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ACCTIOX ?SAL??*?? l'ut tir? D.ij-i
SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH CLASS HORSES.
?AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
600 600 600
fes ?^ ?fe
HOKSES. MULES: HORSES
Six Hundred Horses and Mules
TO BE SOLD AT THE
GREAT SOUTHERN HORSE ? MULE BAZAAfi.
1806-1812 East Franklin Street.
Wednesday, April 4,1900.
This tv?I" be the largest vale ever held in lhe? South. All our regular shippers
Will ha?*?* consignments, an ? rc?port that their horses and mules are the best they
e/ver *-?hi:*?j*"<*<l.
Wf -will have four or live loads of high-t?lass Harness and Saddle Horsc*s
fm?m Kentiirky-?KO*>d enoush "n go in anybody's catalogued combination sale.
Our sale <ni!l commeiion at if ??"clock sharp Wednesday morning, and will be
continu**d on Thursday until every thin?: is sold.
Every Horse and Mule will positively be ?soJd ?for the high dollar, regardless of
cost. ?
The follow!!?*: are ? teW of the good ones: "'Allie Manslield." sorrel gelding, that
?Can show you a 2:20 gait* "Gordon Smit**." gray gciding. mark 2:2-V'_ : "Hilly," bay
gcMinc. trial 2:20; also sorrel ge'dinjr that can show a 2:25 gait, and others too nu?
merous?? to mention.
SMYTH BROTHERS, Auctioneers
Grand Sale of Fine Horses
AT NORFOLK, VA.
TUESDAY, Aprili?, 1900.
BY THE McCLEARY AND WcCLELLAN LIVE STOCK CO.
'Consignments from the Best-Known Breeders ond Dealers in Kentucky and Other States
The oflerincs will include commned Saddle and' Harness Horses?speedy trotters and
pacers by prominent sires of speed; General Purpose and Business Horses. All horsesio
be sold for the high dollar, and buyers will be accorded the best of treatment.
For catalogue and further information address
MeCleary & McClellan Live Stock Co.
Norfolk, Hsim
By John T. Goddin
and
Sutton & Co..
. Real Estato Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OF
?Three Desirable Frame Dwellings
?ON AVEST Sr-QE OF LAUREL STREET,
BETWEEN A3-.BEMAKX.E AND
? SPUING STREETS
?XJCNOWN AS Nos. "20* 42S AND 430
SOUTH LAUREL? STREET).
I By virtue of a ?locree of the Law and
"Equity Court of the city or Richmond.
It-ntereU on the 13th day of Marcir, 1000, In
Ithe case of Edward M. Crump vs. M.
?Beazley and others, we, the undersigned.
ie.p.*cial commissioners, will sell, at public
Icuctlon, on the premises, on
THUnSBAY, APRIL G?. 1W0,
lut ?J-SO o'clock 1*. XL. the THHEE TWO
?TSTORY FRAME DWK1.L1.\'GR. men?
tioned above. These dwelling are in good
repair, contain 0 rooms each, besides
?lower and upper halls, with gas and
'*tpat?-.r. and ?re occupied by permanent
??ind prompt-paying tenants. The lot has
ti front of G?1 feet on west side of Laurel
street, ?nd runs back between parallel
Jlnes j'!0 feet, more or less, to an alley 20
JTeet wide.
? TERMS: One-lliird cash, and the bai
enee on a credit of six and twelve months.
"thu purchuscr lo Klve negotiable notes
ior the deferred payments, with inter?
est from the day of sale, and title to be
retained until the Entire purchase-money
is paid. HENRY M. TYLER.
L. L. LEWIS.
H. "U*. ANDERSON,
Special Commissioners.
? 1. G. G. Winston clerk of said court,
?certify that the. bond required of the
?Hpecial commissioners by the decree in
Ipald cause of March ?3, lflOO, has been
'?duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Gth ?lav of
March. 11??). P. P. WINSTON,
? nih.'O Clerk.
By A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va?
A1'
CTI ON SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT. No 1213
Bainbridge Street.
At the request of the owners. 1 will Bell,
nt public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. THE G.?? DAY OK APRIL,
lutin,
tit 0 o'clock P. M?. the above HOUSE
AND LUT. frontini; :,.!?._ feet on the north
eide of Bainbridge Street, between
?Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, and run?
ning batik 130 feel. Tin- bouse is a com
'""ortable dwelling, containing live or six
rooms. The lot is one ot the best in tiie
?city.
lie sure and attend the sale, as it Is
'inaile at the request of the heirs, who
tiro non-ivsidents. lo wind up an ?-state.
TERMS: One-third cash and the bal
?nnee in six and twelve months, deferred
Jiayments beurlnc interest, and secured bv
?deed of trust: A. L. ADAMSON.
jnh'tl Auctioneer.
By Edward S. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 31 North Eleventh Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF A
Most Desirable Lot of Land,
SITUATED ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OP FIFTH AND
CANAL STREETS.
163 Feet Front by 130 Feet Deep.
At the request of the owner, we will
?sell, by auction, upon the oremises, on
?THURSDAY, THE .'?TH DAY OF APRIL,
1900,
et 4:30 O'CLOCK 1*. M? the above located
?nd highly valuable LOT. An extended
-notice of this properly is unnecessary.
