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yon's Remedies in the cure OF every cura-
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billousnses, jaundice, constipation. and
all liver diseases. Price, &c
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all I'M
purities of the blood. Price. &c
MUNYON'S Asthma berDs are guar ""eeeN
TO relieve asthma in two minutes.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia, and breaks up a cold In fe"
hours. Price PC. A
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night sweats, allays soreness, ana speeuiiy
heals the lungs. Price, 2Jc. -,
MUNYON'S Headache Cure stops neau-
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stomach troubles. Price. 25c.
Nuny0n's Catarrh Cure soothes ana
heals the afflicted parts. end restores
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all ferns OF kidney disease.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure restores over
worked and overs'raned nerves 10
healthy condition. Price, &c.
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Cruc.-Strcef Church Excursion.

An excursion to Washington has been
arranged by the ladies OF Grace-Street
BAPTIST church to take pace tomorrow.
The last excursion 10 the capital city
conducted under the auspices OF these
ladies' was so emlnently successful that
to-morrow's event will, in all probability,
be extensively patronized. In addition
to the usual attractions. the Southern
Raptist Convention will be IN session, and
ali who desire TO attend can do so.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP, PHONOGRAPH
AND OUTFIT. Address PHONOGRAPH
care Dispatch. my l2-lts
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FOR RENT.

GO Buchanan, 6 rooms; 1894 per month.
1927 Floyd avenue, rooms; SIS per
month.
ii9 north Twenty-f:th street, rooms;
$lo ner month.
l506 west Main. s rooms: $3.50 per month
ic1 east Clay. 10 rooms: s25 per month.
525 north Second. STOKE and 3 rooms; SIC
per month
I0S north Twenty-seyenth street;
rooms: SIS per month.
10 east Marshall street. rooms: 80 per
month.
2c16 west Cary. s rooms slS per month.
All OF the above are very desirable and
the rents nave been lately reduced. Call
or phone for RENT-LIST.
j. ID. CARNEAL.
lltG east Main street.
Phone 90 my IL
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church.HiIr comh,nation.

Tho Original Church I'M Combination.
composed Of Messrs. william Gary. An
drew Timberlake. William Fox. John
Paul. Oscar Aud. James Gary, John
Weckert. Bernard Burton, and Robert
Gary. gave a delightful entertainment
Friday evening at the Randolph church
bazaar. This il one Of the best amateur
aggregations In the city. and they are
just starting on their career Of min
strelsy.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
4 Mnn Found with n Stab In the
Brcast-Dnmage from 81 storm.

WILSON, n. c.. May l1.-(Special)-ln
Taylor's township. this county, yesterday,
Mr.. Reddin Joyner was found dead In
his house with a stab In his breast lie
had been the only occupant OF the mouse
for some time. II is thought that he had
been dead for three or four days Inc
supposition Is that he was murdered,
because no knife was found about MIN.
no one Is suspected.
N;,ch damaee was dore by the storm
IN the vicinity OF Stantonsburg, this
county. day before yes .erday. Many
houses were unroofcd, and some were de-
uolished. The hail accompanying the
storm was very heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
on
'1hf LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
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c,r.,.r-p,c.onS and Rocb-Fish.

WELDON. n. c.. May li.-(specal)-
Mr.. W. +. Whitfield received by express
to-day 90 carrisr-piseons from Washing
ton. ID. c., to be liberated tomorrow at
noon. The little birds came In two crates,
containing 10 each. ana were shipped
here by Mr.. II. X. Bliss. or washington.
The pigeons are beauties, ana iaIss
crowd will be present to witness the
nlght of the birds when they are given
their liberty.
There is a great run Of rock-iish in
Roanoke river. and large quantities. are
beina, caught here, many of which weigh
from, twenty 10 forty pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

BY J. II. Valentine, Auctisneer,
1886 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

By ]. Thompson Brown d Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
lll3 Main street.
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TUESDAY. MAY u. 1876.

