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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04
THURSDAY MORNING AT 1890,

and 10 be continued on FRIDAY at Same hour.
This sale will consist Of
10 PARLOR SUITS, in Plush. Brocatelle, and
Uair-Clo.h:
10 BEDROOM SUITS, In Walnut, Oak, Ash,
and Poplar In three and ten pieces:
EXT2A-FINE PIER-MIkROR5 and ono
LARGE MAETEL-MIRkOR;
100 FINE ENGRAVtNGS. In silk, Walnut, and
White and Gold Frames
WALNUT, OAK, aud POPLAR WAEDROBES:
EXTENSlON-TABLES in Walnut, Oak. and
Ash-tOur, eight, and ten feet;
VERY FINE ENGLISH UPRIGHT PIANO:
1CHICKgRING SQUARE PIANO:
20 HAfR-MATrREoSES and 40 HUSk COTTON
sEXTRA-FINE BED-LoUNGSs, in Carpet and
Plush;
10 LOUNGES, In Plush;
90 WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS;
2lSrEP-LADDERS-fOu TO ten feet;
MARBLE-IOP CENTRE-TABLES;
10 FINE REFRlGERAIOKS. In Walnut, Oak,
and Ash, -
And great deal moro useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE too numerous 10 mention.
Ladies' specially invited 20 attend this sale, as
the goods must DO sold.
Tunntclife g. Co.,
te4.lt Auctioneers.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE
sALg we Will sell BY auction the property
attaining, consisting Of LOT "a 3-lgx9s feet, Win
RlxBgK,sHoP and CIGAR STORE. Nos lis
and all. thereon.
sTpsET aud in tbs very CENTRE OF The
? sIIsiSEss PORTION OF 1T. should attract The
.'tsntIou Of al seeking good Investments, and
esnecially those preterrtng BR0AD-srEEkr
s STORE PROPERTY;
TENS; Easy. and announced q sale.
GsokGka vASHON d SON.
tel&l&td Aucgtonsers.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO hA.L'
~ WY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUSGai91

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JJa--i '''"
LEAys RIcun0Nn
$40 An. "iimlted daily i0r Oi = ~
Norfolk. Char CL l.
On Point
ii:3o A. N. trlress, daily i9f ''l
man -.ecpigg tsr "a
suptur, AMI Pullman s.. tD.f .-t'
lO.t .ViIle o. Cincinnati. ..
$50 P. II. t1press daiiy 10 "ii ~. o.
mai 90 CID 20 nt
500 P. NJ Accommoiaiioa' except '-''
30 uwsli. ....,
sis r. n. Tne r. r. s. Limited ia'y f-.t'
sleoplng car Ola Point b .a n''
S1ii vestibuls tain. sit. l.-ias =
ans lullmaus Charlotte ''lif
c.uuaI ali Pullma IA % -e.l''."
rFAts, ANRrYh A. N.thfINN. ,
7l5 A. N. ami ~ p. y. daily f.o lin
72S p. N. daily, except slrlat' f'H III.
ii.gO A. N. ami .:i3 H.. ". daiy lriu 'o+'''N
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CWEEr CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
.rrFnUANy COUNTY VA,

