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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
WINS THE
HANDICAP.
Major Daitlgerheld Captures the.
FL Long Island Stakes Over
2 IIiglball.
WON IN 4 no HOT DIVE ";
Eight Thousand Persons Attend.
the Trotting Races at
Rcadsville.
WON IN A HOT DIVE.
nv Assocclate,l prcss.)


NEW YORK. July 4.-Major Daingcrfleld
at Q to h. won the Long Island handicap ut
shccpshead BAY to-day Tho Major had to
i be ridden out to beat the favortc, Highball
by ono nnd half lonsth. Hurst Park was
third saiyatclla, who was played for a good
thing, went to tho front at the lifting OF
the barrier. and made tho pace to the stretch
followed BY Sweet Alice In tho stretch thesa
two stopped. and Major Daingerficld and
IiIghbal challenged. In a hot drive the forn-
First race-Tho Independence Eteeplechase,
about two ard one-halr nlilcs--Fox Hunter
rs to q first, Red Path t15 to \ seconu,
Wineray Gao to y third. Time 500 3-5.
second race--six furlongs on main track
Lconidns .Jsto y first, Lord Of tho Vnle ~
% second. Hamburg Belle q to third.
Third race--The vernal. last five furiongs
OF Futurity course--Tradition I'll TO D. first
Fancy Dress o. TO y second, Chrysitis "a tn
II third. Time. i :02 10. NO Il
Al Fourth race=-Thc Long Island handicap.
ono milo and Il furong-Mnjor Daingerfield
q to y first. 1tighball Is to % second Hurst
park q TO y third. Time. liza. -,
Fifth race-selling, one nile--Paln Bearer
IS 10 ~ first, Dick Bernard e TO y second,
Gay Lotiaro as to y third Time Lob ~
5fs TO ~ first. Cfnmplain az to u second
Hello Is to 81 third. Time. 1889 1-6.
G Seventh racc--ona milo and Quarter.
handicap--Tha Picket az to y first, Leader
"a 10 y second. Carbuncle e To y third
y Time. 200 At gis 81 j53tf gAsts p.
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Il "A RECORD OF DEATH.
Tragedy Was One Of Most Hor'
rible in Many Years.
- 4 asociated Pressl

II LONDON, July 6-a:45 A, Moi IA
souls on board the Danish steamer Norge,
12s including Captain Gundel, are known
to 1lavo been saved UP to this hour.
one Of the children died III life-boat
which brought others to safety. For the
missing GAG persons small hores are en-
tertained. Tho death roll. which was
feared with the first news OF the wreck s:
has been decreased by 102, that number
Of survivors. after many Drlvations. hav-
Ing been landed at stornoway yesterday.
Tho horrors Of the wreck itself grow
With each survivors, account. Captain
Gundels statement. which reads Like
AN affidavit from the dead. for he went
down with his ship, maintains that the
Norge struck on a sunken rock eighteen
miles south OF Rockall. VI
The 102 survivors are spending the night
at Stornoway, many OF them In the hos
pital. The majority Of the twenty-slx
who were landed at Grimsby have arrived
at Liverpool. from where they Will sail on
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LETTER CARRIERS MEET.
Elect Officers and Delegates to
the National Association.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
North Carolina Letter Carriers .Associa-
ton held Its sixth annual meeting an here
free delivery city In the State IN attend
Postmaster Thomas e. Wallace, OF
Wilmington. made the address Of wei
come, and the response was by Mr.. w.
II. Clarida Of Greensboro; 49,
z The chief business Of the session was
the election OF officers, which resulted
as follows: President. 4. E. Stafford,
High Point; vice-president, G., p Alexan-
der, C1trlotte; secretary and treasurer.
James p. Hall, Wilmington.
p Steward, Greensbero was ,el. fe7
the National Association OF Letter Car
riers, which, will meet in Portland, Ore
gon. in September. Charlotte was DE-
cided on as the next place Of meeting,
The visiting delegates We're. entertained
on a trip down the river this AFTERNOON
and tonight they We're guests at a fish
supper on WrightsSille Beach.
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WERE SWALLOWED
Up BY RAGING SEAS
CONTINUED from FIRST Pages


