preliminary hearing thus morniug in
Police Court a warrant charging him
With murder was sworn out yester-
day, and the prosecution expects 20
convict him on this charge
Frcadriciy will be represented by
Il NJ smith, Jr.. while commemorative
attorney Ninitrec Folkcs VIII be pres
sut TO prosecute the case Ii is eX-
pected that the hearing before Justice
Crutchhcid VIII he brief. as il is u
moro iormality. necessary TO send the
case on TO the grand jury.
Detective ScrBcants Wiltshire and
Wren. who have been working on the
ease, are confident that tncy have col
lecteu sufficient evidence TO send the
negro 10 the penitentiary. and believe
that they may connect him with other
SasoF which Will add considerable 10
his sentence.
II Freedrcte is convicted I'VE years
additional VIII D.. added to whatever
sentence is hroCtlii IL, against him hy
jury. beca.Se' opr the fact that he
has already served one term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
INSPECT LEE CAMP
War liist"r, Of Imrh Member /. 4, no
Duly Itecor,Ird

,mr a,unua! mspcct.ou OF Il. Il. Lee
Nh,np, NJ ., Confederate Veterans,
NIP hc hci! In Ice r'amp Han to.
ni=A. brieadj"r. Gcncrnj j. 'rn"nins@n
81 Nv %. tpmmuudci If thr First l:ri.
-hA"' Virginia iiy !aiou. United CON
ieHerIi" Veterans Will! lie the inspect =
ihE "iieer aud tho individual war MS
tVlN ~ each veteran present will h.
obtained and recorded with inc NUM-
nrr 81 battles engaged in wounds re-
n,nly%n' iyn@i "f service. inprisoA
nandcr Iandon G. Mason, has ordered
,n, y"inn t" appeHf IN fun Inform
i"r tue Inspection. ana after tho for
ma @N"ieises refreshments viii %
the Fr~l Brigade to ehch Leo
t"h'p belongs. Is composer OF All
Camps of Confcdoratc Veterans oas,
81 a Inc drawn from AleXamdria 10
i'hhNiii", ami IN all numbers ahon.
600 vcteians ~ IL commaiidcd bl
Jit ita.dtcl.Gen|ai i. Thompson Brown
OF t.'H ctiN. Mo has - tbs ddjUtaitt
T,'i' ,h"" 'Hl"l OF starr Colonel
". T. Freeman % Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
J1Y DIR. SCHNELLER
EVENT OF GREAT INTEREST

One OF the leaders of Protestant mis-
sion work in Germany, the Rev. Lud-
wig Schneider, -. D., OF Cologne, Ger
many. will be in Richmond. a guest OF
REV. o. Guthc and will address a large
audience this evening at O'Clock in
St Johns German Evangelical Church
on the work OF the Syrian Orphans
Home Society IN Jerusalem and the
various schools, homes for the blind
and other institutions at Bir-Salem
and Nazareth connected with H.
Aside from Its bearing upon the be-
ne1olent work of one of the greatest
Protestant institutions in the Holy
Land the lecture Will be OF interest to
all who can appreciate speech III pure
academic German.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
Building Permits.

Buiidins and repair permits We're is
sued yesterday as follows:
William ELLIS Jones estate, to repair
q brick printing Office. 1907 East Frank
lin street, to cost $l25
richmond Structural steel Com
pany. to repair a brick and frame
warehouse. on tn" south side Of Dick
street. between Eighteenth and Nine
'e.nth streets, TO cost $4,000.
MIS- Y. HotiiShrimer. to repair a
brick store ana dwelling, oSo5 E.st
Main street. To cost $500
tharies X. keppior, TO repair brick
store. gu East Broad street to cos:
Mrs T. y. Dalton TO erect two
story brick dwelling, 1927 Hanover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
WORKING ON NEW ROAD
Construction BrEius Ncnr Dosvcll on /
Northern Neck Line.

CONSTRUCTION work began YESTERDAY
al boswell on the new Richmond
Washington and Chesapeake Hallway
commonly known as the Northern Neck
Hallway. which proposes TO operate
from Richmond by way of boswell
the junction point OF the Chesapeake
and Onto and the Richmond. Frcdor-
icksburg and Potomac Rnllroard TO a
Tanpahennock. and thence TO Wico-
'n:co. on Chesapeake BAY. The present
contract Il for work ms far ~ the
kappa hammock River, and is to be com
plctod within onn year
reports indicate that n consider oil
forge OF men is engaged In grading
ana other actual construction work
near boswell station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

nc special committee Oh FREQ
public library, 10 which was referred
n" offer az Thomas ]. Todd TO donate
1000 to the city toward acquisition
Of quorum last night, Mcssrs. poll
lard. Richards and Rennolds. of the
committee, being reported sick at
nome, number OF delegations from
lishment OF a library were present.
Chairman Jacob Umlauf announced
mat another meeting of the committee
would be called next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Iudsmcat by consent was entered
Hf"sieraer in the CITY Circuit Court IN
lN" case ~ William barrett. Hfi infant
eEainst ille Richmond stove Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
Projection of Fowls.

Mayor Richardson signed Yesterday
an ordinance recently adopted by the
two branches Of the Council at the sug
gcstion OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Animals, making II
unla wful' for any person 10 offer for
sale in the markets OF on the streets
Of the city of any live fowl with It's
legs tied or wings intcrlocked. The
ordina nee imposes inc Of s. for each
offensc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
nihs for ,yntcr ,Ic,c

TNT 'ONn'iI tToWmIt'oo on Wafrr
uIencd bids tui meters ANA brts.
fittings lor inc department iasi uisht
~. bis were rcierrNd q" Subcom
ihitec consisting of M"ssrs Hobson
Rosch'n and liuhcr, for tabula ton and
report.
The subcommittee viii meet this AZ.
ternoon at o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
,rrdic1 fnr Dcfcnduot,

NO ~" c1Eo ~ John r. Cirimcg ac,inst
6. JoiEs"n tried Yesterday IN, tI1r
Law ana E4uity Court, v"rdlc, and
lubsment We're entered foi the dofcid
ant Tho suit !nvoived possession ~
q horse aud was appealed from tbn
Court OF Ciyil Justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

rho state Board of Education Will
meet to-day in tile Office OF the state
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
in the Capitol. j. y. Egglcston. Ir.,
state Superintendent. Will return from
his tour through the valley in time
Tor tho meeting day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

agent Z. q. Taylor al the Society
malls yesterday caused the arrest or
CinorGe Brown, colorod. on the charge
OF cruelty trcntinS r mule Brown vas
taken to the First Police station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

c. r. Batter. Of 2Is East Main
street yesterday reported to the po-
lice Of the Second District that his
pocket had been picked OF $2s Ha
vas unable 70 say where or when the
theft occurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Thomas Curtis erosion quail cd yes
tcrday in the ChEncery Courl as adj
m;nistrator OF William Smith CroXton
The estate is valued ut $3.50.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcrloNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE REAL rs ES-
TATE. SITUATED ON. WISCONSIN AVE.
NUE. OPPOSITE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE: ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust. dated
January g. 1910. and recorded among the land
records Of the District OF Columbia. in Lber No.
1890. at folio 41S. and at the request OF the
parties secured thereby the undersigned trustees
win sell at public auction. in front OF the prem:
ises. on THURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1872 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Colum-
bia. and designated lot numbered ten Q0l In
square numbered nineteen hundred and eight
180S) In the Northwest Washington Improve
ment Company's subdivision. known Rich
mond Park as per plat recorded in Liher
County No. 21. at folio 46. one Of the records
lumbia. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance in two equal
installments payable in one and two years. with
interest at six per centum per annum, payable
semi-annually. to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. all cash. at the op-
tion Of the purchaser. deposit Of 500 will
be required at the time Of sale. Taxes to be
adjusted to day Of sale. All veyancing. re-
cording etc., at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within fifteen days
from day Of sale. otherwise the deposit will be
forfeited. and property will be resold at the
proper advertisement of such resale.
HARVEY T. WINFIELD. Trustee.
JOHN L. BRUNETT. Trustee.
ee0-dAds eSu