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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

In execution OF a@certain deed OF trust.
dated September II. 1885. recorded in
Deed Book sf9 b. page ssW. Henrico Coun-
~ Court default having been made in
the debt scared. and being required so to
do by the beneficiary. the undersigned,
trustee, xiii sell. by public auction, on
the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80 1860.
ut 8 O'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described IN said deed. j: being the above
s,,a med very attractive and valuable resi-
dence and grounds IN the Town of Barton
Heights. north of and near the city OF
Richmond. The situation is high. health
full and delightful, and the ncighbori,ood
and Surroundings desirable and pleasant.
The dwelling is thoroughly modern. sub
Etantiaily constructed, well appointed and
sn good order. containing about ten
.ooms. and ali needful corveniences are
on the premises. The ground is we'll set
"a fruit trees, in bearing, and in shade
srees and ornamental shrubbery and the
property especially inviting as home by
season of its sttractiyeness and its prox-
.mity TO the city.
TERMS: For cash as to expenses OF
sale. taxes 10 date of sale. and the sum
OF s.. E'th). with interest thereon from June
q. 1898. and as to the residue, IL any,
upon terms to be announced at the time
Of sale. j. b. ELAN. trustee.
J. 3. Elan & Co. Apctioneers oc IA
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wANTED


sfseANTEp, SUBSCRIBERS 10 AN s,II,-
sss sdap.islled and weil-.ried manufactur,,
MS company. is now being ofsahi2so
sstid paving dividends OF 5O to 10 per
G is,i per annum. The stock is divides
49, shafes or the par value OF Sloo
Saeu. 1tI.d viii prove 10 be one OF tRe
'osst sla safest Investments known. In
veg. aes,''Sn,ion solicited. Only Responsible
ny. w, business gentlemen need answer.
address a. B., Times Office.
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BY John r. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF a VALUABLE LOT ON UNION
HILL. ON EAST SIDE OF SCOTT
STREET BETWEEN PLEASANTS AND
SHORT STREETS, WITHIN Two
SQUARES OF TWO ELECTRIC RAIL-
s WAYS.-Ry virtue of two DEGREES of the
chancery Court of the city of Richmond
oneSentered on the Ith Of April 1888. and
the other on the 22d February, 1889, in
case of county of Essex VS.. Turner and
ais we the undersigned special COM
missioners. will sell, at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1900,
at 80 o'clock p NJ. the above LOT,
situated on the east side of Scott street
between Peasants and Short Streets,
fronting, So feet and running back 14t feet
ia concurrence Street, and known as Lot
No. 3 on a plan drawn by James e. Redd.
surveyor
and Twelve months. for negotiable notes.
interest added. and title retained until
the last note is pad and conveyance
u " =. GEORGE Il. CHRISTIAN,
ssic CONWAY r. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
n hereby certify hat the bond required
{sof the special commissioners by the fore
nnine decree has been duly given.
/ CHARLES O.sSxANILIE
~ 90 - Clark
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MEETINGS.

-~~N~~0O~~~-0-[N(N-[NN-|
Southern Railway Company,
Richmond, Va, Oct s, 1900.
NOTICE-TEIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
th. STOCKHOLDERS of the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, for the
purpose of electing directors and for the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting. will be
held at the office of the company. in the
city of Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY,
October %, 1900 at 10 O'Clock x. NJ.
JOSIAH +. HILL,
Secretary.
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BY C. H. Oliver, Auctioneer,
20 East Broad Street.

DY DIRECTION OF MIR. j. BRAU-
u TIGAA1, executor of the estate Of
the late Mrs. c. II. Brautigam, l will sell
at 800 East Marshall Street,
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1900
commencing at 1920 A NJ, a Very de-
sirable line Of household goods Mahog-
any Hall Sofa, / Hall Rack. 1 Mirror. 2
complete Walnut Chamber Suits, Blu
reaus, !; Walnut Bedsteads, Walnut
Washstands. l Walnut Wardrobe, Ma
hogany Table, Carpets, 8 Toilet Sets,
Wall Pictures, 4 Brass Candlesticks, 5
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters. Bed
Linen, Lace Curtains, l Mahogany Side
board, 1 Walnut Dining Table. China Ia
beware, Table Linen, Ice Boxes, Chairs,
Iron Safe. 1 Desk, l Cook Stove, 2
Heaters, and a lot Of other goods too
numerous to mention. Everything in the
house to be sold.
MIR. J. BRAUTIGAA1, Executor.
c. II. Oliver, Auctionaer.
George Y. Oliver, Salesman.
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BY request Of julius Brautisam. Esq,
executor we shall sell by public auction.
" THtRsDAY, OCTOBER %. 1900.
at 1870 o'clock 2. NJ, the above-named
WELL-KNoWN AND VERY DEsIR-
ABLE RESIDENCE, No. go, on the
north side of Marshall Street, between
Second and Third Streets. being most
substantial and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
two-story basement and attic brick resi-
dence, of about . rooms of good size,
having wide halls, ample light and venti-
lation, the usual city conveniences, and
q very substantial two-story detached
brick kitchen, the entire premises being
in good repair.
The lot fronts 2s feet, extending back
within parallel lines los feet to an alley
in common in the rear.
The location is especially convenient
and pleasant, and the property such as
will command good renta! and make a
most desirable home.
TERMS: One-ihird cash; balance in
equal instalments at six and twelve
months. by negotiable notes, with inter
est added. and secured by deed Of trust,
or the entire purchase-money in cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
J. b. ELAN & CO,
oc 20 Auctioneers
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u Or SALE AT AUCTION ON MONTH.
I.Y iNSTALMI2NTS.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR IsEsSEp,-f,
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At request of owner, we will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1900,
at 8 o'clock p. NJ. that VERY VALUA-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. 213 North
Twentieth Street. The house contains e
large rooms. with closets, pantry, bath,
hot and cold water; is papered through
a good back yard. The lot fronts 16 feet
6 inches on east side of Twentieth Street
and runs back 120 feet TO alley.
Any one desiring q first-class brick in
vestment or home should attend this sale,
as it is one of the most desirable dwell
insS in this section.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months, interest
added. and secured by deed of trust on
property. McVE1GH & GLINN.
Auctioneers
N B.-Property can be Inspected at any
time. N &C 2O,:1,233.4
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BY II. a. Mccurdy,
Real Estate Auct-oneer.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A 1 or
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
VERY DESIRABLE BROAD-STREET I
PROPERTIES. NO %,
SITUATED ON SOUTH LINE. OPPO-
SITE BROOK AVENUE. AND BE-
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS
STREETS, ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24TH,
AT ESQ O'CLOCK z. NJ
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
1910 ~glc---~l'l--('- Ss@s-70~-~-~~O~o~
Richmond Passenger and Power Co.
2 ich N ctYlI Va Oct IL IGs

/-<-
richmond Passenger and Power Co.
Richmond. Va. Oct. b. 1890
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
S6a East Main Street, until TUESDAY.
Gctober soth. AT O'Clock 2. ". for
TaEJNC. Up OLD TRACKS. RE2iOv-
nc Old MATERIAL. RESTORING
STREET. TO GRADE and REPAVING
KOAD-BED with granite spalIs on the
io franklin from Seventh to Ninth
Ninth from Franklin to Bank Streets,
Bank from Ninth TO Twelfth Streets:
Twelfth from Bank TO Franklin Streets.
Franklin from Twelfth to Twenty-Grst
Streets.
Old mate-ia, to be moved to a con.
yenient point at or near the company.
sheds at Main and Vine Streets.
SPECIFICATIONS for this work are
On, file at our office, and the work must
meet the approval OF the City Engineer.
The Board of Directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
CALVIN WHITLEY. JR..
Genl Sup't & Engineer r. P. & p Co.
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IGIi SALE.


FOR SALE. ONE KIND MARE. FOR
lady's driving. Not afraid of anything.
Moves well. Price 500. Can be seen
at 313 Reservoir Street Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
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VIM. 3. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate IAuctioneerS.