[An Inspection is asked, which will con
rvlnce you of its merit*
? TERMS: One-third in cash; '.he residue
jet one. two and three years, with <! per
?cent, added, and ?secured by a deed of
?trust upon the property, or all cash, at
'the option of the purchaser.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
j rohiio Auctioneer*?:.
By C. L. &- H. L. nenoon,
Real Estate .-Vuctioneers,
No. S21 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
?Desirable Church Hiil Improved
Real Estate,
BEING
Nos. 2405 and 2407 ? Street,
AND
No. 728 North 25th Street,
"LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST COR?
NER OF TWENTY-FIFTH -\ND
? STREETS.
By direction of the owner, we will sell,
fct public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL ?I. WOO,
'??'a&. S o'clock P. M- the above very d?sira -
hie property. The llrst-named are two
neat frame tenements, containing six
?rooms ?ach, with modern improvements.
?ueh as gas. water, bath, etc.. and are
-nearly new.
No. 736 North Twenty-fifth Street Is a
?detached dwelling. containilMr six large
rooms, with al) conveniences, besides the
:?? uwual clojiet?. This property has u front
*f S3 iect on Twenty-lift h Street, with
ti good depth, -ujd will make a most
'charming home We would ?all the spe?
cial attention of both investors and
'bome-Keckcra to this sale.
; TERMS: ?\ ill be made very, reasonable,
?und will be announced at sale.
G C L. & U. L. DENOON,
j mimi? Auctioneers.
c
OMMlSSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF THE
K_E_i__}L. ESTATE
At the N'ortheaslern Intersection of
Fifth and Duval Streets,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 3d,
At 5 o'Clock.
Lange vs. Orth et als.?In the Law nnd
Equity Court of the city of Richmond,
degree of May 29, 188^
Pursuant lo the above-mentioned de?
cree, the undersigned, appointed special
commissioner thereby, will offer for sale,
upon the premises, at time designated,
the following Real Estate:
That LOT OF LAND, with the im?
provements thereon having a front of
FI FT Y-THREE FEEi' AND SEVEN*
INCHES (.".ei' 7") on Uie eastern line of
Filili Street, and running back al?n?? the
northern line of Duval Street 122 feet to
an alley. The Improvements consist of
a medium-sized brick dwelling ano usual
outhouses, water and culvert connec?
tions. The property* is admirably located
and susceptible of being improved to ad?
vantage.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and as to
residue the purchaser must execute
negotiable notes with interest added,
payable in equal instalments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from dat?--of
sale: the title retained until the entire
purchase-money is paid. or. IF HE SO
ELECT. HE MAY PAY THE ENTIRE
PURCHASE-iviONEY IN CASH.
H. A. m'curdy;
Special Commissioner.
I. P. P. Winston* clerk of the said
court, certify that the bond required of
tho special comm.lssloner in the above
mentioned cause, under decree of May
_"!?. 1899, has been Riven.
Given under my hand this 4th ?lay of
December, IS!?!). P. P. WINSTON.
mhl'll Clerk.
Ro. ?. Gilliam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 903 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE. AT PUB?
LIC AUCTION, OF A DESIRABLE
SUBURBAN HOME. THE LATE RESl
DENCE OF G. C. VINCENT, DE?
CEASED. AT SEVEN PINES. WITHIN
FIFTY MINUTES? RIDE FROM THE
HEART OF THE CITY. THE RICH?
MOND AND SEVEN PINES ELECTRIC
STREET RAILWAY HAS MADE
SEVEN PINES AN ATTRACTIVE RE
SORT, AND PROPERTY ALONG ITS
LINE IS RAPIDLY ENHANCING IN
VAU'l?:. THE HOUSE IS A MODERN
STRUCTURE. CONTAINING ABOUT
FIVE ROOMS.?1 ? pursuance of a decree
of thw~C*ircuit Court of the county of
Henrico, In the suit of Mary E. Vincent
vs. William Vincent, entered on the 15th
day of January. 1P0?, Uie undersigned,
special commissioners, will sell, at pub?
lic auction, at the county court-house,
corner Twenty-second and Main Streets,
on
WEDNESDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1900,
al IL' o'clock M., ?nil that certain LOT
OF LAND lying and being in the county
of Henrico, Va., at Seven Pines, and de?
scribed as follows: Commencing at a
point about 11)0 yards from the intersec?
tion of the west side of the Richmond
an.i Seven Pines Railroad track with
Willlamsburg county road, on the north
side of the Wiliiamsburg county ro??d,
and running thi'nce along the north side
of Uie said Wiliiamsburg road -1?) feet
wc-stwardly, and extending back north?
wardly from th.? said Wiliiamsburg road,
between parallel lines 40 feet apart. 150
feet.
TETTXIS: One-third cash: balance in six
and twelve months, evidenced by negotia?
ble notes, with interest added, and title
retained until all of the purchase-money
is pai?! and a conveyance ortlered by the
court, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. ALFRED E_ COHEN,
Wil. H. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
I, John Broaddus, clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required of the spe?
cial commissioners by the decree in said
cause of January IS, 1900. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 29th ?lav of
March. lltOi". JOHN E. BROADDUS,
mh.iu Clerk.
By J. B. Elam ?v. Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE. BY PUBLIC AUC?