masses some on their knos, pray'n.. sur
rounded by children, others supplicating
help from anyone and shrieking fo1 rci-
fighting their way to tho places, from
" kich tic boats were being lowered.
Tho sound OF grinding ceased. md tie
tow Of the Norge waved as the stca,cr
s:ctufned TO deep water. The sea rushed
high INTO the huge rents ripped b. tile
rocks III the hull. Swiftly tho vessel
began to sink by tho bows. Wlthnpt
waiting for orders, without paying IT.
tention to their proper manning. tile oc-
cupants began to lower the boats.
Swallowed by the Seas.
Tho starboard life boat began slowly
to fall, when to the utter horrcr Of those
Tn board tho stern tackle failed, While
bow tackle ran FREQ Soon the boat was
almost perpendicular. Those who were
a In It chung desperately to the sides and
seats until Il great wave came towering
along and struck the boat, smashing It
against tho side Of the ship. The occu-
pants OF the boat who were not killed
by the Impact. were thrown into the
water. The crew and DasIanBa,s OH
deck had no time to spare to assist tho
few who had q chance to escape. but
lost 1t. Il 555}}
y undctcrred by the experience Ct tho
n,at boat, q second, loaded principally
with women and children, was lov.,r,d.
',lils time the tackle ran smoothly, but
the hopes OF escape Of the passengers on
Lonrd were blasted. The moment It.
touched, tho water waves picked UP the
email craft as X It had been leather
and dashed 1t against tho side OF tie
ship, despite the frantic efforts u tic
passengers to send 1t off. The crash was
neard on deck. Then lie seas swallowed
more victims and pieces Of wrcckaeet
slowly drrted toward the rock.
The upper deck OF the Norge at the time
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s,onlc OF the crew were worse than tile
passengers. and but for the officers
would tnve put OF In the boats them
selves. These were put back and threat
ened with death unless they obeycd orr
t1ers. The captain never left the bridge,
but he shouted 50 many orders that the
crew did not know what to do. There
8fore,S1 stuck to The third mate. Togeth-
or We jumped into a small boat Just be-
fore tho vessel went down. but we did
i;ot think SO many we're left behind as
appeared on the water when the Norge
sank. THOSE remaining on board We're
chiefly women and children. saw only
two other boats aflont. ono a big lie
boat easily carrying sixty persons, ana
the other O smaller boat, carrying possi-
NV forty Not@Dther boats got away,
though there wero eight on board.
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defeated at Hawthorne to-day by SIcdcc and
bad EawsK summary. - siits az ih.F.
e First. raeezatx tfiiriongs--drand q to y
first. Ercckinaii q to y second. Watermelon
az to y third. time, l:ib ~ Il
Second race--one nile-. Exclamation 70 TO ID
frat. Jerry Lynch q to y second, Merry
Pioneer q to ~ third. Time. t:42 2-5. T,
Ioalyay as TO ~ second, Miss Crawford % to
y thitd Time. IA 40
Fourth race--mlle and a flirlong-NfcGee
q la to y first, Had News q TO y second
Colonial Girl % to t) third. rline. 1864.
4 Firth race--rile and O. hnlf-- Rcssinond %
to y first Major Mnnsir uS 10 81 second,
Alma ;Dufoury % 10 81 third Time. 2:3G. VI
sixth race-five flrongs--Miss 1ncz 70 TO y
first, Flaxinan ia To % second, Plnkerton ia
TO u third. Titnc, 1:0l AS. a
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AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.
Phone Alto. 12o5 II. Main Street.
F-.s ~ ~ 10 Cd Cd C Rp1 e
Oak & Walnut Dining Room
a AND
Chamber Furniture, ETC.,
Az Auction TO-DAY, l0:30.

Wc will sell TODAY, July 9Th, com
mencng at 1880, for parties declining
housekeeping and leaving the city, very
nice line OF household FURNITURE, VIZ. !:
II handsome Qiartered oak Extension
Table, 5 Iauartered Oak Dining Chairs to
match, i extra very handsome, swell.
ironti Tennessee MarDle-top Chamber
Suit, cost $780, several Walnut and Oak
CHAMBER Suits, CHARTERED Oak Eat
Racks, Oak and Walnut Sldeboards,
Wardrobes of all kinds. Bookcases, Ear.
Tor Suits, Iron ard Brass Beds. Mat
tresscs Farlor Center Tables. Parlor
Rockers. Reclining Chairs, Walnut Hat
Rack Porch Rockers. nice line Crockery
Lamps Clocks. Easlcs, Pictures, French.
plate Bevel Edge Mirrors. New and Sec.
ond-hand Carpets. Rugs, Mating and
Oiicloth; Patent smoothing Irons, Bed
Lounge, Toilet Sets. Odd Chairs. Rock.
ers Wnshstands. Beds. etc. etc.; also,
small line OF Notions and TinWare, such
rs Baskets, Lunch Boxes. Hosiery.
Lamps etc; Graphophonc. IN good or
III YOU are in need OF any household
furniture now Is the time for you to buy;
for all OF the above goods are TO- be SOLO
to the highest bidder Sale positive.
RICHMOND AUCTION co. s
Geo. H. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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THE FASTEST YET.
Battle in Opening Heat Between
Pan Michael and Cascade.
(By Associated Press.)

VI Ill
s READvILLE. MASS, July Eight thou
sand persons attended tho irottinE races here
to-day. Though only tho PAGERS. Pan aiicha"l
and Cascade. appeared in the 2:os pacing;
class. yet tho two had a splendid battle, and
..ih the opening heat went the fastest mile
made ina race this year oyer any track
ESQ ,rot--purses. s5oo-'rcxas won In two
straight heats: Llzoujero, second; Listen,
"A third. ya Best time, Ella H. {53. is345 5
a:os pace-pur8e sJo1-Pan Michael Won In
! two straight heats; Cascade second Best
E Tine. .:0S IL. .,t i 8. '5e. ;283 4 5 vs.
straight heats: Not. second. Silk Lace. third.
Best time, 2:lG 81.
Sg:i7 pacc-purse. s5oo-setra won second and
third heats and race; Jack OF piamondF.
Y time. 2:H IL. ,tSl ~ 5lg} 4
a:ao trot-p1rvc, ;5oo--Brisham BELL won in
two straight heats: Truthenul Chin, second
fernando. third. Best time. els Ia
3I ETA troi--pnrse S5o1-Ai ley y won In two
straight heats. Judge at LAW, second; Debut,
third. Best time. ETA IA
Colonial Girl Defea ted,
OK 5i tBy Associated Ieress,l @
3El CHICAGO, July 4 Colonial Girl. winner OF
the Worlds Fair handicap at st. Lotus, vas
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SURVIVORS LANDED.
Were in a Terrible Plight and
Nearly All Naked.
(By Associated I'rcss.)

laa6 m (By AHSocIated I'rcsH) ~ \
+ sTORNWAY, SCOTLAND, July 4.---One
hundred and two survivors Of the Dam
ISL steamer Norge have been landed
here. rho British steamer Cervona, from
.1.ieth, July list, for Montreal, brought IN
3thirty-two shortly before noon. They
we're In a woeflil plight, nearly NIL OF
them being naked. One dead child was
with the party. Shortly afterwards. the
German steamer Encrgic arrived with
seventy persons, including Captain Dun-
bell, rescued from the Norgc's life-boat.
Theyj all were terribly exhausted. The The
survivors say that all together Tour OF
the Norge's boats got away. One boat
therefore is unaccOunted for.
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..RAiL,HoAlDsE.
N kNSWN0itoIkaW5Sbrn.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAiLl

LEAVE RICHMOND DA1Ll.
900 "A. M.--NORFoLK LIMITED. Arrives
NorfolK ll2S A. n stops only At petersburs.
VICE" s,Ss M NJ. SsT. LOUIS ExpRBss. buffet
Parior car Pe.srsbnrg g Lynshburs and Roas,s
Biuefieid to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to KNOX =
vile, and Khosyi1lo TO chattanooga and Menu
pdiisNto r. M.-RoANcfs1 Exzs Rt1ss FOR FARM.
yi 5:eo p. M.sotfEAN siioR LIMITED: Ar.
riyes Norfolk 500 p NJ. Stops only at Peters
burg burg. Waverly and su'to,k conn IS wi.h
Baltimore and washington. Through coach e
v 1,s5 =. I.For Norfolk and all stations east
o u "a, ne1ps >. sM...NEw ORLEANS SHORT LIN
1,uiirnnn Sleepers. Richmond to LynchburE knd'
!, onnnke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg TO-
Chattanoosa, Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
Da s,in 3. as. M.-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL
THROUGH pullman Sleeper Petersburg to 81.
Louis Cafe Dining Car ~. 4. 10. !. z; II. " q. n.
Trains arrive from the west y .S3 a. Nh \! es
P. s.: and 500 =. MI from Norfo'k 1''4o - =. ~
aH oft Ice No. $50 East Main street. .3
W w S III. nEVrIIII, g. Fl. 5BOSLEr 81
" Ganl. pass Agt Dist. Pass. Art
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Tactical Officers Appointed.

v (speclal to The TImes-D Ispateh,! n
LEXINGTON 4 VA, Jp, twThs Aenaam y,
pointed the following tactical officers for the
coming session at the school; r, 2, PoaYgns
ington, Va; w, W. la Prade otterdale
Va. and p. Cecil Pearson, Psarsburg, va.
The first named was. graduated from the
school IN the class Of 1900. and the three
others were graduated In the class OF this
session. All Of the. tactical officers except
Captain I'll Stoekdall, Of Petersburg, and J:
B. Sinclair, OF Hampton. Va. have resigned
and entered other fields The new officers
viii have the rank OF captain,
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BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auctionecr. Is.
IA w. Broad Street. Phone 22l5.
MY Regular ] tuesday,
Auction Sale This Day
l0;30EA. MI, INCLUDES

Massive Oak Hall Rack. 2 Drophead. Sew
ing Machines. Oak Sideboards. Chairs,
Rockers, 10 Oak and other Bedroom
Suits, Wardrobes. S-plece Parlor Suit, Odd
lures Clocks, Lace Curtains Hall and
Stair Carpets. Ollcloth, Bookcases. China
Press. Kitchen Cabinets, Ladies' Writing
Desk, Baby Carriages. Go-Carts, Re-
frlgerators, Ice Boxes. Pillows, Bolsters,
Hair and other Mattresses, Oak Folding
Bed, Oil. Gas and other Cooking Stoves
also a lot OF other goods too numerous to
mention Ladies' invited.
II Il, GEO. ". OLIVER. Auctloneer.
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the Cunard line steamer Saxonia. which
leaves tomorrow for Boston Vessels
are searching In tho vicinity OF Rockall
for any more survivors. The chief hope
lies in Captain Gundel's statement that
seven boat loads got safely away. NO
moro tragic story has ever been known
here than the sinking Of the Norge,
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BY N. W. Bowe s. Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers,

~ oAIAr1ss1oNER's SALE OF a COOP
LE1t an : SIR = ii flE S KIN VIZ As no. A72l
w LII snIsaET A Y ln,,1S RI H NsS'
GOOD HOUSES AZ. TIE sCgif,M 4. M fSSy
CORNER OF, MARSHALL AMI A: ! rl.rs,
WiTH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS
mi IsEON, " Ar TFIE NORTaEASI
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND LODGE
STR EETS, 54 titg tf 1E
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sTEAMRoATa
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,
LANES RIVER DAY LINE.

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE All
Ii STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at I
4. III. for Nort9lk, Portsmouth. Old Point.
INA inSnhdiHnns. ana connecting at Old Point fos
Wa shing ton, Baltimore aud The North. state.
rooms reserved for the night at moderate
prIcss Electric cars direct 70. wharf Fare
only 81, 80 and 81 TO Norfolk MuHlc BY Grand
Freisht received for aboye-named places and
ali pointa In EasteEn V!Tglnla, and North Caro-.
llns- lNNIN WGisii sry SleN MsF' y
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
VAN IL D.

BIDS TO FURNISH supF,PIL1E;s s, Fn { u
sSonthy ay Aa s;use and sepember
i BIDS must 81 Sealed ana marked "Blds to
furnish and aady with sa@ 9 1es
~ goods offered, and must be in by s
O'Clock A. NJ. of the 18th DAY OF Ul49,
a list Of such goods as are wanted VII
must be delivered II, q, b., Marion, Va.
Depot, The right to accept or reject any
Or all bids 'offersd IA reserved,
This July LIST. 1901, =.
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BY N. w. Bowe g. Son.
Real Estate Auctloneers.


ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE LOTS
~ ON. MAIN, zBETIyE Ns,L9 ALt I Ill
AND WIN u STIR ETS; ON LOMRARD9,
BETWEEN 3 MAIN AND CARY SITS,
AND ONaVINE. BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION.
Ne Will SELL for the account OF the non
resident owner, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY Y, 1901. ig
at o clock NJ, 22s feet Ct hanss sant
betwaen Lombardy and Vine Streets, run
Ming back l2o feet to an alley 10 feet VIDE
Of LON hardy street. between Main and
Gary Streets and the same quantity OF
Between. Main and Cary Streets. These 9
are handsome lots and are worthy OF IN, ne
nd WI be sol SdG II ha t.
instructs lis to sell, even. at low prices
as he lives In distant city and has use
for the money. ia
TERMS: Liberal and at sale. Il
N, B. BOWIE & SON.
July 3-tds Auctloneers
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ATLANTIC COAST line.

mr., ms L1IAv q RICHMOND DA1t.Y-BYRDss
: - ~ 81 rR I1E,T STATION. n M
i EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 10Th.
s;05 A.. Ma G. ~. Express to al points
600 a. M.-petersburg and Norfolk.
a na N Mor ad West
q ID p Mo oldsboro Local. MI
5:45 p. M.-psters6urg Local a.
s'-oited'' 10 all points South. h
& 40 p. M.-Potersburg and n. and w. WNst.
81 ~ p M. Petersburg Local. 81. 81 Sg ss
y = - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. IA
s. 1.o7 An; Z 1876 "A. N. .$:a5 AZ. NJ ss1o:4sS
AM ii 40 "A. NJ: 100 r. NJ. 2;O55 r. MI $50
q NJ: f7:45 r, Nj; 9:o5 F. NJ. u
except Sunday. .sSunday only. si 6Bs
7sA.sDslp' O. s. CAMpBELL. DIV. 3FnsA Age.
", j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass, ACT. "a e
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In execution, of n decree Of ne G I,ns y
Court OF Henrico county. entered Iung q,
1901, in the suit of "Clara May liolsllnes
Grdn., &c.. VS., Clara May ltolstlne o., o.
als,"I Will sell at public auction, On INC
WTSippN5EsrRA lsnI Viii BAY 81 oRJuLY 1904
the property referred to In the followlng
order: At O. O'Clock p. NJ, that very az,
sirable frame residence. NO. XXI ". l.e sly
Street, with the lot upon when y sta'4Isani
fronting Is feet and running back . 10y
feet to AN alley ~ feet wlde;t the house
has about six rooms, ana VIII nlake
s Snns o 9eIoak Y H. the Tour pieces Of
pro- situated 81 Marshal! Street con !,
s some sogtpuildhas situated q, the south,
west corner OF Marshall and MeiSenSl1e
Streets, with tho lots on which they Stal ~,
fronting 20 feet and running paeA ato
feet to7an alley In the reaTi ana 'ne t Nc
lots, fronting together 90 Ieet, ~ !na
northeast corner Of Marshall and Lodge
Streets' with small improvements there.
on n.G and with'a depth Of 1853 feet to an alley
. A lI's Of this is property worthy Of The
attention Of inYestors and DINERS, ~,
ancs at & IA and IS months for negotiable
notes with Interest added, and Title re-
tanned; or all cash, ct the purchasers
option, xuNsr RAwr,nY
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Co., !,
Richmond, Va,
Geo. It. Valentine, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of a Large and Va
rled Collection Of Household
Furniture, Farmit1g lmple-
ments, Wagons, Jumpers.
Carts, Flowers, Plants, Live
Alligator, Etc, Etc.

sHst'1n on, sn the fs dss at tarT
miles from RlGhmfena cSegG T9 W1
who is declining housekeeping prepare
p'en'7s Visp Shss'f5!ls JULY 9TH, 1901,
commencing at II O'clock a. NJ. Farming
Implements, Household Furniture, etc.,
embracing In part Fout-horse Wagon.
Bosher). Deering Mover. Farm, Carts.
Jersey wagon and various other farming
implements, Household Furniture, Car
pets and Office Furniture. all In nice p con-
diton and good quality embracing Birds
Eye Maple, Suit Mahogany. Chest Draw
ers several good Walnut Library Ia les.
k Oak Roller Top Desk. Steamer and Lawn
Chairs, Wicker Rockers and Arm. Chairs
os large VARIETY sss1ny H2!1gw chRa ook
Shelves, etc., sundrles, Bric-a- Brac, six
Walnut Wardrobes, Walnut Bureaus ana
Washstands, Walnut Full Glass Front
Book Case, Walnut Book Case and sec
rotary, SIX handsome Rosewood Chairs.
large lot Toilet Ware. Hip. Baths, large
quantity Lamps, two fine Moguet pr, ,Drug-
gets. Fur Rugs. Stair Carpet Odd P ~ Is
such as Tables, Chairs, Clocks, oil Cloth l !,
etc. etc, splendid assortment q
and Dining Room Wnre,,nice assortment .t
Of Flowers and Pianist also ono Live AZ AZ
b tTEkMS: Cash Safe positive AIS
RICHMOND AUCTION co. RI
Geo. H. Valentine, Auc toncer.
June e. July 9,6-st
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T--7TT=7T]r-~T-
SCHOOLS,
NE g C LaF IS
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

FoRTIETM sEsSIONof nine months, Sept.
II 70 June u Thorougt preparat1Ifan for a WI
and Military Academies Primary department
Tor small boys. with, separate instructors.
study-hall and Fesiatlen rooms {, Number 81
be at home, Z N. Bclyldere ST., after Sept,
S, For fun information as to terms, system,
and College Record since 1887, see 40-page cata.
logue at hook and drug stores or by mai
upo'' 4ipi'SaJHo.SHN p INQUIRE, Principal.
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IsE=ABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

M 81, AIMS LEAVE RICIMOED-.DA1Ly.s 51si
,,2o RI. nj. -seaboard M at--lU; 1856 n N: sea.
horra bxpress--To SaYannnh Jack0onvllle, Al
Ha.Is x M.@Local For Norllna and Hamlet.
& mn M AINU ARRIVE RIClIMOND-DAlLY.$ y
c!a5N A Mo 3l-From Florida. At,t-,ta and
tho Southwest. = l., \. q, .5
me ssS p. M.-sd-Tront Eorlina and local po,ntn.
SsS =. 2 ". NJ TAYLOR. O. n. IA. M 8
$50 East Main Stree Phone 3Ao6 ~
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BY g, T.. & H i. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctfoneers and BroKcrs,
IA sci r. Main Street.
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BY N. w, Bowe & Son,
!. Real Estate AuctionearS.

Real Estate AucttoneerS.
~ p1ysrEE,s sALD or ~ LOT OF
LAND, WITH "A SMALL aF,RAMH
DWEILiNc5 THEREON. ON TM'E NTY I;
THIRD STREET, BIlrWFMN {, < AN ~; =
STREETS, IN FAlRMpUNI, AZ sAoC-
TON.
In execution OF a certain deed Of trust,
dated August 10th, 1909. recorded IN Hen
rico County Court II ~ z ~ az ~. ~ RAE ~
c olary, sell by public auction because Of
defayult, In front Of Henr!Go Coyrth ~ on
y : WEDNEspAY, JULY < !, 9, 1901, !, !
- - Situated on the east side OF Twenty
third Street, beginning 100 feet south Of y
Street Stree ana fronting = feet by lss f ,a,t
Inches to nm alley IN the reaF = teas Wac ,,sea
With q plain frame b1llasns 'nsreoh usea
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'ii:so a. M Week days. BYRD ss' 4aFausa 70
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s i NJ s ss!ly B Byss Il Il $ $sesasa
atops. Y. ,,,, Ntoin 81 nhrourh
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SOUTHERN Raj. AY

scAEpul IN tls'EE Y MAJ WIZ i
100 A. M-Dally, LEGAL ter Shas.etss, 4, M e. 6
1850 r, M,-paiiy Limited Hunst TgtmnHa
Memphis, chatianooga aud az the south
b: ot H. --ISx. sunday. lieysyllls, Local .9.l
ii,0O i. NJ, DAILY, Ltm.,sd, Rui'lnaa Feady
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YORK RIVER i4tS y. ~, l. !, Y
points Leave Richmond +'so y al,--pa1ly,
sIcept Sunday III. +. e,,,s. v
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connecting With steamers Tor Hal .lmnre 4, ana
PoiI Mesday, Weapesday and Friday sal q
s sofA sasuriay. Almonds ana Gloussstsr Pnnt
4a5 a, M.-Except sunday Leeal H'xss 80
Wsss TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, Il.
s,bs A. Nj and 9;43 y. Al. From AL the hous't
s.s5 p M,-From Charlotte and Durham
S,I a M,--From Chase CITY. ss
s,sS 4. M Baltimore and sWest Point; -
yo.ss *. NJ, $50 r, M,,-From West Point
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