In execution OF the heroine f'er-men-
toned decree we viii sell by pdbiic auc-
ton. on the premises on
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.


GEORGETOWN .,..........1 36S2O1 Ole
University OF Va.....l OOO0l 0 0 o.
summary; Earned runs-Georgetown, Z;
Left On bases-GeOrgetown. 3; University
Of Virginia. I. First base on balls-Of
Mahoney. 4; off Nelson. 4; off Nelly, 2.
Struck out-By Nicely. 3; By Mahoney, ..
Home runs-McGrath. +. Mahoney. q.
Mahoney. TwO-base hitS--Carmody. Sulh-
van, c. Mahoney. Sacrince-hit-Wil liams.
Stolen bascs-Kcncheloe, Williams. q.
Nelson %. Murphy 60. e. Mahoney CD,
Sullivan. Mccarthy. Rearion. Double
plays-E Mahoney McGrath, Murphy;
Carmody. McGrath. Hit by pitched ball
Allyn. Passed balls-Sulivan, /; Cochran.
/. Umpire. MIR. Sneeden. Time OF game,
. hours
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What the Ante Cost Him.

AsHEVILLT, y. G., May n.-tspe-
c.ai)-The case Of Robert Ray, who tried
10 escape from the courtroom here on
Thursday last. and who drew his pistol
on a United States officer. was this morn
ing considered. and he received the iuil
sentence prescribed BY law. which Is
one year In jail.
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A PITCHERS HATTIE.
Their Great Speed In the Game at
I,ncbbure Yesterday.

~ IT" 70 Ut = n ~ WY
LYNCHBURG. VA. May 1i.-(Special)
The ban game at Rivermont Park
this afternoon between Lynchburg and
Portsmouth was battle between two
Grea, pitchers-Orth, for the home team.
and Leach. for the visitors They both
had terrific speed. and threw the bail
as though they were engaged In a can
nonadc.
The game resulted 10 In favor Of
Jynchburg. not that Leach was lacking
IN any particular. but because Lynch
burg had hiiters superior 20 those OF
the Marines Following is the score in
detail.
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sEABOAHD AIRLINE ExTESsioN.
Kansns City to BECOME the western
Terminus.

NEW YORK, May n.-Directors 1. j.
Coolidge and Thomas Newbold, OF the
Kansas civ. Memphis and Birmingham
road. are expected in this city TO conciuae
negotiations looking towards securing
Joint control. with ia, Seahoard Airline
of the East and West Alabama ra'roau'
and the extension Of II 10 Birmingham
Ala, In order TO give the Seaeoaru u
western outlet from Atlanta ana lhe
Memphis line an eastern ouuet nun
pirm,nchem. The two roads will complete
,he link from Atlantis TO Birmingham.
end thus. By co. operation, secure
through line from Kansas city to the At
Jantic coast.
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AUCTION sALEs-v.s,r, psyH

49, - - >>~-.-- -, - - =. - -
WHEN REAL ESTATE n SOLD rHa
IAxAS FOR THE CURRENT cALBN-
DAB YEAR ARE TO BD PAID PRO
MAIA 81 THE VENDOR AND THD
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RICHMOND.


Summary: Earned runs-Rchmond, ..
Home Tun-Tannehll. Three base hit
,erte Two-base hits-McGowan. Corco-
ran. Hagcr, Hoffman. Double plays
Groves and Wells. Hoffman and O'Hagan.
Struck out-By Knorr. 3; by Herr. 8.
Bases on balls-On Knorr. 1; off Herr, /.
hit by pitched ball-Wells. Time Of
game hour and 30 minutes. Umpire
Mitchell.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
MODERN DWELLINGS AT REDUCED
RATES.
No. 200 Twelfth street. between Broad
and Marshall. with rooms.
No. Ii21 Floyd avenue. with rooms.
No. sos east Leigh street. with Z rooms.
No. 307 north Twelfth street. with .
rooms.
ALSO,
OTHER DWELLINGS. both large and
small, in different parts OF the city.
ALSO.
SEVERAL LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STORES.
Call for our MAY RENT-LIST.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR e SON,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
nv
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Randolph-Macon ........0 / 30 o ! .
Washington and Lee....1 l 4 0 90 f-i3

Summary: Hts-Randolph- Macon, s.;
Washington and Lee. II. Home runs
Webb and Conner, OF Washington and
Lee. Three-base hit-Pratt. Two-base hits
Faulkner and Webb, of Washington and
Lee. Errors-Randolph-M Z; Wash
ington and Lee. 10. Stolen basee-Ran-
dolph- Macon, 8: Washington and Lee, =
Double plays-Beckley, Boyle. and Pom
dexter, Of Randolph Macon. Bases on
balls-None. Wild pitch--Pratt Struck
out--By Robinson. 2; by Pratt, .. Lett
on bases-Randolph-M Macon, 8; Washing
ton and Lee. 6. Passed balls-Foster. 2.
Batteries: Randolph Macon. Robinson and
Allen; Washington and Lee. Pratt ana
Foster. Umpire, Mr. Powell, Of Washing
ton and Lee University.
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will sell at 1880 Il. ".
MONDAY, MAY u. 1875.
1 very nice Victoria. made by Alnslie,
and cost $3.50.
Remington Typewriter and St?nd.
Handsome and Massive Walnut bookcase
Oak Secretary and Bookcase.
Parlor and Chamber Suits.
Wardrobes. Bedsteads. Bureaus.
Washstands Extension Tables.
Sofas, Chairs. Carpets.
Very nice Refrigerators.
Boys Bicycle. etc.
Large assortment Of nice Groceries, CT
Cars. TohaccOs. Ow-Cases, Coffee
MIL Scales and a general assortment
OF miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
my l2 .Auctionecr.
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TOGETHER WITH TIE NhIEI-
RIGHTS, BRANDS. &C.
ALSO.
SEVERAL LARGE VACANT LOTS
SUITABLE FOR FACTORIES. rs.
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an o,,e,x,,,c MiiI. Closed.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May H.-An the
Olneyyile mills were closed al noon TO-
CAV for an indefinite period. Inc manu-,
facturers say they VIII remain ciossa
until the operatives quit agitation ana .ne
Atlantic Mills strikers SURRENDER Aen
thousand working people are ioie.
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Furniture, Stores, Clocks, Glass.
and Crocksry.Ware,
Fine Blsque Figures, &C., &c.

ny virtue. o. deed OF trust from
James Woodali 20 the undersigned trus.
zee, anu duiy recorded In toe chanc<ry
Sourt OF the city OF Richmond. May I,
ca doo, l VIII sell az public auction. at No.
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS, 1906.
commencing at 1870 A. NJ. the entire
sock. consisting In part OF
About nifty Chambcr-Suits. In oak. wall
nut. and poplar.
Several Paror-Suits, nice assortment Of
Single and Double-Wardrobss:
In wainu, and oak:
OAK and Walnut Sideboards:
About 20 Lounges:
a very large lot OF Rocking Chairs. In
cane, wood, and plush.
About ~ dozen Chairs. various styles:
bevel-edge):
And many other articles In the Furniture
line, too numerous 10 mention:
About IS Cooking and Heatlns .stoyes.
various makcs. styles, and qualities;
Several hundred pieces OF Cooking uten-
slls ard gu necessary stoye-ii,ilnss;
Oil-Stoves OF all sizes:
30 TO 20 Washing-Machines;
y Sewing Machines:
Very fine collection u Bisque Figures:
Large and varied assortment of Glsss-
and Crockery-Ware, such as Decorated
Ioilet-Sets ~ and l2-piecc sess). and
Fine Tea-Sets 90 aud - nlecosD.
Big stock OF Dishes Cups and Saucers.
and numerous other articles in
the cooking line:
Water-Sets. Goblets. and TurnblerS. Glass
Dishes, etc.
Also about 30 Lamps, all sizes and
grades,
n good assortment of Handsome Pictures
and Clothes Bs skets. 1lnware. Blankets.
and Quilts. Lace-Curtains Musical In
struments,
Also. Large Iron Safe. with double doors:
2 Spring Wagons. Horse ami ] Mule.
Together with the unexrlrad lease cr
st0rehouse and rooms above No 500
Broad street. and the unexpried lease II
st0rehguse and lot No rs south S,cOnl
street, os well as frame stable thereon
the stable being the properly OF said
Woodail.
The above only represents part OF
| the large stock and. as | cannot ave
! full, detailed account OF the goods 20 he
sold IN this advertisement | VIII be glad
! TO show the trade and public ~ large
| through the building Tuesday. May 18th.
| from II NJ. TO i. NJ.
Sale to continue from day 90 da". COM
I mencing az same hour. until stock b. sold
| out. The trade specially Invited TO attehd.
TERMS. Cash.
". b. MCRARY. Trustee.
| j. n, Valentine, Auctloneer.
] my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