TION. OF THE
Delightfully Situated,
Spacious and Handsome
RESSD^NCE
WITH LARGE LOT, 100x118 FEET,
WITH CHOICE FRUIT AND SHADE
TREES THEREON. ON THE
EAST SIDE OF . LAMB AVENUE. BE?
TWEEN ROBERTS AND BAT?
TERY STREETS. BARTON
HEIGHTS.
ln execution of a certain ?leed of trust,
dated September 21, 1895, recorded in
D. B. 349 B. page 'MO. Henrico County
Court, default having been made in the
debt secured, and b??lng required so to do
by the beneliciary. the undersigned, trus?
tee, will sell, by public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1900.
at G. o'clock P. M.. the REAL ESTATE
di?scrlbed in said de?*d. it being the above
named very attractive and valuable resi?
dence and grounds in the town of Barton
llel?hu?, north of and near the citv of
Richmond. The situation is high, health?
ful and delightful, and the neighborhood
and surroundings ?leslrablo and pleasant.
The dwelling is thoroughly moderp, sub?
stantially constructed, well appointed and
In good order, containing about ten rooms
and all needful conveniences are on the
promises, The. ground is well set in
fruit trees, in bearing and in shade trees
and ornamental shrubbery, and the prop?
erty especially inviting as a home by
reason of its attractiveness and its prox?
imity to ine city.
TERMS: For cash as to expenses of
sale, taxes to date of sale, and the sum
of $_.500, with interest thereon from
March 21. K39S: and as to the residue, if
anv. upon terms to be announced at the
Unie of sale. J. B. ELAM, Trustee.
J. B. Elam & Co., Auctlon?r-ers. mh_0
AUCTION SALES-future Dan?
By H. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE .
OF A
Smad Fari-ri,
WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS, SIT?
UATED IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ON THE MOUNTAIN
ROAD,
ABOUT SIX AND A HALF MILES
FROM THE CITY AND ABOUT
. TWO AND A HALF MILES
FROM GLEN ALLEN.
In execution of the provisions of cer?
tain deeds of trust of 27th July. 1S91; and
November 11, 1891; from Julius From?
men and others, the undersigned will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1900.
at 12 o'clock te., all the REAL ESTATE
convev'ed bv the said dee?ls, and therein
fully described, and being tho. same land
on whleli the said Frommett now resides.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost? of execut?
ing this trust, all delinquent taxes, and
sufficient to pay off the balance due on ,
bonds secured by said deeds, amounting I
to *fjt!7.2!t; the balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, interest add?
ed, and secured by ?? trust-deed, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
mil"???" H. A. M'CURDY. Trustee.
????? ESTATI" AT PRIVAT*?' SALE '
G"* OR SALE.
?LY$1935?
for a Nov.* Detached Two-Story Frame
Dwelling. South Randolph Street. Good
lot; 5 rooms, bath, gas pipes, double par?
lors, etc. Something nice for the price.
Easy terms.
.?il.T.'u.iit? for Two-Story 7-Room De?
tached Frame; large lot; two blocks Hotel
Jefferson. Easfy terms.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
apt Ilia Main Street.
E
OR SALE.
Improved and Unimproved
in various parts of the city and sur?
rounding: suburbs.
HOL*nLAS E. TAYLOR,
api No. 1115 East Main Street.
F
OR SALE.
Medium Size Modern Brick,
Main near Harvie Street; 0 rooms; nice
order; $2,500.'*>Rents for $250. A good in?
vestment,
apt J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Excellent Investment.
$1,650 cash will buy Four New Frame
Houses on Church Hill, renting to good
white tenants for $20.00 rer month. They
pay nearly 15 per cent. See
POLLARD & BAGBY,
api No. 5 North Eleventh Street.
?"** OR SALE.
Now is to the time to buy REAL
ESTATE, but before you buy let us show
vou what wc have.
T. M. WORTHAM & CO..
' api No. 1013 East Main Street.
Church Hill Home.
$2.000 will buy a Neat, Substantial Cor?
ner Brick House on East Marshall Street.
Excellent Home.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
api No. 5 North Eleventh Street.
Tj* ARIVI FOR SALE.
350 ACRES at railroad station. This
farm is one of the most desirable in many
respects on the market. Owner has in?
structed us to sell at much less than
value. Frame house, good orchard, and
a large amount of conl-wood and timber.
R. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.,
api No. 1 North Tenth Street.
Tj" OR SALE.
Six-Room Dwelling on Chestnut Hill,
directly on car line. Water in the house;
culvert connections, wind-mill, etc.
$1,7511. Very cheap.
E. A. CATLIN,
api No. 0 North Eleventh Street.
F
OR SALE.
Fine Deposit of Brick Clay, with switch
facilities.
R. E. CHAFFIN &-. CO., Inc.,
api No. 1 North Tenth Street.
CL'."' Of-". ? WILL? BUY AN ELEGANT
?*?**3.ZOl' 12-Room Prick Dwelling?,
with modern conveniences, on upper West
Grace Street. Owner non-resident and
musiseli at once. J. B. ELAM & CO.,
api No. 111.! East Main Str.-et.
F
OR SALE.
