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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

impressive etyle why protective tariff.
except for revenue for the needs Of the
government. economically administered.
was rninous to The American people. and
III the close OF his speech he touched upon
the character OF Mr.. Roosevelt. not TIE
character that the Republican parly have
attributed to Kim as CHEZ executive 81
this great government but his private
and individual character. his strenuosity.
his impetuosity and his totally, unreiia PIE
official record.
The speech was well received and ap-
.piauded and the ladies. several OF whom
were present. were also highl, entertain IN
ed. s.5
Colonel Miles spoke at Graham To-
night and will he heard at other places
In this county tomorrow and nest da y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
ARE SETTLING
The DISPUTES
The Session of the National
Association OF Professional
Baseball Leagues.
tRv Associated press,

NEW YORK. October as-owners Of base
bali clubs and representatives from every
prominent baseball league In the United
states. with tho exception OF the two major
organizations, assembled at the Victoria
5rcntion OF the National Association OF Pro-
fessonal Baseball Leagues was called TO
order by President p. r. Powers.
terday which lasted until nearly midnight.
and the hearing OF claims and disputes was
resumed carly to-day. Tho more important
cases were adjusted as follows:
In the dispute between Augusta, C1arksdale.
Mississippi. and Memphis. @. w. Butler wns
awarded to Augusta. Angelo Marie was award
ed to Clarksdale; Clarence Nelson to Houston,
Texas; u Doan to Little Rock. ana y.
Barton to Grand Rapids The CHARGES pre-.
ferred by the Yazoo City Club against Robert
Rothert1,el were dismissed. Protection had
been asked for Richmond, LynchburE. New
port News and Norfolk. Va, where new
league 10 to be formed before next season
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SWANSON AND sTovA1L,Ll,.
Democratic Congressman Po r'.1,''
Hot Shot Into His Opponent.

j
Y. ISDEPEEDE ScE. VA, Oct. oo-The.
Democrats announced som I, utn l nsJ g
that they would haze. a barbecue ana
speaking blythe Hon. CLAUDE "A. 2 r Eat' Isn
niblicas also nI,i,ounced that they would
havo speaking b. J. 3. Stovall. their can
didate for Congress. asains: NJ T. r swan an
Chairman OF the Republican congressional.
Committee for the Fifth District. ct1al
,enge Swanson fSr 1 Ihroush M
Bourne. The Demncra TIC chairman z, y
promptly accepted for ~ i ss:w q ison. The
! wall TO lead on n q speech Of one hour
and flftee,, minutes: Swanson to follow
4 in q speech OF IAN hour and one hal ana
one of the largest crowds ever seen It
Tie jeint dissasslon; rqRp |, !, =, It Il
tie people 2 Tor ! bout m hour. ana 7, Then
explained his reason for leaving the Sixth
District and coming to tbs Fifth was be.
cause the Republicans q m FIN II !, gig
MIR. Swanson In joint debate, and init.
,nnted that he had been imported for t hat
purpose. He then told a few m oss backed
an Mr s~an $50" then came forward AMID
gfcat cheering and commenced his speech.
4 lie discussed the tariff. the trusts i'm pc,
ylaiism and Rooseyeltism tnean nele ana ans
8valps record In the LEGISLATURE Of Vir-
ginia back In the seventies and utterly
wore him into n FRAGILE, king ~ SO
hot for him that stovall got UP nd Went
out OF tho Academy. 55 !.
Mr.. Swanson showed where he (Sto.a
yalD. while a member OF tho ! Legislature
OF Virginia. had voted for n bill to give
An allApubici conveyances. hotels. thea
tres. He showed where he had5voted for
q resolution asking the Congress OF the
as the civil rights bill. the purpose OF
which was to compel the people Q { the
South 10 give equal privileges and the
theatres. &,c tho purpose Of which bill
was to force social eqilality ~ between the
white and negro races OF tho South.
re 10. to compel tho selection OF nc
groes ION jnrirs Ilr. showed where he
had failed TO vote against an amendment
10 a. bill creating the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. tho purpose Of which amend
institute. along. with white boys. The
speech .2f Nj Swanson vii long be re-
slivered here III, a Joint discussion. and at
bv his friends. Many. Rcpubieans came
that they intended TO vote for him. Sto-
val 'sErej oinde WAS tim Id indeed and his
manner indcuted that he was completely
Al the conclusion Of the Joint discussion
dinner was served IN the lot In the rear
After dinner Mr.. Samuel T.. Kelley. OF
Tslchmond spoke. This was Mr.. 5Kelleys
first trip to t;rayson county but he made
an able speech, and one TIM t. viii hear
good Democratic fruit OIL the Sth day Of
November. ~ s 5ts
The Democrats q Gray son We're highly
pleased with MIR. keleN's effort, and he
will be much III demand here In the fu-
Eture. tCirayson will swing hack into The
Democratic column this fall.
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LATONIA5 RACES.
Bob Franklin, Mum and King Of
the Valley Are Winners.
"a lBy Associated Press.)

b li5l9s (By Associated Press 800
C-IECINNATI,4EO O.. October 25.-Results at
First race-six and onc-half furlongs-Bob
Franklin rs to 81 first, Gigantic g TO p
second, Tho Laurel go to u third. Time.
.1:el1-4. sEr,& 81 ;.5S
Second receive furlongs-Mun, q, to y
first, Erla Lee az to u second, Bonnie Sue
q to y third, Time, 100 81.
Third racc--one n1ile-Showman Is to ~
first, King OF the ValleS q to y second.
.varro 70 to p third. Time. 1:41 IL. Sf55s y
e Fourth race-six furlongs-He nry Lyons &
to s. first. Ethel krekler az 70 y second,
Fortuney tle to y third. Time, :S,1-4.
f Fifth race-sx and one-half furlorgs--
Ethel Davis G(l5 TO ID & first. Vestry s(6 to 81
!secoEd, GRache! Ward 4 10 to y third. Time
l:2l 36ssts
sixth race-five and one. half furlongs- LEX
allied e to y first. Colonel White (even)
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ON STUMP
lN'vlRCl|.N|||I||.AI!||
Large Gathering Of Democrats
at sout1, Bostoi,
Virginia.
SPEAKING IN OPERA HOUSE.
SPEAKING s. |: I IN OPERA HOUSE I, 81
Halsey. Barksda1ci aud Thomas
Hit slcdgc Hammer Blows.
Swanson Drlibs Stovall.
(sp.clal to The Tin,cs- Dispatcll)

Especial to The Tin1cs-Dispatch4)
& SOUTH BOSTON, vA., October 25+-5
Hon. Don P. Halsey, OF Lynchburg; stats
Senator A. r. Thomas. OF Campbell, and
\ Senator w. r. Barksdale, OF Halifax, ad Z.
dressed large gathering OF voters Of
South Boston. at Hills Opera House to.
night. Mr.. Joseph stcbbins. Jr, IN a
campaign. introduced Mr.. Haley.
Mr.. Halsey, said that the Democrats;
party had turned its face towards tho
future recognizing the money question
as settled. it3refused to fight the battle
: Of 904 upon the Issue Of 1896. Hc at
tackled the Republican party for lts
abandonment Of constitutional principles
and devoted the principal portion OF MS
address pointing out the tendency Of the
administration towards what ne calieu
the new Imperialism.
He reminded his hearers that the Re-
publican candidates for Congress In this
district was pledged by his pari,y'ss pat L,
form to vote TO reduce the representa-
ton OF his own State Of Virginia IN
4 Congress nd the electorate college, anu
. called upon the Democrats 10 support
their nominee. Congressman Cnrter GLASS;
who now ably represents them and could
be truEted. n.
Mr.. Halsey was followed BY Mr.. Thorn
MS, who By Eoijd argument. poured hot
shot into the Republican principles In
such q ray as fairly electrified the ''.
crowd.
Senator Barksdalc then came forgard
and Was greeted with the usual ovation
from his loyal constituency IN his IN
Irritable manner he dealt the present ad-S
%Yr,nistyat.on sledge hammer like BLOWS.
and Yhooped his audience p q hlgn pll1h
OF enthusiasm, closing with an app sal
10 the Democratic voters Of South Boston
and Halifax to do their duty next No
MEMBER as usual.
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SWEET MARIE Al iii IS
AM EASY WINNER.
(By Associated Pres

"a by Associated Fress) 100.
81 MEMPHIS TENN. October 25.-sweet
Marie easily won the free-for-all trot to-day
gat the driving park beating Or. Strong
hnndily In straight heats Prince Alert was
sent against 1863 IL pacing, but failed y The
son OF Grown Prince clrclcd Fl the track in
sol 81; Ss5 f58a S Ia u So 6
to beat o:ol} 3.4 for trotters.s Accompanied by
n runner on the side, tho Billings marc lin.
ished the mile in 2io2 ~. She tired badly
.Free.for-all t-ot-pur.se. Isl ooo-swcet Marie
won In two straight heats: DR.. Strong, second;
Ozanah, third. Best time, o:05. Fl 81
2:l7 trot-purse.5 81, Ooo-Coonel B. won in
two straight heats: Emily Letcher. second !;
BBackn,an Boy. third !, Best time, s:la 81. ..
! John NJ. won second and third heats ap.
6race Lucanda. first heat y second: Nathan
tStraus. third. Best time 500 al. tg r
Unfinished wagon race not continued. s1
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RESOLUTIONS Of REsp s.: s.

G committee from the Sacred Heart
Church, Manchester Va, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions OF regret at the de-
5parture OF Rev. Father Waters:
n Resolved. Tha in breaking the ties
which bind us to our pastor, we desire
to give expression to orr abiding love for
him and appreciation OF his services to us.
He has been a wise counselor, a courteous
friend, and a jealous priest.
Resolved. That while We recognize tile
honor conferred upon him. regret most
keenly that his new duties remove him
from our church, for3fhis cheerful pres
lence Will be sadly missed.
Resolved, That his work among MS will
always be held In loving remembrance
and our prayers nd best wishes follow
him., that Gods choicest blessings may
crown all his labors
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons. uitably{ Inscribed, be sent to Father
Waters and published In The Times.
aI0ispa ull, bElrf qfi34 Gs sl ~
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Tucker in Fredericksburg.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dirpatch.)

7-----7- tspttTH1 -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Oct: 20
Tho speech OF Hon. II. st. George Tucker
to the lyotcrs at the courthouse here last
night was listened to BY large cro ,1.e
tucker Entertained his hearers. inter
spcrzing his remarks with aneedotes.
which frequently conYulsed his audience e
Mr.. Thicker discussed the trusts, touched
On teT@tarin. Epraistd Parker and the
Democratic PARTY. and devoted good
portion Of his speechsto discussion {, 2. Of
president. Roosevelt, severely cr'tic,s s,n
an,ticr and the Panama Canal policy. ~
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Trustees Auction Sale

RIA : +. y. & : =.
Handsome Furniture, Fine Velvet
Carpets and Smyrna Squares, En-.
quisite Cut.Glass, Haviland China,
Silver Platetlware, hooks, Hair
and Ostermore Mattresses. Feather
Pillows, Large Doll House ICON.
pletcly fllrnishcd), Handsome Pic.
lures, ETC., at O12 East Broad ST,
THIS "Wednesday MORNING, DC.
tober 26th. e3i3
viii sell at the he auction wareroonns
OF the Valentine Auction Company. No.
612 East Broad Street. on WEDNESDAY,
October q, 1904, commencing at 1880
O'clock, Furniture, Cut Glass. China,
s1s f hrns, BED With part Fine 1ssy
Spring Mattress, Solid Mahogany Dress
or, Washstnnd, Chiffonier. Ladies' Dress
ing Table and Mirror. Door Ar
P RSn 81 Ma IF atsh ou and n R %
Chartered Oak Dining Table, 81 Inches
wide with Massiyely Carved Legs; very
CHARTERED Oak China Case Bevel Pllas-
tiers, with Carved Head and Claw Feet;
Set Of Chartered Oak Leather Seat Din.
Ing Chairs, Handsome 3.plece 1nlaid Ma
PofS s po sn yee ~ s ses coue
Rockers, Chairs, Stool, Table and Etlzza; ;
Mahogany and Chartered Oak Center
Tables and Five O'Clock Tea Tables, Oak
Chiffonier very Beautiful French Des gn
Childs' Drop Side Bed, IN Rosewood; Oak
Book Case, Oak Hall Rack. Brass and
Onyx Table. Heavily Carved Oak Beds,
with Springs; Hair and Ostermore Mat
ltresses, Leather Pillows, Linen Hemstitch
sheets. about 40 very Handsome Pictures,
large and small sizes. .
"A large lot OF EXQUISITE Cut Glass and
Haviland China. containing one dozen
Libby Cut Goblets. one dozen Cham
payne Glasses, with Cut Stems and Col
.ored Bowls Inlaid with Gold (very fnel;
one Large Genuine Libby Salad Bowl;
several Smaller Cut-Glass Salad and
Fruit Bowls. Cut-Glass Deeanters, cut
Glass Wine, Cocktail and Liquor Glasses,
and a. number OF other Cut-Glass F eces.
,IIaviland China, Chocolate and Five
O'CLOCK Tea Sets Beautiful Havtland Fish
Set, very Handsome Imported Japanese
Tureen. Beautiful Hand-Painted Plaques.
Sets OF Haviland China Fruit and Game
Plates and Dishes, Japanese and other
Beautiful and Imported Vases and Brio.
ta-Brac, several Pieces Of Sllver-Plated
Set OF 20 Volumes ..The Worlds Great
Classics. Is with uncut pages, Han q!
Bound. Set of Tha ckeray Set OF Bulwers,
large number OF Miscellaneous Copy
Sr.ghted Books of late editions.
IIa ndsonie Velvet Druggets and Art
Squares, Large Smyrna Rugs. etc: Large
! Doll House, Completely and Hand someiy
Furnished with Doll Furniture OF large
size. 35S NJ N
Numerous other Furniture. etc.
s. Sale positive. Terms Ca st.
y Special attention will be paid to ladies'
&c CARLTON JACKSON, Trustee.
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LITTLE EN- WINS
AIT JAMAICA
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. October, 25.---L,ttle En-.
heavily played at to !, easily won the
ANA ansett selling stakes at Jamaica to-day.
Canteen, the 1 to favorite. was never dam
gerous, finishing bad fourth Dick Der.
nard made thu pace to the far turn where
Little En-. went to tho front. winning easy
by eight lengths. Summaries: y a.
u first. Eacucheon g to y second. Jerry
K e. 40 TO j third Time. 1:13 AZ. .5
5 Second raee-.eiling, ono mile and seventy
yartls--yiona 20 to j first. Prince Ching III
to s. second, Funny Side 15 to y third. Time.
Third race-seling. five and one-half fur
&longs-Drnld t72to y first Belligerent 81 to.
4 s. second. Juvenaga q TO s. third Time.
1907! 6g# H f9it . iSf4
Fourth race-the ANA sansett stakes. selling
one. mile and a six,eenth-Lttle EN- g e
31) first. Lord Badge Il to y second, Irish
Witch 12 to y third. Time, 1:4s as.
Fifth race-seling. one mile and q ), six
Is to 81 second, Garnish al to % third Time,
F1:4D. 5l
sunray q to y first. Inspiration g. to y
second, Witch Hazel Q d to y third. Time
Il :0S gF,5 t91{ EXON glhssat
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BY Sutton &: Company, mi
Real Estate fAuctloneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF Valuable James River Wharf
Property, In the City Of Rich 'l, II
mond, Just East OF GIL
lies Creek.

determined to sell, we will offer for SALE
NOVEMBER 1sT, 1904, .. !.
at IL o'clock NJ, that valuable piece e, nolg
Creek. with a. river front Of one hundred
and thirty-two (1s2) feet six 90 inches,
and running back between d Merging. INES
hundred and thirty (13O) fyet on It's west
3ern line. and one hundred. I, and twenty
sQ20) feet on a It's ea stern line, with y. 81
frontage on Wharf Street o EtWo hundred
and th1rty-one (231) Il et. II %
This property was form erly known as
the Old Bay Line Nv hart. non't fall to-
attend the sale, as the owners are a l e
;ternined to sell. IN IL.
RNrS-Announced at sale fs5
SUTTON 6; Co.. a uction 6 ers.Sasi
Oct 21-tds ss AZ 3
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Youthful Horse Thief,

Especial to the Times-p ispatch,l h.
4 sTANARDSVILLE. VA. Oct. 2a--A
hoy was caught at Madison ,GoHrth9 bass
this syenInS hna vas 1qiiGEsd N mere
y He is f1fteei, years Old and gives his
name M q q = Robert Benningsr The horse
has been recovered and Identified as pc,
Laird, Rockingham, county. from where
II wa stolen this n}orping.. 3
\ The hoy Is from Penn Laird also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
I MARSHALL SPEAKS.
lie Arouses Great Enthusiasm,
Among. the People.

ll Especial 10 THE Times p4slatch)
". Marshall SPOKE 10 d large and ems
5thusias,ic audience here tonight. Mr..
Marshall is creating more enthusiasm
among the voters than anything that ma
been done In tho county. Ho has spoken
at Old Court house. Lebanon. Elk Garden,
belfast and Swords Greek and this place
and has several more appointments TO
All IN this county. The Democrats are
I Thoroughly aroused, and are making q
hard tgnt. ~ ~ 5ii SSS5sfs Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
OBITUARY.
Mrs. I. I. Montague Dead.

tS Mrs. j !. J. Montague died suddenly at
stTeet a ST
was attributed to heart weakness. follow:
Ing n+illncss, and vas natura lly.a Ereat
shockEto the family and q large circlcSo {
friends e, i - II ID
Mrs. Montague was Miss Kate S. War
rem OF Norf ok. IA, and was ne lated to
several of the more prominent families
Of Eastern Virginia She vas married e to
seven years go in Norfolk. and had
made her home hero eyor5 3 since. She
was a woman of culture and OF the best
type OF the sex. and had greatly endearcd
herself TO many during her long residence
Mrs. Monta is survived by her hus;
band. her son. Mr.. II. Montague and
this city. Her. two sisters: Miss Julia
Warren aud Mrs. Blanche Dart, and by
two brothers. Messrs. p. w. and Arthur
Wn VAR e se M9T.elk viii, lake place
O'Clock. The&following lists Of pall-bear-
ers have been selected:
J. J., be Treville. Otis M. Alfricnd. 1, Rob
.crt F. Williams. Marion B.. Warren. a.,
=. Williams. Morris Warren and Robert
NVhitehurst. ~
M irsIio WOOD Ward, Il. William Pemberton,
Y. G, Williams. Jr John g Jenress
1 ysrnep oGrs ylsr oxon raSloF s. T e
James T. phippen. John W. Gordon,
Mann S. Quarles, Lilburn T. Myers. S..
Dahney Crensl,aw. Joseph Bryan and Dr..
Funeral Of r, B. Somerville.
'rhc funeral Of Mr.. r.. B. Son1erville.
Who dad Monday night ut the advanced
age Of over Yninety-one, years, will take
lilo Grace Street Presbyterian Church.
DR. Withcrspoon conducting the service.
The ,,ali- bearers will be Mr. F. II.
Deane, Mr.. B. G. Baylor, Judge Daniel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
CoRBIN SHIELD WEBS.
Makes Miss BERTHE Langballe, OF
Norfolk. His Bride.
$500 a yyrhn TImcs- al

fsnccialE to The TImes-Dfspatc Clio g
Nos rtTfSI'il. VA Oct. 2a,--AIr. Corbt1
shieid 4 manager OF the Academy Of MI
Sic and Miss Berthe Langbal le: 81 lbs
city, were married In Newport News to-I
day shortly after noon.
Nv Shield Is q Richmond boy and one
az THOMAS 6. Lea this protegees. he was
Connected with the Academy Of MMs1c
lnf the Norfolk theatre. sstii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
Miss Bessie Truslow.

IN 40 Especial 70 !. The. Tines, ~ atch
FRED FAR GKsHllRG. A., Get. Is
!Tr,islow. OF Stafford county. died .yester-
ltlsys otter q. NET lness ~ typhola fever.
aged twenty Aears. She is survived by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
klFreeI Bottle

or Ora ke S Palmetto Wine will glye YOU
prompt 5oWes pHse rieh slood and
Company, Chicago, Owens and Minor
DsuG Company. distributing agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
BY r, A, Catlin,
No. 6 North Eleventh Street.
RECEIVERS SALE
OF VERY DESIRABLE
w. MAIN STREET LOT.

On THURSDAY. OCTOBER e7th. at S
O'Clock p. NJ on the premises, I Will
sell at public auction to the highest bd-
der. subject to the approval OF the court.
that most desirable lot, situated on south
side Main Street. beginning 155 feet east
erly along Main street forty feet, more
or less. and extending back between par
allel lnesf170 feet. more or less, to an
alley. 60 feet vide. This property can be
made profitable at once, either for busi-
ness or residential purposes. and hence
should receive attention from investors
TERMS; One-fourth cash. balance al
or all casl, at option OF purchaser. and
title retained until all purchase money Is
paid. 9 :, :. !, !, ~,
oct 23-tds Receiver,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
VIM. z. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctiolieers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
] i t.55{{I8 d i5.j3 OF 55552a * Il,
a LOT, WITH FRAME DWELLING
THEREON, N o. 1876 ECARR1NGTONE :g
553i 5tssFsE STREET. ississ,

e ~
j BY virtue. Of a deed OF trust, dated Sep
TENDER 10, 1898, and recorded In Henrco
county. clerks office In 2. ,. 155 a. page
ment OF the debt therein secured. and be-
ing required SO to DO BY the beneficiary,
au'''o FRIDAY I'll s:s 8 ocToBER %, 1904,
at a o clock p. NJ. the property described
in the said deed OF trust s being In Hem
rico county, on the north alde Of CARING
and fronting 30 feet on said Darlington
Street with a. depth OF $50 feet to an alley
TBRMs-cash as to expenses Of SALE
any taxes that may be due. and as to
eight notes for SO each. with interest
from their respective dates Of maturity.
VIZ: March TO- April 10. May TO- June
TO- July 49, August 10 September 10 and
OF SO each, falling due or. the 10th OF
every. month. and one tor $500 due 40
months tier date; halance.,If any. cash.
oct 1s-10t
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sTEUsTEEs' SALE
ONE STORY COTTAl,GE
No. 1928 West Boyd Street,


I Byarirtue Of a deed OF trust from y ohm
L. 'Mimms and wife to lthe I'M ersigneda
Trustees. " dated Septembsr IL, s4l sOS. and
.D.SB: no 5B. pa GO. 10, to secure & certain
note therein described default bslng male
anI Being required by the be A. 1rilry 50
tn do we will sell at publ l'n .ffon
the premises, ~ ~
8s1S FRIDAY, ODER %, AT T. :.. 81
the property described in said dc sd as fols
lows =: f We "
Richrnond, Va. on the north side of Boyd
reet.5beetnnlne 14s feet from the west /, 3
line Of Norton Street. thence WestWard liy
along said north side of Boyd Street, ana and
from ting thereon Is feet. M ore orr less Il
and running back loo feet TO the property
of Fred c.. Brauer. s5 III
f TERNIS-Cash. . q . " Y. !.
I D. j. CEIAVERs:,
Brown &: Co, Auctionee r
Oct 26-tds
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First. alltthat property fronting on west
side 81 Brook Avenue e feet, between
Marshall and Clay Streets, with a depth
OF 9S feet on tho northern and 80 feet on
improvements, is a two STORY frame store.
formerly occupied by NJ Rose, deceased;
situated on corner OF a. "a foot alley and
Brook avenue, which alley, ls the south :
ern boundary OF the property. ia st I
# Second. All that property fronting on
east side OF Brook Avenue. Ola gonally op-
posite the above property, fronting g
feet on Brook Avenue, running back TIL Il.
So. being the southern line Of a 16.foot
alley and the southern line about 90 feet.
Improvements .are three frame stores
Nos. All, s413, 4l5 and At.
5i1s TERNIS: 4 One third cash. balance ! and
2 years, with interest, secured by trust
ueeu' j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Oct29-tds .sfi8 f ~ 4 u
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Grinnsn, Mr.. r. A. Dunlop. srr. James
7; Gray, NJ. Preston Cooke, Mr.. r. W..
Miles End Mr.. William II. Christian.
will assemble in the lower vestibule Of
the ci:urch and enter In a body, preceding
the casket,
Tile w dnesday night service will be
emitted IN & consequence Of this funeral
Mrs. Mae Kremer.