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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
AUCTION SALES-To-Day
WM. NJ. MILLER & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
l23 North Eighth Street
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
NO. l2lQ EAST BROAD 81

NoTem6sI 81 1st aseT Tet 81 fshs' in dated ihe
clerks Office of the Richmond Chancery
secure the payment or Il certain note
therein described. default having been
n mma N ibe .nS payment of the deb, Sc
quircd by the beneficiary therein so
MONDAY. April. 3. 1916.
on the premises. proceed 10 sell at
n,uh!ic AUCTION the psoperty conveyed
or parcel OF land with ali Improve
ments thereon, known as No. 1910 East
hroad stFrGct; lying and being in the
line OF Broad Street. between Twelfth,
and Fourteenth streets. and bounded
mencing az a point on the said north
line of BROAD Street ~ the west line
or or a 2nhiic alley, thence running alons
western direction: and fronting there
on twenty-five t23) feet. more or less
20 the center Of the partition wall be-
tween The tenement hereby conveyed
and No. los, adjoining same on the
west, and formerly belonging TO the
angles through the center of the said
partition wall one hundred and twenty
At right angles twenty-five 90 fa"..
more or less. TO the west line OF said
rnhhi!t a!ieX; thence al right angles
auey on. hundred and twenty-nye
ta5b feet. more or less, tn the point
Of beginning on Broad Street.
TERMS: Cash as 80 expense OF sale.
all taxes quo TO day ~ sale, and TO
pay Il note of one thousand 81 900. oo)
dollars. on which there is Il credit
%! three hundred ,S301.Oo) dollars.
dated November .. 1914, ana payable
ono year after date. and any interest
that may be due thereon. Sale being
made subject 10 "a prior lien or deed Of
trust, dated Junr> ry II. 1909. ana re-
corded IN the Richmond Chauccry
Court IN -. T. 2n0-D. mage ~ TO Sc
cure the sum of twenty FIVE hundred
G@,5nG.06) dollars
w. l.. MILLER.
Trustee.
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EATS START TRAINING.
TODAY N JERSEY CITY

TORONTO. ONT. April -.--Durlrg
ie coming week the Leafs and Leaf
ITS who would h" Leafs. VIII pack
10 thcir duds and ARRANGE their trans
ortaiion 10 Jersey CITY, where they
ather OF April 3 10 begin their train
* stunts Manager Birmingham and
business agent irwin VIII be OF tn.
oh TO take care OF them. ana the To
onto fans appear TO feel confident that
he Leafs VIII b" we'll Instructed and
ookcd after.
Though tho work OF assembling =
can, has rt,n slow. enough signed
now rcposc IN tho strong bon
( the Toronto International League
Tub 20 assurc = good ban team. and
beginning only has h..n made Whor
"rtain players who are now in tho
"uth with major league clubs. and
'hCsc services the Toronto club s"eks
ave been corrallcd, tho Leafs will
ave team capable or making "a i.ard
@ht ~ the rcnuaui rae" from end to
Nd rhc following have forwarded
iicir signed contracts:
C.atch"rs, Kelly. Hayden. Trout, Erit-
h"l', pitchers. Herbert. cook. McQuil.
an, June. Dye. Corhctt, Smith, Mann
ng and Lyons; innclders, Jru"sdalc
ccond: blackburn. third. ou;fielicrs
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SYRACUSE PLANS TO DINE
ALL AMERICAN GRID TEAM
''r!diron Club or University Athletic
association {" banquet Camps
FoOthniI Stars.

SYRACUSE ,pril For the IRIS,
time in fouthall history. an aII-Auer!-
can eleven Viii pncaer. when. on April
-. tn" members 90 the 1915 mythical
team selected hy Walter Canlp viii he
the guests OF tho syracuse un!vcrsi,v
Athletic Association az tn" annual
athletic dinner ~ the John u ArcE-
bold Gymnasium.
Invitations 20 tho devon members
OF tho first team were sen, out this
week. and already acceptance. nave
h"eH received from = uajority Of the
men 40, one has said II would be
Impossible 10 attend. There is everv
reason 20 expect al the players will
be present et tho same table. with Wal
ter Camp, who has agreed to lie tho
principal speaker.
IN Tho past the men selected fo-
thcs" teams have been pleased 70 ac-
cent tho honor bestowed upon them.
Seldom has further action been taken.
Because Syracuse vas more prominent
IN the football world last season than
ever before. tho authorities wish to
celebrate IN this manner
Tho banquet is the occasion when
all athletic trophies won during the
%ear are presented the successful men.
There arc facilities for accommodate
ing 1000 persons on the main floor OF
the gymnasium. and ,h""e is reason
20 expec, every bit OF available space
Will be utilized
Invitations hay. been sen, 20 the
following members of Camp. team:
Eastom. Minnesota. Gilman. King and
ron, Cornell, Aben. Colgate. spear,
Dartmouth rcck. Pittsburgh. OIL
phant, Army ami Schlachtcr Of syria
cusc
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glenn EXPECTS DISTRIC'r
TO HAVE PRDIfIRITION

iSU"ciNl ~ IN" Times pispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. G. April 2-Hon. r.
y. Glenn, IL addressing an immense
audience her. this afternoon under
the auspices Of The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, declared that the
District Of Columbia IS sure 10 he made
prohibition before the end OF the pros
ont wear lic believes WASHINGTON VIII
r.t prohibition Legislation right after
Congress meets next December
Mr.. Glenn outlined thirty-six days
campaign 10" prohibition that he VIII
Very soon begin in The state Of New
York, and expressed confidence thar
rrohihitionists viii carry tho state. NJ
tor taking I liberal collection FOR The
h"n"f, Of national prohibition. he call
ed for ana procured n unanimous ris-
ing vote By the audience for nation
wide uroh ibit;on
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S P O R T S =
Wilson. Bracket. Birmingham. Becker
Laydcn.
BISONS ARE TO HAVE
real. PUBLICITY AGENT

BUFFALO. y. y, April 2.-.Ioseph \.
A'ahon"y. or Lawrence. Mass. is due
IN Hunalo to-day to take charge Of
the publicity and advertising of the
Hison* for the coming season. Mr.
Mahoney VIII represent Joseph J. Ian
ming. president OF the Red SoX. who
with l.. j. Donovan. manager O? the
Herd. owns considerable stock in the
local club. He Will assume his duties
Immediately upon his arrival
y delegation VIII collect here to-
morrow and on Saturday night will
start for Harrisburg, Pa, for the
spring training trip. Most Of them
VIII 40 10 the Pennsylvania town di-
rect from their homes. !, ia planned
to start work on Monday morning.
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PLANS TRANSATLANTIC
AERIAL NAVIGATION
ROdnan Wanamaker Forms Cor
poration To Engage i'm Air
Service Over Ocean.
FIRST FLIGHT THIS SUMNER
Work or Construction OF New Aero
plane Will Begin at Once-'Thrce
Huge Wings 10 Support Boatlikc
Car.
Especial 10 The rlmes-Dispa,ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. April 2-Hodman Wan
amaker has formed a corporation TO
cugag" in transatlantic aerial naviga-
tiOu. The acroplanc. which viii make
tn" frs, attempt /" cross the Atlantic
this summer. Will he u huge tripiauc
AS far as II IS huown. IL will TIC the
only machine Of its typo IN existence
These facts were developed to-day
following tho announcement Of Mr..
Nanamak'r that he intended building
Z, machine 10 ily across tho Atlantic.
The first ni2ht Will be made about
Juiy 81 August. |, viii hc attempted
under the direction Of tn. America
Trau5occauiC Company, Inc. This is a
new company Incorporated at Albany
hy Job Hedges II IS capitalized At
sloc."oo. tho stock being heid by Mr.
Wanamaker
Under the terms &C It's incorporation.
the company Will engage in tvausat-
lautic passenger ana freight serTjc" by
means of acroulares. II js understood
tina, Il the initial attempt meets with
success. -tcvs viii d" taken 20 inauGu-
rate a regular service.
Work ON the construction oil ;ie new
aCrCplanc win bc commenced iiniuc-
diatoly 81 TN" cUr'iss works t. Will
hav" three huge wings 70 support tn.
large boatlike car. from which l. viii
b" na:icated.
Every instrument used in the science
Of navigation. Including wireless tcieg-
raphy. will he Installed in tho machine.
The Gov viii he composed of six men.
As far as could De learned to-day
these men have not Yet teen chosen.
u IS understood, however. that Law
renee Spcrry, the young aviator who
has done much to practically develop
tho ryroscoplc stabilizer for aero
planes, invented BY mis- father. VIII be
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ny SUTTON q co, zinc
Real Estate AuCtioncers
Is North Ninth Street
AUCTION SALE OF
Nice Little Farm
on NEWMARKET ROAI

IN NEW MA KIN EFT ROAD,
JOINING CURL'S NECK
In execution OF a decree OF the cir
cult Court of Hcnrco. entered on the
.3th day OF January, 1916, in the suit
therein depending under the short style
of Wiley &. Crittenden vs.. Edw. Crit
tendcn. ct ais. the Undersigned will. on
EDNESDAf, April. s. 1916,
AT $50 O'Clock T. NJ
on The premises, offer for sale at auc-
ton tho above described tract of land
This is the old home place OF the late
VIM. &. t'rittendcn. contains about 3fi
acres Of Land. a dwelling house and
some outbuildngs. IL fronts on tic
Newmarket Road. just west of Curtis
Neck Farm. and is partly bounded bv
creeks. where there il said TO b. good
fishing.
TERMS: One-thir,i cash ANA the resi-
due IN thrc" equal instruments. pay
able 1T i. u and Is months from d:iv
OF sale. the credit Instruments TO be
evidenced by. negotiable notes OF the
purchaser with interest added from
nhN Of sale and title TO the property re-
tanned by the Court until all OF the
SAID notes are paid and a cOnVeTauce
ordered by the Court or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser.
FRANK T. SUTTON, JR
Special Commissioners
do certify that the bond REQUIRED
OF the Special Commissioner in the
above case has bccu duly given
SAMUEL. L. WADpILi
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.IACk DALTON MAY
PLAY WITH NEW ARK

NEWARK. y. J.. .\p.li e-JacI. Dial
ton. former Rufted, called at tne club
oihc.s u :"w days ago and asked pc
MISSION 70 work out with the TIgers
Jack viii not be permitted 10 pIny
with any team. but his contract IS GOOD
with the Feds. and he may DO placed
later on. u is possible ihat so.u. ar
rangement may he made whereby tho
local club VIII get DaltoH's services b.
paving part OF his big Fed alar;
Horace Milan. turned over 20 Ten
ncy by Clark Griffith, IS expected ~
report here thiH week
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AT the Movies TO-DAY

NICrON-.'rhe Iron Claw" with
Pcnri White.
COtONlAI-,Iuiius StcEcr. In ..'rhe
Kindness of love-
oDEON - Pauline Frederick, In
"tudrry."
REN-"N hiru of Prey" with
Kathryn Adams.
iSlS-NiSIRp NinrtIn in anxer
night"
EIJ0I - Norma TaImnugc. In
'hnrthn's Nindicntion,'' and joe
Jackson. In "Gipxy Joe"
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CTRTIss AvTATORS FALL
INTO HAMPTON ROADS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April .
Aviators II. Cogweli and James Honor.
of the Curriss Aviation School. zen 100
feel INTO Hampton Roads while making
- flight here to-day. They escaped
rnin1urcd, though the machine was de-
molished. Stoppage OF the engine while
the machine was turning is said TO have
caused the accident
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HE SCIAUER MAY
GO no moo III.SuI.n

FORT WORTH. TEN, April 2-Ac-
cordirg 20 surrn!se Yoi1Ig the rounds
here Just NOW, !, IS suspicioncd tina,
good old isube Schauc" viii pitch for
Rochester this season
The suspicion IL not lacking that tho
Rube has already failed to show
enough - warrant holding him an
other year. Ills expectation 20
Rochester IL mere surlnise based on
ms performance in the south this
spring.
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,c,,op for sao,mo D.,nru.s,

NORFOLK. VA, April c-Action has
been begun in the United states Dis
tr!ct Court here by Evelyn Charlton,
administrators OF the estate OF James
II Charlton, against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway for alleged damages
Of 100000 for the death OF James II.
Charlton. Charlton, who was a train
man on tho railroad. was caught be-
tween two cars In the yards Of the
pany In Newport News in Septem-
Der, 1918. and killed.
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CIERE LOCKED IN SAFE
tNn MONEY STOLEN

GREENSBORO, y. c. APRIL Gill
bert Newell. seventeen years old ON j.
iiuN ell a clerk 10y the North Carolina
ruhlr ScrN,c" Co.'S Grafton. owners Of
the street ear @rslem hero. was at
a"l,cd hv a burglar ih;s morning
shortly after o'clock. forced into the
company. vault locked in. and $685.
In cash stolen Newell. when discov-
cred this morning ~ o'clock. WAS in
Il scmicuIIsci"gs condition from SUMO
cation. while his face was bruised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

The frs, OF the Paramount nrst-
run pictures. transferred from the Lit
Il" 'rncater TO the Odcon. Will bc pre-
scented at the Sixth street theater to-
DAY when Paulir" Frederick viii bc
seen IN the screen version Of MARI
Iohnston's novel. 'Audrcy.' Tho play
viii remain at IN. ode"u Tomorrow
ana Wednesday.
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Sturs at BiIou.

Three stars will ne presented ~ the
Biiou to-day when Norma TalmadCe.
Tuilv Marshall and Sccna owen appear
in tn" Triangle Fine Arts picturcplay
"Martha's Nindication." Joe Jackson
Will be the star OF III. Keystone com
ody which Mack Scnu",t contributes
as his part Of the Triangle program
L is rnllcl "f;VnsV loo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

In execution OF "A deed of trust. dated
FEBRUARY 20 1918. recorded in the
Court. III -. 3. 220-A. page ass, d..
fault having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion of the debt thereby
secured. and having been requested 50
to 30 by the noteholder, ! Will sell at
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL g. 1916
at i:3O o'clock +. NJ.
the following real estate described in
said deed OF trust, as follows:
Those two certain parcels OF real
estate. with all improvements thereon
consisting of brick buildings lying and
hcIng IN the city of Richmond. Va, on
the east line OF Seventeenth street he
tween Broad and Grace Streets. de-
FIRST Beginning at the center of an
alley about ciRhty-onc tSt( feet one
and one-half q I'D inches, more or
less. south OF Broad Street. thence run
ming southwardiy and along the said
east line of Seventeenth Street and
fronting thereon thirty 600 feet one
ana onc-half q Ley inches. more or
less. thence back, between parallel
lireS, seventy five C5) feet; and
Second. Beginning IT point on the
one hundred and ten Ul0) foe: south
Of the southern line OF Broad Street,
thence running Southwardly and front
ing on the said east line of Seven
tccnth street hfty-livc tIjp feet and
extending back castwardly from said
front between parallel lines one hun
drcd and ;hirty-two N32) feet
TERMS: Cash.
w. c. BLANToN.
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Commissioner S
Sale
Richmond Trust & Savings
Company
.AuCtiOneers
.Auctioncers.

Pursuant to a decree Of tho Chaucery
Court OF the city of Richmond Va
entered March ., 1916. In the suit OF IT,
pey Conovcr vs.. Elise Fauntlcioy. H. z.
tauntleroy, administrator, and others,
| VIII sell by public auction. on the
premises. the following named parcels
o! real estate:
First-Thc lot with frame store and
dwelling thereon linown as No. 2ai
south Harrison street,. located at the
northwest corner OF Harrison (formc,lv
kcServoirD and chatln Streets. front
ing on Harrison street 80 feet by a
depth Of 100 feet TO an alley
sale at 4:3o r. NJ.
THURSDAY, APRIL t. 1915
Sccond-Fhc frame tenement dwell
inS. No. Sl2 Spring street between
Laurel and cherry streets fronting on
said Spring street Ii feet and inches
more or less, by depth OF 50 feet.
sale at 5:3o T. NJ.
THURSDAY, APRlL i. 1915
TERMS: Onc-thirh cash. balance
payable in equal installments 1T i and
- months from date OF sale, with in
At option of purchaser Title to be re
taincd by she court untiI ali OF the
purchase money Is paid. These sales
arc made subject to confirmation bv tho
court
ROGER II 'GREGORY.
Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the commissioner in the above
cause, has boon duly given.
CIIAS .. SANlILE.
Clerk
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Stcgcr mt Colonial.

"Th" Blindness Of Love" Is the at
traction at the Colonial to-day and
tomorrow. Julius Stccer. supported
hy Grace Valentine and George t.c-
Guere. head tho cast. Pa:he News viii
complete the program
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MRS. FREDERICK BRUCE
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
Knocks Pistol From Shelf ~ rIuSct
and bullet Prnetratrs Her
DrCn.t

NORFOLK VA. April Mrs Louis
Frederick Eruce. well known Ia social
circles III No!foli. was instantly killed
this evening Al $50 o'clock. when she
accidentally Knocked q pistol from a
shelf OF her clothes closet The ball
entered Mrs. Erucess breast. reaching
vital spot ard causing instantaneous
death
Mrs. Bruce was the laugh Of Col
onel John y. Vaughan. a contractor Of
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this city. She had just returned from
trip TO Ocean View. and went up
stairs to dress In Il few minutes her
husband. rushing up the steps. found
her stretched out ca the foor dead.
She is survived hy her husband her
father and two infant children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

Vivian Martin will be the star OF
overnight" The iovH romance which
viii he the attraction q. the Isis for
to-day only.
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BT HlCHESON & CRUTCHFiEIp
Real Estate AuctioncerS.
: North Eleventh street
AUCTION SALE
No. 1917 w. Cary St.

~ the request OF the owner. who is
leaving tho city, and must sell we Will
offer tn" above property
TUESDAY. ArRIL {
n $50 l.. NJ.
The improvements consist % a two
story frame dwelling, with necessary
outbhidinGa, 10, fronts III feet and
running back III feet, There ~ ample
room 20 erect two small houses on side
lot.
TERMS: Announced NJ sale
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J. ID. CARNEAL x son.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Executor S Auction Sale
FOR DIVISION

of that Large and Imposing
Dwelling Known as The
Second Street Mansion" No.
526 North Second Street, Be
tween Clay and Leigh Streets,
the Home of the Fate Rev.
w. l.. Taylor, EX-President
of United Order OF True Re-
formers.
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BY y. w. BOWIE 81 son. INC,
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND OK
BROAD STREET ROAD, Just
WEST OF THE CITl LIMITS. CON
TANNING - II ACRES.
AT AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

In execution OF decree OF the Cir
cult cour, Of licnrico County. entered
\. Thorp VS.. Margaret NJ. Goddard Q;
ais. the undersigned special commits
s!oners, appointed for that purpose,
will sell at public auction. on the
- TUESDAY. ArRIL 4. 1916.
At p. NJ.
the tract OF land above mentioned. CON
tanning IL IL acres with the Improve
lnents thereon, consisting OF small
dwelling. and stable. lying and being
side ' of the nq"aa Street E R 5nG Sfn
:ne lands OF Michael Carroll. r. a.
frayser and others and being tho
the late Smith a. Thorp died seized
ana possessed.
This tract. situated rs 1T is just west
OF the corporate limits Of Richmond
and IN the line OF westward growth OF
the city. is constantly growing in val
We. and should attract the attention "
ALL. for immediate subdivision.
TERMS: onc-third cash and the
residue in equal Instruments at siN
and twelve months, carrying interest
from date OF sale. 1T per cent per
nnuun. the purchaser executing notes
for the deferred instalments, and title
money is paid ana conveyance is dt-
rcctcd by the court or all cash, at tho
option OF the purchaser.
ALEXANDER H. SANDS
GEORGE =. HAW.
special Commissioners
! hereby certify that tho bond re
the aforementioned cause has been
duly ! Eiysm. = ,,,,,,,
RY EDWARD :. ROSE co, AND y w
BOWIE X SON.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
80 his NORTH THlRTY-FouRTH
STREET
Lot 3"N12l feet inch to a foot alley.
Ky virtue OF the below mentioned dc
cree. | Will sell by auction upon tho
premises on
THURSDAY, ArRL t, 1915
AZ > o'clock t. N.
the detached frame dwelling located AZ
above. Its modern construction com
m"nds itself either as a home or for
10 tn. car. line makes IL specially de
Sirabie. Therefore should you attend
the sale and conclude that the ,;escrip-
ton herein given 81 the property mis-
led YOU in 50 doing, yoU have only to
ask for q refund OF your car fare and
1t viii be accordingly so done by the
aurtinnneVs.
TERMS: So much as may I've ncccs-
sary 70 pay OF and discharge a priu-
ciphl note of $500 with Interest to date
al payment, which said note is now
secured hS Iced OF trust: the cost
Of this suit and EXPENSES Of tn. sale
hereunder and the balance in two equal
inSialimentS AT one and TWO years from
day OF sale. evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest added. the title to
he retained until all the purchas Sc
money is paid and u conVeylnce or
dercd by tho court. OF al cash At the
option "t tho purchaser.
:. THOMAS MoSEY.
Special Commissioners
utto StUchcr Rcin against Anna
Stuch"r =; ais. dcfcndtutS. In the Law
ana Eunity Court ~ the city of Rich.
mond, /, Luther Libby, clerk of said
court, certify that the bond required
OF tic special commissioners BY the ic-
cree IN said "aus" o. March 81 1916
has been duly r!Ncn.
Given under my hand this lsi ,luy OF
April 1916.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Edward s Eos" co.
and
y. W. Rove " Son
urti0rccr,
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Attractive
Building Lot

NJ THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
GROVE MD CRENSHAW
AVENUES
IN execution of q Deed OF Trust dated
iu'E 9TH. 1872, and Of record in the
Jerk $ once OF tho Richmond ChauccrY
Court, ~ -. T.. :iS-D. page -, default
having hccn made in payment OF q ccr-
tam note therein secured. and being
required hy the beneficiary so TO do {
iH"S. ON
WEDNESDAY, ArRU. l4Trl 1915.
NJ $50 O'Clock L. NJ
II" property described In said decd as
follows: THAT certain lot or parcel OF
lanh, lying aud being in tho city al
kichmrnd, NirCin!a, beginning at the
southeast corner OF Grove Avenue aud
tr"nshaw Avenue. and running cast
at"uG the south line Of Grove Avenue
"nd fronting thereon sixty tGn f4rt
Hin running back between paralir!
lines on" hundred and thirty nv. u",,l
ircl I" "n alley fifteen H5j feet Wild.
FEI;A!S. Cash sufficient 10 pay IL.
'Np'iSSS OF scouting this trust uuy
interest thereon FROM July 10Th. 1914
balance at one and two years
&. l.. nENOO%.
Trustee.
6. l.. Il Ii. l.. pENOON.
AuctiuucSrS.
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IL EsDAY. APRIL il. 1916,
at y n'rlnrl- l. VI


1T public auction on the promises. pro-
cr.u TO sell the ABOVE property
This is n large. spacious and naunin-
cent lot. having u frontage of 81 fec.
by depth Of li3 feet to an al!cy ;
feet wide on account OF it's size y
IS well suited FOR most any purpose
Thc dwelling il three stories hic-h
with twcnty-SiX rooms. baths. etc hot
water heat, large halls and pofches
In the rear, il has a large brick stable
with Sranolithic floor, water and an
conveniences This is the most val
liable block on Second Street and on
hancing rapidly. This property can he
utilized as hotel or by "A club or any
organization. and If necessary can be
mad" into apartments, which Will nav
handsomely. 1t is especially dcsir-
able on account OF it's being located
near Leigh street. IN" most fashion,
able residential street for cnlored pco-
pie. and is conveniently situated being
within onc-half of a block OF street
car. This property is located on tho
finest business block on Second Street,
being In close proximity to the SOUTH
crn Aid society, MillcI's Hotel. True
tcformers Hall. Uippodrome Theatcr
and other prominent business enter
AS THIS PROPERTY is SOLD FOR
DIVISION, 1T MUST GO. lF POS
SlBLE.
Don't fail TO attend this sale. or Won
may lose the opportunity OF your life.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale
J. c. ROBERTSON,
Executor.