$50.00 ea**h; $10.00 per month. No. 515
Randolph Street. Six-Room Dwelling, in
lirst-class order. Big bargain. Price,
$000.00. E. A. CATLIN,
api No. G North Eleventh Street.
?? nflA WILL BUY TWO NICE
'?d.UUU Brick Dwellings, with extra
large lot. on Cherry near Beverly Street.
Always rented. A 10 per cent, bargain. ,
J. B. ELAM & CO..
api _No. 1113 East Main Street.
Tj\OR SALE.
No. 1201 Beverly Street. Frame Dwell?
ing of 7 or S rooms. Rents $150.00 per
annum; $1,300.00. Very easy terms. Can
be bought on the monthly plan, if desired.
E. A. CATLIN.
api No. C North Eleventh Street.
TP OR SALE.
A Pretty Suburban Home of 6 rooms,
well located near electric line. Owned by
a doctor, who intends leaving for t"fe
North, nnd has reduced the price to $700.
One of the Best-Located Farms in the
county, containing S4 acres, with (?-room
house, only one-half mile from electric
line. $1,800.
Farm Journal Free.
PERCY S. READ,
api No. llO-iU Main Street.
T?OR SALE.
An Attractive Church Hill Dwellincr of
0 rooms. No. 421 North Thirty-first
Street. Rents $150.00 per annum. Prie?5
$1.::0U00. Terms very liberal.
E. A. CATLIN,
api No. C North Eleventh Street.
LEGAL, NOTICES.
Vm??iNiX-nTra^
V OF THE CITY OF RICH.MOND,
MARCH 31, 1000: .
E. A. Saunders, Jr., trading and carrying
on business as E. A. Saunders' Son.
.Plaintiff,
against
C. E. Castle .Defendant.
(In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.) .
The object of this suit is to recover
against the defendant the sum of four
hundred and llfty-five dollars and
ninety-eight cents, with legal interest
thereon from June- 2?, 1S00,. until paid,
and to attach the estate of the said de?
fendant in the city of Richmond, and sub?
ject the same to the payment of the
plaintiff's claim.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant is not a resident
of this State, it is ordered that he appear
hero within fifteen days after due pub?
lication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit.
A copy?Teste:
E. te. ROWELLE, Clerk.
S. S. P. Patteson, p. q. \ api
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL. ? L A D I E S^WTLL BE
given absolutely free a beautiful French
Taffeta Silk Petticoat, latest style, and
cash remuneration for at leisure time
introducing my skirt coupon to six of
their friends. Address, with stamp,
MADAME HELEN JACOBS, manufac?
turer of Ladies' High-Class Wearing
Apparel, 205 East Thirty-third Street,
New York, N. Y. _ .-w_ api
FITZHUGH LODGE,/N^raT?- O. O. F.?
Brethren: You will attend the called
meiUIng of this lodge MONDAY. April
?2, 1900, at 2:30 P. M., at our hall. No.
402 East Broad Street, to pay the last
sad tribute to our deceased brother,
GEO. J. HOOPER. SR. Please be punc?
tual. Members of sister lodges are cor?
dially invited to attend.
By order of the Noble Grand.
H. M. REINHARD,
api Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Board of Directors of the ATLAN?
TIC COAST LU\E RAILROAD COM?
PANY OF VIRGINIA ha\-e called a
general meeting of the Stockholders of
said company, and that the said meet?
ing will be held at the office of the
companv, in the citv of Richmond, at
12 o'clock M., on THURSDAY, the 19th
day of April, 1900. ' AV. R. JONES,
mhir? Secretary.
ON THE REQUIREMENT OF STOCK
holders holding more than one-tenth of
the capital stock, a general meeting of
the STOCKHOLDERS of the APPALA?
CHIAN OIL COMPANY is hereby called
to be held at. 1005, Shafer Building, in
the city of Richmond, Va., at U o'clock
P. M., on the 14TH DAY OF APRIL.
1900. J. B. MONTGOMERY,
mhll Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the NORTHSI?E
LAND COMPANY will be held at the
State Bank of Virginia. Richmond, Va-,
on WEDNESDAY, April 4. 1D0O. at 1
P. M. A. F. MOSBY.
mh4 Secretary.
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members of this Society will be held
at the office of the Society MONDAY*,
April IGth, at 12 o'clock M.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
mh22 Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the - UNION
BROKEP?AGE COMPANY will be .held
at their office. No. 20 South Fourteenth
Street, on WEDNESDAY, April 11,
,1900, at 4:'I0 P. M.
JUN1US A. MORRIS.
President.
R. S. Chamberlayne,
Secretary and Treasurer. mh27
Office cf the Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co.,
Richmond, Va., March 27, 1900.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS of the ALBE
MARLE PAPER MANUB'ACTURING
COMPANY will be held at the office of
Messrs. Davenport. Morris ?t Co.. Rich?
mond, Va., on THURSDAY*, April 12,
? 1900, at 12 o'clock M.
CHAS. M; BOSWELL.
mh27 Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond, Va., March 21, 1900.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the WEST END
ilOME BUILDING FUND ASSOCIA?
TION will be held at the office of the
president. JAMES H. DOOLEY, No.
3103 East Main Street, Richmond, Va.,
on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1900. at 2
o'clock P. M. The transfer books will
bo closed on March 29th and reopened
on April 5, 1900. GEO. J. ROGERS,
mh'JS Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES
F R E D l^Sff?Tl ? ?.
Mr. Fred. W. Smith, who has been
connected with the firm of S. YV. Har?
wood & Son for twenty years, has ac?
cepted a position with Charles G. J?r?
gens Son, and will begin his duties with
that firm on April 9th.
Mr. Smith has a great many friends
and patrons ln Manchester and Rich?
mond, and he will be glad to see them at
his new place of business.
?
O OWNERS OF CITY AND COUN?
TRY REAL ESTATE.
We desire, to present to those who are
daily calling on us to* buy city and coun?
try property all the property that is on
the market for sale. We respectfully ask
you to put your property in our hands.
No sale, no cost. We have sold qutte a
number of city and country places in the
past few weeks. Parties are daily calling
to see what is on the market.
Respectfully,
api P.. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.
?NOTICE.
HAVING LEASED THE BENNETT
WESTERN STABLES, GOl and C03 West
Broad Street, and thoroughly remod
dled same, with large, open and box
stalls, I am prepared to give the best
care to boarding horses, and furnish
new and stylish rubber-tire carriages,
traps, cabs, buggies and run-abouts.
Private ambulance service. Open every
hour in the year. BEeNNETT LIVERY
COMPANY, A. J. BENNETT, Gener?
al Manager.
Wanted. VACANT DWELLINGS for
tenants. List your vacancies with me. I
can get them occupied.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
api No. 111."". East Main Street.
OWIiNG TO TIIE DEATH OF COL.
W. F. Wiekham, there will be a meet?
ing of the City Bar on Monday after?
noon at 4 P. M., In the rooms of the
City Bar Association.
. "G". CARLTON JACKSON, President.
Richmond Bar ?Association.?
NOTICE. ? HAVING BOUGHT THE
residence of Dr. John Mahoney, No. 62.*?
East Main Street. I will continue my
practice from the above number,
api DR. II. V. DES PORTES.
\ FOU KENT.
"C"OR RENT.
Dwelling on Chestnut Hill, S rooms,
beautifully situated on Third Avenue. All
modern improvements: stable on lot.
Special terms (exceedingly liberal) to
quick tenant. E. A. CATLIN,
api No. G North Eleventh Street.
FOR RENT. AT HOT SPRINGS, VA.;
FURNISHED STONE MANSION, with
or without farm, for one or several
years. L. DANCE, No. 1 YVest Eighty
first Street, New York. api
F
OR RENT.
House No. 1402 Grove Avenue: three
stories; in first-class condition. Apply
SUTTON & CO.,
api Tenth and Bank Streets.
Tj*?OR RENT.
Several Choice Stores on Main and
Broad Streets.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
api No. 1115 East Main Street.
TJ*?OR RENT. " ~~
Nice Brick House, 6 rooms, with bath.
No. 130S West Cary Street, ?12.50 per
month.
R. B. CHAFFIN ?v. CO., Inc..
api No. 1 North Tenth Street.
COR RENT.
We have several Very Desirable Houses
for rent. Call and get our April Rent List
T. M. WORTHAM & CO..
api No. 1013 East Main Street.
FOR RENT. POPE'S "WAREHOUSE;
Twonty-first and Main Streets, one
story. 14.000 square feet of floor space;
KANAWHA WAREHOUSES, near
Southern Railway Depot, four stones.
One building has 31,000 square feet of
floor space, and the other 22.000. Suit?
able for factories, wholesale houses or
warehouses. Railroad track to the door.
Apply to R. H. MEADE, Room 21,
Chamber of Commerce. mhlO
Tj*? OR RENT.
A NUMBER
SMALL? HOUSES
3 to G rooms. $3 to $20 per month.
Cali for APRIL RENT LIST. 6
- J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
api . 1113 Main Street.
FARMS FOR SALE, RENT AND EX^
change. Catalogue. tre*. GEORGE E.
CRAWFORD ?- CO, ?903 cast Main
atreet.
IV ? NT S.
Y?aStEU?FAMILIES ?LIVING NEAR
?Monroe Park, or west, to know that
I have leased the Stable lately run by
? H. te. Phillips, and will run it In future
as a* Frst-Class Home for Horses, &c.
Please see or 'phone me.
EDWARD C. SUTHERLAND,
?No. 3 North Cherry Street.
WANTED, 5,000 OLD FEATHER BEDS.
? I come to your house and pay you the
highest cash prices for your old feath?
ers. I also buy old Furniture, 'If you
have either to sell. Call or address
FURNITURE, No. 211i/_ North Sixth
Street. api
WANTED?BY AN EXPERIENCED
business man. who can furnish $5.000
to $10,00, to purchase an interest in. or
the whole of. some established paying
business?manufacturing preferred. All
communications treated with strictest
confidence. R. B. G.. Box 10, city. mhlS
MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAUDANUM. CO?
CAINE HABIT; myself cured; will In?
form you of harmless, permanent home
cure. MRS. te. BALDWIN, Box 1212,
Chicago.
WANTED, A PLACE IN SOME LAUN
dry by an experienced hand, or work to
take hom<?. Can furnish good refer?
ences. Address No. ??? East Baker
Street. ?pi
at No. 102 South Thirteenth Street,
Richmond, Va.
WANTED?"00 FEATHER BEDS. JUR
GEN'S FURNITURE STORE, 419 and
421 East Broad 5\treet.
H ".LP WANTED ?Female
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED NURSE.
Apply at No. l'J East Clay Street, apt
WANTED. ONE LADY TO MAIL OR
superintendent distribution of circulars
in each town of L'nited States or Can?
ada; good pay; permanent employment.
Enclose self-addressed envelope. . Mrs.
M. SUMMERS, Notre Dame, Ind. api
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, LADIES
to do Home Work; no canvassing; $1) to
$12 weekly. Work sent any distance.
Address STANDARD, No. 142 AVest
Twenty-third Street. New York, mlill
WOMEN. EVERYWHERE. TO TRAV?
EL; $15.00 weekly, also expenses and
commission: some local; no fake. Ad?
dress "Sales Department," 3943 Market
Street, Philadelphia. ? mlU7
AYANTED?AT O'NCB EXPERIENCED
house maid, with best references; none
other need appiy. 511 AVest Franklin
Street.
HELP IVANTED?.Male.
ale.
WANTED, SEVERAL HONEST MEN
to travel for large house. Salary, $7,**0
per year and expenses, with increase.
Enclose self-addressed stamped enve?
lope. MANAGER, 3G0 Caxton Build?
ing, Chicago. ? apt
WANTED, A GOOD FLOOR HAND IN
a blacksmith shop. Constant work to
right man.' Apply at No. 404 North
Madison Street. api
ACTIVE MAN: PERMANENT Posi?
tion; $t"0 month and expenses: refer?
ences;'experience unnecessary. CLARK
& CO.. No. 234 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia. api
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.?WHERE
they are, how obtaineil, salaries paid.
Particulars free. Write for Circular
115. NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
INSTITUTE. AVashington, D. C. api
MAN WANTED TO DELIA'ER A?\*D
collect in Richmond and vicinity; $15.00
a week and expenses. Address Deliv
erv Department, PEOPLES' CO., 40th
and Market Sts., Philadelphia. Pa.
MEN, EA'ERYAVHERE. TO TRAVEL?;
$15.00 weekly, also expenses and com?
mission; sole local; no fake. Address
"Sales Department," 304;: Market
Street, Philadelphia. mhI7
SALESMEN WANTED.
SALES.AIEN.?AVE WANT ME"?* OF
good address to solicit the office trade
and take measurements for our line of
High-Grade. Cuctom-Made Underwear.
H. S. BLAKE & CO., Racine. Wis.
FOR FALL TRADE.?COTTON AND
\voolen mill wants a traveling man for
country trade. Liberal commission.
Good side line. FRANK D. LA LANNE
& CO., Philadelphia, Pa. mh25
TWO SALESMEN IN EACH STATE
wanted to sell large line Tobaccos and
Cigars. Experience unnecessary. Fac?
tory 215, Thaxton, Va. apt
WANTED. BY WHOLESALER;-*ENER?
setlc SALESMEN to learn to sell ele?
gant Une department goods to mer?
chants. Large salary. No experience
necessary. AVe educate. Box 52S, Chi?
cago, 111. apt
SALESMEN TO SELL COMPLETE
line of Oils. Greases and Specialties on
very liberal terms. Experience not ne?
cessary. NOBLE REFINING CO.,
Cleveland, O. mhlS
1?ANKKUTPCY NOTICES.
jlN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE E.A.ST
??JRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the Matter of ? In
CHARLES S. STACY, <
Bankrupt. ( Bankruptcy.
Upon considering the report of JOHN
R. HALL, the receiver of this court in
this cause, this day tiled, it Is ordered
that the creditors of the bankrupt do
show cause before this court on MON?
DAY, THE OTH DAY OF APRIL, 1000,
at 12 o'clock noon, why the offer of two
thousand dollars, made by R. H. Stoltz,
in said report mentioned, for the stock
on hand of the bankrupt, books of ac?
count, and scheduled assets, should not
be accepted, and If not accepted, why said
property should not on said day be or?
dered to be sold. And the clerk of this
court will cause a copy of this order to
ne published in two successive issues o?
'xhe Richmond Times, a newspaper pub?
lished in this city, and mail a copy there?
of to all creditors of the said bankrupt.
(Seal.) EDMUND AVADDILL, JR..
United.States Judge.
Richmond, A'a., March 27. 1000.
A copy-Teste: G. E. BOWDEN,
Clerk.
By Joseph P. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BRIck^CONTRACTORS.?
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office up to 12 o'clock te., TUES?
DAY. April 3. 1000. for furnishing the
Penitentiary SIX HUNDRED THOU?
SAND (000,000) AVELL-CLEANED AND
SOUND OLD BRICKS, suitable for an
outside wall. No salmon bricks will be
taken. Not less than 85 per cent, must
be whole bricks. Bats must not be
smaller than half bricks. If more than
one size, state how many of each. Bids
must state location and give price on
the ground, and also the price delivered
at the Penitentiary at a point to on
designated by the Superintendent.
The right to reject any or all bids
reserved. G. M. HELMS.
mh30 Superintendent. -
LOST AND POUND.