A UCTIoN SALE OF THREE DEsIR-
n ABLE DWELLINGS ON THE
'SOUTHEASTE CORNER OF FIRST AND
ECOUTTS STRElGTS.-At the request of
the owner. who has determined TO sell, We
will offer, at public auction, on the prem
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER n. 1900
at 4 PM, the THREE DWELLINGS, Nos
lol being a large detached brick and
frame house of Z rooms, city water and
papered, With lot i7xTo feet, occupied by
owner; Nos. 10:: and 100 being frame
dwellings, of rooms each, city water,
renting for SOS annually by frst-class
tenants; never vacant. All of the above
are in tirst-class order, newly painted, &c
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the RICHMOND
TRACTION COMPANY will be held. as
required by the bylaws of the company.
at the companys office, No. 1905 East
Main Street. Richmond. Va, at u NJ.
on TUESDAY. November 6. 1900.
EVERETT WADDEY.
Secretary Richmond Traction Co.
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VALUABLE BROAD STREET
PROPERTY.
Nos. I9 and .2I Mest Rroad,
! Oal..IssIoNEg.s AUCTION SALE

ADJOINING TIE HANDSOME STORE
OF MESStS. tEaiBERTON,
GORDES & Co.
AND a GOOD FRAME DWELLING No.
go NORTH SECOND STREET.
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In execution of a decree Of the Rich
nsond Chancery Court. entered May i.
1888, in the suit of Bryce rs. Dabney,'
VIII sell, by auction, upon The prem
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1900,
the propert, above mentioned
1st- AT ~ O'Clock Al, that CHOICE
BUSINESS PkOFER1 l. fronting 30 ieet
Gu the south Side o. road. between Fou-
st.ee and Adams Streets. by depth of
1s5s 81. feet to an alley upon which 1t
has front OF IS fee; liz. inches. the
western line being siisl,ly irregular III
~ feet 10 within ABOUT % ieet OF the
alley. a plat OF survey VIII be exhibited
at time OF sale. Upon this lot are TWO
frame stores, that assist materially to-
WardS paying taxes. &c, until the 1ortu-
nate purchaser wishes to build.
I'd. At 4:3O o'clock Z. THAT FRAME
l. HEl1-Al>G, No. s29 North Second
of Second Street. between Clay and Leis1,
Streets, con tanning S rooms.
The parties Interested are determined to
sen. SO you may attend with the aSSur-
ance that this is not mere test of the
marhei.
TER.nS: Cne-third cash; balance upon
a credit of one and two years for notes.
retained until whole purcfa sc-money is
paid.
WILLOUGEBY NEWTON, JR.,
Specia. Cenmissioncr.
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioner by the above
mentioned decree has been duly given.
CaAG. .. SAV1LLS,
oc19 Clerk.
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By c. Il. Oliver. Auctioneer,
20 East Broad ST Old Phone, 45s-
ICTIoN SALE OF PARLoR, CHAM
"A BER AND DINING-RooM FURNi-
TuRE. PIANOS. ETC.

TURE. PIANOS. ETC.
VIII sell at my auction store. No. 20
East Broad Street, MONDAY. OCTOBER
% 1906 al 1880 A. NJ. 3 Square Pianos,
5 Parlor Suits, Oak and / Walnut Suit
of Furniture, Oak and Dark S.deboards.
:: Oak Extension Tables. 5 Lounges, Oak
and Walnut Bedsteads. Bureaus. Wash
stands, 1 sEornered Walnut China Press.
Pictures. Druggets. Cook and Heating
Stoves, wardrobes, etc. Ladies invited to
attend the sale.
c. H OLIVER. Auctioneer.
Geo Y Oliver, Salesman.
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i;EAL ESTATE \ EMS.

TO THE PUBL1c.-WE BELIEVE
the time has come to make pES III "
HE Investments in City and Country Real
Estate Real estate is low; it cannot re-
main so long. Industrial stocks are 100
high in comparison with prices OF real
estate. You will lind 1t to your interest
to consult us. We have many bargains
Our Virginia Real Estate Journal free Tor
the asking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

ExEcUToR,s SALE
u OF THAT,
VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE
HOUSE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CARY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
FOR A LONG TIME OCCUPIED BY
THE LATE sNORVELL RYLAND.
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AUCTION s.A1Es---Future Days.


,.i,+-,n of n certain dced OF trust 90
fms undersigned. trustee. GSslsa
-. ~ iStlss si}tt OF record in the c.effs Oh
80 IIjc,,mcad .Ch2neery Court, Dees4-i1o .l
i:%t "B.'' page 1JI, default hlstAs 49, 80.
-,'e.fle II, tie payment OF {. pottioii OF ttsc
n5ney secured thereby an. ostIi= s,3tIl
sl5f.te5i IL the beneficiary therein st!Sais
aSfcI. Tor sale, at public auction, upon esis
= TIL, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81 1ai1o,
the RIl.4l. ESTATE described as ABOVE
and in tne order hereafter t9i.f 70, ~ u
l. st .s.5., cock X NJ. Ina f r.i.NL,
TIM M I.,it,r No 500 North Third street;
- ,,1..l4 side, OF third. between DuNai
80 fS..!ser Streets The house mas 4
.S-,s ana tn. lot fronts 10 feet Oh miro
SfSa.et ana runs back between pafitHsl
1t : q cIoeIs p NJ, that Ta-O-sT0RY-
AN-IJ- ASE.NlENT DETACHED BttlG.tk
INV ~ LING: at the southeast corner OF
Main aud jefferson Streets, CONTAINING ~
g- ~ .uc.,ls with all the modern improve
,,.e5ife ana a large brick stable en- t.!e
lot The lot fronts on the Scut+i soc u
At, .St-pat - feet ara runs Back be-
,,.5sn paraIIei lines 100 feet TO an alley,
;.!is 4,rtIIlsriE is vaitlabc for lis ioGa-
-fr,, beff,sc y corner aflI Immediately op-
r,Ss:ite ne Jefferson Hotel.
ON TIi2IGHS EcsS DAY, OCTOBER - l:h!y.
NJ IA p. NJ. the FIVE BFtlEl< Tls y -,
MEATS. Nos. 81. 81. 3iS, $50 ana .
Ta5i sItEv containing i TGGu:S eaSh
II1RMS3: BY consent Of 2H parties, VIII WI.
he, o.!.-.oui.th cash. the balance az SIX.
.!y,iye and eighteen months with inter
-. zSej7sti secured ~ = deed OF tTust on
the property, or ali cash. at the e2tion
oils Trustee.
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HELr wANTEo--rema lie
SITUATIONS wANTED-Femal-.
LOST AND FOUND

LOST. ROUND GOLD BROOCH WITH
opal centre. Friday afternoon probably
nm Fourth Street between Grace ard
cary or on Broad Street or in the Sec
oud Market. LIBERAL reward If return
ed to this Office
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PERSON AL.

AN ORIENTAL HEALTH SECRET: FOR
Women only. Mailed free in 2il sealed
enveic9e by the ACME SPEGl ALTltiS
CO, ?. O. Station O, New York.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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BUSINESS JEp8E uNIIi4-.

BIC. PRoFITs-TWO DOLLARS WILL
hr;rr nv Scientific Secret Formulas for
making extracts OF vanilla, lemon, blood
orange. Excellent opportunity Address itI IS
ROBERT WILSON'S LABORATORY, IS
Nassau Street, Newark. y. j.
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BY j. E. Elan & Co.,
Real ESIatct AuctiOneerS.

