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NI 8 NOR einige Wo9en fpdter. Sn
SSI biefen Wo9en bate 9eorg
- 8ibiger fi9 nit elmer pa9ren
milk ~ So OY~Hn:4 nnraL4 AYe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
.MUSlC'S CHARMS
FOR MOSQUITOES
Sweet Music Will Lure the Pests
to Their Everlasting
Undoing.
Especial to The Hmes-Dlspatols.,

Especial 10 the IlHes-O!spdtcl.l
NEW YORK, June s.-Muslc hath pow
Ell to charm the balaful lnos1ulto ard
lure him to electrocution, according to
Mrs. Amelia Weed Holbrook, who read
4 paper on the curative properties Of
music before the Professional Wonan's
League. yesterday
ut has been discovered that the hear
Ing apparatus OF this little nuisance"
said Mrs. Holhrook rs attuned to catch
sounds. and these can he made to vibrate
TO the pitch Of certain musical notes
When these are sounded tho entire ner-
Sea syasaa e h ber q Sbra
lions second, yet In harmony with the
lower note. the MOSQUITO becomes para
lyzed; 80 s,,,,aad ~ I, !.
quito viii plunge toward the music, and
a # hs sbs ri Viii
PfsptaHss e ms sEaaaSs sc sRR
ting up Of a musical instrument that will
vibrate at the proper pitch to attract the
mosalitoss and to anrr9und y With
that as the lnosapitoes plunge against
Not only mosquitoes, but mice are to
r. Mr. esHHs esdaE Foag @ mas as s sastss
hidden in 4 double bottom a small mus!.
cal box which plays automatically all
u; The 0l mouse Charmed by these sounds
ventures nearer and nearer and at last
pops into the trap seeking a. reserved
Seat. The music goes on, but there Is no
sss e Rs m m9sss uat Is TAKEN from
the trap ia meet his death.
The painful and diacordant bowling q
absaa .ao aS 5a .n5n9a n m snaad
a snotheraF Club, THIS was 10 have q tun-
Ing fork ready and TO- give the child the
proper note when It began to cry.
caly," say the mothers, An entire
family may thus be brought into har-
mony SO far as Its cries are coHeerAed'
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n
BIG
COLLEGE.
To be Established In Connection
With Trinity College,
at Durham.
THE H: DUKES GIVE $4,000
THE. DUKES GIVE $4,000
Only Condition Is That North
Carolina People Raise a Like
At1lount--Closing Exercises.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch)
DURHAM, n. c., June s.--Tha gradual
ing exercises OF Trinity College were
held In Cravin Memorial Hall this morn
inE at Il o'clock. Tho exercises wero
opened BY song. which was followed by
a prayer by Rev. J. G. Howe. OF Concord.
The literary address was delivered by
Professor Nash, Of Cambridge. Mass
Itcv. J. II. Melish. pastor OF Holy Trim
sity Church. Brooklyn. N. x. also made
q strong speech, urging his audience to
have an enthusiastic faith in the future
OF tho country.
BIG WOMAN,s COLLEGE.
Onu interesting feature OF the exer-
eises was tho announcement by Presi-
dent Kilgo, that the trustees had de-.
cidcd to build woman's college, as an
nnnex. It Is proposed to mako this
cost $4,000,
h1essrs. Duke have agreed to give fifty
acres Of valuable land and $4,000 in
cash Six thousand dollars were also
given by members OF the board Of trus-
tees. The only condition attached to
the Dukes donation Is that the people
of North Carolina give an additional go
900, The woman's college is an assured
fact. Trinity now has an endowment
az 100000, The Dukes have given al
most $500 900.
THE GRADUATES.
AT the close OF the addresses, diplomas
were presented to thirty-one graduates.
Trinity College conferred the degree Of
doctor OF divinity upon Rev. r. G, Bea-
,,tan and T. r. Mari. s3
Tonight the annual reception was held,
which is every year one Of the most at
tractive features Of the social part OF tho
commencement season,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 r. Main.
ParIor Lamps, Clocks ''lk Tea
Sets, TolIetware, House. 9 ] $ e
hold Furniture, Chewing.
and Smoking tobacco I|'Ii'
0bel lsk Flour, underta kerss
Supplies, &C., at Auction II \
To. Day, 1890 A. n.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
- Snos ~ Ma fy, -I. -

Wa viii sell TODAY (Thursday), June
9th. commencing at 1850 o'clock, the
largest line Of goods OF the season. con-
sizzling ii undertaksr'a Supplies. 80 Par
ior Lamps and Clocks. 100 pounds OF MOI
Strike Smoking Tobacco, cases Of Pep
tonized Port, all size bottles; Tea Sets.
IS Toilet Sets, is Chamber Suits, In white
walnut and oak; Sidebeards. China
Closeis. bookcases, Extension Tables.
6ining.room Chairs. Wardrobes. Onyx
Parior Tables. Feather Beds and Pillows,
extra large lot OF Chinaware, Glassware
and Cooking Utensils. Show Cases. Re-
fricerators, 100 Odd Chairs. large lot
Quilts, Comforts. etc; also barrels
0belisk Flour All Of the above goods are
to be sold to highest bidder.
All dealers and consumers that are IN
need Of furniture should attend this sale
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
& Geo, II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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KILLED HIS
OWN FRIEND.
.----------.------
Boston Travelling Salesman Shot
Without Warning by Init
mate Conlpatnion.
Observation-Disclosures
HIS SLAYER HAD ONE ARM
Both Men Were Looking After
Demented ManAccused
Surrendered.
HIS SLAYER HAD ONE Arm.
NV Associated Press.)

=s (By AH6OclAteQ EteSoD
ALBANY, N. ", June Sat an early
hour to-day Richard ID. Preusscr, Of the
broker firm Of r. p, Preusser s. Co., No.
42a Broadway this city, shot and IN
stantly killed Miles B. Mcdonnell,
travelling man Of Boston, In the latter
room on the second floor OF the Teneyck
Hotel.
preusser then quietly walked down the
stairs through the lobby. where q dozen
people were sitting, and out to the street
IL police headquarters. At the entrance
OF tho latter building he met two o u g
who were on their way to the Teneyck.
having been telephoned for. Going up 70
them Preusser said h, QUIET tone:
"I.ye lust killed Mcdonnell and 1acame
to give myself up" "a
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
He then obtained permission to use me
telephone, and Informed his "lle that
he had killed Mcdonnell and was then
at police HEADQUARTERS. where ne haa
given himself UP. 5
Mrs. preusscr arrived at headquarters
few minutes afterwards, and the two
had q long talk In Chief Eyatt's private
ofIice, after which Preusser was placed
behind the bars.
Mcponnell had come here to assist
Preusser in caring for Fred L. Train. said
to BIO OF Waterbury, Conn. VINO nad gone
Insane. Tho murdered man and Freus.
ser were together all day yesterday ana
all last evening. About midnight they
we're at luncheon at downtown restau-
rant. They did not have any argus
ment that those who sat about the tables
wero aware Of, but suddenly the two men
left and went to the toilet room, where
angry words were heard. When they
came into the main dining room later.
Preusser put on his hat and walked out.
Mcdonnell when he returned said:
4 "Preusser Is Just as crazy as Train" and
also went out.
After Preussar left the restaurant he
walked directly to his office. got a dou-
ble-barreled shotgun and returned to the
restaurant. He was smoking cigarette
& when he re -entered. and on inquirng for
! Mcdonnell was told that he had gone to
his hotel Preusser then left tho restau-
rant and walked to the Hotel Teneyck
where the clerk gave him the number OF
McDonnells room, knowing that Preus-
ser, being familiar with the house, could
find his way without difficulty.
FIRED THROUGH DOOR.
Preusser went up to the ROOM and
knocking on tho door. got the gun In po-
siton with his one arm, having lost his
other Mcdonnell came to the door, clad
only In an undersh!rt and trousers.
Scarcely had the door opened when
b Preusser fired one shot, Tho charge taking
effect In the left side near the hea-t, and
Mcdonnell rolled over on the floor dead.
Prcusscr then calmly laid the gun down.
walked down stairs into the hotel lobby,
and. linking arms with a friend, said:
Come on; I'm going to give myself up"
In court this morning Preusser'H coun-
sci waived examination, and ha was sent
to jail on charge OF murder in the first
degree, Ills friends claim that his mind
Is affected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
Nelson-Weller.
(Special to The Tlmes-pispat

E SPfSsAls Z e. To- June at
the Methodist Church, the old hlst.99r!S,
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Hal Harrison, Of Enfield, N a. Vas
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MT a asEsSts h MI zz sIlsssrM Mr. Fsanss
guests went 10 the House of Dr.. II, R
Eurgerson. where Mossta, ct Rishme25nd.
k ga s vas vs
ceptlNn lasted tn late hour, and At lts
f.9ai va stS e sa q
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Cured 10 Stay Cured.

Mrs s. IT, Roberts qlpton La sens pG 81!
card request for trial bottle 81 DgaKeS t Eats
metto Wine to Drake Formula Company, R 21naia
Block, Chicago. Ill. and received " pEoHNHsrasy
Roberts writes Pre- trial bottle q this Geht
to semp!stcls cure hsr She says crsd FILA Lay
bottle Of brakes Palmetto Wine has Sl troSs s
vas Of hladdeE and seTP9lIa e4n,
Wine save me- Guiek and entire relief and 7
have had no trouble since using tne one tFsa'
bottle,r III Il 5l
brakes Palmetto Wine cures every sue. sgSh
to stay euEsd Is tEs aslahg ro sHsy
Troubles caused By inflammation, Congestion On
P.ssa wSs pto asE ssss
action ,the bowels and cures Goastlnstea Ia ia,
does al shs splendid work ana any reader e
Formiu hi Ia Company, Drake Bailding Chicago, III.
for o trial bottle OF brakes Palmetto " Inc. y
is free, and cures. A letter or postal cara 70
your only expense.
agents
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Was Drunk or Insane.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press-)
BOSTON. June s.-Persons associated
with Miles Mcdonnell. the victim of last
nights shooting at Albany. in the man
agement Of the Metropolitan Stock Elk
change here. say that Preusser was an In
Innate friend of Mcdonnell, and they
could attribute tho shooting only to In
toxication or insanity.
1t has been learned that Mcdonald shot
and killed George Price In A. New York
cafe December q. 1900. in quarrel over
gambling matters. Mcdonnell surren-
dered to the police. claiming that he acted
in self-defense. and was acquitted after
IL brief trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
GEO. ". MAYO
AucTI0NEER,
no North Seventh Street.

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HEeca Of Jan FEeight Claim AGENT VIII
seil al public auction, at the Southern Rail-
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Hisslns, BarboursyIlle. DBL bottled bsss; y,
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NJ NJ Fisher, Bsaleton, Va, hbl. elothingi N.
& HagWs, smas fs' yosdssn, Va bssss Aay,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
16 NJ. Ninth Street. 5sS
AUCTION SALE
a ucrloN SALE
lss LOTS in THE PLAN AN OF VEST = y:
LAND PARK, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, ABOUT 1 MILE ts5
NORTH4OF THE CITY LIMITS.

At the request Of the ''old Dominion
Building and Loan Association. which
company is now In voluntary LIQUIDATION,
we will offer for sale. at Public Auction.
upon 5 ths PEsHplAseys' Fl T,NE :, 1904,
commencing at IL o'clock r, NJ, the
above described property,
These lots front on wide avenues, run
ming from what is known as the old
Meadow Bridge Road. to the Henrlco
Turnpike. and run back to Wide alleys.
This property being situated near the
street car line and to the RAPIDLY improy55
Highland Park Company's properties,
should commend It to those wishing SUI
The land lies beautifully, being high
and dry and IRE as pretty building lots !:
The company is selling to wind up Its
affairs, and f. anxious Use, to .s sell 50 YOU
Of buying bargain, as every lot put up
viii be sold. 4si
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
hour Of SALE SUTTON & CO.,
I'll 57S,&0 Auctloneers.
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In pursuance OF a decree of the Law
and Equity Court, entered June l. 1904,
in the suit OF 'Crump. Guardian. ETC., VS.;
thereby appointed special commissioners
for that purpose. win sell ut Public Auc-
t MRl "a ~ h hEtsiituiNsAsS JUNE, 1904
commencing at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the
pied ped4 thereby. Situated on the Vest aide Of
betwsen Gary and Canal Streets, front
Ing q feet, more or less. on Fourth
Street and running back between parallel
lines 50 feet. mora or less. and BOUNDED
aa described H. the deed frem Josepl W Y
dated May y s;oa 1884, rs ana recorded n 2; p.
rably located for renting purposes. or
as a residence for q business man, and
the improvements being som ewllat out of
repair, It presents @ fine opportunity TOR
an admirable investment to persons Of
moderate means. THIS being a court sale
for the benefit of infants. II will be
Knocked out to the highest bidder.
s TERMS: One-fourth cash. residue at g..
10 and Is months for negotiable notes,
With interest added and title retained.
,WM. A. 4 = M s as 1II
Special Com Htssioners.
The bond required In above decree. has
been duly given, Given under my hand
this Attn day OF June. 1901. n
Ill 5,tds r. r. WINSTON. Clerk.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
The Days Proceedings and the
Gases on Call.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch).
WYTHEYILLE. Va. June s,-The pro-
ceedings In the Supreme Court to-day
were as follows: Hortenstine's AdmInls-
traitor vs. Carolina Railway Company.
Argued by George E, Penn for defendant
In error and john W. Neal for plaintiff
In error and submitted
D.ckey ct ais. VS.. city Of Bristol,
Argued by j. s. Ashworth and George p.
Pom for appellant and s. v. Fulkerson
and y. g. Peters for appellee and sub
mitted.
The next cases to be called are R,
Ratlift VS.. Ratlift ct ais, Ashworth vs.
Trammell and Virginia Southwestern
Railway Company VS.. clower's Admins
traitor.
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At request Of owner. who intends leav-
ing the r yfd1s; ! W. 5 9n :, 1904
at q %, clock p. Mon the premises. sell
the property, located as above. The
dwelling contains Z rooms, and the store
is quite q capacious one for the location.
along this thoroughfare, and q good busi-
ness can be done. Lot fronts 4 1-2 feet.
The owner IS determined to SELL even at
q big sacrifice, and It will be we'll to
attend this sale, si435.f
TERMS: At sale.
ju 5-tds p. "A. @CATLAN.
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Rail WAY.

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4 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY eth. LOO. ss!8
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Ba5SS u MI 5gSsy n
+ 1900 4. M.--Dally. Local for Charlotte. IN. C.g
1880 P. NJ -paiy. Limited. Buffet = !. ul!nan
to Atlanta and Birmingham. New Crlean1sS
Memphis, Chattanooga and AL the South
600 p. MEX. Sunday Key9ville Local.
1I:0O p. M.--Daily. Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ. for all the South. 5ls n 1854
II Z YORK RIVER LIN p. IN llg q
The favorte route to Baltimore and Eastern&
points. Leave Richmond 4:20 r. ", Dali w
2:is r. M.-Local. Daily, except Sunday. s
4:2O Pr NJ T. Except Sunday. For West Polnt9
connecting With steamers for naisors and
Point Monday, Wednesday and Friday call att
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday, r thursday
and Saturday, Almonds and Gloucester PointsA
4:45 A, M-Except Sunday. Local mixed fofs
West Point. slS
. sls TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6.5s A. NJ and 6:42 r. n, From all the South
:35 p M.-From Charlotte&a and Durham.
s:40,A M.--From Chase City. M ~ asss
( :25 A.1&M-Baltimore and West Point.
Z 1o;l5i AZ NJ, $40 r. N. from West Point.
c, w, WESTRuRY. D. p, a.. RIchmond.f tYa..ssSS
g.. Fl. HARDWICK, w. II. gTAYLOExR
O. ii. AGKERT aeDl. Mgr,a
Washington. D. 2. XII. I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
AUCTION SALES This Day.
"A ny Al. u Chewhing CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE =.
! floyd.
AVENUE LOTS
THUABDAY, JUNE 3. 1904.
lat "a O'CLOCK p, Ar, "

At the request OF the owner, who has
S SsSs sa m RFsssGs s6o w.
upon the premises, SEVEN LOTS, front.
irg on the north. side Of Floyd Avenue.
Just west OF and adjoining tho HOME
These Lots have a depth Of ISL feet TO
ao-foot alley, and Will bc sold II, sizes
TO suit tho demand OF any ono. vi
DO not fall TO attend this sale.
A.. ]. CHEWING CO..
June 4.tds AuctloneerS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
BY John. r. Goddln g CO.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
A ucT1oN SALE
a SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY ATTIC
4 AND BA6EMENT BRICK RESI- z
,DENCE ON WEST s1DD or 9Th.
BE1'WEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, WITH A NICE LOT
ON THE SID1D,

sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on
TIL URSDAY, JUNE g., 1904
at g O. clock p. NJ, the above mentioned
property, known as No, 500. The dwell
Ing Is a comfortable detached one. con-
tafns rooms. besides two-story de-
tached brick Kitchen In rear, with four
rooms, range, etc. The lot fronts forty
six feet anq runs back aSeut 49, tes
Its nortl, side Of the above dwelling to
build another dwelling should II be 50
desired. !.
by good ana permanent tenants, the pres
emit one having been there for may years.
Being centrally located and In g desirable
residence eectlon, this property offers
many advantages for a home or Invest
ment. s 3
TERMS: Liberal.
JOHN 4. GOpD1N & CO.. Auctioneers.
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LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL. 8 III 53s;sSS
q 900 "A 7l Mn ORFOLk LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk 1l;2o q, NJ; stops only ut Re tersbsFs.
s:o5 "A. s. INST. LOUIS EXPRESS. gunet
Parlor Car PetSrsburg to sl.ytch burg and R9aIs
Hluefeld 10 Cincinnati; also Roanoke TO- Ilnox-;
vile. and Knoxville to Chattanooga and @Men1s
phis. M, d, nc = ~ 81 q, AZ
vile sI,ynchburg and Roanoke 81 sAs III. sSgSS
e.0o p M,-OCEAN SHORE LIMITEDaif$9Ar~5
r,vss Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ. Stops only at Peter
bu ls Wayery and Suffolk Connects y yslIl
Baltimore and Washington. Through coach TO-
T.s5 p. M,MFor Norfolk and oil stations east
Of !. pst 6 mHNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond 10 LynehbprE and
p a. nolSe. Petersburg to Bristol, Lynehburg 70
EhattanooEa Memphis and New Orleans. Cares
Dt a,an = Saf' M.--woRLp's FAIR sPEcIAL,ss
rbrougf Pullman sleeper Petersburg to SIS
Trains arrye from the West 1885 A., ~, e:nt
p. M and s:o5 y. A.; from Norfok II go ~ e.
an otr Seo No. sss East Main Street.
w b. BEvILL. e =. a1SSLE1 Nv
GenJ, Pass Agt. 11ist. fasS,sASs,4las
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Bond Issue.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
LEISINuiON, M c.. June 8.-Lex1ng-
ton voted yesterday to ISSUE $69,uN %. Donos
were only Ave votes cast against II.
Rev. j. II. Grey has accepted q call TO
a church ID Salisbury,
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Conveyances Will leave the office Of
the aucGoneers at $3.50 o'clock on the day
of sale, or parties attending sale may
take either car line to within g. few
blocks of the property. @ Z
III E-tds. go
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Far1nville Delegates.

Especial to The TImes-p ispatch.)
lrARMVILLE. VA, June $.-The DEM
ocrats of Farmyille Magisterial District
Monday night elected three delegates to
the state Convention as follows Mayor
w. Il. Blantop, A, d. Watkins and H, p.
Barrow, They go uninstructed,
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BY u. "A. Catlln.
No. s N. Eleventh, Street.

s21 AND s23 MosBY STREET. ON Me-
7CIIANICSyILLE TURNPIKE. AT II
AUCTION, STOREHOUSEs AND
Il DWELLING. Ef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09

Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. I. Q, O, FL
Will hold AM Important meeting tonight.
Officers will be elected and the seoond ne-
gree will be conferred upon several can
didates, 5
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I will sell at my auction house, No
North Seventh Street,

4 'u''V TO-DAY AT 1870 A.. M
very handsome Oak sldeboard, Oak Hall
Rack, Bed Lounges. lot new and second
hand Carpenters Tools. several very h me
Ma Nat Feather Pillows, Beds, etc.;
He'd Quilts, very handsome Cooking
stove, Chambers EneyelE99pedla and ether sa
New Carpet sweeper,1 Kodak, several
dozen Plated Knives. Forks and Spoons
Custom -Inade Clothing, Ladies' Dress
Ing, Enamel Bureau and Washstands,
RIGS, propIeaf Table, child's Cribs,
Extension Tables, Glass and Crockery,
3 PaPlor Suits, ISitchen SAFE; Mahogany
a'4 "" GEO. VI. MAYO. Auctloneer.
A. p. Montgomery, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY,
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Ito North Seventh Street

Is ED LOUNGES, COUClIEs. HLAIk
Is MATTRESSES. CARP Mt - RS
WooD SCAT CHAIRS, PARLQR SUITS.
SEWING MACHINE, KQ-
OAK. PLATED WARD, SHOW CASE
Hat RACKS AND
COOKING STOVES, ENAMBl4ED BU-
REAU, WASHSTAND. MAHOGANY
SEWING STAND, ETC.