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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
MISS PAYNE's MARRIAGE.
Is a Grand Daughter Of General
w. H. Payne. 5
,nnial 70 Tho I,lmes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)
E HARRIS ONBuRG, VA, Sept. 2.-Miss
Noble Winston Payne, daughter OF Cap,
tain and Mrs. William w. Payne, az,
liam ii. Payne. tho noted Confederate
cavalry leader, was married at. noon to-
day at the home Of her parents to Mr.
professor in the engineering department
Of Tulano University. 7,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robert White, Jr.,. assisted by Rev, ROD
Only q few intimate friends were pres
emit at the marriage. Miss Moll. Payne,
a sister OF the BRIDE was maid of honor.
Lunheon was served after the ccre-
the afternoon for st. G Louis. From that
city they will proceed to New Orleans,
theft future home. 5.ta 7gy iEss jf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
OLD CLUB REoRGANIZED,
Baltimore Racing Men Reform
the Maryland Jockey Club.

sporting interests are at their height
this season. This Is particularly true OF
racing and the following special from
Baltimore Is notable: sF5iji
q The old Maryland Jockey Gu b was res
organized Tuesday fternoon a the Office
OF Mr., William p. RIGGS, No. 21s Court;
land s Street, Baltimore For several
months Mr.. RIGGS has been working. for
this end, but It was not until the stew
ards OF the National Jockey Club. at
milton and assigned the dates. November
9Th 10 l2tll,5 as the time for meeting
IN Baltimore, that he was assured OF
general cooperation. Al the meeting
much enthusiasm was expressed, and
those who attended began active plans
for making the reorganized club more ia
nous than the former club,
MIR. Robert G, Hall, one of the best
known and foremost horsemen In Mary
land, Y wa elected president and Mr.. II.
Carroll Brown was made Vice. president,
Mr.. Brown has u string OF racers which
have been very successful this year, and
Will enter them at the coming meet, n.
Charles =, McLana WAS elected treasurer,
and Mr.. William F., RIGGS secretary. The
Officers Will also be members Of the board
of directors, of. whom there VIII be flf,
teen, Only six members OF he board
were elected. They are Mr. Ed Ward j.,
bartlett. MIR Wlnton Walden, {, olonel y,
3. Davis. OF keyser, w. va, ~ brother
'or the Democratic ylce-presid lal mons
liEee; Mr.. VILLAIN N. Manly, M. spald,
ing Lowe Jenkins and Mr., George g.
Morrison. The five vacancies Will be AllAd
before the November meet. u s.
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n the Ring i

Il
George Gardner fights John Willie, Of Chi
icago. at Spokane. October 9Th. They will
battle for fifteen rounds atcatchweights.
Joe Doles. OF New York. knocked out Billy
Moore OF St Louis, in one round OF private
fight scheduled to so twenty rounds on the
outskirts OF New York city III fl 4s
AT the National Sporting Club. Y London,
England, on ~ Monday, mig ht. s young Peter
Jackson knocked out. Charles Knock in three
rounds. The match was for a purse Of 81, $50.
Tho agreement between Joe Cans and Jimmy
Britt TO box for the lightweight champion
ship WILL remove all doubt as to Cans being
able to make the weight OF 1888 pounds. Young
Corbett. Battling Nelson and perhaps Terry
McGovern may want to battle with the win
ner for the title. Another very promising
candidate for championship honors looms UP
in the person OF Willie Y Lewis. formerly OF
New York ig ST. :. " IS 5ss5E
der way Tor. a general resumption Of boxing
18th, and the most notable step Is the ses
curing OF the old First Cavalry Armory,
which seats G.oo0 persons. Paddy Carroll.
manager OF Young Mowatt and Jack Curley,
manager OF George and Jimmy Gardner. OF
lowell have secured this place. ii the most
desra BILE in the city. It Is said permits Will
be q issued this winter for ten-round bouts.
| and 1t is the Intention to bring in the big
fellows Big purses will be hung up. su1l-
GENTLY large, It Is believed. to attract the
best men in the fighting game. Ten-round
fights are now being conducted at Blue
Island. Just on the city limits, and It Is
+ thought the municipal authorities will grant
similar privileges In tho downtown district.
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DEATH "a MYSTERY.
Lee G. Kibler Dies Of Injuries
8sSAsE fi1Ssti ~ u 4 i42 t
Received.


4 @ Especial Is The e:n1es-Dlspatch
& LURAY, 5VA..s Sept. 29.-Mr.i Lee G. Ikib-
Ter, who was mysterio lousy hurt while re.
turning from Rappahannock county last
Friday, died at his home near Kimball,
this county to-day. ts
The mystery concerning the cause Of
his death deepens. It Is the opinlon Of
many that he suffered a stroke Of apo
ers believe his horse stumbled and fell
on him. Some think he was the victim OF
foul play.75 iS5 \
his temple and one on the back Of his
head. there are no bruises about him.
The deceased was one of the most pop
,ular menfln the county He Is survived
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Standing Of the Clubs.
New Y ork, s. Detroit, {

M Especial to The s-Dls pa ~ Il,
4he absence Of both Keeier and Dough
S eva Y k,o a ets ate wsa
md 70 Gained tie lead OF the American
League. with the assistance of B 2; S,s
VA very affective. Keeler'e injury VIII
not keep him Of the game Z, a as ion IF
4, hod with malaria. Fultz Is also III.
but took his place at center to day ana an
brought In two Of the FIVE runs 8 80 )
Sd, When CrifHth heard Brush h ad founo
he vyas>not$ bigger than the national game
ana that he might agree TO 9, PLAY pali |.
Grifflth said: Id give my whole season Z 3
force the Giants to take al, honest char'c
a~ m ~. 953 " r. H. f.
Detpoit 49,. % o o 90 900 90
New 2 Il ooo oo6 :, "a 40
sy,ije. powell md AIcAfanus. # Time, 4: 15.
Umpire. O.Loughlin. Attendance, !, 2oo.
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BY virtue Of a 4 Ger tain deed Of trust,
dated August 26th, 1902, and recorded In
the Reh mon Gansery Court elerka
fault having been made In the payment OF
"a portion Of the debt secured a thereby,
and having been uired by the bench,
cary thsren 80 g t. YIN on
on the premises, proceed to sell by public
auction the three pieces Of prop ertyS mem
toned In the 20 boye deed Of trust. n
III First at 80 F N. that certain lot
Va. fronting on the south side Of oplar
and Fifteenth Streets, 50 feet and 9sinches,s
and running back log fee slss
;4ain lot Of land. with the Brick Dwelling
thereon. lying and beirg ", q he city Of
Richmond r. Va.,2s a t. thefnortheast corner.
of College and Marshall Streets. fronting
on the ca st line sof College Street q feet
parallel lines along the mort ern llnesSo
Marshall Street 60 feet, more or less.
E55 This Is a good four-rooms Brick DWelling
and in a spleidid locality for rem ting.
certain lot of land B with all the improve
fments thereon lying and being In the city
of Richmond, IA. fronting ~ feet on the
west side Of Second Street. between jack;
son and sDuval Streets, and &running back
the north BY property now or formerly
owned by w. ] /. Curry, and on the south
/ by property now or formerly owned Mbys
Mrs. ohanna M ckie. ,s53 Bafs5
IS. This s Is q good II portuntty for tnvds-a
tors In real estate, as the aboye houses
TERMs-W the deed REQUIRES al
;. cas- h, yet better terms can be had SanO
will be announced .at sa1e.., !, {,
q a CS-1f y 4L
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BY Geo. C.. Oliver. f.Auctioneer,
No, Ala w. Broad st. Phone, 2275.
Hall, stair, and Room Carpet, on Cloth
h Rugs, Pictures, furniture, Lounges,
couches, Morris chair, Roller Top
Desk, Sewing Machines, Etc,
at Auction. 8

4 will sell, THIS DAY at 1880 "A. NJ.
at my wgrerooms, No. IA West Broad
Street, Is Slightly used Administer, Body
Br,issel Hall, Stair and 3 Room Carpets; ;
new Oilcloth. so new Rugs. new Pictures,
8 up-to-D Date Oak Chamber Suits. Oak
Dining Tables. CHARTERED Oak Sldeboards,
Oak ChiffonIer Oak Hall Rack Parlor
Suits, Morris Chairs, Lounges, Couches,
Odd Oak and Cherry BureaGs Wash
stands, Tables, Oak Roller-Top Desks.
5Drop7tIead and other Sewing Machines,
Gas Range; several Mahogany pieces on
this sale; also a lot Of other goods too
numerous to mention.
Ladies invited,
M 5,i5i Auctioneer
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Protest Against Auto Race