LOST, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BE
tw'een Eighth and Fourteenth and Main
Streets, FIVE DOLL.ARS. Liberal re?
ward will be paid if returned to MrSS
S., care J. Meyer's Sons. api
LOST, ON YESTERDAY (SATURD.A.Y)
evening, a LADY'S POCKET-BOOK,
between C. ani O. Depot and Twelfth
Street, containing one ?ve-dol?r bill-and
two or three dollars in silver. Suitable
reward if left at Leader office. api
G?? SALE.
FOR SALE?WILL SELL At"aUCt7oN.
on April 3d, commencing at U o'clock A.
M? -my entire stock of livery, embrac?
ing CARRL\GES, HORSES. HARNESS,
etc., and entire outfit at Nos. 601 and
?303 West Broad Street, R. J. SLAUGH?
TER.
CARNIVAL FLOWERS. ONE DOLLAR
a hundred. Order at once, FLOWERS.
care Ttme?, . tnh30
FINANCIAL?.
American National Bank
. United States and State Depository,
CAPITAL, - - - - - - - $200,000.00.
OLIVER J. SANDS, President J. W. LOCKWOOD. Vice-President. J. W. L0CKW00D. Jr., Cashier
DIRECTORS:
WM. C. CAMP. WM. I. PA* NE. LEO** J. STRAUSE.
J. W. L0CKW00D. OLIVER J. SANDS, PHILIP WHITLOCK.
W. R.McCOMB, W. B. SAUNDERS. CHARLES E. WINGO.
Attorneys: O'FERRELL and BEGESTER.
Accounts of corporations, firms and individuals received on favorable terms.
Small accounts solicited. Bank Is fitted with special conveniences for Ita cus?
tomers. Separate desks for ladies. Interest paid on special deposits. Cus?
tomers" private boxes taken care of free of charge in our vaults. Foreign:
exchange. Letters of credit. We Invite you to open an account.
T. A. WELLER, Pr?s. Cy. E. STYLL, Sec. A. R. TATUM, V. Pr?s
???G ~J; The Prudential Bailking & Trust Co. SwjSjj
OF RICHMOND, VA.,
1103 E: MAIN ST.
Snsurance ^Department,
U? OF RICHMOND, VA., BURGURY
HEALTH .103 E: MAIN ST. EMPLOYERS
ACCIDENT ?f rpi , , LIABILITY
PLATE-GLAss ?Insurance Department, MUBMD
STEAM BOILER C. H.JORDAN. MANAGER. m
===== Representing Nothing But the Best Companies. ?
FORESIGHT.
The reader may not be aware of tho
fact that an expert INVESTMENT SPE?
CIALIST or PROFESSIONAL TRADER
(on the spot) can frequently ascertain IN
ADVANCE the "trend" of the stock? mar?
ket by mathematical calculations. There
are "rules." "systems,?' "chart guides."
and sources for procurili?: reliable informa?
tion: yet there are people "who have.no
fulth or ronlidence in such scientific ana?
lyst.?, raparci, or deduction, simply be?
cause they are ignorant of the laws of
supply and demand, caifse and effect, (they
refuse to believe tho truth). I now have
INFORMATION
of a stock movement (about being Inaug?
urated), so that tremendous profits aro
more than likely to be made (probably to
an Pnorraous extent) by any one willing
to ?wait a reasonable length of Urn?, an.i
in position to avail themselves of this
superior chance.
ACCOUNTS MANAGED
?|.?L.i.? :.?.?: .?;;>? L '?.111 ?.?_. I.l?? 1 t-^L. ?? I ?LC
immediately for complete details (all let?
ters answered), and I will send you such
valuable suggestions as you have never
received before. Write to-dav.
F. ELLSWORTH V ML,
40 Exchange Place, ami 27 William St.,
New York, ayl
?FOR A?
Safe Investment
AND ONE THAT WILL PAY YOU
%Guarante8d interest?
Then Call at the Office of
THE GERMANIA
INVESTMENT CO.
$150,000 in Profits Paid to inves?
tors in 35 MONTHS. '
EDW. H. SMITH, Local Mgr.
No. 819 E. Main Street,
Richmond, Va
IViOIMS-EY
TO LEND on City and Country Property,
in large and small sums, at "> per etms,
api R. li. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.
Money -to ___.era.ci
Money to Lend in any amount, and in
amounts to suit all. at t> per cent., on lung
time, on City Real Estate.
T. M. WORT1?AM & CO..
api No. 1013 East Main Street.
f $1,000
I $30,000
TO LEND ON CITV PROPERTY,
api J. THOMPSON BROW'.V ?. CO.
ARE YOU INTERESTED"
IN COTTON?
If so, communicate with me at once. J
have something that will interest you.
JOHN H. VON OR?ELE,
api SO Broadway, New York.
AGKNIS WANTED.
<e?X_ O^lTn^^XaMpT^MPROVED;
State, travelling and local ageitfs; ex?
clusive territory; largest profits; re?
tails 5."?; polished brass; beats electrici?
ty; cheaper than kerosene. STANDARD
LAMP CO., No. 11_ Michigan Street,
Chicago. "'Pi
WANTED ? AGENTS ? $100 MONTHLY,
guaranteed, sample free, bread and pas?
try board, both sities metal,, wonderful
seller. G. U., Forshee Co., Cincinnati, O.