rNECUToR,s SALE BY PUBLIC
u AUCTION OF THAT
WELL-LOCATED, SPACIOUS. SUB
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE.
No 22O EAST MARSHALL STREET.
BELONGING IO7TIiG ESTATE OF He
LATE MRS MARTHA BRAUTIGAM.
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FOR SALE. HANDSOME SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE, eleven rooms -four addi-
Jional nicely finished attic rooms):
grounds 1SoNl40 feet; sewer connections;
hot and cold water: gas plant; good
cellar, with steam and hot-air furnace;
good stable; all modern improvements;
stone stationary laundry tubs, electric
bells, etc; ten minutes from Broad
Street-SSJ00. If grounds are reduced
to l20x1iO feet. $500. Terms liberal.
Apply to STOKES & DUNN, .211 Broad
Street.
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WANTED. TO SELL ONE REMrNGToN
z EN- E2l'Fistt tNo. - in good order.
Tan &c seen at our Office. corner Tenth
& CO
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FOR RENT-TaE RESIDENCE At ECO
West Grace Street; either in fats or as
whole. Apply at above number
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entered IN. - lGs, sSf in 81 tai seSs>-
ctro;l Of said dee re ~, tas ssee.al com
|; IlslSS.e.!et5 J;:essu a3pesnted Log t.e pu--
pos, val pioe1ed 10 sci 4 paoAc aug:
Ter, on the respective premises, as Iot-
lows:
THURSDAY OCTOBER s. 1890
at c.nf- 10 IA, =, so-,tn side of
l,rnn5 ST - 49, ~ - $50 aud NatIi-
soT, .tTEafs ss1 l5:;,41s feef. more
on. lGss ,tiTf - tt 80 tCe- move or
flsslo ~, - ~ i,S t " 49, ,,.35ia
- #'
~. i o.@L0SL2 T. NJ
tfle Tt RE VALUABLE SUBURBAN
t'LGI5 n the y. ezI. l.Gt!, on ths ti!ca-
E2o4.s lrst.@l,c4aeI4ss ,t:..i Potomac tsA-45
ROAD t-e-t l. ne. oas.fsGl BFoal street. ttnt'
GROVE A,t.-ue:
IN TI-yH OF = s2S-lJ9 a.Efs:1ss, On
hsens l&tGA ltyentte, and adjesn.=!g the
last L-aS on the east ;ts1i fronting tlere-
on ~ tsel, luola Or less, containing % lV@
acres. itiore Or E-ss
z IAe i'LcG-Jt-I2 S9-1QG ACRES, 'front.'
lEE on asas..l.sllsI Ave..ste, anG ttklgJ.tl-fS
TIE Beit LIS on til5 VEST and kir3nt!Iss
tan tls Is $500 4t.es more or less.
). l,le Is1-1T llE il AIRES, JUST west
OF ttie above Plot IS IS " 100 ARES, fEa4s-
ing Gil he L a=.:tstoli ra&G c--lsJ cha rs,
more or lass. a=a combining L aces,
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TEN DOLLARS WILL PAY FOR IN
manufacturing that enables any active
man with $40 to 500 to become lnq6 3:el
dent of employment by others Address
MANUFACTURE, Times Office.
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ATC7Ios sALEs-.Fu IRE Days.
BrsN w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auet.oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
b - OF
~ LARGE NUMBER OF
VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN
LEE DIoTRIGI,"

ON GROVE AVENUE AND On Han Han
OVER, aIysY#aNDs OTHER STREETS
BY AUCTION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pays

W. BoMe
and
a. J. chenning Co.. Auctioneers.
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A SACRIFICE.
Money in These.

s575 CASH WILL BUY TWO SMALL,
DETACHED HOUSES, renting for IS per
month POLLARD & BAGBY
oc21-lt > North Eleventh Street
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HELP wANiED-MaIe.

WANTED, A THOROUGHLY POSTED
itwar Macilin.st ard Mill Supply man.
to travel in Virginia North and South
Times.
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1 hereby certify that the bond required
of the executors by the above decree has
been executed. z. II. FLOURNOY.
oc20-1o Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-19
BIGGEST STAKE
OF the Trotting Season Was the
Race at Detroit Yesterday,

DETROIT, Mich, July 1S.-The big
gest stake of the trotting season, the
Merchants and Manufacturers, which
was trotted at the Crosse Point track
to-day, while a disappointment to the
favorite entries, was gamely fought
struggle from the start until the sixth
heat was trotted in the gathering twi-
light by Lady Geraldine, the winner,
and Annie Burns, the only starters who
remained in the game. Of the prime
favorites, Henry S. went lame badly
after appearing on the track nrepara-
tory TO the first heat; Battlesign cut a
tendon of his left fore foot during the
secind heat and may not start again
this season; Sagwa, another leading
candidate, was not started. The elm
ination of these fast ones made it any
body's race, but after three of the six
heats had been gone, the two leaders
had developed. The time was not pro-
portionately fast, the track being some
what heavy after the rains. The day
was clear and cool.
Twelve thousand people saw to-day's
events. Eight thousand occupied the
seats and aisles of the grand stand;
the Others stood in the betting spaces
and filled the lawn and quarter-stretch
spaces. Approximately 500, 900 is es-
timated to have gone into the betting,
$4,000 of it yesterday Until yester-
day Lady Geraldine was owned by Col
Isaac l.. Golf, of Providence, R. |. To-
day it was announced that she had
been sold, but the buyer and the con-
sideration were not divulged. The new
owner placed the bay mare in the
hands of Ed. Geers, the famous driver
of the Hamlin string, until after to-
days race, and Geers drove her to the
winning, thereby getting both first
and third monies, amounting to up
wards of $4,000.
Summary Merchants and Manufacture
ers stake, $4,000, for 2:2f class trotters:
Lady Geraldine (Geersl....3 l 3 , l l
annie Burns. gr m CBurns) 4 6 ! 2
Red Arthur, b. h. (Cun-
nlngham )..... ..............7 8 2 3 70
Maud G, CHI m (Granagan) 5 4 4ro
Battlesign. b. g. (Marvin). DIR
George Alex, b. g. (Has-
waiter Keim, b i;''i g. iIin- us
George H. Ray, b. g..
Oracle Onward, c. f. Macy dis
Time-2151A; 2:144; 2:17A; 2;15; 2:19M;
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MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Workshops.


j. Yanpelt is confined to his home
slightly indisposed.
j. Wolff left yesterday for East Liv-
erpool on business.
Miss Maude Wagner is visiting
friends at Wellsville.
A private oance was given in Nc
Swords orchard last evening.
Miss Mable Hobensack, of Pittsburg.
is visiting friends in the city.
M. A. Aldredge, of St. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. S. f. Dean and daughter Nellie
are visiting friends near st. Clairsville.
Work on the foundation for the new
been started.
Howard Stewart will leave to-day
for Cincinnati, where he will spend
several days.
Howard Sedgwick, the young son of
Grant Sedgewick, is visiting his aunt,
at Arrovenia.
E. c. Boyd and daughter Anna left
yesterday for Cabell county, w. Va,
TO visit friends.
Charles Downey and Joseph Anthony
lett yesterday for Connaught Lake,
Ohio, to spend several days.
Chalmer sedgwick, who has been
quite low for some time Is now in a
very critical condition and sinking very
fast.
Mrs. ]. C. Gray and Mrs. James Dick
son will go to Thobun's boarding
house in the country to-day to spend
several weeks.
Amy news or subscriptions for the
Register can be left at the City News
Stand, where the Register can always
be found on sale.
P. P. Miller, who recently purchased
the Brady property. on South Fourth
street, will not take possession OF the
property until some time in September.
The German Lutheran Church will
picnic at Briedenstein' orchard to-day
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lenge the Musterd Cutters for game
Of ball Sunday morning at o'clock on
the Terminal gzound. Ii accepted ans
wer through this paper.
The Schmulbachs defeated the Blue
Ribbons, of Benwood. Score p to 8.
Batteries for schmulbach, Sorying and
Armbruster Blue Ribbon, -Biackey"
Chaplin and Homestead.
0. +, Creseents defeated the w, w.
Irwins Sunday afternoon on the Forty
first street grounds by a score Of 80 to
TO- The feature of the game was the
hitting of the Crescents. They knocked
three pitchers out of the box, Chas.
Frable being the first, Chas. Werner
the second, and has been" the third.
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pionship of Ohio, and the Cincinnati
men won by margin of four pins from
Columbus, with Akron third and Cleve-
land last.
The special match between Diel's
st. Louis team and the Atlantic Gar
den team of Baltimore, which begun
to-day, will not be concluded until to-
morrow. The conditions are strlhe
and spare, best three out of five games.
Three were rolled to-day, of which
Baltimore won two and st. Louis one
The other two games will be rolled to-
morrow morning
Following are the scores in the prin-
cipal events: