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NO INSTRUCTIONS
FOR DELEGATES
Appeal on Behalf of Clark inj
Brunswick Is With?
out Effect.
'Kp?claJ to Tin! Tlmca-TTiapctch.]
Lawrisncevlllc, Vu., April zz.?The
Democrats of Urunswlck county at a
meeting heio to-Ua,y tor the election |
of delegate:, to liic Norfolk COIlVOU- \
vlon named the (oliowing delegates;
To tar o dlattict, I. 13. Spa tig; Itedonk
district. Captutij c. T. Allen; Sturgeon
district, j. u. Pourch; Meberrin dia- j
trlct, j. u. Kiam; I'owcllton district.
J. W. Palmer. The meeting was well j
uttended. Hi* couVlhousi being packed
to Its capacity, notwithstanding me;
inclement weather.
A resolution was offered und iiualll-I
mously adopted Indorsing the cltorta
ot lion. Itoburt Turubull us a member |
of Congress f 10111 the f urth District,
and indorsing him for ro-noinlnatlun
ut the coming primary. There waB a
Mtion^ appeal made 10 luutruct tho
delegates for Champ Clark, but they
were sent without 'nslructlons.
AuiciihIu fur Wllao",
IRpeelnt to The Tlm< s-Dispatch. ]
Stounton, Va., April zz.?The
Augu.ua county Democratic conven
ilon with fourteen dcleguti h to the ,
State convention elected Iwchty-elght,
with half a vote each ami Instructed I
tl'.ein to voto for Wood row "Wilson as'
|ohg aa his imtiii- !.., before the con
ventiOn. lion llarr) St. George I
Tucker was present, an 1 addressed
the convention, creating great en- 1
thuslnsm. Staunton had already In
aiiuutod Its five delegates for Wilson.
nnllfox. Fleets Delegates.
TRpeclal to The Times-! ?Ispatch. J
Houston, Va.. April.:!.?The county
Ptmorratlc committee met at the
courthouse to-day und R Holt Easley'
was elected ohnlrman. The purpose 1
of the meeting was to elect delegates
to the State convention, and thirty- j
n'r.e delegates were elected. A mo- 1
tlon was carried that delegates vote I
as a unit.
Helrgntes Haina! ructed,
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Wllllamsburg, Va . April Z2.?The
Democrats of James City county. In
.mass-meeting assembled nt Toano,
elected two delegates, with a hilf vote
each, to the Norfolk convention. C. V.
Marston. county chairman, presided.
Dr. II. U, Strphir.scn and Jv 3. MeanUy
were el.-cted d etc rates, and T. II
Strykcr atid 1". C. Stewart alternatea
The delegates were unlnstrueted. but
were Instructed to vota for an un'n
stru-ted State delegation to tl.e Balti?
more convention. Tlie meeting In?
dorsed Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson for State
Chairman and Hon M. H Burns for
district commit'e -man.
Delegation l.'nlnstrueteil.
fSpecia) to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1
Frcdcrickiburg, Vr... April 22.?T!;e
nemocrats of l'rederlcksburg. in mass
meeting to-nlgi-.t. elected this following
delegates and alternates :?> this State
Convention at Norfolk. en<-h delegate to
hnv? half a vote:
Uelngntes?Colonel n d. Cole. C.
O'Connor Goolrtck. E J. Smith. P. M.
Aldrtch, W. s. Embrey, E. M. Young.
P. M. Chl<-hester, Captain T. M. I^ir
kln. Alternates?J. R, Rawllngs. Dr.
J. Harnett King. H. F. Crlsmond, W. A.
Bell. George Freeman. A. M. Garner,
.1 Wllmort Cox. Andrew J. Bowling
The delegates go unlnstrui ted. and
the unit rule was adapted Colonel B.
D. Cole was Indorsed for re-election as
member of the Stat; Corr.mlttej.
What is More
Terrible to Mothers
than the evcry-day accidents?cuts,
bruises, scratches, etc.?that hap?
pen to their children ?
! Noah's Liniment stops the blood,
fleadeii3 the pain, takes away the!
danger of blood poisoning and heals
tho wound. It is antiseptic.
Noah's Liniment
is tho best single preparation any
family can have in their home.
It is a pain remedy
for internal use as
well as a liniment for
external application.
\ Noah's Liniment
fe excellent for colds,
coughs, soro throat
find toothache.
