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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-01
NS5a9gl E,iStIo Ones

refuge % CIT and begin q look
thin end pale, the wise molhei
resorts 1t once to Scots Email
sien of Cod-livcr Oil and IIypo-
l>'osphitcs She knows ,i,ey
will take it willingly, for t ere
IS .o le, taste Of the oil q yu.
it, and / will not make t.:e.n
sick #qp their appearance
tells ting Cheering story Of re
turning health. They grow
bright, active, plump and han
cry; they cat anything now.
With babes in arms it is just
the same. Nourislmcnt! That's
the secret Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Don'tt persuaded TO accept q vnIsn:u'c.'
Sect. { Scac, NY. All Druggists. 5cc. ana s.,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-01
VARIOUS NOTES..
Dainty Sunshades = beautiful Muslin OF
Every Design.

Parasols arc moro elegant and luxurious
than ever. Some arc in MORE, trimmed
with deep points of old guipurc; others are
covered with lounces of mousselinc dc
sole; still others are of cropon plisse, with
bands of insertion. All have bows of rib
bon Mt tho top md handle. The handles
themselves are of wood cnamcled tho color
of the umbrella.
Very small crowns are seen on many of
tho summer hats and bonncts, and great
pains are taken not to conceal them by the
trimming. There Is n novel fancy also
for extending the brim by plating of lace
carried all around the edge.
The printed muslins are lovely this year
Most of them have floral patterns, but these
are large or small, scattered or running, so
that every taste may be pleased.
Cotton duck is really more useful than
linen. although it is not so expensive, for
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-01

ALICE VARYUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Chestnut nlly. by salvator-Lydia:

| Chestnut niiy. by Salva'or-Lydia;
W. Waltcrs..............-.. w
Chestnut colt. by Sslvator-Mabel, H.
| NcCarrcn .....................'.... wv
Brown Ally, by Sir Modred-Me-
! mento: }. Mackey. wv
| Brown oily. by Fresno-Mileta; W.
| :. Hobart. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
| Bay nlly. by Salvator-Millie; ~
| WhtcOmb ..................'.'.'.' oVV
Bay colt by Observation-Disclosures;
| Oneck Stabe.................. vpp
| Bay nlly, by Maxim-Miss Clay;
| Gideon & aly........................ ""
| Brown colt. by Martcnhurst-Miss
alodred: Mr.. Hl,chcock.............. 2~
| Brown flly. by Sir Mcdred' Miss
Motl6y;.Is. X. Pitman...........,.... ~
| Chestnut colt. by Salyator-Mlss
| Noodford Matt Byrnes ............ 400
| SUCCESSFUL SALE OF TROTTERS.
Good prices we're the rule Saturday al
east Twenty-fourth street combination
sale OF tr0tters and pacers-the 'aat speed
sale Of the season. The highest prices
were realized on the twenty-three heaa
CONSIGNED by W. \ Reilly. Of Phiiadel-
rhla. the first lot offered bringing $50.
the top figure Of the sale over nfty head
were sold. at an average Of $-y'. Beio"
are some Of the best prices:
Black Lily. bl. m. 1855. by Robert NC
Gregor, dam by Dauntlcss; Hencken
a CO. ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .'''So-'
Emma. b. m. 1850. by Brishtmont. ana
Cal H., b. r.. 1889. by Hdmorino
Wilkes; T. Green, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ."
Valdinc. 2.23. tr. p, lsS> by Admins
trator-Emiy c.. by Stockbridge
Chief: j. Daily. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '''
Felix. Jr, 2.f. 1851. r. hands. breeding
unknown; j.. VI. Kenccht, ............ 90
Blossom. b. &, 1855. hy Orange Bios
som. dam an imported Thoroughbred
NJ. Ievaert, ......''..'....'.. - '''
Bob Tyler. b. T.. UaceD, lhas, by
Wilkes Boy, dam by Rescue Or
JI3gg. ...-...........s.. .'''..'''''' '''.' ~
Motto. e.2S b. 4, hy Colonel Bruce. ).
II. Mchmarth, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "V
Gray gciding, 1850. by Moody. dam by
Esmont: :. c. Gordon. .............-.. 300
Orange Boy. 2lS 81. b. r.. by Orange
Bios. om-Raco'a. Ivy Hambleion'an
10: II. j.. schwartz, .............,...... 10
Our Inspector. br. p. 1850, by General
Wilkes Maud by Governor Spraeue;
VI. Idvaert, ...+....-... ...'-'...'....' '"'
Calendar. er. T.. 1882 b. Mohawk CIT
dam b. Kirkmln: y. Layaert. ...... -
William X. %. g.. 1859. by Eiwood. dam
by Robert McGregDr; VI. Gallagher. 4lJ
Earl sumner Cr gr by Earl. 2.li Ii
Lady Blanche, ". Mcdonald, ........ go
Minnie g.. b. m. $50 by Hugh Nc
LaJghlin; NJ. Lavacrt, ................ 10
Fred McGreGor, 23J b. e.. by Robert
McGregor; J. ". BOND, .............. $50
Duko Brown, br. T.. 1870. by Mans
Geld-ROs bud, 10y Kentucky Prince:
&. MctsSer, .......... ..................' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
In the Court OF Justice John.

Justice Cgutchhsld had full Monday
docket ycaieriav. Tho following were
tho cases disposed ot by him:
Willie Carter sent T. Jail for fifteen
laya for stealing an umbrella from John
Rrsscll
Heury Williams striking Rosa Richard
son with q suck. fined $50
Joseph Morton ana Frank Duncan We're
whipped rs their pdrentc In court for
stealing q pair Of sIspenders from NJ.
Armstcad.
April Robinson, security in the sum Of
500 for twelve months Tor cutting q.
Baisoll!.
Charles Young. cursins and abusing
Diego TAYLOR. fired p 20
Lizzie Williams. abusing Matte Wa;-
klns. fined =.
4 Watkins. beating Il. NJ. Goodwin.
fined so.
Thomaa O'Gornan. nghting Ia the
street fined $3.50
Arthur Brown, rocking Lewis Brown,
lined g 20
Buck Nash. threatening 10 cut Joe
Logan. fined s25e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Bargains.
Best GFanulated Sugar, 4 i-2C. a Pound.

D.. y,,... WI. an. No. .,.,ii-, ,-,,
h'91 'i''Ie' " ''''' ''0' p7' s'''o'' V'i'e
summer arlhA)'
Clipped Beef. l5c. per pound.
Fra-h Soda crackers -c. uar hound
ra..,tr,. H.. no ,.or ,o,,nJ
o'''''' i'''', ~ - ~.
cans Table Peaches Tor Ac.
Small California Hams. Sc. per pound.
~, and Ia,4 Coff.a ase Doun1
Mo,"I '''" % 49, ''''''''
Pure Lear I.ht'' '~' peg po"l'''
New North Carolina Cut Herrngs, &c.
per dozen. or $50 per lai.-barIel
,r,, i-S.riug Er9oms. lr..
.-., t- .t
fois.'d 'vi',t' ''.' - i''t'''
Vanilla aad Co.Ien-DIlp syrup. o.c. per
gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
CROCnETT sRsESIC-LITJ..A
SrRINEs.

elevation 900 tect. opens JUNE 1. 1895
a quiet mountain resort especially
LiTiflA BATHS, which, combined with
the internal Use Of. the water. rapidly
restores brokeu-down ana overw0rked
Nervous Systems. Cures Rheumatism.
Gout. Dyspepsia, skin Eruptions. In
somuia. Kidney and Bladder Disorders
diabetes. ana Brishts Disease. Clears
ami beauties the complexion. Write for
pamphlet ~ G. THOMAS. Manager
my 22-2m Shawsvll.e Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
,vitr rIy<Toy. ELt<Toy. Va.

SECOND SEASON UNDER THE
management Of A. d. Wright proprietor
Wrichts Hotel Charlottesville. and tn
Arlington. Lynchburs). All modern i'm
rrcyemonts. The famous Elk Whitewater
used exclusively for drinking bathing,
and culinary purposes. For rates. etc.
address \. u. WRIGHT The Arlington,
Tvnchbury. Va. IL li-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
JrrriI i,'S pJNEu

ALBEMARLE COUNTY. VA
G. H. PRICE TAKES BOARDEHS on
REASONABLE TERMS. je l-eodim'
SUMMER BOARD. AT THE CAVE
HOUSE, on the shenandoah river, halt
a mile from Gr0ttOes, on Norfolk and
Western railroad. Only five minutes
walk u tie famous Weyer and Fountain
caves. Lovely drives and WALKS. boating.
and fishing. mineral water Address Mrs.
+. l.. kEMpEt, Grottoes. Va.
my 1I-eOlfrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Pardon Refused SINGLETON.

The Governor on yesterday refused 10
pardon james Singlcton. who. IN Febru-
AIRY, 1881, was sentenced by the Norfolk
County Court 10 ten years imprisonment
In the penitentiary for house-breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
BEDFORD ALuM. iROS, AND IODINE
SPRINGS,


OPENED JULY :. 1875.
Most popular resort FOR health and plea
sure On the STAT. Iuyalils get cured here
S6lcnld larn and shade for children.
Rates. S2j 90 $50 per month.
The celebrated u. \ !. aId |. Mass Is
manufactured from this water.
Send for interesting pamphlet o; ~
BEDFORD Springs P0st-Ofice. Va.
j. Il. AlABEN, Trustee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

GRAND M0ONLGUT EXCURSION
ON steamer r0csh1ut3s TUESDAY
18th. 10 DUTCH GAP. given hf t.f".'
Industry Centenary Methodist .h
Grabs ANA Hot Fish. supper ans Retro
meuts Ladies and children. -r. D
tleman. sos. Boat leaves Nh4f 40 SD
h. VI. jn---
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
on steamer Pocltont1s Ihl I.riA .,
June 81. lSj. Cor U,rfrf ~ tle t...
pensary and Maternity i1. pll4L %.
and refreshments. Boat leaves D Do
Tickets. Zoe. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
nnRy<EIEy SPRINGS. W. Va.

The Berkeley Springs Hotel opens
June Isl for the reception of guests.
The hotel has been renovated. repaperad.
and painted throughout. Tie baths 0f
these celebrated springs ne noted for
N. cure OF rheumatism, govt. skin dis
eases. &c. For further Information aU-
Ily 10 CHARLES +. JACK and y. Z.
EofeI " Nt ie lJ-l5ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

we, WEI. at last this matter IL done with.
t -. J. Press people. and friends
g. ~ iivleAsot Harrison would remain.
'noasht an but the initiated.
~ cap OF thunder from a clea-
- sl' following significant paper Wa,
IA, It u,e sixteen days afterwards hy
10 49, '',slOpher West. the colored janitor.
'De FORENOON 81 June 10Th.
.t,-o,.. RICHMOND. June %. 1895
College, ''0'' "''"''o""
N'"F eir-l am directed 10 send 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

beautifully situated on high blum.
overlooking Chesapeake bay; shady
parks. salt water bathing and fishing,
great health resort. a sure cure for
hay-feVer. For pamphlets, rates, etc.
address q. T.. holland. Rochester
Beach. Kent county. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
SIMMER Rl;SONIs.

SUMMER BOARD IN THE NOUN
TAINS or VIRGINIA. Pleasant socie-
~: beautiful scenery: fine roads. Saddle
horses ard vehicles. Address f. NJ.
RANDOLPH kesw.ci, Albemarle coun-
~ 4, ie .3-lWf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

Clerks Office OF
Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia,
RICHMOND, IA. June -. 1895.
PURSUANT 10 THE PROVISIONS OF
section 3i77. Bats, $3.50. OF tn Code OF Viz
sinia. SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
cc!vel hv the undersigned At his office.
al the State courthouse. 10 the city of
Re- mond until T. O'Clock OF the 10Th IL
SLANT for the PRINTING. Ere. or
ALL SUCH RECORDS As THE ST.
PREME COURT OF APPEALS az Rich.
m0ni may require tor OF year from
the lst day Of July, 1898. THE proposals
SHALL state The amount per page OF 30
ems IN small-plca type. and include the
paper printing binding, a neat cover.
with The styl' OF the case and The court
from which tho record comes neatly print
ri thereon" said printing 20 be- done IN
compact form. withou- blank pages or
blank- between lines or paragraphs. TO
extra charc 10 be made Tor igure-wOrk
not exceeding three columns. The printing
20 t. done IN the city Of Richmond under
the supervision 0f the clerk
GEORGE IL. TAYLOR.
ie 2j-Tu We.Th&S14t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

Sale Of the hereinafter described real
estate having been made on January =.
1895 ut ~ O'Clock ". at public auction.
on the premises. by the undersigned trus-
tees by virtue OF the following adyer-
tispmPut. Ia Wit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
BUSINESS Cu,NCIS.

YanIEs. Csehcts|5 Gs.i1 9cy'9t I 3
l, ,r,u.si r-sl-t ass mo eest' f-
As - -, i4---a IN Re..tr RAJ
fh.ciss-sr thrn.ia. 90, l"HA..'' 80
ny gJ-S1 .Su.TutThfy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
BY II. l.. cabeil Auctloreer
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE s,Ir

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD rre
TANES FOR THE CURRENT Gales
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID r.,
RATA by THE VENDOR AND r..
NENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
EMpLnYMENT WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE A COLORED FE-
MALE SERVANT WITHOUT ENCu NJ,
FRANCE. to do but little house-work mme
cook for n family of two persons, 800 nus
come well recommended. can NJ - $500, -
Franklin street between 10 anu CIV"
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
v \ = I'D, ID
TRADE PIANO
FOR HORSE AND BUGGY.
Address PIANO. care Dispatch.

WE HAVE FROM FIFTY TO SEVEN
TN-FlVE BONES ST. WARD TOBACCO
purchased just before their fire. As 10
more Of this brand can bee had We viii
close IL out 10 the trade at very low
figures. DAVENPORT d NORRIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
AU, TON sALEs-Thfs Dny.

wHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE 70 BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
yENDMfc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
ECE-CREAM.

II TTW GNITUN.
Why pay more? Best in city. All illvors.
Phone 1910 DRINKARD'S.
ie 2j-its 1902 cast Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
~ ''.'
.,rrlgt.\N sl,UiNGS "a

The greatest dyspepsla-water known;
endorsed by the State Medical Society.
ana awarded gold medal and diploma at
summer resort In the mountains Of Nlr-
-.nia. Elevation Loo l--t Beautiful
wn or 80 acres, fine walks
md drives: good livery, band of
music. Terms moderate Write for circg-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par-
ties OF eminence. G. y. COLHOCN.
PruYTietor.
Il. T. STYLL. II. D.. Ph. G., Resident
Physician j. I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
AUCTION SALES-FufureD a,.

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD Tu,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEy
OAR YEAR ARE TO IN PAIO Ppe
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THy
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
The Outlook for Horses.

\ correspondent Of the Country Gentle
man writes: Certainly IL lessenlng the pro-
ducton can be safely taken as a guide
20 Increase the price, horses will bring
considerably more in a few years than
at present. Where few years ago there
were five colts raised there is not one
now. In fact. | have seen but one or two
ioa!s this spring, where formerly they
were plentiful
The reason for the falling off Is. OF
course. evident; but this very thing will
cause great scarcity Of horses I'm a few
years 1t takes four or five years at least
10 increase the stock of horses i'm the
country II is different from the hog
market where a few months makes a
great difference in the supply. In fact
II is different with the horse market from
any other class Of live stock. I'm that II
requires a longer time 10 grow n colt
to a marketable age.
our market for horses In the West IS
receiving an impetus by reason OF large
numbers now being killed. canned. and
shipped for fOOd--one establishment alone
cJHsumng 100 horses a dlv. In other
places this Is also done The authorities
OF one Michigan city recently discovered
that from two to six horses were being
slaughtered every night. the meat sailed
ana dried, then shipped 10 Chicago as COW
beef
All this cannot but affect the market
N VIII be noticed in year o. so If not
just at present. The demand FOR good
horses now is increasing. ana the price
Increasing also. My prediction IS that tho
man who has horses 10 sch in 1900 will
Wish he had more Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
DICYCLEo! BIClCLESl
I'D REPAIRING.

A suggestion 70 bilye!e-g.Gers: poat
t..Ie "a. les p1A~A - slc s----.'-
uicycle -ropal.es. BIS Dr.ns yoes wheel y,
Leonard IS. g.S .lst NalA street. lnI iAtt
vcur t.ra Matched aul cslnentci 90 i.tA
i0r 81 coats. SloSes. tangc.is. ilfe-k y
c,ll-sma,td OF plano-Nirc lat "a 1t''i ~
wood Inns Tor ssc each. h-hs, s.'Ne,'
nippleN Ti..s - an masses Nlp3e
nl,tel nickel. ana brass ri.as. $40 pa
Ali wheels rtralrsL .u'Ir ifl
no s-tf y 'f-D''FN'-' %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
following action Of the

you at once the following action Of the
trustees.
Whereas. the resolution OF tho Hoard
~ Trustees adopted az their meeting on
the "a instant. Interpreting the declare
ton OF Professor Edmund Harrison that
he did not intend TO resign, to mean that
said intention carried with u the imrlica-
ton Of a hearty and cordial cooperation
with the new management; and,
whereas. said resolution was communi-
Gated 10 Professor Harrison. and no reply
has been received; therefore
"Rcgolved That Professor T.. Harrison
be requested 20 appear before this board
to-day and state whether or Tot II IL
his purpose and intention 20 cordially CO.
op, rate with the prcsiden,-elcct and win
tie trustees. under the new regulations
~ The board; or II L. shall prefer to 90
so. that be sllsll state the same In
writing.
- copy ffvm the record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

THE BOY WHO FOUND ny
SMOkED-PEARL OPERA-GLASSES ul
be rewarded IL Z 20 SO. ~ west Mar
sCail street. or at Dispatch. D. 25-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25

R9>:a'.!!! Rsxass;!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BUSINESS WANTS.
ABSOLUTELY EoUEE

SUMNER BOARDERS WANTED AT
MIDLOTtilAN. thirteen miles from Rich
mond. on Southern railway. SlN trains
daily to and from Richmond. Excellent
water. plenty OF shade, ana an abundance
Of fruit. Ilealthiest place In ne .., STATE.
Terms moderate. NJ. j. JEWETT.
je DIV. Th&Su5' Midlothian Va.
WANTED, FOR TWO MONTHS. THE
USE OF \ HORSE FOR ITS BOARD.
VIII be taken to the country and used
only for riding and driving. and given the
best attention. References given. Address
IL. Post-Oliice Box jA. je 29-lt
WANTED. SUMMER BOARD IN
COUNTRY for man. wife. and child.
Must be near and easy Of access 20 Rich
mond. Address terms ana particulars 10
y. T., l6 north Ninth street, Richmond,
Va. je 1-lt-
WANTED. 4 REGISTERED DRUG
CLERK FOR a few days Situation pos
siby made permanent. CAL or address to-
day. PARk-PLACIS PHARMACY. sol
west Main street. j. site
WANTED. TO SECURE BOARD IN
ASHLAND for the summer. wife and
two children. Address H.. care Uptown
Dispatch. ie 2j-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
rURUsTEEs AUCTION SALE

81 ACRES OF LAND ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM MANCHESTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
Great Trial This Wcca.

The New York World says: The feature
Of this weeks racing AT Shoepshead Bay
Will be the Great Trial Stakes. FOR 2-year-
Odds. Futurity course. worth slGVe 70 the
winner. t2W0 10 the second horse. and
8 0'o to the third. Maidens ar allowed
8 pounds. and beaten maidens that have
not run second pounds. Winners OF two
races Of 500 or one of $1,000 carry Z
pounds extri Handspring viii carry l2j
pOuu Is. and the priza now looks as nearly
q certainty FOR him as anything in racing
can look. Applcgate VIII carry - pounds
Wishard. 1lS: Axiom. Is. Hazlct. us. and
The Native. rs Eeluital has been amiss
and will hardly be able 90 start Among
the eligihles are Refugee. Premier, one
Love. jefferson. and lntermission.
The surf Stakes. at five fur.ongs. VIII
be run Tuesday. the winner OF the Foam
Stakes carrying a 1-pcund penalty. y fin p
lot OF 2-yrar-oids are entered. Handspring
will not % starter The Tidal Stakes
for 3-year-olds at d mile usually furnishes
q good race. This year II includes Kes-
nan. Connoi-seur April Fool. Bright Phoe-
bus. Dolabra. PliaGiu. Gotham, and
Counter Tenor There are neither penal
ties nor allowances.
The Pansy, for 2-year-Olds on the turf.
will be run W,luesl1y. and the Sprins
and Spen4thrift Stakes Thursday. The
best Of 3-ycar-Oils meet I'm the spend
thrift. which IS az mile and an eighth.
BESIDES these stakes there VIII be hand.-
caps. selling races. and maiden races in
Vulnerable. As all the good eastern
horses that went West earlier In the sea-
son have returned. IT looks a. II the-e
would ic some great racing al Sleeps
head this weeF
\ sweepstakes between clifford. Sir
Walter. Ram3p0. Domino. AMI LaZZarone
Al special weights might be arranged II
the club officials set about H. Sleeps
head Bay is the natural theatre for all
great racing events. There Domino and
Dobblns met; there Salvador and Tenny
fought, and Clifford and Domino and
scores and scores OF other great mem0ra-
be battles were decided. Now is a pro-
pitious time for a thrilling contest among
the giants. Let US have another big
race.
II IS reported that the Brighton Beach
Racing Association contemplate ass seing
the bookmakers under the thin Disguise
Of a credit-card system. or course. any
thing Of this kind will be- promptly sup
pressed by the Jockey Club. Mr.. Bel
mont and his associates can be relied
upon TO SEQ that the very letter of the
law is enforced. The statute Is very clear
on this subject associations being pro-
hibitcd from receiving money from book
makers. directly or indirectly" The
Jockey CLUB ought to watch Brighton
with an eagle eye. Eternal vigilance is
the price Of lawful racing AZ that track.
Pierre Loriilard announced Saturday at
Shecpshead Bay that this would be- his
last season in America. Next year he Will
race In England. Mr.. Lorilard said the
same thing last year and the year before.
so be may change his mind AGAIN. II is
/. d for srFn..s IL
can turf can i'll spare his picturesque per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-25
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRACT or 2e7 HcGEs or LAND IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CHESTER.
BY virtue Of n certain deed OF trust
from {. W Turner 10 II. i. Staples ana
b. II. Nash. trustees dated April p, 1871.
duly recorded in Chesterfield County
Court In Deadlock So. page 36l: and an.
other certain deed OF trust from said
Charles ". Turner and wife 10 b. NJ Ro-
herison and J. Morris Miller trustees.
dated October 81. 1890. duly recorded In
the court aforesaid IN Deed Book -. page
3Go. and the said -. n. Nash never having
accepted the said trust and now declining
TO act. the undersigned trustees. being =,
required by the henefclarles IN said decd,
will OFFER for sale. upon the premises, 10
the highest bidder. on
MONDAY. JANUARY o. 1895.
at u o'clock NJ. tho PROPERTY above
referred 20, containing. 221 acres. more
or less and which Is described as lying
along the north side OF the Midlothian
turnpike. adjoining the lands OF Noitaire,
Schutte. Heimansdorfcr. and others.
TERMS OF SALE. Cash as % 50 much
as may be necessary 10 pay tho costs Of
executing this trust and any taxes that
may be duo on the said land. and 20 pay
of the balance due on the debts secured
by the said deeds. and the residue. u
any. upon such terms as may be prescribed
sale. II. /. STAPLES
sole Acting Trustee Under the First
Deed. ..
r. VI ROBERTSON,
}. MORRIS MILLER,
Trustees Under the Second Decd.
1T which sale p. II. Nash and James +.
Robertson. being the highest bidders
therefor. became the purchasers Thereof
for the sum OF $3.50 upon the terms
named above. and the said purchasers
not having compiled with the terms ol
sale and the said =. II. Nash being dead;
notice IS hereby given that th" sA,d
TRACT OF LAND will be reso,d at pub
lie auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE o. iS'j.
40 e o'clock noon, al the risk and cost
Of 4. II. Nash's estate and James l., Ro-
bertsOn. by virtue OF said two deeds N
trust and upon the same terms OF sale
as named at the first sale. being, therettg
required by the benehciaries under said
two deeds. H. J. cIAfLE0,
Sole Acting Trustee Under First y ID.
q. NJ ROBERTSON.
J. MORRIS MILLER
felt Trustees Under Second Decd.