!SPeclal 70 IHe TX ~ =. 10
filed with tho Nassau county cup yisors at
M,neola. y. T.. yesterday, AGAINST alloWsns
tie use q the country roads for the Van a.
the' ausplces Of the Automobile 4 Club Of
America. The protest was filed By the PeoI
PIES Protective Association, Of Hampstead,
loss 10 understand what right the super wilson's,
elected By the people Of Nassau county 70
care for their interests, can wilfully and Win
~ op1 Tho County, give away such privileges
nunlesa we hear from you at once say tho
netitioners i've will take other means 70
uphold our interests IN the matter
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Results at Worth.

3 NM lBy Assoclated Prcss.) 9i3 lAs b
CHICAGO. September e. Results Mt Worth:
First race-five and a half furlones-Lock-
cut us ito y first, Bishop Poole $50 to y
second, Bradwarlln % to q third. Time. =; 1e
e Second race-six furlongs-Lampoon az to
to u third. Time. 1925 275 .5
@ Third race--sx and one-half furlongs--Big
Ben {eyen) first, Katie Powers fls TO q So
y $50 2-6 s5, at5g
4 Fourth race-fve and a half flrlongs-Allen
slss Lee al to 81 third. Time, 1:ls As
Z Fifth race--mle and an eighth-Malakoft 40
to y first, Plautus q to ~ second, The Way
COS to y third. Time. ?:ll. 3lSS u I.
Sixth race--six furlongs--Aden e to y first.
Tam O. shanter e to y second, ALBERT Is to
~ third Time, 1;23 4rb ssF I
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DOLLY SPA \. ! I K :.
WINS HANDICAP 4
Runs Five Lengths Ahead OF
Mineola and Captures the
Ocean View Stake.
tpy Associated PressD

tSy Associated u ress2
NEW YORK, September 29.--Doily spank'er'
the i TO 10 favorite, easily won the Ocean Ocean
View ha nd.cap. one mile and a sixteenth At At
Gravesend to-day. Leohidas made The ,5 run.
spaaker who TOOK command m,nsa;a str ssss
r .sonidas a head for the place. Summaries:
First ana one.hah f rnh,ns
to Is SECOND. Workman g to y third. i'tne'
1907. "a v i !, ~ aen ~
coloaial Girl III 20 first Carbunes 4, ,T,, to
p second sonoma Belle Is to y third. Il me-
! :4S Ia. ragholP err
,asan nsla Mccabe Is to y first, Brush
u rs to IS second. Princess Eris it2o TO y
third. Time, LOB 2-5. -. :, !, ~, an
Fourth race-the Ocean View hana.sap = ,o no
mile and sixteenth.D9,,iy spanks I,eon,das
~ 10 q third. Time. ~ ~
Fifth race-selling, about sig fu " sna
England Is to y first, Orthodox g ~ 20 T, 5e-
cond King Pepper g TO y th a'te.l. 1't'e'
81 SIKH race-mle ssteenth,o oston q
Reach go 10 il first, Clovis So to y 30 secoha'
Tom Lawson leo to y third. Time. ~; ~ s-o' ID
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN
ON THE RAMPAGE

Especial to The Times, pispa tend
ST. LOUIS, MO- september 29-John
u, Sullivan had trouble In his saloon g, e.
No. col Market Street, to-day with tns
bartender, Daniel Frazer. In trying %
dodge some hooks and swings OF the ola
gladiator, Fsazer jumped through 9 pa te I
in the left wrist. Frazer was taken 70
the dlspensary, where his wound was
attended to-. Sullivan was 'on a rampage
for hours. and threatened to clean ouss
the place, allengng all Corners
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Philadelphia, All; Cincinnati a.
STAR FULL.BACK 5.5g.
AGAINST v IRGlNIANS
Especial 70 Tho Times. Dispatch,) RI

(special to Tho Times! Dlspatch)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 81
The dropping spirits Of the University OF
Pennsy lYania football coaches We're re-
8yived to-day by tho unexpected appear
VaDce Of A.. y. Smith, tho star fl llrback Of
1903. who has been working day and night
to- remove 3 his conditions, EEe has now
removed all nut one, and thai he expects
\ to get off tomorrow, SO that he can play
An the Virginia game on isa turday,
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CUP RACERS Held
AT CUSTOM / . \ | HOUSE HI Sc.
Duty Of $4,000 Demanded for
Four Panhards Brought Over
for Trophy Competition.


Especial to The Tmes-D ispatch.)
81 NEW YORK, September 29.-Four Panhard
automobiles brought here from Paris to COM
pete In the Vanderbilt cup race on Long
( Island on October 9Th. are held at the Gus
toms House pending the payment OF duties
amounting to $4,000. Tho cars Of ninety
horse power each. arrived on the Bretagne on
Sunday. and We're to have been sent to-day,
& TO Garden City, where quarters had been en-
gagged for them. They We're consigned to the
EPanhard-L tvassor4 American branch.
s. BY an arrangement with the Treasury De-
spartnent all tho foreign cars entered for the
Vanderbilt. race We're 10 have been admitted
duty free on condition that. they were5to DO
3deported within ninety days. To the surprise
! OF those concerned In the race. 1t was learned
Yesterday that the Panhards had been ap-3
praised at $40 900 each, and would be held
until the full duty Is paid. 1t WINS learned
that In sconslgnlng them from France the pur-
pose Of their shipment wds not declared and
so they entered this port In tho sa me cat egory
as machines that are brought over to be
sold. s3gs fsl5
The cars are fayorltes for the Vanderbilt
race, three OF them being entered for that
event, and the fourth being substitute
Pressure was, therefore, brought to bear upon
the local customs authorities Ito have them
entered onl9the same conditions as other biz
Club OF America. the American automobile
Association and of Mfr. W. k. Vanderbilt, Jr.a
the donor of the cup to DO competed Tor,
failed to accomplish the desired end A., sp p,
ington 10 intercede with the Treasury Depart
ment. .l.43j EEL =, W.
hards It Is said that only ono OF them VIII
The driver OF that one will be George Heath.
who Is now at Garden City. Tho other Pan
hard drivers, NJ. Teste and Tarte. are now
K en- route from France SIX 5338 & ~ tt
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BROWNIES
WON GAME
Beat Barton Heights in all In
teresting Contest by
a to I.
ANOTHER GAME FOR Of TO-DAY TO 81
Much Interest in the Result.
Rose Quits in the
Eighth.

Two thousand crarks saw the Brownies
| win the game from the fast Barton
Heights team on It's merits at Broad
street Park yesterday afternoon. The
score was 1 to i, two Of the runs being
earned. h.
! doubt, and up to that time y may pe
saa ha the be Mas VII Rchmnd
crowd was nicely divided In the display y.
Of favortlsm, and Umpire p ut W tl,,,n Is
worked hard. for there were lots OF
things. to do, and he dspayed good judy
In the eighth inning Rose quit because s.
Duke was not fly----to see two points at
the same time. Lewis took his place. b ,1
stole siii s seeonti and Scored 81 q bad throw
by Shelton, Rose commended that ones
cut third base. but as the umpire, was e.
tehing the progress Of the .s,6 6at me ne
because Shelton dropped the throw-in;,
this point the er taKd tSe M,a
quit" But he simply saved wood, and
the game proceeded. U ,sfa
gbe was the star, Of the game In the ne
eighth he made an"im possibleehha STOP :, pv o.
second basemnn at first Then he ran 2
mile and caught Bache's foul fly. which
was the prettiest catch of the m
work. He, too, caught two foul tiles,
which caused some sprinting.
the tw1 games 1Ss Jus. p esa
are so evenly matched that IT will be q
problem to determinegthe stronger
How Runs Were Made.
The Brownies scored first and ,lt8was
ond inning ] ones safed $on q nluff. by
Triton, Knowles safed on q choice. when
fly and Baohe fumbled NIcIeavy' s ground Z
er. The. result was q run BY Jones; IN
Knowles hit one over 10 gan's head for
q homer. He came near being caught;
The ball was felded finely, but Shelton
would have been doubts as to his ability
to land Knowles, SO Ilnowles is4glven a
home run, The first Of the season 4.
Aft as s one m maa e had pershed Jones
singled; he stole second, and the ball
thrown to catch him went Wild fhiked
around to the plate and safed because Y s,
Then Knowles went QUIT Bache. who
went after foul fly IN great shape.
Sharp singled and scored on alneat t two.
Taylor made Barton Heights only rum
Bache had Just $put out a pretty three
Dagger and was caught at the plate
er to short. I t was a close call, and there
was some argument about It.. but t aylor
| gotRto first. Il es swlped lseco ndl an d z went
on Brookes' 8 Wild throw OF Tritton's
bunt. Fl 55}iIs US XIV
The game this afternoon will be called
promptly at 4: rs O. clock. Lewis will pitch
for Barton Heights and Hulcher for the
Brownies. ss$7 {s & E3 39 III {;
"A series Of three games will be played
here beginning next Thursday between
the Brownies and the: strong Roanoke
team. ANN
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FIRE At GRAvEsEND
CAUSES STAMPEDE
nv Associated Press.)

~. "a lBy FHsuCIHtcN : 49,. :,
GRAyESEND RACE TRACK, y. =,
sentember ee,-Flanes, which started d.
rectly beneath the grand stand IN the
midst OF the racing here TINS al1erhoon !
snanio and caused a stampede, IN which
many were trampled upon, Several per-
sons sons were bruised and scores had torn or
Clothes, hut no ono was seriously Injured e !,
The nre was gu ickly extInguished and ga
not interfere in any way With the Gays gay
IA cling LYLE Z 5ls ti l5tf! 5455
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Baseball.

!. The victory Of New York over Detroitfin the
.ast zane Of ther series Yesterday and tho
which won three straight games from the
champions. again puts the HighlaAders III the
lead. and boosts theft pennant prospects con-
]. To-day Boston goes to ST. louis Tor a THO
Of games; with the st. Louis team. which Is
now playing great ball. New York begins a
City. Three and probably four games will
be. played by Chicago and lew York. Be-
ginning Monaay sos.on tackles Chicago for
with 81. Louis. Then the eastern teams 60
home ana Boston and New York end the
sssG @ s' ssSa Z fg OK s Ssfn
The pernant is not clnched yet. II the
Browns manage TO take two Of the three
The records OF the eight American teams
since the western series began last Friday
ST. Loeuls--,von 5. lost i, tied,
Boston-Won 3. lost 8.
Waehinston-Won !. lost :. tied !.
Hynes Ia after Mullins record as the best
hitting pitcher. Tho st Louis y, twirlsr IS :. q
The petrslt cub has secured " a,at. two y
Iowa sasns players namsi na a
Tho Boston team Is working like one man "a
bach says that It's a perfect treat to play with
es Ss1sss5 nk' ptslsS p ph
The boy has won ten straight games n TINS y
JACK JACK Barry Is doing good utility work for
the Chicago Cubs H drops Into unfamiliar
positions With confidence ana plays them
s Third baser1ar Arndt will not report to the
Reds this He received pessnI KIN Rea
a. TSe u,a Assoeiaton has concluded
profitable season. and President Gril!o is soon O,
still smore successful seasol, n. 1905 !, Y. 7,
games irrs between, Pittsbure and the noa.on
Americans.. provided y the American 81 League
play e heaspe
nant & Nj
On the Turf.
I rhe Maryland Jockey Club has been { re- re-
At 4 tie Old Pimlico track in November. !.
Foahal3 eens il, endeavorins e rent a train.
ing establishment there, intending TO race IN
IT, Th ass Dentrte. for the North Shore Horse
Island. to-day and to-morrow Of this week,
ana and include is horses 4 from ~ the stables OF;
Clarence H Mackay.. Harry Payne Whitney.
ED. Morgan, Thomas Hitchcock. Jr., Il. ~
$Duryea.G e. r. Ladewt and others. VI . IA
Ia BRIDGETOE, N. j.. September "a
[Riyerside Driving Park Association. was or
gained in. this city Tuesday night. The mem.
6ers intend to estAblsh driving park at
sRiyerside.. near here. where they will conduct
hG5is sls ToR fno James Kctne
4aire sturfman. has four two:year-o lds tor
which he declares So h sso would NOT take the
sen RrX pvi 1ut,I MAss:. September
sharp Competition q the horse show ring and \
good contests on the track divided the at.
tention OF a brilliant gathering at the New
England Rreeders mee,ins on
Ftured & The most prizes in the horse sh SHOW
adding four bluea. one red. and one white
f lERiE' PA-TheS second days racing OF the
Erie Driving Park Association drew q slightly
larger arg crowd Only fayorle May Tell Eel
Won IL C. Collins. OF MononEahela, "a I,
owner ana driver OF Henry S.. Jr., met with
serious accident IN the last heat at Of tn, the
21s trot. His horse swerved Into the renee.
throwing himslf and falling on his driver
Collins received internal INJURIES "a suI,s
rnoned. II
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we will sell al our auction warer,oto'lmn' 'l
612 East Broad Street, !, !; ", 8 -,
THIS (Friday) MORNING. SEPT.E SOIL 2lI.,
atE10:30 "a clock. for parties moving from
the city; several handsome Walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits and Wardrobes Wal 4
nut, Oak and Oak" Buffet, fine Pa rior
fine Oak Chlffonier.| Cane Seat Chairs and
Rockers, x M assive HI glr Roll 5-foot Desk.
Ena meled Iron B With brass trim
Ming, Velour Couches, Pictures, Rogers.s
ing Desk, Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Ice Boxes and Refrigerators. One Horse
Cab, and other Furniture too numerous
to mention; II rst-class Furniture. and and
must be sold for what it will bring. a n
At12 o'clock will sell lot of fine AK
minister, Brussels and other Carpets-
Rugs and Druggets. Mattings. ETC., etc.
If YOU want first-class Furniture, q tend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..,
4 +, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
y UBLIc SALE OF "a vALuAHLEs
1 4 FARM IN THU COUNTY ~
lGOOCHT,ANDfH y M ss9pas

HSfOOSIlIttASlJ.a
BY virtue Of a decree entered BY We "
Circuit Court q Gooehland county n sns
suit aa NAY us Mecormisk vs. sn vfsais
Trice. ct ais, the undersigned Special
om isrM DAY Wi OF g oc sEts 1901
Goochiand Courthouse, to the highest bid.
District, Goochland county, known 40
Belleheld, Containing three hundred and
about fifteen miles northwest Of Gooch.}
land Courthouse.
This is q valuable piece Of real estst g,
fair condition, being the property upon
which Adolph Carrao now resides, and 10
g good opportunity to buy q valuable
TERMS casi, sum Client to pay the debt
Of one thousand dollars, with interest
from the Goth day OF August, 1902, and
the cost OF the suit and sale, and the
balance ne II one two ysha5s
Interest from the day Of sale and to she
secured by deed OF trust on the property.
@ II tho property Is not sold on that day
the sale will be adjourned Until such time
as the Commissioner may see fta 9si55 iS5
DC. OiFLAHERTY,
Special Commissioners.
IN the Clerks once q the ( Circuit Court g:
May s. Mccormick. !. !. $1,000. Plaintiff,
n ls6 against fsss5 253 ssss..i i,YS5
Virginia G. Trlce, ct ais. /. !. Defendants.
II, Moses T. Monteiro, clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioner BY the decree
rendered In said cause on the 23d day of
August 1904 has been duly given. ]. g
e. Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 2lst day q September.
1904 RI, Z. s5ss
sept 27.12t lS,4 Tx 81 VI h I'll NE
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AUCTION sALEs-'Thi Day.

BY The valentine Auction Co.
,4Auctonecrs. Gl2 f. B road st. Phone 1906 s)t
Auction 4 saleTssof Flne.- Oak and Walnut
6 Chamber Par Or, 8 all and Dining. z loom
~ Furniture, Roller T op Desk, Hand -5f
\ Il. some oak gliding Bed, Carpets,
Mattlngs, Rugs, pictures, Plano,
/ Refrlaerators,lce Chest, Heating
ss sl3s I'd Cooking Stoves, Rogers's
RI Goods - : Horse Cab, Etc.