1 Made in Richmond,
Va.by Noah Remedy
Co., and sold by all
dealers in medicine.
irt su os s.'U!
JjRlsc&'-c^itii
W15 MAKE A SPECIALTY
of packing household goods and china :
for shipment
Rountree-Sutherland
Cherry Corporation!
111-113-ll? West Ilrond Street.
Free Demonstration
OF THE
Apollo Player Piano
I,EB pbrovss?n PIANO CO..
110 East Ilrond.
The Original Old Hickory Furni?
ture for sale only by
JURGENSI
A car lot to select from.
sfes
a,
[sic
Promo!csDi^eslion.rh.frfiil
ncssaml Ifesi.Conlalnsnciito
OpiuTii^farphinc iiorMiuefil.
Not Nahcotic.
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
jtttiftcioUDcsmurnam
Hhptii s.-,J
jtL-LSavn *
IhticlltSJh
AnatSttd *
ftfrrtaitil -
ifftewM ilia*
IVsraSrrd
<7cr//. rf Su?:r ?
h*r'uy>fi /tour.
Apcrf?? I Remedy forCoTBfi"*
lion. boar StoinacIi.DlaiTliKi
Woni?jComTikions.Fcvcrish'
ness and Loss OF Sitxw
FttSnuitC S>c;nn;ure or
>;EVy_YORr?.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Erar- ''npy of Wrapper
! WILL CHRISTEN THE TEXAS
-i
Her Father Bolted From Taft to
I Roosevelt After She Had
Been Chosen.
Washington. April 12.?Preparations
are being made ty the Newport News
Shipbuilding and. Dry Dock Company,
of Newport News, VS.. fer elaborate
eremontes when the now Dreadnought
Texas Is launched there on May 13.
.Miss Claudia Lyon, (laughter of Col?
onel Cecil Lyon, a wealthy ranch
owner and Itopuhllcan national com
mlttceman from Texas, will christen
STORY OF CREATION
TOO BRIEFLY TOLD
L'uli Iteporter Has Apt Answer for
Editor Who Criticises ills
Writing.
"Cut it short; don't you know that
the creation of the world was de?
scribed In less than :i00 words?" There
was nothing new In thai comment
coining from a city editor, but there
Is an element of novelty In the answer
Which a cub reporter Is said to have
made when he replied:
"Sure, I know it. but haven't they
been trying to rind something out
about ii over since?"
The boiling down system Is nil right
In Its place, but tin cub l>eHeves that
the historian Of divine endeavor might
have furthor enlightened mortals aa
to creation.
Wo do not know whether you are
particularly interested In the crea?
tion of the world, lint If you want to
know the world as It Is to-day, wo
are able to glvo you the best possible
means of discovering the greatest
amount of knowlcdgo In the least
time.
The history, science and art of tho
world have been boiled down by means
of terse writing, clear, easily read
text and charts so that you can learn
what you want to know at a glance.
Thn whole Is bound In live feather?
weight volumes and called Everybody's
Cyclopedia.
Tho Timen-DIspntnh la presenting
this book to Its renders In exchange
for six coupons nnd a Bmall promo?
tion fee. This distribution will close
soon, nnd we don't want any of our
rendors to be dinjnnolnted. Present
your coupons as soon as nosvtble.
the new ?jattleshlp, which, wlifn com?
puted, will be the lnrgest fighting
craft a 11 out.
President Taf* Secretary of the Nary
Meyer and a number of prominent
naval officers, Including Chief Con?
structor Watt; the Texas delegation'
In Congress nnd several prominent
citizens of Texas, including Governor i
Colqultt, have been Invited to witness
ami participate in tlte launching, and
will probably attend.
<in I'-ie morning of the launching the]
builders of the Texas will give a rocep
tlon to the guests. President Taft and
Secretary of the Navy Meyer. It Is ex-j
peeled, Will make addresses. The Texas
Is a ?7.ooo ton vessel. When com- i
pletcd she will have cost npproxl- i
mutely SI 1.000.000. She Will carry ten I
14-Inch guns In her main battery. Her!
sliced will be better than twenty-one j
knots an hour, the building contract!
calling for at least t'.int speed.
At the time the keel of the vessel
was laid the shipbuilders nsked the j
Governor of Texas to name a sponsor. !
The latter put tho matter up "to the!
Navy Department. A few days nftor^
the department was called into tVio nf- 1
fair Colonel l,yon made it known that
he wished his daughter named. The!
Secretary of tho Navy was willing, so
ilovernor Colqultt named Miss Lyon. I
Shortly after her selection Colonel
Lyon bolted the Taft poiiticnl organi?
zation and enmc out for Colonel lloose
velt for President.
IIOOFIc It_F.XK.WS BOND.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
Alexandria, Va., April 22.?I<ow|j
Ilooff. former socretary and general
manager of the defunct Mercantile
Hallway Building and Loan Associa?
tion, appeared In tho Corporation Court
to-dny and furnished bond In t/ho sum
of $10.000 for hla appearance Septem?
ber 17 next, when his case will be
called for trial. Bond waa furnished
by his wife, Mrs. Mary A. ITooff, and
a sister, Miss Caroline nooff. It was
simply a renewal of the bond first
given by Tfooff after his aTrest.
Ilooff waa to havo been tried to?
day, but owing to tho Inability of his
counsel to appAnr, the oasn was post?
poned until September.
There are several Indictments pend?
ing against tho accussd banker foi
grand larceny.
By -V. J. Chewnlng Company.
Real Estate Auctions!rs.
AUCTION KAI^K
OK
West Grace St. Lot
and Dwellings
281 1 W.Marshall St.
3 I 21 W. Marshall St.,
ON TUESDAY. APRIL. 33. 1912.
Commencing promptly at 5 o'clock P. |
M.. in ordor named:
First?That vacant lot of land front?
ing seventy foot on the north line of
Grace Streot, Just West of lha Boulo
vard.
Second?That detached corner dwell-'
lng. Mo. 2sii West Marshall Street.
Third?Dotachcd dwelling, No. S121
West Mai shall Street.
All of this property ..? In the grow-:
lug section of tho clti and should de?
mand your attention. As the owner,
needs the money, you can coon; With
the assurance of gattlnu a bargain.
A. J. CHEWNING COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
TheVdentmcAuctionCa !
AUCTIONEERS i
O l 8 EAST BROAD ST.
ADMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION SLAB |
OK
HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC., s
AT
"A MPTIIII.I.."
Chesterfield County. Vs.,
on Petersburg Turnpike, Stop 17. Rich?
mond and Petersburg electric car line.'
As administrators "f the estate ol
the lat? W. O. Watklns, we Will sell at
public auction, on hi- farm. "Apthlll."
In Chesterfield county, on
TUESDAY. APRIL. '-'3D.
at 3 o'clock 1*. M.,
about seven horses, farming Imple?
ments, consisting of Hay Fork. Hawk?
ing Valley Feed Cutter, Double Disc
Plow, Horse Dump Hay Rack. Disc
Harrow. .McCormlck Mower, Stewart
f-'hecp Shearer. Double How Com Plant?
er, three Cultivators, six two and thr?e- ;
hose Plows, six single-horse Plows.
McCormlck Binder, various kinds of
small and miscellaneous farming Im?
plements, four two-horBi Wagons,
seven 3ets and part gets of Harness j
lot Hay, Corn, Shucks, etc.
Take clectrlo car (Richmond and
Petersburg line) to Btop 17, follow pri?
vate road about one-fourth mill eaat
of car tracks to the house. Sale posi-i
live.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.. 1
Adrmr.lrtrators.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
L\ral C?tdtT j ot tsalt
ihr?
Leading Cigar Itore und Billiard Iloom
in Newport News, Va.,
Equipped with seven (7) high grade
tables (Brunswlck-Baike make), nsir
quartered ouic counter cases and wall
case in feet long). ;hree i3t seat oalc
bootblack stand, and $600 stock. late?
ly painted and all tables remodeled,
and ?l>ctric fans, w:ring and new
!ir.o:< im installed. Pn sent owner In
.ad health, compelled to give up busi?
ness. Will sell at a sacrifice for cash.
?Business easily worth 15,000. Will
sell for |3,500 K sale is made by
May 1. For further information, ad?
dress
CIGAR STORE,
'?'are Times- Dispatch, Richmond. Va.
FOR SALF,
Suburban
Home Sites
and acreage on the R., F. 5: P.
R. R., right at stations, five and
eleven miles from Richmond, re?
spectively. Train service unsur?
passed. We are offering several
select tracts of land in this beau?
tiful and rapidly growing section,
subdivided for acreage-villa sites.
This is investment property, with
increasing values.
For particulars and term?, ap?
ply to
T. M. WORT HAM & CO.,
Real Fstate Agents,
i8 North Ninth Street.
65 ACRES
House, four rooms; good barn, poul?
try houses, on-hard, well, stream: near
station; fourteen miles north of Rich?
mond. Prl'.-.\ 11.500.
OWNER.
_Ro*_i2. Atlee, Va.
FOR SALE.
One of th? finest nnd best con?
structed dwellings on
(J?OVE AVENUE.
Fifteen rooms; brick garage: oil
molern convenience!;; double lot; on
corner.
O. A. HAWKINS,
ino North Sev.-nth Street
The College of
William and Mary
A large nnd efficient faculty. Mod?
ern :uid ample equipment. Healthful
situation and historic associations,
High standards of lifo and scholarship,
No tul.Ion fee to Virginians. Special
courses for teachers and State scholar?
ships foT every county. We Invite !n
epecUcm and oorrospondenee. Address
'I'll 10 REGISTRAR.
College of William and Marv,
WUllamsburg, Va.
IviRQINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LCXINOTON, VA.
Tn. n-?M of VllUctl. ?? th.ir lnnu.l Martlri ca the livh
J.t of nail Jut,. ? ill .PPotnt S TATK CADETS to (111 ??r?oclM
In lh? '.Ith Itth, ?Mh. S?l!>. -mib. 31?. 3!rrt ?n<l SJih s.nit.e
n.l pitted., ?nd ? from th. Sl.to AT Lnl'.c.l. Th.w .pr<'i??
m.nU c.rrr fte. b".r4 ?nd tuition. Application. ?honM 1?
?Mr.ie-1 te th.nod.r.lm.d on or hetor. Juno 101h. on form?
"' . W. NICHOLS. BUM.
Summer iRccorta
? ANNOUNCEMENT.
Moaaanctlii Spring?' New Brick Hotel
Opens June 1, 1912. Thoroughly mod?
ern. Accommodations for 300 guests.
Early reservation advised.
Booklets, rate cards, etc., upoTi ap?
plication. Address
Mnssnncttn .Spring? Co., Inc.,
Box 274. H*.rrlsonburg, Va.
liheWe?^ABi?joaC&
A?CTtoHC?na
BIB EwfVSJT ?RQAD JST,
GROCERIES AN;? SHOWCASES
AT AUCTION.
Wc will h<>11 for Mrs. Emily Wickert,
who Id going out of business on ac?
count of her health.
TUESDAY, APRIL 23,
beginning at 10:80 ?/dock,
at h-w store. No, 1926 Hast Franklin
Street, n stock .if Groceries, consisting;
of Canned Goods of various kinds. !
Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Baking|
Powders, Cigars. Cigarettes, Smoking
and Chewing Tobai co, Washing Pow?
ders, i.yc, Condensed Milk. Cakes. Cake
Tins, Candy, three Showcases, Oil
Tank anil other goods, etc.
Sa'* positive.
THE VA1 ?BNTINE AUCTION CO.
.-?-.:
flurtien ?dlco, JFttttitc Davs
Casselman Co.,
Kcal Estate and General Auctioneers, I
HI1& East Main St.. Itlchmond, Va. 1
- !
JAMES RIVER ESTATE?HARDENS
ON THE JAM BS (CHARLES CITY
COUNTY), SIXTEEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND.
SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -1, 1912,
! at II A. M.,
on the premises of one or the most
beautiful estates In Virginia, contain?
ing 600 acres?520 acre.; cleared; ISO
ready for the plow; ?.? acres In wood.'
High, rolling, .. u :: fully waur .d land, j
with easy .-.ices, by road and r'ver:
1V4 miles fronting on t:i ? magnificent
James Rrver, at Hardens Wharf, with I
large permanent pier. Two lines run-1
; nlng dally; steamers bringing a large
revenue to the estate. The place Is !
well fenced ami bus beautiful orchard.'
. A comfortable colonial dwelling house,
I with all necessary outbuildings and1
'tenant houses. Flno fishing and shoot?
ing; In delightful neighborhood. This
la a beautiful home, a line farm, and
? contains splendid building sites. olTnr- !
lng an opportunity for a paying spec- '
ulatlon. Sale positive.
I Parties corning to n.-ile take the Vir?
ginia Navigation Company's steamer
j Pocahontas. at Richmond. Vs., 6:30
A. If., "Wednesday, April 24. to Hardens
Wharf, and a boat will get them back
to the city after tho sale.
Furth?r particulars from
CASSELMAN &. CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1018 East Main Street.
By N. W. Bowe, & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 5 1 3 North
Eleventh Street
At Auction
We wt'.l sell by public auction, on
\ the pr.-mls-.-s. on
j WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1913,
at 6.00 O'clock P. M..
' the tenement above mentioned. This
lb a good seven-room house, with oath,
I etc.; Is a good renter, and would make
! a nicj investment or pleasant aome.
? TERMS. Easy, and announced at sale.
N. W. BOWE & SON.
By E. A. Cat!in -t Co.,
No. 16 North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
COTTAGE AND ABOUT TWO ACHES
OF LAND, SITUATED LN THE PLAN
OF 'ROBIN PARK.," ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE
SEVEN PINKd TROLLEY LINE.
In execution of a cs.-ta.ln .deed ot
trust to me, dated April 39th, 1011, and
recorded in the clerk's olllce of Hearlco
county, in Heed Hook l?l-A. page 164,
default having been mad ? In the pay?
ment ol a certain uuu- therein secured,
and being requested to du so by all
the parties In Interest., 1 will, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26TH,
at t> o'clock P. M.,
on the premises, sell the lot. with the
cottage thereon Situated, at the south?
west coiner of Barker AVihue and l'me
Street, in the plan of "Robin Park.
The lot lies beautifully and ironts ISO
feet on Barker Avenue, and extends
back bltweeh parallel lines 4'.uj feet.
This property Is peculiarly suited f.-r
poultry raising, as there is abundant
sn.ide. which Is very essential to this
business.
By consent, terms will be nude very
attractive.
E. A. CATLIN,
Trust ;c.
Wm. B. Plzzlnl Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
723 East Main Si reel.
AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
WEST SIDE OF OAKWOOD AVE?
NUE. NEAR THE CORNER OF
T Hl RT V- FO U1 :T 11 STR BET.
Thiso lota have a depth a.' HIS feet
to an alley, and front together Si feet
on Oakwood Avenue.
Also 124 feet on <} Street, between
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Streets.
Those lots nave ail city convenience*,
> .?, . r. water and gas), and also arc lo?
tted on the street oar line, giving a
minute schedule to all parts of the
city.
Till? section of Richmond is Improv?
ing as rapidly as any other section of
ttie city, ami homeseekors or Investors
will And it profitable to attend this
sal*. Those buying lots and desiring
to build, can procure the money with?
out trouble from the auctioneers, on
the most advantageous terms. Small
cnsii payments and long time, if de?
sired.
SALE THURSDAY. APRIL 2S, 1912,
at 4:30 P. M.
WM. B. PIZZIN1 CO.,
Auctioneers.
By Edward SI Rose Company
n nd
Ruflln & Sloan.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Nos.10 and 12 North
Linden Street
ON THURSDAY. APRIL 2r>, 1913,
at 5 o'clock P, M..
To cloro an estate, we will offer the
above proporty on the premises. Tita
Improvements oonsist of two brick
dwellings on tho west side Of Linden
Street, between Main Street and Floyd
Avenue, having six rooms each. Tho
property Is In excellent condition. Is
In a veny doslrobio neighborhood, con?
venient to the cars, und Will make at?
tractive homos or a first-class invest?
ment, ns they ors under rental at a
ligure that will pay nicely on tho price'
expected.
Any one wishing to bid on on* or
hoth of these dwellings can do so, as
they will be Offered singly and to?
gether.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EDWARD S ROSE COMPANY,
and
RUFFIN & SLOAN.
Auctioneers.
Auction fealetf, .future Dag?
fiy A. J. Ghownlng Company?"
R-)al Estate Agent? und Auctioneers..
COURT sale
OK
TWO SPLENDID LOTS OF LAND, ONE >
OF THBM FRONTING ON 1MB
BEAUTIFUL BATTLE ABBEY BITE
AND THE OTHER ONE SITUATED
ON A DELIGHTFUL CORNER.