celebrated for It's beslth-rostorng qualities ana
tho sociabllity Of its guests. Dehghtiuliy 10
Gated ia O beautiful mountain valley. All con-
yen,ences Cuisine and service OF toe oes!
Picturesqns drive Of a few miles from rhilrcad
station. opens JUNE l5rn. Reduced terms
ST. for nsmnhlet. JOHN KELLY,
90 4, o,. Proprietor.
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LEAyx 4icls-,a
200 A. n. daily for tya.l1-fi' ~'A.Ds ''' -
Chiffon Forge .s.,t., s.s1.
40 z. N. Tor Lyn-nolff rA.'s Los
inK car hr Lynfh ''s -
80. yrcatlrs ait A r. -
Lrxingt1l aul I.i,'a atN
TRAINS AgKlYE Al ~.
40 p. NJ. daily ~ go clifton foi,' r,f,.
ESQ A. NJ. sxcepl sunday -.
LsxiaSs1u, Aa4 Lr.
station. EiglEh ana Cana. erffyg.
Genera tos.efs 49,
CIV. srsvESs. General sgpsra -'-''-@
RICHMOND. FREDERIchS5Do,,
IL AND POTOMAC kAILRJAD s---,.-l
commencing APRIL ~, is-s-- ts.e'A
VINE. AL.
..saA NJ. leaves Byrt-srss, sssl "a M.
slops onlv .. Ashland, 1'.1' t.,sg
ford. aci Fred RS, ..,'..,,s
Whitewater s.sepef -
~ go "a. sS 49, s,ress ,aaoa i,5 ~
ii''' No ,xsen. suaiAy larl0s Ca
mOad TO wash ns.ol- 1870. IA
s4sP. N. leave. BYri.,Ussi -'aA)a
Sisere~ ht,. r 0ad " Ne@ 20 ,,
ga. N .~rtv.a a. Byri street. 1lsu)l JAZZ
sleepes irOn New TORI 49, ~
s.asp n .rri,a. AZ Byni-SRsel siAllA 90
.,,n. AZ frsieuctso3fS -
Antn S8l. AMI tliA1 -. ~. "a
W.saiastoa aud Nos fosL
ssop a. BOA -, .,,.ioa Ia.
sxseos suadaI faglos "a
ingloa 10 Kicnmon1
AsHlASO faAiNA
pAnx xxcsrF svSoArk $3.50,
ara n leaves gibA Arrive, 81 A''''''
5:ss A. n. ,.-,- s,fss
.oap NJ scoonmoistioa leaves sJ'a
S"' sIspoa. arrives 81 Aasisai a., =
s.s1Y NJ lesyes gibx arrives ~ A''''
s:GFN. s,.oaa.,p
s4,A n arrives s'oA l'" ~.
suA n accom- noiAtios arrives a.
Stree. sssuoa. issses AsA'sA4
.sr Y .rri ~ a nss leaves AsaiAAi "
6. A. TAYLOR TRADE ssass"
ri d nyssS 0sasrAl sapssiass Aasss
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THE STATE UNIVERSITY
oosug Well. Though 1t Is Much Cramped
for Funds.

Tor
acorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dispsscn.'
RALEIGH, n. c., June 3. 1890
This morning a special excursion tralh
left here for Tarboro' with thousand per-
SONS on board. The excursion was gwen
BY the Sunday school Of the Baptist iao-
ernacle.
The Board of Visitors 10 the State Uni,
versity will report tomorrow the result OF
Ns yery careful examination made last
week. Your correspondent to-day inter-
viewed Major s. NJ. Finger, state Superln-
tendept of Public Instruction. who IS on
the board. Major Finger said the lmpTres-
sion made as to work done was good. Inc
work is efficient and there IS an excel,eht
corns of professors-men of vigor and IN
tellect. who are devoting themselves TO
their duties. Money is greatly needed by
the University for the repair ana mamie
nance Of the buildings, some OF winch are
very old.
MONTY NEEDED.
Az least S1O. 900 is necessary for repairs
and for a water supply and system OF sewer
Ace in accordance with modern IDEAS III
was hoped that some additions to the
faculty could be made; but the means VIII
not permit this. The catalogue shows
about 200 students IN attendance. Inc
members of the beard were particularly
pleased with the general atmosphere OF
study. and also with the air of sobriety.
The University is doing well, cramped as 1t
is in regard to funds. Efforts will be
earnestly made TO induce the next Legs
lature TO aid 1t more literally.
The following have graduated at the
Peabody Normal College. Nashville, Tenn,
at toe term just closed, being students
from North Carolina j. T.. j. warren, b.
A., Rosedale: w. i. Davis, Boonville; ). X.
johnson. jackson Hill J. T. Paris, States
villo Mary Fl. Smith, licentiate OF lnstruc-
finn Scotland Neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

simmons Lsser Regulator cures general
deLlliiy and viii give you new lease on life.
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DEPARTURe Ov svEAHEEs.
DHILADELPHIA. RIO H. 4fEsk
s.Sz1fs1ts
hoND AID NORFOLK
IlEAMsnl.' CoAPASE.

Appointed sailing day. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al IAN. and every SUNDAY Al
q A. n.
Frelghtfor Tuesdays and Frifays steamer,
rs,eiyed Ill il3j A. 81. for sunday steam y
un5P. -. Saturdays Freight resolved daily III
5 p. NJ
Fare, s.
FOR further information apply -
j. WsMcC ARRtCK,
General scgghern Agent, once RockesA
W. 4. CLYDE & Co.
7ol General Agents PBilsjslphtA
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RAILROAD Lyars
"a ~ EE Ig; zTzE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArfz

"A ~ zEE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN par,
~ FOAD I~
sCHkDULg IN KgeECr NAV, ,s,.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO sOsvf,h
LYHcHBCKa AND
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD STREET s-.,,,..-
S4oA. N. Daily. via Petersourr Ala, NJ, iiVt
Sono,s Lhro.gh kxpresl-A ~. I.
norfolk iR.Ib T.. n. ( 90. oe,, -
ersblrg ana sufoih. A '.esf'.
hsin, leaving PetersLary AZ ~, pa
Y. and arriving ., Sorf,7f Al d ~ -
etops ~ al stations r. ",
w A. y. DAILY, vh PetsrDurf ARR.
fs.ofsonfz DIS Az No
Peisrsoars ilaj A. ". ior -
VIE. aynchbnrs. snd al pola.. So. -
SIS p. ~ Daily. Us pessr,oa-.. ar,,.
tersDurg {; , =. d.: isara PET, -
80 =. n. dshy srriv,az \ .,,...l
ii;ao ?. u Daily, VIA Pesenbar. Ar-,, -.
Poiers0urg l('J; g.. 4. nD-s,.,.
win rrAa 70 T. lesVinr Psts,. Z
al 9l0 A. NJ Tor Farngi. ~
so ssg a 49, .s.r al a. 3gsA
ll90 A. ". DAILY, rid bgrkoylUe, ior F.-....
Lyn hourg' iae so4sa. alaso,. so
PULLMAN sLERPiNG-CAa Acc0Fg.,,
rONs
No. iIs.esping-csr from poisrs5lry n H..
Without change leaving lcg.rsllrg ~. -
lao \. NJ. All LyncnOars 10 Aemptr. -.
ous change -
No 3-Lyochburz " lcne All g,,.,,.
Memphis without caGngA
Tickets, paSgsge-check& All a. u'1r-...-
csn 10 oOtsiRod at Richmond sni ps..,'- a
railroad depot ~ ". otrDer. lJJ ra'r...t
and a. ne Company Oace, vi eA.l gsi......N
Il. b.. o.. I...
fa's a..r
". r. LsNfL
Geners. fassel AE.,.
CBlELgs u. EDDY Yce-fr.s
General ol5cs RoanokA Va -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-04

By THOMPSON BROWN co.. Real Estate Agents and Auconee
Il1s MAIN STREET.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Property Fronting on the Boulevard.
Bef7Oyeu Park avyuue and Broad street,
SUBDIVISION OF 80 ACRES--5,OOO FEET
FRONTAGE
NrERsECrED BY FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS AVENUE
AND BROAD STREET.
TN FULL VIEW OF LEE MONUMENT.
THE LARGEST COMMISSIONERS SALE EVER OFFERED
IN CITY.
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
"''P January 81 1884,
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By siqt the S6qyS Fso the o
THURSDAY, JUNE ;, 1890,

NJ being Of
Franklin
future almost
prepared for
% Dr
and h auc
so, the
anu
{. CO,
AND
Of special
the n
NV "U"'7 my nun" ~ ~ wADDLI, Deputy Clerk
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PErgasBC 20 PAffyo,,
TlhE-rABLG
Commencing SUNDAY. tay %. i0l a. M
NJ. usins on this rOsi eili rIa - D .9sa
TRAINS sOUiHNAkD
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DICHMOND AND DANHiLLG
La RAILROAD
SCHEDULE Is EFfkCr tTR'L o. ...
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 49,:


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 49,:
asoA II. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. ds.r ...
ian-n, Augusta, 8ni pYiuis
us,fs a Dresrsbor1 Or .4. a..i
ha'sigh; ~ Salisbury hI N.-.l
\ I'D Carolina Iasff gore .I 'als
rlseper al . T.. 81. l.r..s4t.s.. TO
from Daayllo ~'I-T.
s:aO A. NJ AttO4MODhiiDN, faiT rf
Sul.ly, O. GioFsf. "a. l.+ ....-
mediate po.nis.
If.O0 N. NfrGIsIAAsD NOrIN CARO-. "a
EXrREss. daily, through rh'-
IA gA rfI kny-yille. tlur rel
Burkryulr Nlth Norfolk and ID ..t "a
la.ifogi llr FSrmyllr. Ign ...
ant points Wrs.. 90 h"ysg -
'iarfsUiic. OLiogi, uenfory.. "a
Durham.
1901. N. FAaI MAIL, daily. for Ataes. Al.
g4sta, and points south. Come go
Ao.elsy's ,uncIOl aila r4HYf
and FOWha'Fn rhiIr0if o.. r.e-~
L.ro' tor phrnim A.i ...l.l
Salisbury tor Wo.,. N.r. o.
lima. through s.ua. .' .r.u tal'
Vile South.
COOP. NJ. LOCAL, dauy. ex.'p' >.4lif 49,
Amelia Courthouse Obj .-. 1901. .'As
pCiIts,
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RAILROAD LfSEA

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
III PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE station,
Twenty-sixth and streets. Elecu-5-cers con-
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHNOND.

81 Si9 a. q ~ From Atlanta ana AasaiA
s.5 A. NJ. from Amelia Iour.44lsA
40 =. ". From ka.oigu.
5.a5 T. NJ. At Znucnca.er. IRON ,iJF1r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18
SHE IS AGAIN LOCKED UP.
Mrs. Vandergrift Charged With Chicken
Theft-Her Son is Ill.

Mrs. Carrie E. Vandergrift who was release d
from Mount Holly, NJ, Jail on Friday under
$4,000 bail, pending the action of the supreme
court on the charge Of attempting to poison her
son, is again entangled in the meshes OF the
law.
Last evening a neighbor, John B. Keller,
made complaint before Alderman Baker charg-
Ing her with breaking and entering his chicken
coop and carrying off number of his fowls.
Mrs.Vandergrift was arralgned and appeared
In the alderman's court with one of the dis
puted fowls in her arms. She claims that they
are her property and strayed away during her
Imprisonment The alderman required 5000
bail for further hearing Wednesday. Her
son. Frank c. Norman, who rapidly recovered
his health while his mother in Jail is again
Ill. and was unable to appear at the bearing last
night. People are again excited over the cir
cumstance. and connect her return home with
Franks unexpIainable relapse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18
CHiNAMEN LAND IN AMERICA
The Exclusion Act Does Not Succeed in
Keeping Out the CelestiaIs.

Even though the exclusion act is supposed TO
be in force, San Francisco is receiving regu-
lar supply of residents from China. The
Oceanic arrived in port Sunday from Hong
Kong with 154 Chinese in the steerage
OF this number 12l, including six females,
desire to take up their residence in the city,
three are in transit to Honolulu. eleven to
Panama and nineteen to Havana. Nine have
already been landed on custom house certifi
Gates and ffty-fve others have certificates of
different kinds, leaving fiftyfour, including the
women, who intend to work the underground
route. They will eventually get ashore through
the aid Of slave dealers. OF the six females on
the Oceanic four are reported in the official
passenger list as on their way to join their hus-
bands. One is girl with her mother and one
is woman with her husband. OF the lis
males, all with the exception of one, who is
designated as druggist. are ''grocers," and
all those for Honolulu, Panama and Havana are
similarly designated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

A NcHoR LINE W., ,,xDDrss .rn,,
LlNElPOOL MA QUEENSTOWN
Steamship CITY or hOMk irom New York
July a. August s3. sept. 20, October rs
Saloon. S0O 10 500. SecOnd-clAss $50 aud s36
GLASGOW sEkhlCk-
Steamers Every saturday from New York 70
OLAsGOM AND LONDONDERRY.
Chbin assage 20 Glasgow Londonderry,
ESQ and eco hecond-ciHss. ESQ.
SieerAee Passage. either service, s.O.
Saloon ExcursiUn Tickets at Reduced lsates
1raNeiers' Circular Letters Of Credit aud Drafts
Tor any amount issued at lowest current rut.s
For BOOKS Of i91rs Tickets ca further ntorin4tioo
Apply 20 HENDERSON BhO1 HEhS, New York. or
o. ". MOSS 3.l lem ave. Nv. Washington
ml9 :Sm
CUNARD IISE-sTATE ROOMS CAN De RE.
Sserved AZ The Washington agency; hrst-class
cOnlIooAtons rom SOO NJ. second class, s35 aud
S4U; steerase. go CHAS 4. DC BOls a Co..
bankers. sOie Agents, o3i ct NV. ni2.b-:,In
HAMBUEo AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
EXPRESS SERVICE between NEW YORK SOUTH.
AMPTON and HAMBURG by the magnificent new
twin-screw sVeamers OF $4,000 tolls And LOO -
do.oOO horse power, THIS LINE HOLDS iHE
ktSUhD FOR FASTEST TRIPS 10 AND flOh
SOUTHAMPTON AND THE CONTINENT. equal 10
SIX DAYS Two hours 10 Queenstown. steamers
unexcelled for safety. speed aud comfort Through
jackets to London and Paris Apply % npoop
mhI2-wss4m s2s Penn ave. v ashinsrtOn.
N oRDDEUTscHEn LLOYD SIS CO..
IN baltimore 10 Bremen direct
Karlsruhe new. o.ooo tons Them asoo seA
SSTs:dss: ssOo ssT@.nn--
splendid accommodation good tsile. Rates iron
s6O 10 400. according 20 location Of rooms
mb2e-3m s25 Paw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18
VICTIMS OF THEIR OWN TERROR.
Paralyzed by Fear Two Boys Are
Killed by an Engine.

Two victims of their own terror met fear
full death Sunday afternoon in full view Of
the promenaders in the Lake Front Park,
Chicago. Otto and Herman Bert, aged twelve
and fifteen, were the two unfortunates They
had left the park and were crossing the net
work of railway tracks skirting the edge of
Lake Michigan. when an inbound passenger
train coming at headlong speed attracted sud-
denly the attention of both Of the lads. Both
boys hesitated as to whether they should turn
back or continue on their way. The longer
they waited the more undecided apparently
they became.
The engineer, recognizing the boys peril,
blew has whistle a terrific blast This instead
Of warning the two brothers seemed to only
add to their fright and each stood to all APP
pearances literally unable to move. The train
struck and killed them instantly. Herman's
body. smashed to pulp. assembled high in the
air, while Otto's was ground under the wheels,
the head rolling aside as though off from a
gulllOtlne. 1t was some moments before the
throng of pleasure-seekers. equally SPELL
bound with the little victims, recovered suf-
hcIently to aid in gathering the remains
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II IcnMoNp AND pANNIEIE RAILRoAp 90.

u edmond AND DANSILLE RAILROAD co.
~ Schedule ia effect MAY ] I, 1880.
ton, 0ordonsSllle- Charlottesville, LgucLbUrg aud
Stations between Alexandra aud IAnchbur- Roam
S,,,,I'i prrisaol, hhOhNNlns, ChatiaYtsa aud
liza atn.-fHst Mali daily tulI,eper. Thar
iottesvllle stations ohesaPeAke sud Ohio Route.
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount DanNllle and sta tiUiIr be
tween IL uchburg aud DAuyIe. Greensboro, kAlelgh
AsheNne, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta
Birmingham, Montgomery. New orleans. Texas aud
and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta TO New Orleans PULL
man Sleeper DanNlIle 10 Columbia and Augusta Pull
Route.
$40 p.m.--Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas
StrasburE and intermediate stations
4;3o p.ln.-Dally Via Lynchburl, Bristol aud Chat
thnoosa Pullman Nestlbule SleeIers Washington 10
Memphis CONNECTING thence for all Arkansas p0luts
ll:lO p.m-hestern Express daily for MauassaS
Pullman kesiibCls Train Washington 20 CIncinu.tL
Win Pullman Sleeper for Louisville.
DsnNil!e. Raleigh. AsheyiIle Charlotte, COLUMBIA.
augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery. New Orleans. lcNAs
hhd CaIilofnla Pullman Nestnule Car Washington IL
New orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. pullman
Sl-eIer Washington 10 Brminlh ham, Ala, via Atlanta
and Georena PACING Halfway, and Pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 Asheville and lIOt SprIlgs y a. VIA
sallsDury. Also Washington 10 Augusta via DAnyills
on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
and 40 D. m. daily arrive Round Hil IL 80 am
% D. m. and 10 returning leave Houud HiI
wv ~. anu 10 PIN. daily aud l2:2O pm daily
except SUNDAY, arriving Washington 80 and
800 p.nI anu q 80 pm.
through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
vile aid Lynchbure arrive IA Washington q 3 ul
aud 10 pm; VIA last ennessee Bristol ana Lynch
burg nj 80 and 800 q. m. ClIesAit ale aud
Ono route and Charlottesville at . AZ pm. and 10
Tickets sleeping car reservation AID information
furnished and baggage checked Office. 1900 Penn
syrania ave-, and al passenger station. fenisylSanis
myIO JAS. l. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Agent
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leaguers. He will play right field temporarily.

leaguers. He will play right field temporarily.
Manager Joe Simmons showed his good judy
ment yesterday in sending Third Baseman
Newell from the field at the beginning of the
latter half of the fifth inning Newell was on
the bench. when a colored boy made a remark
that he did not like. Chasing the boy up the
incline of the bleaching boards he jumped the
the lot finally throwing stone at him. When
he returned Manager Simmons talked quietly
to him, but Newell lost his temper again and
grew so impudent that Simmons sent bim ont
Of the park. Carl took his place az third and
Williams went inter center field.
Warrants were issued yesterday afternoon for
the players of the Easton Base Ball Club for
playing game last Sunday. Last night the
business manager pleaded guilty for the club
and paid the fine and costs to the amount Of
S45.06.
The Atlantic race is now as follows:
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CHARLES w. HANDY,
~ Real Estate Broker,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
SOUTHEAST, OPPOSITE UNITED STATES
JERSEY ~-~''

E sf fE 81 E yAW snEErf
G3 nSFy s .WS BEING HOUSE No. 2ls NEW
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated the
fs4 DAY i Of 68staher 1ss and recorded in Liber
s 81 ns &en Of the P t
parties secured thereby will sell public auction
IF June "a b @ a.
1--WE O'CLOCK PM. the following described real es-
Columbia to wit Parts lots 80 snd soar q
IN nGasrf for and ninety s6s Be
he south line Of an alley twenty FIVE I've
inches from the southeast corner Of said alley and run
ming with the line of said alley twenty 9) feet
feet wide thence with the line OF the ast-rentoned
alley due south eighteen us) feet, thence due east
teen !isl feet TO place OF BEGINNING and beginning
for said part Of lot four a. It pont the east
n In FEET distant from the dividing line between
eghtSsix cse' feet six o. inches from the sonthWest
corner Of said square and running at right angles to
90 WIDE laid out by DAME. Carroll in his sub
dxsiHn OF said lot four thence with the ue of
risht ANGLES TO said avenue and which line
said; said avenue two hundred and sixty-two feet six
.1a e with the said line about one hundred
said avenue and thence with the line Of Of
said avenne northwaIdly twenty-four C24l feet to
sey avenue Of said part Of lot tour G By the eptk Of
hity-tyo t52I feet being in aleyway common TO the
Der b. So, folio - ct seq with the Improvement
brick dwelling house.
Tern.s of sale One third of purchase money to be
PAL III CASH ana residue III two equal payments in
one ana Two years, with interest at per cent per
ahnun, Tor which purchaser is to give promlssory
M secured by deed Of trust on the property Sold
or al cash. at option of the purchaser. II terms of
sale are not complied with ten 90, days from the
aa Vi sale the trustees the right resell
risk and cost of defaultinx purchaser. deposit of
.oO REQUIRED at time OF sale AL cost of Conveyance
ing at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES W. HANDY, r-..
G. A. JAMES, ( irustees.
RADCLIFFE, DARR IL CO., Aucta jell .dSds
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Xifginfa Meat Project

A meeting Of cattle men was held at Staun-
ton Friday to take steps to organize a COM
pauy to conduct a large abattoir and furnish
dressed beef to Baltimore and other cities.
Gentlemen were present from Augusta Rock
bridge, Rockingham. Allegheny. Bath and
Highland counties, Virginia, and Greenbrier
and other parts Of West Virginia. 1t was esti-
mated that from forty to one hundred thou
sand head of cattle could be annually driven in
from the country surrounding Staunton. Fer
tilizers are manufactured there now from the
offal of the slaughter houses, and the tannin g
industry could also be developed A charter
authorizing a capital Of $500, 900 will be imme-
diateIv proyi6ed
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RA1CLIFFE, DARR L co. Auctioneers,
IL go Pennsylyania ave N 4

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN LIE DROIT
PARK AND KNOWN As 1913 AND 1850
LARCH STREET, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 25 AT
SIX O'CLOCK PM, we will offer for sale, at public
auction. in front of the premises
DROIT PARK,
street
No 1S4S fronts 20 feet and is a new S-room brick
hou c. with all modern improvements.
basement.
This property is in one Of the most desirable and
tnlckly settled suburban subd DIVISIONS being lust
the boundary line adjacent to the lines. ee
CANT opportunity to secure a home investment
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash balance a one
ana three years, at per cent interest from sale
on deferred payments secured BY deed of ON the
property sold, all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit of 800 required each house 81 time OF sale
II terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
the day OF sale the right reserved resell the
erty the risk and Of the detauting purchaser
or purchasers after five days advertisement some
newspaper published in Washington, d. Z. All con-
veyancing and recording at purchaser cost
iel6-d&ds RAIClIFfE, DARR A. Co Amelia
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DARR CO.. Auc,ioaecrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 1HREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. sos STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust recorded in
Lber 1872 folio 1896 of the land records of the DIS
trct OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees Will SELL
81 public auction. i'll front of the premises TUES
DAY, the TMENJY-FOURTH DAY OF June $40,
at FIVE O'CLOCK = NJ. all of lot 3D. in Oliver Cox's
iDgton, DC.
Terms OF sale: One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue in equal INSTALL
mens at one, two and three years respectively after
Gay OF sale for which notes OF purchaser. bearing
tercst III per cent able semi-annualy,
to be given and to be secured BY deed OF The
properly sod or all cash. at option OF the purchaser
slOO deposit to be paid when bid Is pied and all
terms OF sale to he complied with days from day
OF SALE or trustees the right to ell 1T risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
G. II. WILLIAMSON,
W. Il. EDMONSTON. } Trustees
je11-dSds 500 18th st w \