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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-21
MUCH DISORDER
INJEWISHQUARTER.
Day Of Atonement Marked in
London BY Serious Rioting I.
in the Ghetto. 8
ByAssociated Press.)

!. LONDON, Sept. 90 The Day Of Atone
ment was marked In London by serious
rioting in the Jewish quarters OF the East
End. Over 1000 Jews engaged in dis
turbance and nearly 300 police had to be
called out before the disorder was quelied.
The trouble arose over the action OF
members of a social DEM
ocra tic J ewish club at Spitalfields, situ-
.ated in the heart Of district. contain
ing 10000 Jewish inha bitants.
The socialists openly paraded in disre-
gard OF the fasting Injunction and made
d celebration with wines at the club
house. ss3 .9ss 81, A. III h
The orthodox Jews were angered and
surrounded the club house and stoned It.
The socialists threw bottles Mt the crowd,
and soon the two or three narrow streets
In the vicinity became choked by a fight
Ing mob. Ambulances were called out
and the doctors had many minor Gu SEES to
attend to. rs "A; III !: q
Finally&the police quelled the disturb
ance. cordoned off the streets in the dis
iturbed area and made several arrests.
Excited groups OF orthodox Jews: how
ever, continued to rarade#th streets
and the houses Of several socialist Jews
were stoned. j5 8 5Ssas l.,S Il
& The magistrate. in sentencing the va
rious rioters brought up at the local
Police Court, said 1t was "deplorable that
a class of4persons who for centuries have
been distinguished by the tercestg perse-
cution should. when IN the one free coun-
try in the world, turn upon those who dis
agreed with them upon religious grounds
and stone and prosecute even their co..
Ereigionists. = $.ss #
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--ZlN TIL E=-
WORLD OF SPORTS.

gratis rnu, thst IA Ala nat accnn+ ~. oNAr
49, q 49, $50 ~ - VIZ $50
1s,b. e.,,..,,. IA 1880 1,s,,.. ...
as nAin AN f1tsSs 4, ar 20 ..'s =.
~ -. IA sn,sa III So ' - neS arg :"
= isot t av' trx,,sh toxa $40. ~
80 tNu'''''' VIZ vii -, ~,
III tho Rim a, 1os n.s,,,ds rtnesjhn
~ s''''s niva go ~ po'1''u 70 " e ,,vo
pounds 80 - tn"e 80
z The y.ast s,do ~ Il q ~ e. r,,,,s ho.
cJoasd n mo ,ch : betwnen rsnrnw yonnnr a nj
Iohy,nv 'Tea ~ M fa,,oht Sax an,hor 90,
Tsnb Kendrjcbs a III no,,ns IL Nv i,,s, nvar
from Enriand saws his bsat In t,ic. a. hn,na
were twnntv po,,nd dra ~, WIN ,n,r snr''
Staniev and' Yiftnen ro,,nd 'vio4orv 2 aver
EYaii as.1 = sle'' io''1 3''''s 80 "
!. Esrankia NsIi, ana III, Yathar viii sa,, yor
Eneiand nnS vvednesdnv Nrhev hnve nirnsd
ARTICLES a. fipht ioc J,owket al tho National
snortinp ciuh On October ibth ,rhev ara to
I'm ~ 80 nuraa ~ Al 90 ~ Z ,vhich INA
winner rets Il. IA The men are "a weigh II,
al liza rn,,nds ~ Is . III e.iiS7.SSs -. $500 ~
:. - '1,t's"'1 . 1E !. ~.
: NErv HAVEN. r.oNN5 san,enher 2o~Ai.
s,usG " hsre ~ sor,e ,,ns ana
eve - go r,antsin : i1o1sn ana fnv
y Football, ff5 men nnca sIonaiiv have hear,
E VI ss cnra Ga IL NE i,ehtest Wind
az praetjce thn Sfrs3 * hnrin1 ~ ~. sruad
as a whole took piace yenterdsy afternoon A.
the Yale field tvhsn twtntv-ihre mar ~.
ported ia Cania,n Hnra n I rRe univ viet ans
that rerorted vera tIsockwe,i. , lforan Howrnas
and Rora back. - - = 80 = & $3.50
cAMBRiDGE. MAss.. september .o-The
Harvard t.ballI season besnn yesterday in
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SIXTEEN LEFT.
Result Of the First Round Match
Play in Golf Championship.

tBy Associated Press.) 57s594.
GLEN ECHO COUNTRY CLUB. ST:
Louis. MO-, Sept. %. las the result OF
the arst round match play In the, olym--.
pia International Golf Championship TO-
day only sixteen golfers aresleft 70 com
,pete8 in the second round tomorrow:
Chicago has six representa- tives left, OF
which not more than four can survive,
as Ned Sawyer and Simpson Fouls.
wheaton Golf Club mates and H.. e.
as opponents. i IS III 4. "
Most OF the thirty-six hole matches to-
day were one sided, and few surprises
developed. a. B. Lambert. OF. the home
in an erratic mood and the chica go Har-t
ward player succumbed. down.
Il Champion II. C. Egan won by indiffer-
cnt golf, plainly showing that ne was far
IRON the brilliant form that marked his
victorious matches at Baltusrol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-21

IT, RUsTEE's sALE-I, tho undersigned subs
! stltuted trustee. In execution Of cer-
r Tunstal his wife. 70 r. II, Ellysen. trustee,
dated August slst, 1891, and recorded In the
fault having been n,pae H. the payment Of the
note Of 500. secured Therein, and having been
viii soil at public auetQn. On he pren,ses, g
'rEMBSR. 1904, at o'clock r NJ. that cer-
tain lot OF land Is Tunstal!'s. IN New Kent
adjoining the lands q tho Southern Railroad
and others, II being the, same lot or tract. Of
land the said II, G, Tunstal now resides.
Terms Of sale: Cash as TO 30 much as win pay
on the said note and interest thereon nom
August I'd, 1923. and 10 defray tbs expenses ot
the sale, and the aanea on credit OF one and
Two years. tho purchaser giving his bond bear.
,r1st on said land for the deferred payments.
This lot or tract Of land has a valuable dwell:
Ing house., wheewrlght shop. store house and
other buildings on 4. and Is strictly n hrst-
class place 70 conduct the merSaan1tlle business,
August the gath, 1904 y, y, GltEGoRi. sub,
sututed Trustee AVE 2Q-s0t
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7s.,cHools.
RICHMOND (QLLElE,.

Next session opens September 32d.e
Thorough instruction In ancient and mod.
ern languages, pure and applied sciences.
history, philosophy and law. In Septs1ii.
Der. 1904, new courses IN free-hand and
mechanical drawing and In practical rrie.3
chanics and electricity will be opened, Ex.s
celent laboratories In physics. chemistry
biology. psychology. mechan MICS and Edra vs.
Ing Special attention is called to the fact
that full professors teach the lowest A.
we'll as the highest college classes. stu.
dents at entrance usually take first year
Latin, English. MathNoatics and History.
They therefore have as their teacheros
Professors w. Ii Fousheet =. g. Wood. u.
ward, r. e. Gaines and s. G. Mitchell
For catalogue and information. address
Pres. r. w. BoatWright, Richmond, Va. #
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Postrnasters Appointed.
(specIal 70 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@E!3 Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch)
WASHINGTON, D, ca, september ao-
The following fourth-class postmasters
We're appointed In North Carolina to-day.
Alliance, Pamlico county; sallie r. Cam
pen, vice 3. r, Noble. resigned; Clear
Creek. Carabus county Wills IIough.
vice Mary Black, resigned; Efland,
Orange county. Daniel y. Forrest, Vice
n. D. Brown, resigned !, Marler, Yadl1ln
,county: Sarah r. Shore vice Martha G.
Cheek, resigned, Aroravian Falls. Wilkes
county. Robert =, Smith vice Lille L.
Sloop. removed.
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Law SCHOOL.

The school OF law In Richmond College
offers thorough professional training AZ \
moderate cost. Professors are Roger
Gregory. LII. D.; Ernest NJ. Long. LIZ 3.
and John B. Minor. B. L. All fees Of flrst$
year amount to $62.5o Session begins
September 22d. Is n
VI COMMERCIAL LAW COURSE.
Many y6ung men who look forward 20
careers IN commercial pursuits wish 9
knowledge Of business law, and for these
the College Law School will hereafter
offer one-year course In COMMERCIAL
Law The subjects embraced in this
course are the Law OF Domestic Rela tons.
Contracts, Administration OF Vills, lns
s,lrance Negotiable Instruments and Cor.
poratons. Fee for entire course $50 Cose
OF Textbooks about SIS. Class houra aftes
54.90 p. NJ. 81 Ssi;3a 4. e. 5:$
For catalogue and information.& address
any Of the professors. or lI.. " sls sg
President F. w. BOATWRIGHT,
Richmond, Va,
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The Virginia N echanics Institutol
m re- =.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

OPP. MONROE PARK. 3fRICHMOND.&v:A.s
. FoRTIETII$ SESSION Of nina mon n Sept;
II 10 Juno II. Thorough preparation Tor unl:!
ts q, 81 Naval
for small boys; En- with q separate nstructorS.s
study-hall, ana recitation rooms. Numbering
hoarderu strict limited The Principal will
b ! at home. Z NJ Belvidere ST.. a. TER Sept;
s. For full Information, as to terms. systens
AND a COLLEGE, RECORD
since 1887, see 40 page catalogue at book and
drug stores, or by mail upon, application to-
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WAR HORSE DIES 81.
FROM BROKEN HEART

IA column of troops marched past3th
Alsace column In the Place de Ia Con-
corde, Paris. the other day with drums
beating and flies playing is VI
4 "A broken down old black horse drawing
cart heaped up with vegetables heard
the music and saw the soldiers, 81 u r ti
In the seat OF the cart. half asleep IN
the blazing sun, was Nine. Lecocq. who
had been 10 the Paris market to buy sup
plies for her grocery store.
A the sound OF the drums and the
sight of the ired-legged soldiers in the
Place de la Concordesthe old horse came
to life. He pranced and trotted 70 the
head of the marching column, nearly
shaking Nine. Lecocq off the seat.
Half way across the square the horse
stopped. His knees gave way, and he
tell dead with his heart broken. Maze.
5Lecocq was thrown to the ground. The
soldiers marched around the wreck and
laughed s
In front Of the Alsace column, Just Sow
enteen years ago, almost to day, this
same black horse nearly upset the gov-5
.ernment OF France. On that day he
.pranced through the Place de la Concorde
carrying on his back General Bauanger.
then the idol OF the masses, who came
within an ace OF being another Napoleon
They called Boulanger "the man on
horseback" ti{i
E The man died an exiied suicide In Brus-
sells. The horse lived on In humble OBJ
.liylon until 1t died on the scene OF Its
great trlumph,-P hill delphia North Amer.
lean, 3i
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BECAUSE
PITTsBuRG LOST.
Il to The Tlmes.p Ispatch.

Especial to The Times-D tspatch.)
P1TTsBURG, PA. Sept. oo.--Tony Laird
who has been ore Of the most enthusila a 5
four seasons was placed in ) the Insane
d dep i It the Mercer County Aims.
house sterday by friends who IS say Ina
on the part OF Pittsburg to land her
fourth pennant this season.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
812 East Broad Street.
Grand Auction Sale
...OF...
.Handson1eC Carpets

40 Slightly Used Carpets OF the Best Quail
lily of Administer. Body Brussels, Velvet,
Wilton and Ingram In handsome Persian
patterns, and other stylish designs.
Also 10 New Administer Art SQUARES,
This Wed, Sept. Fl, al IL O'clock N.
at our warerooms, No. el2 2. Broad Street
Special attention to ladies'.
This is undoubtedly the grandest sale OF
Carpets ever offered In this city at auc-
ton. Sale positive. 4
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times-plspa tcil)
NEW YORK, september 20,-Fifth Ave-
nue., Mrs. "A. S. Halves; Cumberland, A.,
SPlzzini and Wiz! Cadillac. II. B, Bacon
and wife; Herald Square, Mrs, ]. ".
Craig; Aston. q. w, ierndon, w. II, 4
Martin; Park Avenue, u, y. Price; MARI
borough. j. IT Archer; Continental. Miss
N. Alexander; Holland, Mrs: y, *.
Branch; York, s. Weinberg.
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We will sell for Phil 6. Kelley, on ac !;
ness, ness at It his Ills Restuarant. No . North
seventeenth Street corner Of Era n 5si
commencing s-at 1890 o'clock. his entir.
5restuarant and hotel fixtures, etc. con,
French Steel Range, with Double Fire
and and Ovens, cost SIG; large Hotel 7i3
With Ssdrawers.G cost $50: latest Improved
National CASH Regi No. 81, In per-
feet order: very ma ssvet Walnut Buffet.
Mirrors, and Tennessee Marble
lrrns, thea finest IL the city. cost $3.50; 5
Lunch Tables, "a htgh:back Dining Chairs,
ment OF Crockery, Glassware. kni!Xes,
Forks land Spoons s ELECTRIC Ceiling
Fans, Showcase and Cigar Counter. fine
Pair Scales, Silver Plated Casters. large
assortment Of Agate and Tinware,5 Table
Cloths. Napkins, ETC.. and other F'urnt-
sture usually found IN q first-clas res: res.
.tuarant.s58 ~ +
Open for Inspection Thursday morning,
9 O clock. Sale positive 6 TERMS: 81 t Gash.
THE VALENTINE AUCT1ON{sCO.. 9
Auct!oneer3.
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WINS The BAY
SHORE ST AXE:
Monet Carries Off the Days
Honors on the Graves
end Track.
BEAT THE. FAvoRITE ARMENIA.
Letala Captures First Race and
Armandis Right the Fourth.
Other Races.
BEAT The FAvORITEa ARMENIA
nv Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.--Monet, at 20 to
i, won the Bay Shore selling stakes,
about six furlongs. at Gravesend to-day,
beating the favoritc Armenia, by half q
lsngth. Ascension was third. Three
4favorites won. Summarizes:
First race-sellng, about six furlongs--
Letola Il to 81 first. Geranium (25 to y
second, Major Pelham Is to y third.
Time, ITO 80.
Second race-5.1-2 furlongs-1seau Is to
81 first, Blandy Us to y second, Hearts
bss,Fe 90 third T'T so1 1;o7 Fl ss,nr
about six furlongs-Monet go to y first,
Armenia (13 to 81 second. Ascension q
to y third. Time, lao SO.
Fourth raeeone e, mile q and drat fq snnnSa
Belle t 81 to 5 see9nS "a IS. s. Valentine 9
Fifth race-fvo furlongs-santa Catn-
lima Is to 81 first. Lucy Y Dung g to y
/ :Ol l-6. 5 i. .55
Sixth race-sellng, one mile and q six
III to 81 first, Revellle u
to D}second, Flexion q to y third. limo.
1:4s. 3ss5 z 5s it
The Harlem Running.
3.s &(By Associated Press.) ss
49,
lem: Isl n s} ia5s
q First race-ave furlong s-Happy ack
e to 81 first. Freebooter q to y second,
Second race-steeplechase. short course
John e. Owens e. to 10. first. Dominique
YOU e to y second, Allegiance q to y
third Time. 3:4s rs. .55 !,
Third race-one mile, the Cicero stakes
Stroller III to 81 first, spencerian ~ to
u second. Fonsoluca I'll toSl0), third.
Time, 1:444-6.
9 Fourth race one. mile-Ma gistrate III
to 81 fl1lt, Judge Hines e to 81 second.
Gregor K.8 ditto . third. Time, :46 2-5.s ,II5
5 Fifth race-4 10 furlongs-Subtle Is to
y first, Belle Kinney q to y second,
Lady lYilmot tloo to j third. Time.
8:57 1-5. AZ g.,G sss 5e 81 n is f5s
y first, Big Ben q to s. second. MAMMA
Hodge e ztogl) third. Time, is 20
~ Seventh ,s5race-mile and an eigh th-
Greateastern 40 to y first, Mr.. Farnum
Is to y second, louisville 90 to y third.
Time, 2:0l 3-5.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co...
612 East Broad Street.

i 49, d
HANDSOME MAHOGANY CABINET
II UPRIGHT PIANO AND STOOL,
MAss1vI1 WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT.
SOLID BRASS BED. MASSIVE OAK.
BUFFET, COOKING STOVES, ETC.
ETC, AT AUCTION.
THIS wednesday, MORNING., Septem-
Der 81, commencing 1880 o'clock, at our
warcrooms. No. Oh r. Broad Street, we
will sell ] Handsome Mahogany Upright
Cabinet Grand Piano. full ia octave,
sweet tone and In good order. Will, Mah ,,,i,
any Stool; Massive Walnut Chamber SUIT,
Tennessee MARBLE; Handsome ALI Brass
Bed. Massive Oak Buffet large numher OF
Bedstcads and Mattresses, Chairs. Rock-
ers. Centre Tables, Sideboards. Oak Ward
robe: Flrst?Class Rubber-Tire Baby Cos
Cart. Brass Plano Lamp: Enameled Iron
Beds Odd Dressers and Was hstands,S etc.
Immediately following this sale will sell
a handsome lot Of Carpets. as advertised
elsewhere in this column. Ladies especial
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
ia5I5 By The Valentine Auction Co.,
sl2 East Broad Street.
AUCTION i ) SALE
OF. ALL; THE
Vehicles Of sweeney's
American Stables,
No. o and II s. Eighth Street.
No. 8 and II 8. Eighth Street.

= !
On account OF III health and declining
the livery business, we will sell for Mr..
James Sweeney, al the Vehicles Of every cry
description Of the well known SWeeney's
American Stables at Nos. 9 and Il South
Eighth Street, " /.
FRIDAY MORNING, &sEPTEMBERs2SD ,
commenc cling o:30 o'clock. consisting Of 2
RUN tel Buss. Top
iBuggi f1sTep Wagon, 2 surries, 2 Days
ton Wagons, 4 ri bber-Tire Runabout
stee1-Tire Runahout. 2-seat n WA on, !
Phaeton. 4-Seat Ches peake Trap. ! DOE
Cart. gcabs,s1 Sleigh. Mall Wagon, 2
large 2-Horse3g Open Bussea, 2 large =; q
Horse Covered urniture;W Vans, large q
Horse Farm WA gon, u Carriage Body,
large assortment Of Odd Wheels. Carriage
Shafts, Buggy and Wagon Poles. Double
and Single Sets Carriage and BUGGY T7hr-
ness, 1 Barrel Axle Grease, paic Plat
form Scales, etc. 3s 5558 -
Also Roller-Top Office Desk, Flat-Top
Standing Desk, land Combination Lock
Iron Sale i$ 34s 33sas 4 s S
sale positive Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION N 60! co. 3s
sept 2l-st 5a 3.. u III
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FOOTBALL SEASON.
Washington and Lee Defeats
.Miller'ss School. q 5s5.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
K LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. N:-Wash hing;
ton and Lee University PLAYED her Initial y a
feaied Miller,s School, Of Albemarie, %.
10 O.. University played a steady game.
The features we're the end runs o. Bed
soc Anderson and Chiffon LOT VARSITY
lef.'S ..-..-le
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.
/ FOR SALE.

$1,000 Dwelling, central. rents for $3.50
sec, 300 Store and Office Building, Main
$500 Store. Broad. between Sixth and
( $4,000 Farm. ss acres, dwelling 10 rooms.
's,s''LoTs in Lee DISTRICT. 4
Dwellings. Stores. etc, etc. IN all parts
4 Money to lend on RIchmond city prop,
erty at and 6 per cent. ss 5is 8 /.
II you wish to secure a good tenant list
your houssTs + Mn N. W vi AAEXpMsF s e CO..
z No. "a North Ninth Street,
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9; Is Innings arkness).
AT Montgomery: Montg emery. 81
Shreveport. 2. sis s b @ s
4. Birmingham: Birmingham, 2; LITTLE
Rock, Ii 81 III 55 55sls 5s ~
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MISS ELL Ell E E i Il S Il
School for Girls.
\ IL EAST FRANKLIN sTREET.,si

112 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, ss5sY
s5 septem Der 26, 1904. II
y From kindergarten to college. Bryns
Mawri examinations will be held in 9Rich--g
5mond May. 1906. French 4 or 81 German;
lessons to little girls Of six, seven and
eight, without extra charge. III
80 Terms: Invent yt to seven y d ollars. The
school is limited In every tnents Girs
Sculars at No. l u East Franklin Street
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BY Sutton G. Co..
Real Estate AuctioneerS,
10 N. Ninth Street.

EpEREMPToRY3 SALE
.14s LOTS IN THE PLAN OF WEST
H1GHLAND, ADJOINING HIGH
LAND PARK, In. THE COUNTY 5
OF HEERICO, ABOUT ONE 5E4S
MILE NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS.
At the request OF the "Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association VIII CHI
company is now In voluntary liquidation,
we Will offer for SALE at public auction,
upon the premises. to tho highest bidder.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1904.
commencing at 8 o'clock P. M. the above
These lots front on vide avenues. runs
ming from what is known as tho old
Meadow Bridge Road to the Henrico
Turnpike, and run back to wide alleys.
being situated SO near to the street car
line, and the rapidly improving sections
Of tho hestnut Hill and Highland Park
.Company's properties, should commend Il
to those wishing suburban home s.
The land lies beautifully, being nigh
and dry, and are as pretty building lots
as can be found anywhere near the city. ~
The company Is selling to wind UP It's
affairs, MD THE PROPERTY WILL
BE SOLD no THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
50 you can attend this sale with the as
surance OF securing a bargain. Si5 n
hour Of sale. =. q, z, Z. . ~,
sept 2o-tds s.8 Auctioneers.
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Fl BY Tho Valentine Auction Co..
5$5i e Auctioneers.

Hote, and Restaurant Fixtures, crockery,
III Glassware, Coffee Urna, Steel Range,
Natlona, Cash Reolater, e electric Fans,
Fine Refrigerator, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Table linen, show Case and
Cigar Counter, Etc, at Auction, at No.
go North seventeenth Street, corner
81 Franklin. II
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8 BY request. we will, on h
4 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1901.
Offer for sale. by Public Auction. the
above property. The lot has a frontage
OF 80 ia feet, by a. good depth; This
property ia In a good and convenient To-
home. It's being so near Broad strest
and thu market, enables the occupant 70
save great deal Of money. which Woniu
otherwise be spent In street car faro.
The owner is anxious to soil. SO come
and see what can be had,
7 TERMS: Liberal, and at sale.
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N0LLEY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 81

Pine Street, between Grace and F'ranklias1
Geo. M. IN olley, Principal: Richard IT
Wilson, Jr., Associate Principal.
Prepares boys for colleges and universe
sites. 33 z " N 4s8 q ssi
New pupils classified Tuesday, Septemsi
Der Goth, Catalogues at the book stores. #S
a For catalogues and urthertinformationi
address the Principal at III North Fifth 4
Street, Richmond. Va. sE3 m asS3sss}s3i
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate tAuctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE
l NJ BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF TIE
WE'LL LOCATED AND VALUABLE
Lot 48 K IFS Feet,
WITH THE
Detached Two.Story
Frame Dwelling Thereon,
NO. 1905 WEST CARY STREET.

In execution OF certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated Septem-
Der 10, 1903, recorded In D. B. l67 A. pa go
al, Henrlco County Court, default having
been made In the debt secured, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary, !
shall sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on al = "a q:
at O'clock p, Nj. the real estate above
referred to and described In the said
deed. It being the well known residence
In which the late Misses Mary q. and
Clara Morier resided, on the south eide Of
Cary Street, west Of and near Ritchie
Street; the lot fronting % feet on Cary
street and running back within parallel
lines 125 feet to an alley IN common, hays
Ing a two-story frame dwelling OF about
six rooms, and a grove OF large oak trees
thereon.
TERMs-For cash as to the expenses OF
sale, taxes to-day Of. sale, and the sum Of
5000, with interest thereont from, Septem-
Der 10, 1904, and as to the residue upon
terms to be announced at the time Of
sale. j. B. ELAN, Trustee.
q ]. 3. Elan & Co, Auctloneers.
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b WASHINGTON D. c.. september 20.
New York won beth games OF the double
header this afternoon, but It required
eleven innings to bag the first one. 1t
was a spectacular event all the way. for
there was plenty Of fine fielding and
both pitchers kept tho runners from scor-
ing for six innings. 1t was d battle be-
tween orth and jacobson. but the locals
bumped the Highlander" In the ninth
and evened up the score After tho ylsi-g
tors scored another run IN the eleventh
heavy shower flooded the field. but the
umpire made the teams resume after wait
Ing twenty-five minutes, when the sun
appeared. IA
a Singles by Dougherty and Conroy and
doubles by Williams and Camel gave
New York three runs in the first inning
In the second game. Two more were
added In the third on hits by keeier and
Conroys and Hughes's error. Two singles
and N-illiams's tumble counted one for
the Sena tors In the SIXTH. si 32fs4 S5
. Score (first gamc): R. H. e.
Washing ton &. 20 o o D Q 90 f0o-2 O.
New York -. 90 11O01-3 10 /
IN Batteries: Jacnbsen and Kittredge; Ortiz
CHESHIRE and MCGUIRE. Time, ? hours.
Umpire, Connolly. 5t
q Score (second game): r.. E.
" ashin gton ~. @ Q IL
New York 80. ..........,3 02oOo-5 g i
Called sixth. account OF darkness.)
Batteries: Hughes and Clarke; chesbro
and MCGUIRE. Time. 1:lG, Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 1000.