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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18
woMEN's SOCIETIES.
Ninth Street Christian Church Aux
iliaries in Session.

The womens societies of the Ninth Street
Christian Church northeast met in the
Sunday school room and parlors of the
church Wednesday. The first session, be-
ginning at 1915 a. m, was taken up by the
Christian Womens Auxiliary of the board
of missions. Mrs. D. r. Whitcomb, presi-
dent, presiding. After the usual routine
business had been conducted a program
was rendered, the most interesting feature
Of which was paper by Miss Lou Weight
man detailing the proceedings of the ma
tional convention of the Christian churches
held in st. Louis. The c. w. B. M Round
Table, Mrs Tibbitts, leader, in which most
Of the ladies took part. and an article, en-
titled Supreme Service" read by Mrs
Laur Morrison.
The roll call was responded to by each
member giving verse of Scripture.
The following program committee was
appointed: Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Shinn and
Mrs. Carpenter.
Lunch was served by the following
hostesses: Mrs Emma S. Ellis NJ,
Emma Miller, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs Allen
Mrs. Metz and Mrs. Smith Directly after
lunch a memorial service was held :,
tribute to Mrs. Simpson, who died las
Wednesday. Mrs. Simpson, sister of Mrs.
Jones, the mother of Mr. Claude Jones
pastor OF the Thfrty-fourth Street Chris
tIan Church, was an active member of the
Nlnth street Christian Church ia every de-
partment until about six months ago. when
her nephew, Mr.. Claude Jones' was an
pointed pastor of the Thirty-fourth Street
Christian Church; Mrs. Simpson, with her
sisters family, Joined that church
Many of Mrs Simpsons, late associa tes
PAID tribute to her Christian character
among them, Rev. E. B. Bagby pastor of
Ninth Street Christian Church, Mrs. Emma
baltimore, president of the District Z. w.
b. M; Miss L. Weightman, Mrs D. r.
Whitcomb, president of Ninth Street {. w.
B. M. Auxiliary; Mrs Shinn, president of
Ladies' Aid Society of the Ninth Street
Christian Church; Mrs. Smith, Mrs Allen.
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs Carpenter.
Mrs Tibbitts and Mrs. Gamer
The afternoon session was devoted to the
interests of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
church, Mrs. Shinn, the president, presid-
Ing. Mrs. Amos the secretary, gave a re-
port OF the business of the last meeting.
and reports for the last month were re-
ceived from Mrs. Love. treasurer; Mrs.
Scott, relief committee: Mrs. A Cady, Wis
iting committee; Mrs. Smith, business COM
mittee.
Many items of old and new business were
discussed, among them being the sock So
cial and oyster supper to be given before
the year is ended.
Mrs. Ellis, who represents the church on
the auxiliary board at Crittenton Home, 21S
Sd street northwest spoke the need OF
the home, bespeaking the assistance of all
the churches of the District She also
thanked the ladies for their donation OF
Jelly and preserves at the late fruit
shower" given at the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18
POSTUM'S TRICK.
HOW 1T WORKED WONDERS IN ONE FAMILY

..uhuo -
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o,d ,a.na.' - ""ip"e 70 PICK UP piece on
-. anu " 'e'er some one b2d
49,, 80. NC S " "i'h ny quitting yea
g., - ,, ISLE '"ni' anu as was suner-
-, - 49, anu 'iitoushess decided per
-"rr 's''li "'"'o III my case SO had Wife get
"eA' uas hnu make some
""u zen al 'ie haoit 81 taxing cold lunches
VIZ" a "'''ie vi eoiu TEA bat had become 80 bad
co"in not olsest them. In fact. felt miserable
ai'er every meal. Well. qnit both tea and coffee
ann aiter commencing 10 use fne Postum began
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18
Carter Talks of Panama.

Dr. II. r. Carter of the United States
marine hospital service and chief quaran-
tine officer of the isthmian canal commits
sion, arrived in Baltimore yesterday from
Panama.
Speaking of the conditions in the canal
zone DR.. Carter said:
81 cannot say that they are good. There
is much malarial fever prevalent and it is
against this disease that our fight is mainly
directed. Mosquitoes are the arch enemies
of the physicians, they alone being respon-
sible for conveying malaria
According to DR.. Carter the government
is popular and strong, there being no prob
ability of revolution, in spite of reports
to the contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18
For the Toilet.