In execution of a decree of the Rich-!
noind Chancery Court, entarod on tho
iT.th. day of April. 1913, In the milt Of I
Delia B, Hooker, trustee, etc.. vs. L O. I
Hooker and others. I will, as npcclal
commissioner thereby appointed Pell ,
by auction, upon the respective prom
Ises, on
THURSDAY. APRII, 25, 1912.
at 6:00 o'clock P. M..
two certain lots Of land; one lot fr'int- !
ing ,">?; feet ant! '.' Inches on the north- i
tin llnu of Stuart Avenue, at the
northeast corner of Stuart Avenue and!
West Street, and extending back with-|
In parallel Unus 12G fe.et and o Inches, I
and the other lot fronting 30 feet on J
the west lino of Sheppard Street, be-|
tween Stuart and Kensington Avenues, j
and extending back within parallel
lines 110 (feet to an alley id feet wide, j
TERMS: One-third In cash; balance'
in tiu m equal Instalments at six, |
Uvelvo and eighteen months, for nego-?
::.i do note., interest lidded, and title;
retained until all the purchase money,
paid and a conveyance ordered by;
the court; or all cash, at tho option
Of tho purchaser.
sni. CUTOHIN8.
Special Commissioner, j
I hereby certify that the bond re- J
quired of the special commissioner In !
tho above d >cre? hns been duly given.
CHAS. O, SAVIULK,
_Clerk.
It. B. Chaflln ?; Co.. Inc.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OP Tin-;
SAMUELS Pf.ACE.
a nice lltili' su urban home on the
New Market Roud, a>o~Ut thrco mllua
trum the city of Richmond.
Acting under decree of the Circuit
i Court of Henrlco county In the cause'
! of L. H. Kemp. Committee of T. H.j
Samuels vs. T. II. Samuols et als, en?
tered on the 0tti day of April, lUl'j,
tho undersigned special commissioners
appointed for the purpose, will soil, by
public auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL. 25. 1912.
at 4:30 P. M..
the house recently occupied by T. H.
Samuels, asd which Is described In said
decree aa follows: "Lots 63 and S4 ns
j laid down on a plat made by James T.
Redd & Son. Surveyors, and known as
I Capital View." This Is an attractive
I little home with four-room dwelling,
I stable and barn, chicken house, nice
I young orchard and other conveniences.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance In
; equal payments at one and two years
from date of sale; negotiable notes to
i l'o given for deferred purchase money
I and Interest, and title retained until
' same have been paid ar.d conveyance
ordered by the court.
C. R SANDS.
\V M, JUSTIS, JR..
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the commls
sioser? in the above cause has been
duly given. E. R. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
By Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
AUCTION SALE
or
No. 201
N. Sycamore
Street
ON THURSDAY. APRH, 25. 1912,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M..
en the premises, w? will offer theabovs
property. The Improvements consist of
a well arranged six-room brick house,
with largo bath and pantry, front porch
and two rear porches, -with deep lot.
The neighborhood being of tho very
I best, we heartily recommend this for
la cozy little 'home or a very sa-'e in
, vfcstmcnt.
TERMS: Most reasonable, and an
, no'.mced at sale.
GREEN &- RR DD,
Auctioneers.
Wm. B. Piszlnl Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
723 East Main Streot.
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 121 W. Cary Street
a sir-room brick dwelling, with bath,
and
No. 412 E. Clay Street
? being a detached two-story dwelling,
with nine rooms, jxcluslve of bath and
pantry, hot and cold water, together
with a largo, detached dwelling, front?
ing on the alley. In the rear, lot being
-C.\15u feet.
Both of thes; properties are in splen?
did condition and rented to first-class
i -. early tenants, and will make most de
' Strahle homes, as well es unsurpassed
Investments, in order to close up ana
divide au '?State, we will offer them
for sale at public auction1 on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. 1912,
ns follows:
No 121 West Cary Street, at 4 o'clock
P. M,
No. 412 East Clay Street, at F. o'clock
P. M.
i TERMS: Liberal and announced at
! sale.
WM. B, PIZZINI CO..
Auctioneers.
By Green t> Redd.
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
FIFTY FEET OF LAND ON THE
EASTERN LINE OK TWENTY
EIOHTH STREET, 12fl FEET NORTH
OF O STREET, WITH A DEPTH BE
TWEBN PARALLEL LINUS OK no!
FEET TO AN ALLEY. WITH
DWELLINGS THEREON,
913 and 915
N. 28th Street
By direction of tho parties In Inter?
est, In order to closo up an estat? for
I a division, we will offer for sale, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912.
at 5:30 P. M.,
the above desorlbtd proporty.
Property In this locality, bslng con?
venient to tho cars, etc., rents readily
und pays well as nn Investment.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at
six and twelve months, or all cosh, at
the option of the purchaser.
GREEN &, REDD,
_Auctioneers.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Op?n daily from 10 \. M. to I r. M.
Admission. "5c. Free oc Saturdays
Uuction feuic?, Jrutiuc Dago
..ilk ot" large lot in rocketts,
WITH VALUABLE IiiI'ROVKtMHNTS
tubheos, and WdLUUj' FRONT?
ING ON JA-MEri u1veh.
By virtu* of a trust deed from City
Juul Compuny of Biclimond. Incorpo?
rated, to C. D. Wing 11; id and s. L.
lUlllam, as trustees, dated July 17?
1808, recorded in clerk/a oltlcc of Chan?
cery Court of city of Richmond. Va.,
ind another trust deed, dated Decem?
ber 81, 1910, froui same grantor to
lt. W, WuUtlns mow deceased), as
trustee, in whose place Bun M. llose
bro wart appointed substituted trustee,
recorded in same clerk s office, defr.uiC
having buen muilu in payment of debts
thereby secured, and as directed by u,
decree of District Court of United
States for Eastern District of Vir?
glnla, rendered March It, 1912. In
matter of city Coal Company of Rich?
mond. Incorporated, bankrupt, lu bank
? ., whose trustee m bankruptcy
is W alter Sydtior, the undersigned
tru tees will proceed to sell at publlo
auction, on the premises, on tho
10TH DAY UF MAY, 1912,
at I o'clock P. M.,
the following property in t.ie city o?
Richmond, Va., namely: AH of thai;
certain lot "i land situated in tho City
of Richmond, on the south side of,
water Street, west of Ash Street, be?
ginning at the east line of s. If.
Hawes's property, thence running east
wardly along the south side of Water
Street 1VJ feet u Inches, thonco south
-57 feet to James River, thence w qs t -
tvardly along Jamci River 1S2 feet 3
In ?? . thence northwardly to the point
leglnnlng, liaving thereon valuablo
Improvements and a wnarf trontlng on
Juntos River. This silo affords a rare
opportunity to purchase valuable prop
ert} suitable for many and vurled,
purposes.
TERMS: One-third of purchase,
money in cash, and residue in equal
payments at --Ix. twelve and eighteen
months, carrying interest from day ofi
tale, for .viilu.. negotiable notes shall
be glvt n, v iili leave to purchaser, at
his election, to pay all of thu pur?
cliase money In cat n. Sale to be re?
ported to said court and subject to Its
confirmation, and title retained until
pun base money fully paid and con?
veyance ordered by said court.
C. D. WINGEIHLD.
Trustee.
B. L. GILLIAM,
Trustee.
B. M. ROSEBRO,
Substituted Trustees.
walter SYDNOR,
Trustee.
By virtue of two certain deads o<
trust, boLn executed and delivered by.
the City Coal Company of Richmond.
Incorporated, pne thareof being dated
the 2i>th day ol April. 1910, and ot
record In the o.fllco of the clerk of the
Chancery Court o? the city of Bloh?
mond, \ .v , In D. B. 207-A, page 40,
and the other thereof being dated the
-'1st day o: December, 19U', and alBO
of record in said clerk's oltlee, in D. B.
2UU-A, page lea. default having been
made lu payment of debts therein and
thereby secured, and pursuant also to
un order of tho District Court ot tho
United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia, entered at Richmond on,
the Ulli day of March, 1912, In tha
matter of tho said City Coal Company
of Richmond. Incorporated, bankrupt,
the unddislgned, A. K. Thoma3, aq
trustee in thu first of the above men?
tioned deeds of trust, and Ben M. Rose ?
bro, as substituted trustee In the sec?
ond Ol said deeds of trust, and Walter
Sydnor, as trustee in bankruptcy ot
the estate of tho said bankrupt, will
sell at public auction, on the premises,
on
wedne3day, the 15th DAY OF,
MAY. 1912, at 5 o'CLOCK P. M..
the real estate described is follows,
viz: All those two certain pieces or
parcels of land, containing two-thirds
of an acre, more or less tand desig?
nated as lot No. 1 and lot No. 2 on tho
plat hereinafter referred to), with tho
improvements thereon, lying and being
situated lu the said city of Richmond,
Va.. lot No. 1 frojuing 12 feet on tha
north line of Mooro Street, between
Gllmer and "Dak Streets, and extending
back northwardly between parallel
lines to the southern line of lot No. 2,
affoiding a 12 foot entrai.-'a or drive?
way to said last mentioned lot; and
lot No. 2 lies In the rear of said lot
No. 1, as well aa In the rear of what
Is known as the "Old African Church,"
and extends back to Bacon Street,
being the same two lots or parcels of
land conveyed to the said City Coal
Company of Richmond, Incorporated,
by Ellington-Guy Timber Co., Inc., by
deed dated the lifith April, 1910, and,
of record lu said clerk's olllce, in D. B.
207-B, page 147, to which said deed
and to the plat recorded therowlth,
special reference la hereby made for .t
more particular description of tha
metes und bounds of said real estate.
TERMS: one-third of tho purchase
money to bu paid in cash, and the roal
due in equal payments of six, twolvo
and eighteen months, carrying Interest
from the day of sale, for which nego?
tiable notes shall bo given, with leave
to the purchaser, at his election, to
pay all of the purchase money In cash;
the sale hereunder to bo reported to
said United States court. In said mat?
ter, und ahajl be subject to the ap?
proval and contlrniaiion thdreof, and
the tltlu shall not puss to the purchas?
er until all of the purchase money:
shall have been paid and a convey
auce ordered by said court.
A, K. THOMAS.
BEN M, ROSEBRO,
WALTER SYDNOR.
Trustees as Aforesaid.
By virtue of two certain deeds ot
tru^t, both executed and delivered by
tho City Coal Company of Richmond,
Incorporated, one thereof being dated
tiie 30th day uf April, 1910, and of
record in the olllce of the clerk of tho
Chancery Court ot the city of Rich?
mond, Va., in D. B. 207-A, page 35,
and the other thereof being dated tho
^ist day of December, 1910, and alsoi
of record In said clerk's office In D. B.
209-A, page 4<i3, default having been
made in payment of debts therein and
thereby secured, and pursuant also to
an order of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia, duiered at Richmond on.
the 14th day of March. 1912, In tho
matter of the said City Coal Company
of Richmond, Incorporated, bankrupt,
the undersigned. Irma Lambert Ter?
rell, as trustee in the llrst ot the
above mentioned deeds of trust, and
Hen M. Rosebro, as substituted trus?
tee In tlie second of said deeds of
trust, and Walter Sydnor, as trustoo
In bankruptcy of tho estate of tho said
bankrupt, will sell at public auction,
on tiie premises, on
WEDNESDAY THE 15TH DAY OF
MAY. HI 12, AT 5 o'CLOCK P. M .
tho real estate described as follows,
viz:
All that certain lot of land lying and
being In tho city of Richmond, with all
Improvements thorcyon and appurte?
nances thereto belonging, on the north?
ern line "f Moore Striet, two hundred
and seventy-five i'-'75) feat east of Oak
Street, moro or less, and fronting on
said Moore Street one hundred and
twenty-nine (129) ion six (G) Inches,
and extending back northwardly to
Bacon's yuurter Branch three hun?
dred ami seventy-seven (477) feat elg'at
(3) Inches on the eastern line, morj
or less, and about three hundred and
forty (340) feet on the western line,
being the same property conveyed to
the City Coal Company of Richmond,
Incorporated, by William A. Lambert
and others by deed dnted April 30,
1910. and duly recorded In tho clerk's
otllco of the Richmond Chancery Court
In D. B. 207-A, page S5.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase
monsy to be paid in cash, and tho resi?
dua in equal payments of six, twelve
and eighteen months, carrying Inter?
est irom the day of said, for which
negotiable notes shall be given, with
leave to tho purchaser, at his election,
to pay all of tho puyhase muney Ire
cash; the sale hereunder to be reported
to said United Statos court, in said,
mutter, and shall he subject to the.
approval and confirmation thareof, and
tho title shall not pass to tho pur-?
chaser until all o.' the purchase money,
sh ill have been paid and a conveyance
ordered by said court
IRMA LAMBERT TERRELL
BEN M. ROSE BRO.
WALTER SYDNOR.
Trustees as Aforesaid.