?.?.?? "WEEKLY INTRODUCING
Splendid Light-Giving Burners for kero?
sene lamps. Perfect Light. Steady
emplovment; no experience necessary.
Sample free. X. G., Luther Mfg. Co.,
Cincinnati, O. api
MEN AND WOMEN TO APPOINT
agents, local and travelling. Salary to
begin, $.0 month, ?expenses. Rapid ad?
vancement. Permanent positions. BUT?
LER & ALGER, New Haven, Conn.
GENERAL AGENTS IN EVERY Lo?
cality throughout the United States to
represent our house and appoint agents
on a strictly salary basis ot" S?*?""? month?
ly and all expenses. Address DEPT. ?JS,
-.0. 1?T0 Park Avenue, New York city.
api
WANTED?AGENTS??G? PER CENT,
proht; thirty useful Household Novel?
ties; write for new catalogue. ILLI?
NOIS CUTLERY CO., Decatur, III.
W-ANTED?AGENTS IN EVERY COUN
iy to sell "FAMelLY MEMORI-ALS";
good proflts ?led steady work. Address
CAMBHBLL & CO., 128 Plum Street.
Elgin, 111.?
"WANTED??10 DAILY. TO LIVE MEN.
We want AGENTS everywhere. Leather
suspenders cannot break, wear out or
pull off buttons. Sells at sight. Sam?
ples furnished free. CINCINNATI
LEATHER SUSPENDER AND BELT
CO.. ' Box 1ST. Cincinnati, O.
ACTIVE MAN "WANTED TO HANDLE
best office specialty; big commission.
SUN STAPLING MACHINE, No. 233
Broadway, New York. . ?pi
New York. March 24. t!X*0.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway Company
income Bonds.
Notice hereby Is given to the holders
of the above bon?ls that upon transfer
and delivery thi-reoC to the GUARANTY
TRUST COMPANY, of New York, ut Iti
office. 65 Cedar Street. New York, they
will receive payment therefor at par, to?
gether with the semi-annual interest dui
thereon ?April 1, 1!KX>.
H. A. MURRAY.
mh23 L-Veretary.
C. W. BR.\NCH & CO.,
STATE BANK BUILDING.
BANKERS and BROKERS
Private wires New Tork, Chicago ?nd
all orlncmal trade centres. oc2*?lt
Scoti & S?r?ife?of,
MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
ankers ? Brokers,
Private Wires to New York and
Chicago.
Southern Investments a Specialty
Tl State Eat if lilla
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital.$500.000
Surplus. S240.000
JOHN S. ELLETT, WILLIAM. M. HILL,
President. Cashier.
Directors-. Alexander Cameron. Jona S.
Ellett. T. C. William?. Jr.. Uranvllla ?1 .
Valentine. James D. Crums. John R.
Williams, J. M. Fourqurean, A. R. Eller?
Bon, J. L. Antrim.
Largest Stock of any Bank or Tra it Company
in the South Atlantic States.
AND
Safe Deposit Company,
Northwest Corner loth anil Main St-i
KICHJIO.ND, VA.
CAPITAL, - - $1,000,(100
Deposits received aud interest
allowed on all daily balances.
President - - John Skelton William*.
W?*.a Pro->M?nf-? I James H. Dooleu
ViCe-Pres,dentsl Frank A. Davenport
Sec'y and Treas, Henry Landon Cabell
One Reason Is
! *\ BUMlmft "**** ?" **"? up-to-date, and hard
"?" "*mwm, workers.
Extracts Irom etters re?
ceived from our patrons;
"I am pleased to
stato that since tli?
first of the year I
have fourni our con?
nection with your agency .t very valuable
on?."
"Your quick and reliable report saved
us an ."MUX) shipment last week, which
would have been a total loss."
"Our credit man says our connection
with your atreney Is the best we have."
"AVe use the Snow-Church Co. tor our
collections, and find it the most satisfac?
tory way ot collecting we have ever had."
| THE SNOW-CHURCH CO.
! $500\ To Lend
? $700j on
$1,000( q,*-,
$1,200) **>?*.y
$1,700/ Property
McVeigh & glix.n*.
api No. 111. East Main Street.
INVESTORS should write or calt ior
0>.-\ilX.Y M?>?RKErr LETTER, sivintr in?
formation of especial value.
STOCKS, WHEAT, COTTON.
Orders solicited, purchase or sale, casis,
or tnarsin.
ENNIS & ST0PPAN1,
Members Consolidated Stock Exchan*t*.
Commission Brokers, 31 Xew Street. IS.. X
??'%%%^-%%'?%^'*?'*%%'?%<_ - _.
BULL MARKET. S
How la the time to m?kr mo??*-? S
la Wall Street. Don'? w?U until ti? ?d- *k
T?*aci- Is alioat to.imtininate, but get tn now ^
and twnvilt br to* rtae te com?. Cat?*?? M
tell ?hen to h?ay m?4 th?? wlU V
tell rom wfeem to ?ell. ?Vor fall per- w
tlc-l***? re?*irdioe ehart ?radln? wr?!? "* F
?me?- LKW!?) ?t. VA."? ??G????"?_ \
Xi BROADWAY. ?I8W ?O*K. f