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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-04
IT'S STILL IN DOUBT.
Boston and New York Keep Up
y the Excitement, to the Finish.

The situation In the exciting contest for the
pennant OF the American baseball league
Indication Of the final result; is concerned.
Both New York and Boston played games
Sunday. Boston defeating St. Louis. while
New York won one game from Chicago and
lost the other In q double header. As n IA.
lead. and as both New York and Boston won
yesterday from st. Louis and Chicago, rcspec.
lively. Boston now leads by one-tenth of One
per cent. OF Just one percentage point.
Boston Will tackle Chicago to-day and to-
the same dates. New York's chances OF win
ming one or both Of the remaining games are
considered better than Dostons. One Thu 6
is certain; Chicago now has no possible chance
to finish second. II the White sox win all
five Of their remaining games. they canrot
capture the flag, for New York and Boston
clash for final series OF four or five games.
and one team Ivast win or lose at least ha 4
these games That would land one Of the
others on top. VI 4
Il is still an uncertainty as bstween Boston
and New York. though Boston leads by a
hair. II the champions lose to-day and the
the Highlsnders, and Vice versa. T. both teams
win both their western games. or II each win
but one they will 80 east for the concluding
Ferries on practically even terms. They play IN
New York on Friday, put as the New York
oot-hal q. game to Columbia University on
Saturday. the two baseball teams viii nav
In Boston that day. and return tos New York
to close the season Monday with dobule-
header Double games will he played In Bos-
ton Saturday. ard the schedule calls for an
other double-heade Eat New York Monday.
That VII make a! series OF five games The
winner OF the odd game Will win the nen-
hut the games to-day and tomorrow may
make q difference
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GREAT METHODIST DAY.
Incendiary Who Burned Mexican
Veterans Home Under Arrest.

(Sreral to The Tirnes-Dispatch.lst
WALKERS FORD. Va, Oct, 3,.Yes-
o osnaa Of Of APPROXIMATIONS. they assembled
from all parts OF the county to partici-
pate tts dedication 9f NJ Mea9t
There were at least q thousand persons
on the ground. The seating capacity OF
the church is between three and four
vas i,lled TO It's utmost capacity =, T Rev e
Advocate, delivered Z mastery ser = pr to
sdng Eder Read Preached 5a to those who
x Xets re morning sermons dinner
dsp eea Seeu thi mu lepast ana i was
dedicated, Rev. II, ". Dunkleyr It's Rae q, !
tST Rsy James Gsnnen and Presiding
co MeetS e e pay as the sasa rom -
weeks ago ths ems q N NJ
iosns Els RI RI nia tie tie ~
he was very bsdy Sqrnfd asGpt il "a
v s1t Of the Mexican War and Is
OF 81 great v vigor The ire started about
sred 81 II. s eeos os VIE vea Ss'
and who Immediately made an, cutlery:
III. PINE L deaf, and It was with great
aim Guilty LIHL no Wls fhTOu0Cu ilLOUi IVA
slumbers IN time to make his escape,
It was discovered that coal OIL had been
poured on the side iof the house. which
proved conclusively that It was Nof lncen-
diary origin, Agencies were inTnedl ately
-empioy ed to discover the perpetrator q
the sstardlX crime, and # Was net until ~
succeeded In securing the necessary EVIL
dence to justify an arrest. Suspicion
pointed Very strongly e 9 negro BY the
or OF P!nnell's premlsas, and threatened
with; prosecution for stealing an axe, and
they worked along that line unit they
felt they had sufficient evidence to con-
Wet him. and Immediately made the ar
g Ia wa 3apprehended by Sheriff McKin-
,neys and lodged In the county jail The
3prsl,rnnary hearing will take place next
Thursday at Beckham before Justice
cesssss & h bapSs chri.tlan Amherst
has. been employed for the defense, and
son wifi reprasant he SCommonWealt tn,
IA Mr.. Plnnell Is rela ted to 5three-fo urths OF
the people IN this neig hhorh GOD, "A nd there
Is a great deal Of cling against the prls-.
oner for al tempting TO burn up q quiet,
!noff snslye old m ian, who felt secure in
ne belief that he had not an enemy =
4 the world. Fl II ss8 8 Nm
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GREAT DAY AT
NORRIS PARK
Sandria and Bedouin Winners
in Race for Sixth Ma
iron Stakes.
RECORD BROKEN
Ostrich Wins Jerome Handicap
in Fastest Time Yet
Made.
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
BY Associated rress.>

(By Associated PresS.)
NEW YORK. October Sill. b. Duryea's
sandria, With loi pounds up. won the FILES O..
half Of the sixth matron stakes Of slsss
now worlds record for six furlongs straight
away by going the distance in SOB IA The
best previous time, 1908 a-4. was made by
John Boden's Frearm In 1899. and Endu.
rance by Right In 1901. n
Bedoun, an added starter, and quoted at 20
to !, won the colts half of tho sixth matron
stakes OF $12.725, by a neck. 5i
Ostrich, carying hinety-three pounds IN the
Jerome Handicap. broke the worlds record
by running the distance In 2:ls The old mark
OF 2:141-l was made by Sir John In 1s9l
Summaries: *
Y, First race-last seven furlongs Of Withers
stn,le-Tlberia % to 1o) first. Rawhide q to y
second. Buckeya e to ~ third. Time. 1871 3D.
\ Second rnce-the sixth natron, for co Is
and geldings. value 10 winner $l2.72oi the
Eclips ecourse--Bedouin GEO to y first, Glori.
fIer teven) second. Dandellon g to u third.
Third race--the sixth matron for fillies.
sandria tls to 10Y first, Rose OF Dawn 20 to
1ol second. Belle Strome t6sto 81 third. Tine
t1:oS ia.
Fourth racc-the Jerome handicap. one mills
and five sxteenths over the hill--Ostrch Is
4 to ~ first. the southerner us to 81 second.
Outcome III to 81 third Time, :l3.
Fifth race-slx and ne-half furlongs OF
q the withers nle-Tra k,er a to y first Santa
Catalina g TO 8 second. b Nl TX Il g %
sixth race-selng. the wittcrs mile.
to y second, Sails q to ~ third. Time, i:4o.
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Baseball.

Seven thousand persons at the New YORK
Theatre Sunday night .eheered heartily when W.. n
s.se n
J. Mcoraa and the members OF tho New
g xii this f happened d. the end Of lively
night. the s,Llies on tho stage hitting
on, the national game ana the sn,be IN
Z OF the team wilt long remember. and those
In the audience will net soon forget:
the Brooklyn base. ball team, have been busy
season lThe result Is that their club has
thsse are pitchers four catcher.
The New York American have q bevy Of
old Virginia Leasuers who are the maifs I.
pitchers: Elberfleld. at short. and Futz IN the
Victor willis. an old Virginia Leasuer. ha .
10 the weakness OF the Boston Nationals, .of
which ne Is member. He Is the greatest
drop ball pitcher In the business.
Is playing great game for tho Boston Amer.
leans. He Is hitting we'll among the top.
notchers too. a..
team, is one Of the Giants who have Just land
Z ed the National League flag in g runaway
race.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N"1A -
member OF the old Oak Park baseball team
was struck by q batted ball while practising:
He attempted TO catch n bali missed It and
was struck above the heart. He threw sne
ball back TO the batter and fell TO the sround'
dying instantly.
s IN baseball circles johnson was widely
known. having played With leading steams ever
since 1895. when he first came into prominence
T,e 80 rr,cl,
UT dlo !! i ,'-"f.
Canadians are making preparations for an
Ice racing circuit, which will include OF
tawa, Montreal, Peterborough, kingston
Bellevillo. Port Perry, Napanee. Barrie.
OrIlla and other places. s
The Crescent City Jockey Club, OF New
Orleans, has announced number Of tho
stakes for the winter meeting, which begins
4 On THANKSGIVING Day. The Crescent city
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CAB RIEL PRAISES
CUP RACE COURSE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.> 81
NEW YORK. October s.-one of, the fore-
most drivers in the Vanderbilt cup race on
Saturday Is NJ. Gabriel. who Will drive q ~ De
Dietrich car, He arrived from Paris on Fri-
day. and took a trip over the course. He said
yesterday that the course Vas better than
the Irish one and that he expected -zpeSd
other side. after petroleum bad bsen laid.
1t was swept OF, he said. and as this has 9
not been done here, there was some trouble
with mud Gabriel Is twenty-six years old.
and has been an automobile driver since 1896:
IN the La Turbie race he started last and
finished first In the Paris Bordeaux contest
last year, with an entry list OF 1853 starters,
he started last and finished first, In the
Gordon Bennett cup race in Ireland. he fn!sh-
ed third. after meeting with two accidents.
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New York, 3; St. Louis, o.
Z fBy AssocInted Press.1

ST. LOUIS MO-. October 3.-The High
4 Ianders 1Ehitewashed the Browns IN the
b first game OF the final series. 3 to moth
Ing. It was a pitchers battle through
Ing a prominent part, Ortiz started to
pitch and was doing splendid!y when
II Griffith stepped into the slimclighttin the
sixth inning, finishing in hurrah style
Howell twlrled a good game for the
Browns. but the Griffith bunch took adj
vantage OF every opportun ty and came
4 out on top. Williams and .Elberfeld con,
trlbuted some sensa tional feldlng ana
u cut off many hits. s5 s u g
A peculiar play cropped up IN the hrst
4 time of the Browns at bat Burkett had
singled through the box Heidrick llfte ed
i not quite get up to It, the ball bounding
81 to Elberheid. who threw to second. fore
ling Burkett. !.
St;Le4 Isl sss S9sSG9s-s
4 Kleinow and Griffith. Time, 1:45. Vm-
4 pires. King and Dwyer. Attendance. Il.
Philadelphia, "a; Cleveland, or
CLEVELAND. OHIO. October -cley-
I Glands winning streak was broken to-
day. the Philadephias shutting out the
First game
f5 Score: r. II. e..
Cleveland 80. ...... 0 o 0 o O Q 90 COT o
Philadelphia 100 0 001s0 3 o
ISs Batteries: Hess and Benz SIS; Coakley
and Noonan. Time. 1870. Umpire.
55 5
~ SecondN game
Score: r. H. e.
S Ssisaelpnia g Z Z
ri Batteries: Bernhard and Buelow; APP
Bpledate and Noonan. Time. = :0i. Umpire.
OLoughlin. Attendance, 1,6l3. Called
se on account cold EWcat hcr. ~; 49,
Detroit, 81 Washington, 2.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Boston, q; Chicago, II.

s f lly55. Especial 70 eThe sIlme6-OSpotcn.} ai2
"a CHI GAG q. h October 3.--A bB crowd for
Monday came out to see the White
Sox make another desperate fight for the
y leading honor. Both teams received lib
cral applause as they came upon the
who showed wonderful speed In the
preliminary work. while .Altrock. who
has been saved for this So aes, took the
slab for Comisky. Tho White Sox. how
ever, IA led to score until the last inning.
WI ,Altrock saved the team from a
ashusza5.it.t Boston scored once In the
Third and three times IN the ccvcIth. Tie
fielding was r..,narkaLl snn ppy arr both
Il out five and Altrock four men Collins
hopes to repeat to-day's performance.
score: R.H. E..
Chica sc. ...... $500. 0 Q Q 9. @ O. 9 IL
Boston $500. ......0 o 600 80 % o.
8s Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan 81 Glib
son and Crigcr Time, 1:35. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, 5000. FIT
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TOLD BY SOCIETY TO KILL q
HUSBAND AND HERSELF
fspecla, 10 The Times Dispsatc

WASHINGTON, Pa, October 3,-Mrs.
Amelia Hindal is under. arrest here,
charged with attempting to kill her hus-
band under instructions from secret orr
ganlza ton to which she says she belongs.
around the mans neck while he slept and
began choking him. He awoke. tore hin,-
self free and had the woman arrested. 4
L Mrs. Hindal In jail, says she was or
6ered by the society 10 X III her husband
and theQ end her own life. She had q
long knife to kill herself with a flor doing
away with her husband. Y n he police are
now looking for the officers Of the secret
orsaniza ton. n
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Y:a The following records IN the TWO DIE leagues
up to Sunday were as follows: 5S55555z
American.
5.4 PITCHERS. VI,
owen, Chicago. II 1894, leads the pitchers;
Plank, $50. is fourth; Henley 1855. Is twelfth:
gWaddell. 1856. is fourteenth; and Bender .oos.
is thirty-sl1th.
Sugden, st. Louis. .9Ss. tops the catchers:
sehreck $3.50 is second and Powere I, 81 49, Is
81 - FIRST BAsEMEN.
d Lachance, Boston .ssa leads the first base.
men pAV'' SEC n "' B1sEMEN.
Il Robinson Detroit 1891 leads the second base
mem Murphy .945 Is fifth. 3l $s
= -. 4 THIRD BAsEMEN.
Bradley. Cleveland. ISL. leads the third
basemen; = G sfdoR? ;asir Is t'fth.
Wallace st: Louis. .stl, leads the shortEstops'
OUTFIELDERs.
ers; seybold. .sSs, Is second: IIartsel 1885,. 10
fourteenth: Hoffman. 1885, is fifteenth; Pick lex
erng. .9+s. is twenty-f'rst. and Bruce. sss'
= w s ! PITCHING RECORDS.
= Chesbro, IS games won and lost, Is the
star pitcher Of the league. Athletes work !
lost: Henley. ii won, Is lost: Bender, won.
10 lost; Coakley. 9 won.5 lost. Il
National.
Briggs, Chicago; Taylor. New York, and
Lever. Pittsburg, each 1. 900. lead the pitch-
ers Corridor .9ss Is fifteenth; Fraser, s37, Is
twenty -fourth; Sparks, .e22. IS .thirty.f!rst;
Duggleby, 300. Is th.rty-sixth: Sutthon, .ssz' Is
.thrty-eighth. v. z, !, AZ s5
O'Nell, Chicago. .975, leads; Roth .s24. IS
seyente erth Doom, .9l7, is nineteenth.
FIRST @BASEMEN.
PETIT. Cincinnati. 1000. leads; Lush Lush $40. ls
:" = SECOND BAsEaES.
Rayn,er. Boston. leads with q percentage
OF j, 900; Gleason! ,952, is fifth. VII
THIRD RASEMEN.
Mccormick, Brooklyn 1887. leads; Wolverton.
sHoRTsToPs.
Corcoran, Cincinnati. 1886. L. the leader;
IIulswitt. s?e, Is fifth; Donahue. SOL. Is
tenth. 1 .-.-.. 9. 9. !. :, =. Z, !,
Brain. st. Louis and Dunleavy are tied for
the lead. with 1000 percentage; Thomas. 1852.
third titus. ,eae, Is nineteenth: Mage and
LushS .92. are tied for twentX-flfth place, 5I6
PITCHING RECORDS,
Thatcher and Durham, OF Brooklyn. and Nc
Ginley,s OF st. Louis, lead, having won the
only game they pitched. Their percentage IL
1000. 1yyiltse, New York; Sa3., is sosord, with
ten victories and two defeats; McGlnnity tla
third, having won thlrty-two and lost seven
games O percentage of sci.
Football Yesterday.
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AUCTION sALEs-Th,s Day.
BY Geo. Y. Oliver, Auctioneer,
414 w. Broad Street. Phone 2275.
Horse, Wagon and Harness,
Roller Top Desks, Fur1li-
ture, Carpet, Rugs, Pic
lures, Gas Range, Etc,
at Auction.

1 will sell THIS DAY,.at 1870 A. NJ,
Large Work Horse. Truck, Wagon and
Harness.. 2 Oak Roiler-top Desks, Letter
Press. Files etc: Cherry frame Parlor
qua. oak sedroon sTninre
CHARTERED Oak sideboards. 6sx10 foot Din
Ing Tables, Chairs, Rockers Hall Racks,
is Amin ster. Velvet Brussels and other
Carpets. Hall and Stair Carpets, 50 New
Rugs. Pictures, 3 Good Drophead and
other Sewing Machines Odd Bedsteads,
Bureaus Washstands. Tables; also 4 lot
Of other goods too numerous to mention.
Ladies invited. s a
GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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Where They Play To-day.
Cincinnati at; Brooklyn.
Pttsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
800, isa 3Fy}tEs Chica 20 al Boston,
~ lI BOD ~ ~ p n n z q ll
Standing Of the Clubs.
Pittsburg, 1-16; Philadelphia, "a.

Pittsburg, ZIG; Philadelphia, "a.
4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. a-The
home club defeated Plttsburg in the frst
game to-day, but the visitors, in the sec
ond.. by heavy hitting piled up an over
whelnlng score. s55 N 9ti85 4
& First game :, = :,
3 Score: fsss s.32s r. II. D..
sPittsburg .......... o o 90 0o01-1
PLilad elphia 100 sq -, Q 9 =; ~.
and Doom. Time, 1926. Umpire. thinner.
Second game
b Score: tis n 5ssf}f r. II. e.
P Pn';, e5gn,. 3t9d 81 = :
b5f ssa boo 5seSs'y E GsSs z zSs
mer. Attendance, 1,304 5i5s
Cincinnati, SIS, Brooklyn, on.
won both games q in . double-header here,
to-day.
First game
s,Ss|aSat' :, !, s |, 3 3 g
and q bergen, Tine, IS s. umpirss. Moran
S Second game
Cincinnati ne ........ 800 0 90 Is s 8
Brooklyn Il. q. 0 Q o. o Oil 10 W.
~ LlcIleS.s ES"lHS
and Ritter. Time. 100. EMPIRES. O'Day
and Moran. Attendance. LOO a5
New York, 3;YSt. Louis, !.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3,--Ma tthewson struck
VT sixteen men In to-day's game, max
Ing a new seasons record.
M score: 81 3fsj 5ssS53 .i5s r. H. E.
e ssx SO ss$S ss:s :
Batteries: Nichols and Butler; Ma thew
son and Bowerman. Umpire. tombstone.
Time, rs. Attendance, 800.
Chicago, 16; Boston, S.
e BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 3.-Chicago had
Boston at Its mercy to-day.
Score: 5f 5f5f r. H. E.
Sh!e e; S %s ( 1s &
r Batteries: Wicker and Killing 5MoNNich-
OILS, Fisher and Needham, Time, 1:55. Um-l
pIre, Emslie. Attendance, 1910.
r. M. a., III; Roanoke College, o.
us Especial to The Times DI--ntc ho rs.
BEDFORD CITY,.sAV VA, Oct. 3.-Ran.'
5doIph-Maco Academy defea ted Roanoke
College It. foot ball this afternoon by a
score Of II to- 0. i 55
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II Tennis Tournament.
pv Associated Press.l

"a lBy -Assoclated v FTess1 4. =,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 23.-The
wenty.fourth intercollegiate championship
lawn tennis tournament opened to-day! on the
courts OF the Merton Cricket Club The pre-
lIrninary and first rounds OF the singles were
completed to.day. Sulloway. OF Harvard. gave
5Dewhurst. the champion. a great fight. CONF
Polling the later to put forth his best efforts
to win, while Behr. Of Yale. played cleverly
asily won both OF his matches, Will meet
Whitman tomorrow. s8i5,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
u UBLIC SALE OF a vALuARlat1
u FARM IN THE COUNTY OF


p uBLIG SALE OF y X ,s,IyAla \ !,
BY virtue OF a. decree entered by the
Circuit Court Of. Goochlard county on the
suit suit ef a May s. Mecorn,ek = vs. =" vrsnia 8
Trice. ct ais. the undersigned Special
comm Miss will On ,,, the !. IA,
offer for public sale at Ii o'clock, q.
Goochland Courthouse. to the highest bid.
der, valuable tract Of land lying In Byrd
District. qoochland county. known as
seventy-nine acres. more. or less, situated
about fifteen miles northwest OF Gooch-
land Courthouse.
upon which there are improvements In
fair condition, being the property upon
which Adolph Carrao now resides, and Ia
good opportunity to buy a valuable
. TERMsICash suf, cIsnt to pay the debt
from the 2oth. day. Of August, 1902. and
the cost OF the suit and sale, and the
balance in one and two years, evdenceds
by tho bonds Of the purchaser, bearing
Interest from the day Of sale and to be-
secured by deed OF trust on the property
the sale Will be adjourned until such time
as the Commissioners may see At:
n $s Special Commissioner. IA
In the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court
e, q the County Of Goochland =, 2. 1, , !, 4
against
Virginia c.. Trice. ct als.... \. Defendants
l. Moses T. Montelro.5 clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioner blythe decree
rendered in said cause on the 23d day Of
August, 1904, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court thiA 21st day Of September
MOSES ~. Nc NTElhU, Clerk. i
sept 27-12t
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street.
Regular Auction Sale
OF
D. FURNITURE r. ], i I TODAY

vve will sell ut our warerooms. 1905 F..
Main. TODAY (Tuesday), October 4th.
.cuS,menclng at 1880, q general hne OF
nut Wardrobes. Sideboards. Chamber Suit.
White Ena mel Bed, Parlor Suits, Books
case and Secretary, Hat Racks, Couc hes,
Rugs Pictures. Frames Odd Beds. Wash
stands, Mattress. etc.,t ETC.. s5355t
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. H Valentine, Auctioneer
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.uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

u I will ssii'fnt public auction on TUES
DAY. the. 4til day Of October, 1904, q t
II O. clock. a. NJ. at No. 1906 East Frank
lin Street. the foil owing property to sat-
5isfy wrlts amy hands-To wit: Bureaus,
Wardrobes, Lounges, Washstands. Clocks,
.Parlor Suites, Pictures, Rockers, Drug
gets. TIA bles,s Trunks. Lamps. small lot
Of Crockery, Rugs. T; uffet, q Desks. Mir
.rors. Stove. Upright Piano. Organ, etc.
etc. q .r "a i8: ID 81 g
TERMS-Cash.sS Il a. u. u .ii 81;
81 1 =! 9. fGARR1so H. G. G, R.
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BY Pollard & Bagby
Real Estate Auctioneors, n
Court Sale BY Auction Of That At
tractivc Two.Story Brick anil
Frame Detached Dwelling, s. &.
Corner of Marshall and Twenty
eighth Streets, No. 2sO1; Large
Lot.

In execution Of a decree oftthe Law and 4
Equity Court in the suit OF Sarah Jane
Register vs. Blanch Y. Roane C ais. en-
tered on September 24, 1904, will sell by
auction. ON the premises on
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s, 1901 $
at s o'clock Pr M. the above mentioned
property. The dwelling has g or II. rooms.
and is we'll built and slbstan tial.5 Lot Box
100 feet to alley. * TIL .S
TERMs-one-third cash. residue at 9.
10 and IS months. 6 per cent. interest, and
title retained until all a Of the purchase
mU.lcy Is paid or all cash. the ption8
OF purchaser. !. y. N. gLONG,
t5s h Special Comnitss ioner. IA
I, r. p. Winston, clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required g OF the
Special Commissioner by the decree in
said cause Of September p. 1904. has been
duly given. ~ [sS ltEf . ri q III
Glven.under my hand this 9th day Of
a. !, r. WHIST IN, clerk.
sept. s0-tds
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We will sell by auction to the HIGHEST
BIDDER
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4TEI,5 AT S p. ~. /,
the above property, consisting Of THREE
FRAME TWO-STORYE TENEMENTS and
LING of three or four rooms. with good
deep lots.
AS an investment the property will pay
from 10 TO 20 PER CENT, or will make
snug little homes for persons OF moderate
means. MUST BE Sold TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE.
q TERMS One third cash. balance 6, IL
and 18 months, per cent. interest, secured
= ]. THoNIPs,oN BRO wN & CO.,
sept. Goat Auctioneers.
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4 ss. BY joint God din e. Coz. AZ \
Real Estate Agents g. Auctioneers. y

Real Estate Agents g Auctioneers
- EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF AZ
Z z e VALUABLE LOTION SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN 3MONROESAND
HENRY STREETS ALSO "a LOT ON
WEST SIDE OF MONROE, SBETWEEN;
BROAD AND GRACE STRDETS,s UPON;
CHSTHERESIS "A LARGE BRICK
STABLE. 81 SSsssa
AT the request Of the executor OF Dr.
Creed Thomas wc will D sell at public.
auction on the premises, on II =.
sss,3ssTHURSDAY.$TOC TO BER s. 1904.
3at O. clock p. NJ, the above me toned
valuable lot, fronting So feet on Broad
Street and running back q good depth.
s2$$ Also the lot on Monroe Street, with the!
large brick stable thereon, n fronting 36
feet and running back 50 feet; occupied
for many years as a boarding and livery
stable. This property will be sold MS a
whole or dvlued 4 as may seem best at
time OF sale g "A handsome three-storyl
brick store is now being completed on
the adjoining lot. With n o very short
period Of time there have been built. In
close proximity to this property. many
substantial stores and others are n oW IN
course Of construction tsS5 ~
No section of Broad Street has T. better
future for enhancement In values. and
for good and safe Investment this
property offers many advanta ges.
TERAlS-Libera a nd announced a. sale.S
a X al JOHN T. GODDINs e Co. 81
81 Auctioneers. ;
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Az the yeuuest Of the owner "a ncn-resi-
jdent) we will sell at public auction on on
the 31pF" rrm1sssT; aY OCTOBER q 1,n4,
at & O. clock p M. the above mentioned
ltwo-story and basement deta cheu Sf.ilne
dwelling, known as No. 81 M Twenty
eighth Street. con tanning rooms, bath,
1 ETC.. The lot fronts 33 feet and runs back
$50 feet to an alley.
Located about two squares from Libby
Park, in a desirable neighborhood. this
will make a nice home or "a good paying
Investment. sS. .
'TERMS-Llberal and a liouncedf at sale.
:fS JOHN .sGODDINE& CO,
sent. 3o-tds Auctionecrs.@E
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