ELLiS & SEABRIGHT, GENERAL
~ AuCTIoNEER.. "a y. BROAD STREET,
SELLS
TOMORROW Monday MORNING
at 1890 sharp.
Parlor Dining Room, and Chamber Furni-
ture.
Clocks Notions. etc.
| Branl-Ncw parlOr Set.
Chamber Suits.
Bureaus Bedsteads and Washstands.
Spring Beds, Mattresses.
Wardrobes. Lounges. Chairs.
Baby Carriages. Cribs
Bicycles and Tricyclcs.
Feather Beds. Pillows. etc.
| Upright Showcase for outdoor uses.
/ Singer Machine in good order.
Also. / Light-Driving PhaetOn.
Seats reserved for ladies.
ELLIS q SEABRIGHT.
my 12 Auctioneers.
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BRICK DWELLING No 5oS north
Twelfth street; 3 rooms: range, and La
trobe-stoves: nice order: only s2i0.
BRICK DWELLING No. 10 west Cary
street; rooms; nice home, s2D.
For bargains call on
my 12-2t Il. b. CHAFFiN & co.
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Tn Hand. of city Authorities.

George Patterson and John Robinson
doth coloreG). who were recently arrest
ed by the Henrico authorities. charged
with assaulting Lucy Braxton (coiored),
were yesterday morning turned over to
the city authorities. and locked up In
the First Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

CHICAGO. ILL. May ii.-Receiver Nc
Malta advanced the price OF spirits
centssa gallon yesterday. This Is the
second advance OF cents this week. the
9rst one golrg into effect last Monday
earning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

sTANuING IN THAT GROVE OF
GIANT OAKS opposite the soldiers
Home. II SOLD TO one OF our states
prominent citizens. -,
Look north. south, and east In Rich.
mcnd's suburbs, and see II you can nnd
the attractions that surround the one
we have ieft for sale as to future prs
poets OF enhancement. Il Is cased with
Donald & Sons dark-blue granite. rough
c cor1snu p Don. ceSoNFotND THE FIX
PENsE OF building this house Of granite
stone. with a a-foot city front. that
would take Just tfo feet OF stone WORK
only. The ftcne on this house would
nearly build half block front OF such
honsss. We are anxious. however, 20
after D r. NJ, Home Place. opp(
6fnffon A. Richmonds Vass u y
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FOR KENT, THAT LARGE 3-SrORY-
AND-bASEMENT BRICK STORE
HOUSE No. III east Cary street adj
Joining Messrs. Slater. Myers e co. This
building has been fitted up with fireproof
shutters. etc, which will reduce the rate
OF insurance on the stock and contents,
as well ae the building.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR &. SON.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
i.-lt
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Club shut Out by the
browns.

l.
phla club was shut out to-day by the
Browns. The splendid work OF Breiten-
stein is to be credited with the victory.
The locals batted Hodson at will, and
their fielding was perfect. Attendance.
. OoO Score: X. II. II.
St Louis ....... o 90 ! x-l2 - y
Philadelphia -. 20 DO 0 o o % o
Batteries: Breitenstein and Pietz; Hud-
son, Grady, and Clements.
BOSrONs WIN EASILY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1l.-Boston had
no trouble In winning to-day's game.
In the third inning Arson made two err
rors of low thrown balls, which allowed
Boston 10 score five runs. lead the local
team could not overcome. Sullivan Kept
the heavy hitters Of the Chicago team
from finding the ball whsp hits were
needed. The Boston team hit Abbey
freely. The day was raw and cold. At
tendance 5000. Score: r. n. Il.
Chicago ......... 100000 Il /
Boston 1510010x- II 2
Batteries Abbey and Moran; Sullivan
and Camel.
TIE GAME
PIrTsBURG PA. May ll.-Pittsburg
and Baltimore played FIVE innings to-day.
when rain put stop to the game, leav-
ing the score a tie. Both sides worked
In some stupid plays when they had
SPLENDID chances 10 score. Each team
quit the fifth inning with the bases fun.
Attendance, 400 Score: X. III. II.
Pittsburg .............. DO @
Baltimore .............. o l.
Batteries: Hawley ana kinslow; Esper
and Robinson.
(CaIied at end of fifth inning. Rain)
ALMOST A sHUT-oUT.
CINCINNATI May IA wild pitch IN
the fifth inning OF to-days game saved
the Brooklyn team from shut-out. bi!iy
Rhines pitched an excellent game ana
kept the hits well scattered. Lucid was
knocked out of the box in the second IN
ning. and stein. who relieved him. Jared
little better The grounds were In very
bad condition, after a soaking ram. ~
was a raw and nasty afternoon. ana
only 2,O0) people were present. score:
V'' r. Il. Il.
Cincinnati .o6O04o is
Brooklyn .........0 900 ! o. o
BATTERIES: Rhines and Vaughan; Lucid
Stein, and DALEY.
IEHICH DEFEATS MIDDlES.
ANNAPOLIS. ND. May 1.-THE Le-
h,ah University baseball CLUB deteatea
the Naval Cadets to-day by score OF 10
IA Il. The cadets looked like winners, out
IN the last two innings the visitors soiV'u
uenderson's delivery and fatted out I n
rms and the game. The fielding OF both
teams was very ragged, 1900.
batteries: For Leigh. Nevins ana eosS'
Cadets. Henderson and Toser.
GAMES POSTPONED.
LOUISVILLE. May u.-Louisville-New
YORK csrne postponed. Wet grounds
CLEVELAND. May 1i.-cieveland-
Washington game postponed. wet
grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

FOR RENT. THOSE TWO LARGE
AND CENTRALLY-LOCAT STORES
Nos. Is and IL Governor street, formerly
occupied by the Preston Belvin Furniture
Company Can b. rented ri a low figure.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,

> PECIFICATIoNs upon which all
EslS2A our house-buildng is based.
Es "a THAT WILL add twenty years
EA> 10 the durability over one con.
WIN structed in an ordinary way, ana
Ex M the pleasure derived from hvihs
GtN@ In one built In the following SUD
V~ stantial manner is no small item:
we LAY SLATE SLA rs at the
bottom and upon the Top on iounu ue, cnr.
OIiR BRICK have the most perfect COT.
ners made. and d., We ,ay ycs IN saints m there
by preventing ground moisture IRON
Ssesnaips wood. cased,SrIck. or solid brick.
ere ere AND EXPOSED Woodwork
Strictly heart. Fioor-jolst XIV In. stuu-
dig. sxi In: ceiling-joist. 2As In. al ses'
ls-in. centres; raite.s. zAo H. Al Hat 'ooi'
2xs IN.
NEW galyanlxcd-stecl roofing, crest
ing, valleys. cutters. ana down-SsposS, Us.
u S'rENT SLIDING or folding blinds, tut.
nished in any wood desired. PATENT
pT.ATED Set Firepiaces.. with summer
frort attachments, on nrrt noors. 10
w s;ds Of rS open fircpiaces No system gives
more satisfaction. combining great econo-
my. convenience. and beauty.
GRANoLITHIc HEARTHs TO- all. in
various colors. haru' Wood Nantes. Win
Leysied m,sTSsf fSb1st Top, ns! 4s.
finish fOls( El.hiN-iINci Dhth- Tvs
formerly cost so. A tist-class hard
f,nish plaster job throughout. Three coats
OF Lewiss lead and best linseed-o!i paint.
inside and out. or hard finish for interior.
OPENINGS are covered during construc-
lion. and not sash or door Is TO be lifted.
hung or 10 enter the house until thorough:
~ dry. Compare the 1T OF sash and
doors where the reverse In prncticed. and
zee IL the former plan doesn't make the
ee SSifN S9 IS on i a Zoo hous. i YOU are
indifferent as to the above specifications
heing followed. We will build. at price
named. on any OF our West-End lots,
although we are prepared "a. erect u any
Tays. 1t q slight advance n price.
Consult q. n. A. BALL datl'
formation. l'ost-O Office ad4roeo
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FOR RENT. STORE No. FOUR.
TENTH STREET near Main, now occu-
pied by T. W. Wood & Sons, secdsmen.
Good order. with elevator. Possession
June LIST.
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AUCTION sALEs-sfsncay,

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES rs)R THE CURRENT CAI.EN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA az THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDHE
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SWIFT CREEK COTTON MILL,

when the sale OF that property will take
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
LOCATION: Two and one half miles from
Petersburg. Va.
more or less nnder cultivation.
BUILDINGS: About $4,000 square feet,
and In aadi;ion to mill buildings there are
superintendent's house and ~ operauSes
houses. 49, -.
SHIPPING FACILITIES: Atlant.c-Coast
Line rsilrcsd runs through the property.
POWER: 1O0-horse water power. owned py
the com pany; utilized by Turbine water wheel.
under rs feet OF tall.
iCHINFRY: i02 Looms, with necessary
preparatory macoiuery for making brown cot
tons OF about No. - yaro.
TERMS OF SALE
Old Dominion Cotton Mills, $1,000 cash1
The Swift-Creek Cotton NH, 1850 cash /:
balance. in both cases. upon n credit OF
six and twelve months, the purchaser 10
give necotiable notes. with per- cent.
added aud secured by deed OF trust
on the property.
Circular with full Information can re
obtained from the Offices Of the compa-
MES, from the auctioneers "a: Royaii
& CO.. Manchester, Va. or Il. DeForest
Shelton & Co., specialists in manufac-
turing property, New York.
an % 24o2uyl, ISL 2-0
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Aucrrox sALrs-r.tur. pays.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TIN
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALHN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA RY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
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ess'stei. Struck out--Ey or.h. 3; by
Leach s. Bases on bails--Off Leach. 2;
er osth, ? Batteries: O:th and Schaubei;
Leach and Vetter
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FOR ALE

FOR SALE. ONE GURLEY TRANSIT
AND ONE GURL.EY LEVEL, In perfect
order. Address
ROOM NO. s,
No. Sl9 Main street.
my PITT Richmond, Va.
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Tho Record.
Southern League Game'

Southern League 6amss'
At Memphis, Tenn: ~
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batteries: Gillen and O'Meara; ciausse"
and Rappoid. Umpire Reyus.
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Little Rock .....3oO01fio3-s 20
New Orleans -. 10000 o l.
Batteries: Morse and Corcoran; smith,
Conley, and Nye. Umpire-Ford.
Al Atlanta: -. -. -
Atlanta .......ioo0li u
Nashville .O000oOVVvS
Batteries: Wood and Armstrong; S's~A
and frost. ... s-'-.-