Surgeons and Physicians Soap, regu-
lar Zoe. tomorrow. cake................5c
Lambert's Listerine small size. regu-
lar 25c., tomorrow, bottle
Sozodont Liquid and Powder, small
size, regular 25c.. tomorrow, bottle. .19c
Pinaud's Hair Tonic, small size, regu-
lar SOC. tomorrow. bottle. ....... Bic
Packers Tar Soap, regular 20c., to-
morrow, cake Observation-Disclosures. lac.
Cuticura Soap. regular 25c., tomor-
row, cake. Observation-Disclosures. lie
Woodworth's Blue Lilies. regular 35c.,
tomorrow. OF. Observation-Disclosures. 22c
Colgate's Dactylis. regular 50c. to-
morrow, o.. SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18

Four and half million of dollars in gold
have been engaged by the National Bank of
Commerce and the National City Bank for
shipment to Cuba. The National Bank of
Commerce will send two million dollars to
Havana and the National City Bank will
ship one million The remaining one and
one-half millions will be sent to Havana
by the National City Bank next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-18

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
new MOVEMENT
SPRUNG BY YALE /

Especial to The Times Dispa tch)
NEW HAVEN. CONN., Sept. % ..---:Yales
football coaches this afternoon sprang
something on the players unlike any Of.
5fensivc tactics ever seen here. 1T is
called the tackle shift" and consists
in the two tackles running from their,
places behind the line. the $balf-back Slip.
sring into the tackles places Just before
tho ball lis snapped into play, and an
attack following With the tackles carry rs
Or 81 q Il Ia ckies back formation. The a t.
tack Is varied a Will and makes the most
compilca ted style Of fo1t-hall ever seen zen
both d: tackle and end back Of the line
TO- run with the ball and the half-backs
into their places; In brief. " Is taking X n,
their places with tho talf-bac ks. while.
the two men called behind the line are
running with the ball S,5 555l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
.Cornell's First Scrirnrnage.$

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 4
& 1THACA, ~ y. September 22o,-The first
real scrnmng Sc OF the season was held yes
terday on the Cornell gridioron. Coach
Warner picked two elevens as nearly equa 2as
possible apd for forty minutes they played
Percy Field. The eleven upon which Captain
Lynch played quarter, was scored against
twice-oncs by. a touchdown, won by hard line
kick from the thirty-yard line.
The Cornell line received a Sfvalua BILE add!-
ton yesterday In Cook, from tho University
Preparatory School at Cleveland. Cook, won
several events In tho intersclolastlc meet here
this spring and also has a reputation as a
foot bal player. IIe was scheduled to 20 to
Princeton, and 1T is said that tho Tigers
were sure OF getting him, but he appeared un-
announced to-day on Percy Field, and says
that lie viii enter! CORNELL Cook weighs ls5
pounds and is considered the best addition to
tho Cornell line 50 far this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
WHAT JEFFRlE les SAYS .s
ABOUT CHALLENGER
Especial 70 The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.) s4l
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept q. II have
said SO often" said James J. Jeffrics to-
day. that am ready to meet any white
man in the world In a championship fight.
that 1t is an old story, but = have to $res
peat it here. The faster they come, the
bigger and cleverer they are. the better
Il will be pleased. There have been u -
many challenges hurled at me lately that
IL would seem that | ought to be able
to get busy pretty soon. but. ! DO not feel
very hopeful. Any number Of people are are.
ready to challenge. but when the time
comes to make good they sidc-step.
5a5"All any man that wants fight with
ne need do is 10 show that there Will be
money ingthe contest and that he is ca p 1
able OF putting up Il real fight. do not
want to meet another Jack Monroe nor nor
will / do so, a fight with a man OF Nom
sroe's calibre hurts the game. isi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
NATIONAL COMMISSION
TO CHECK ABUSES

CINCINNATI, o., September ?ss,-The Ma
tional Commission will meet, here September
,csth 10 consider the evidence demanded from
major league clubs j, support Of the gen.
}ulneness q me purchase, soe minor r, lsague
which incinded In its list eleven Baltimore
payers was, given until stDamber eth to
produce cancelled checks or other satisfac-
tory evidence that the deal was not spurious
ii failed to transmit the same 70 Secretary
hruce and IN Az PROBABILITY 2, /. eeMMs.
Ella i'm ID disailowed the Baltimore players win
he subject 10 selection, and short stop .eWis
Club and outfielder Hayden IL sthe chcaEo
League Club i, q majority Of tho other ~ cases
BY beptcMber GOTH 81 which date the ST.
I.ouis National Club was ordered tp show'
checks or receipts covering one-third' