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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Mrs. II. G. hathaway. OF Norfolk. will
have as her guests for the next few
days Mrs. g. Il. buchanan and Miss
Harriet buchanan. OF Richmond
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Miss Katherine Moore Uornev LOFT
last night for Raleigh. y. C.. where
she VIII be the guest of friends MT 81,
Mnry's School during the HOLIDAYS.
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Mrs: Davis p. Griffith and her daugh-
ter Will leave to-day to visit relatives
in Washington.
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Mrs. Douglas Wander Hoof left Tues
DAY 70 spend Easter in New York rs
the guest OF Miss Margaret Warren.
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Miss Mary Morris. who is attending
school at stuart Hall. Staunton. has rn7
turned to Richmond for Easter.
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Mrs. J. y. Smith. OF Newport Nowe
y visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
w. J. Wyatt In this city.
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Mrs. Louis Ronick who has been tn,
guest Of her father. Jacob Boner, il
IFrederioksburg, has returned to Rich
inond.
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GIVE FREE TOLLS
To HEAL BREACH
Continued From First pngc)

Continued From First Pngc)
canal without tolls for coastwise traf-
nC
Il merely reviewed tho corresponds
cncc renting to the negotiation Of the
proposed treaty with Colombia" said
senator OGorman after his inVestiga-
ton. and | prefer not to sa. anything
until l have reported to the commit
tee"
Lewis 10 Discuss Ills BnI.
When the Canals Committee resumes
on Monday. senator James Hamilton
Lewis, of illinois. Will be given an OPP
portunity 10 discuss the bin which he
real OF tolls exemption for American
exemption, but also would give tho
President authority to suspend tolls
whenever he might deem it for tho best
interest OF the nation.
II was apparent Tonight that the
tolis controversy probably would not
yet formally before the Senate for two
weeks, and the general opinion pre-
Nails that the vote on tho repeal viii
not be taken before June I. This gave
ris" among Senator's to-day TO discuss
sion as 10 the probable adjournment OF
Congress, ana what IL to become OF the
administrations antitrust Legislative
proeran. Tho report has been circu-
lated FOR several days that opponents
ot trust regulation legislation AFRO do
ing all In their power 10 urge disscn-
hon and delay OH the tolls Issue In
order 10 postpone action OF the trust
bills. ana prevent their passage at this
secession, II possible.
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Mrs. r. o. McCue and her daughter.
Martha. Of Charlottesville, are visiting
In Richmond
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Miss Ruth Grarhy. Of Newport News,
is spending some time here as the
guest of friends.
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Mrs. jean sale Jonos. who has beon
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VI. A. Tucker. OF Charlotte County.
has been visiting relatives here for a
few days
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Miss Alice Lcomis. OF charlottesville
Is spending the holidays IN Richmond.
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Miss Katherine Geddy has returned
to her home In Williamsburg. after
visiting In this city.
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Mrs. w w. Eaincs and her little
daughter, Eleanor. OF Newport, News
attended the Christian Gregory we'd
ding here this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roscoe Ray the
latter formerly Miss May Louise Tur-
ner. arc spending Easter with Mrs.
Elmer ;. McFaddcn
Mrs, Robert Pickett Burwcil. OF Pow
ginia. spent several DAYS here Recently.
spent the winter
a. w. koiner, OF Carozai Canal Zone.
lG,n'i Is spendins a few days with
Mrs. Il. G. hathaway. OF Norfolk. will
| have as her guests Tor the ncxt few
days Mrs. G. H. buchanan and Miss
Harriet buchanan. OF Richmond.
Mrs, J. n, Smith. of Newpor, Move.
l. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Wyatt In This city.
Mrs. Louis Ronick, who has been tho
guest Of her father. Jacob Boner, in
Fredericksburg, has returned to Rich
inond.
Mrs. Il. o. McCue and her daughter.
Martha. Of Charlottesville, are visiting
! In Richincnd.
! Miss Ruth Grandy. OF Newport News.
is spending some time here as thu,
guest of friends
VI. a. Tucker. OF Charlotte County.
has been visiting relatives here for a
/ few days.
/ Miss Alice LOOMS. OF Charlottesville,
is spending the holidays IN Richmond.
Miss Katherine Geddy has returned
TO her home In Williamsburg. after
visiting In this city.
Mrs. w. w. Eamcs and her little
daughter, Eleanor. OF Newport, News
attended the Christlan-Gregory we'd
ding here this week
Miss Martha o. Epes, OF Blackstone,
/ is visiting friends ut lfll Grove Ave
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Miss Martha Q. Epes, OF Blackstone,
ia visiting friends at 1f1l Grove Ave
llio.
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IN md Out OF Town.
Hrs. Johh kerr Branch .is spending
Few days with friends in New York
City. ~
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We. will. by virtue of the below
mentioned decree. sell by auction in
front OF the llenrico County Court
house. on
THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
1914, at ~ o'clock NJ,
the following described real estate.
namely: "All that tract OF land lying
anJ being In nc COUNTY OF ilenricc.
Road. about e.gni miles wes1 OF III h.
city of Hichmond. Va. containing i've
acres. being tn" western half OF . tract
Of ten acres. according to plat of
survey rYade by William G. MonCurc
on the 9Th day of Juuc. 1873" Land
is on the increase in this section Of The
Your health
TERMS: one third cash. the residue
in two equal Instruments 1T six aud
twelve monihs,s for notes. with Der
cent adocd, title to he retained until
the whole purchase money is paid and
:. conveyance ordered by the court: or
all cash, at the option Of tire purchaser
albert O. BOSCHEN.
u. II. OMOIUNDRO.
Special Commissioners
EDWARD $. ROSE: COMPANY.
AuctionecrS
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE COUNTY
OF liENI;ICO:
stephen Anderson. .Plaintin
against
Alexander Anderson ct ais. Defendants
|, T G. Fletcher. deputy for Samuel
i. Waddill clerk OF the said court. do
certify that the bond required OF the
special CommiSS toner's 10y the decree
rendered in said cause on the 18th day
OF May. 1914, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court this Sth day OF MAY. 1914
TIC FLETCHER.
Deputy Clerk.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
PROPERTY Of TUCK ALOE AMI
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COM.
IANN'S PROPERTY.

liy virtue of II certain decd OF trust.
dated January i. 1891. between the
Tuckaloc and James River Railroad
Company and II. w. Wcsson. trustee.
recorded in the clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court OF ilemrico County. Deed
look lila. page 50. default having
been made ia the payment Of the debt
therein secured to he paid. ana heinz;
required SO TO do hy the hondho!dcrs. The
Undersigned, having been duly sub
stitutcd as trustee for said H. W. Yves
son by an order Of the Circuit Court
o. licnriro County. entered on Anil
-. 1914. Will sell at public auction. AT
the front door of Henrico County Court
mousse. corner Twenty second and Main
streets. Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1911.
at L. o'clock noon.
the property, real and personal. en-
braced in said deed al trust. o-wit:
M and singular the entire line of
River Railroad Company (abomt i've
milcs) in the County of Hemrico. Va
Low in operation between Lorraine sta
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany. ana Clayton. in Hcnrico County.
Va. together with all corporate rights.
franchises and all ears and cuuipmcnts'
Tolls and income thereof ana It's real
aud p"lnonal property.
III: pcrScnal property consists prin-
gimc. in good working condition. and
five miles of 5G-lb steel rails
TERMS: Casl
II. r LENTST.
Substituted Trustee.
MURRAY. PRENTICE 4. ROWLAND.
81 Wall Street. New York
GEORGE BRYAN.
Richmond. Va.
Attorneys for Rondholdcrs.
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BE virtue Of Il decree of the Chanccry
Court o. the city OF richmond, cnteied
February Ii. 1914, in the sunt of W. d.
Jordan. in his own right, etc. vs.. Mrs.
MAJ Mavity ct ais. we viii sell ut
pubic auction, on The premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY Ii. 1914.
AZ o'clock L. Nj,
the real estate directed 10 bc sold by
thc said Ucc.ce, cons sting-of the TWO
houses aud lots known as .<os. 2iVj and
lot on the north line OF hanover AVE-
nuc. known as lot No. IL in Block C.
III plan Lee lark Company.
The sale VIII begin With the two
houses OF Main Street. which aie new
tWO-stOry brick dwellings, Of six rooms
each. with electric l.shtS. bath, hot ana
each front IS feet inch on south size
OF Main street and run back 50 feet
to 2 lG-foot allcy.'
The lot OF Hanover .IVenue Is sit
uatcd about 500 fcct west Of Tildcn
Street. and front - feet on the north
line OF hanoyHr Avenue ana runs back
alley.
These TWO DWELLINGS, VIII make splen-
did homes or i irst-clasS investment.
bein@ located N Il most desirable ana
enhancing ncighbovhood The lot is
also wcll located in the growing West
End, aud splcndidly adapted for build
Investment.
The sale is made subject to the CON
lcwin. terms Cash as - the cost of
sale and orc-third of the residue o!
the purchase money, and the balance
payable IN equal iustailmcnts at six
and twelve months. respectively. for
which negotiable notes with Interest
added, shall he given. and either Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property
OF The title retained until the whole
pnrG has" monSy is PAID.
There is a lien of s2,50o on each of
the Main Street houses. maturing May
-. 1916. which can either he assumed
10y the purchaser or the property can
be purchased free OF the liens.
NJ. !. FULTON,
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN.
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special COM
niSsioncrS has been duly given.
Given, under my hand this eth day
Testc: cHAs. O. sAVlIA.E.
WM l.. pIZHINI COMPANY.
.Auctiouccrs.
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SOL. UTIoN WITHOUT WAR
NOT BELlEVED POSSIBLE
Senators nnd Representatives Mo-
mcntnriiy Expecting News Tint
Slid" Is on.
CALL ron TROOPS WILL FOLLOW
Confidential Agents of lIucrtn and Car
rama In Washington Also Expect
SPONTANEOUS Combustion shortly.


tins" issued many times throughout
the day by the state and Navy Depart
nlcnts and posted promptly in the Dem.
cratic and Republican cloalrooms of
the Senate and House. and an ntrr-
lnittcnt pyrotechnicQ display on ;hs
part of some Republican Senator not
il. sympathy with tho policy of tho
administration In regard 10 NcNico.
both tho senate ana House have settled
down to a state of "watchful waiting"
to Sc what. If anything. can be ac-
V"inpli.hod b! tho mcdiators.
Scarcely 4 Senator OF Congressman,
however. really believes a settlement Of
Jte Mexican diiiicultic- can be brought
about by mediation. ana all arc mo-
mcntIrily cxpcctini: news that the
iii has been blown Off in McNico. fol-
lowed closcly by cali hy President
Wilson for about 5ro0c volunteers.
This same feeling is held Ivy The
dozen OF more cor ddcntial agents and
attorneys retained at the Washington
headquarters 81 The iIucrta and Car
ranza factions. The secret agents of
iiuorta dnl i!tt,t comfort In the -
ports reaching here fro. Mexico. and
are maintaining a Suh,;ucd aud ioteusc-
!. rctiCcnt attitude. l|ut inc cOnsti-
nationalist agents arc ia high spirits
ar.C fairly radiate oijiluis.n. DESPITE
AMONGST them In their syinpathics for
VILLA ana CarTanzA, whose relations are
admittedly NJ swords roiut
SPONTANEOUS CONNt STION
EXPECTED An Any TIME
= hait hours conversation with the
habitGcs OF the CouStitutionalist ANA
Iiuorta juntaS here made ii plain to-
day tlat they share the opinion held
ny these best Informed about the state
aud Navy pcnartments ana the White
Houso that there Will lac a spontanc-
Gus combustion ia tho Mexican stu
alton within two weeks. which will
alter the wnole complexion of She sit
untion.
There arc numerous situations in
IN" NcSicau affair which make ii i'm
possible :or the present Status to re-
main loug unclaimed, ana :; break
- Gnv one of = half dozen points WI
cause the wnolc mediation ard armis-
ticc structure 20 tumble
There IS ample basis for the. reports
that General IIueita has read thc
handwriting on tn" wall, ana. In pref
"rcnco to having the corstitutionaiiSi
army capture Mexico City ana carry
oiit the threats made by Villa ana
ZapHta 10 feed lIucrta 10 the shaI Ks
In 'hc Gulf, the old general viii mall.
hostile move towards the United
states. either through AN attack on
Vera CRUZ on by cutraginE some Of
the American subjects in The intcrlor.
in order to have troops march ON Mex
leo CITY aud effect i,s capture before
The ConStitution9!ists can reach thcrc
This. IL measure, explains the mass
ms OF Federal troops 1T Vera Cruz,
and the insults offered army officers h.
the Mexican colonel who demanded
thai the United states surrender the
W@torworks. II would cause little sur
pria" in WASHINGTON if Il strong at
tacE WAS made hN the Federal forces
~ Y no M Of
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AUCTION s,LEs-l,uurc Days.
Wm. Is. pizzini Company,
Rcai Estate Agents and .Nuctioncers.
1913 East Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

TWO DESIRABLE MEM BRlCE
DWELLINGS ON SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET. BETW ZEN ELM
STREET AND DAVIS AVENUE.
KNOWN AS Nos. 2iO5 AND 2io7
WEST MAIN STREET. ALSO VA
CANT LOT On TIE NORTH LINE.
or HANOVER AVENUE. BEGIN
MING THREE HUNDRED FEET
WEST OF TlLDEN STREET.
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oier for sale. 1T pubic auction. or The
premises. on
THURSDAY, MAJ 1914
at o J.. NJ.
the following described property: that
certain l"t Of land containinr abuut
one on. ana oneihalf acres and located IN
" boing, about -four blocks cas; OF stop
No 3. on the Richmond petcrsburr
Electric Line. The improvements con-
sist of Il very GOOD thrcc-yoom cottage.
with hall. pautry. front ANA lacla
po'ches. all newly pDiutod: good pouI-
try houses, garden fenced. ard excel
.oht Wei o. water will, pu;up Installed
There is small grove OF young pines
on the property. but most OF the land
Is cleared ard pro3uCtiVc.
Any one desiring a small suburban
nome, whore they can have their own
Earden and poultry. AN Opportunity is
here offered. Tho owner is 4 non
resident and is determined to sell. 50 4
barraiu may be expected.
TERMS: $4,000 cash. and tho balance
in monthly irstallmemts. For further
Information. apply 10
liUFFlN u SLOAN.
Auctioncers
ilo7 4. A!lin St. Richmond Va.
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FRIDAY. MAY -. 1919,

Ut : o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises, lot No. -. FLOCK /.
Section /. on plan OF Highland Springs
building Lots, proceed to sell at puu-
he auction The following described
property mentioned therein: All that
certain lot. piece OF parcel OF land with
the improvements thereon, lying and
being in the town OF iiishland springs.
licnrico County, Va, fronting tiity tJu)
feet on Ivy Avenue ana running back
one hundred and twenty D2U) feet to
q alley, being lot No. -. FLOCK /. Sec
ton one, %. as shown ON the plan Of
Highland springs building Lots. re-
corded in clerk'H oflicc. Hemrico County
Court, in i'lat Book +. page %
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs Of sale, taxes and Insurance TO
date OF sale, and Il debt OF $l5155 and
credit as 10 thirty-seven notes of SIS.
payable monthly, the first to become
due June 2. 1914. and II residue to he
paid in one and two years. with in
t"rest added. to be secured by deed of
trust on said property. but subordi-
nate TO the other credit payments; or
Tor All cash AS TO said residue. at the
option of the purchaser.
l.. SITTERDINC;.
j. -. CARNEAI
CfiAS. *. WILLIS.
Trustees.
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J., Ey virtue OF decree of the Law and
cause of 6. K. Willis ct ais. vs. Rich
mond Burial Co.. Inc, entered on The
Hth day of May. 1911. the undersigned
receivers VIII sell az public auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY ii,
beginning 1890 o'clock \ NJ
AT No. 200 EAST MAIN STRE.T.
One Rubher-tire lack. ono rubber dire
COMPILATION E!acl and Gray Iienrse,
Ku.hhcr.tre Caskei or Flower Wagon,
with top ana glass sides one Ton iiug-
Carriage Harness. one set Wagon Hlar-
nesS one set husgy Harness: four
Adult Cask Is, six childrcn'S Baskets.
lot CaSiHt TrimminEa ana iIardware.
boards. icdcstais and Church Trucks
WaYon Eaaket two Embalmiug Ia
Caudlcsticks. lot Folding Chairs. ono
Livery L form, Got Carriage Robes. one
Front Display Cases one Display IA
hlc. three sets supply Cabinets Mis-
sion Dcsk. Table, Chairs. Rocker.
Couch, Table. Mirror Filling Cabinet
Combination Lock Cabinet SAFE. Filing
Cases, Clock, stove, etc.
FRANCHISE
We VIII also sell the franchise and
good Will OF the concern and the un
expired lease on the premises No. 200
East Main Street.
ment etc. will first be offered in de
tail. each lot as tagged, with the right
reserved TO 0ncr the entire business ~
Il whole
This is a fine business opportunity
for the right mau.
Sale positive. either In detail or us q
whole. TEl'MS: O. h.
j \MES e. PAGE.
IioWAI;D l.. ANDERSON
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE Auction co.
.NuCtiOnccrS.
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J. ID. Carneal x Son
ana
Chas. tx. Willis.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

by virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust.
dated June ), 1912. To the undersigned
trustees. recorded in clerks Office. Cir
cult Court of licnricO County. ia -. Is.
l9J-B. page III, default having been
made III payment OF a portion OF The
DEBT thereby secured. and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein so TO
90, we VIII. on
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TRUSTEES Auction SALE

LAND is THE vllI.AGE Of Hens
LEY, y CT ESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA. ON ELECTRIC LINE.
MsTeh A.: 1911. ana ,scorded In Tho
Chcs, er,ic.G county. II u. Il. ~. page
30, anu ii thc request of the note
hc!dcr. default having been made in
sell AZ public auction, on the premises.
SATURDAY. NAY is.
~ o'clock .. NJ.
ihe properly :l"scribeI in said deed as
plan of 3cnS!eT, in Chesterfield Coun-
y. Va. The plat. of said plan OF nens-
Chcstcriield Circuit Court. ana lot No.
is located at the corner OF Swineford
Ro0 and the Richnond and Peters :
burg Turnpike. and Is further described
on said plan, to which reference is
hereby made
Reference is also made for further de-
ana sale from A. w. BcuslcN and wife
and II. &. Beuslcy TO J. L. Sclater. dated
the clerks Office of Ches;erhclL cir
cui; Court. in H. l.. III. page IL
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale.
Including trustees commission. and any
taxes duo Nnd unpa!d. Insurance that
may he due. End also ratablc portion
OF the taxes Of 1914. ami Ia pay a note
for 1855 10. and inter"s; thereon. Thia
property Is to be sold subject @ "a deed
90 trust to X. \. Lancaster. Jr., trustee
dated March -. 1911. securing & debt
OF 'Sl.2oo and interest. This note WAS
extended on March -. 1914. for 4 period
OF three years. Balance Of purcho se
money is to be paid in equal install
ments at one and two years, with Ia
tcrcst at per cent or the said residue
may bo paid in cash ~ the option OF
the purchaser.
Il. a. LANCASTER. LR.
Trustee
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Good Business Property near
the corner Of Brook Ave
hue and Broad Street,
Nos. 800 and 3ll North
Adams Street
At the request of the owner, we will.
TUESDAY. MAY -. 1914.
ut = o'clock T. NJ

AT j UVroVN T. W,
on the premises. offer for sale the
aabt"e property. This property has =
street and BROOK Avenue OF 81 iect.
and runs back about 10 feet inches
II is bounded on the north by II fifteen
ROOT alley, and has u frontagc in the
rear OF 30 feet tA more detailed de-
Scription Will bc given at Salco The
improvements consist OF two stores
Win dwellings, aboye, and always oc-
cupicu by good tenants. ON account Of
ms Tine location and It's proximity TO
ibroau street, II can be ClaSScd' with
Broad Street property This is a rnru
opportunity to Ect one Of the most de
SHabic business properties in the Citv
ana is enhancing in value all the time
III YOU want something that is fine and
rarely found Cn the market. attend this
sale.
TERMS: One-fouith cash. the resi-,
due ut one and two years with 6
per cent. secured by II deed Of trus; on
the property.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Edward =. Rose Company.
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

FIVE ACRES OF LAND. IN lIENRICO
COUNTY, VA. ON THE QUiOCCASlN
AROAD
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No. 3O5 North Twenty.
First Street
BY Runin y Sloan.
Real Estate AuCt!cnccrS
COMMISSIONERS AGCTIoN> SALE
OF
No. 21O9 Pleasant ST.

In pursuance of u decree OF tho Cham
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond. en-
tered on the 2>th dag OF April, 1914. in
The cause Of "Willlam L. Hilliard VS.
John T. Whitley et ais the UNDER
signed special commissioners VIII scll
ut public auction. ON the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL, ,aIl,
at o'clock T.. NJ.
the following described real estate: All
that certain lot of land. with the frame
dwelling. No. 2l09 Iicasant street.
Richmond Va bounded as follows:
hcginninS on the south line Of Pleasant
street 3: feet ! inches east from AN
alley - feet wide. and running thcncc
caslwardly along said south line OF
Pleasant street aud fronting thereon
81 fee: inches. and thence runninL.
back in suuthc:ly objection and
nearly rarallcl with said l5-foot alley
about l2' feet to an alley ii feet wide.
on which said last alley i, has II front
Of - feet inches.
TERMS: Cash
GEORGE L. WISE.
Spccia! Commissioner
certify ihat the bond required l.,
the above decree of the special COM
missioner has been duly given
given under my hand this 9TH day
OF May. 1914.
Tcstc: CHAs o. sAvILLE. 4
Cirrl,
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GfIE VALE AI!nE AUCTION ca
pHoNE MADISON 1905 -
eLs EAsT BROAD 81
ONE CARLOAD nYpHATEN LIME.
ONE CARLOAD WALL PLASTER
AZ AUCTION.
We viii sell. account Of The Rich
Railroad Company. Tor frcii-ht and
one car r. ,lr,ten l.im%c 66.oo6 pounds.
Standard L% 5. o'' Ga. ES;o,i5%% ?'"G K.
sacks Wall Plaster. l0.o0r pounds. -.
X q. Sl3-. CONSIGNED to order Fnirrnont
Wall Plaster GO. Notify J.. 4. Sicwers.
ON FRIDAY, MAY 10.
2:H0 O'Clock T.. NJ.
AT HOWMAN'S STORAGE WARE
HOUSE,
No. l0i7 East Canal street
TERMS: Cash.
THE. VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctionccrs
BY g |. * T. !. Denoon,
S2l East Main street.
Real Estate AucJionccrs.
AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE EElCK DWELLING 22I9
PARK AVENUE, SEVEN ROOMS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT. GAS BATH. ETC
At the request of the owner. we VIII
sell by public auction. on the premises,
on
THURSDAY. MAY II, 1911.
that neat attractive ana well located
brick dwclliur. 80. 22i9 Park NVcauc,
containinu sev" urouns. with modern
improVem enis. Lots Fronts twcut. -hvc
feet ON south sid. of Park avenue
This property is located in growing
West End. and Viii make "a nice home or
good Investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale
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Auctionrers
Ey Pollard & uagby
AUCTION SALE TO SETTLE M
ESTATE
PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTl--FIRST AND
BROAD STREETS. CONSISTING or
y GOOD DETACHED EIGHT ROOM
CORNER HOUSE. Also SMALL.
HOUSE OF ABOUT FIVE ROOMS.
KNOWN AS NO.
No. 3O5 North Twenty
First Street
We will sell at auction, on the prem
Uses ON
THURSDAY. MAY ii. 1911.
AT g o'clock -. NJ
the aforementioned desirable corner
property. The houses are in nice order.
sood renters. and must be sold TO set
tie am estate.
TERMS: Easy and announced mt sale.
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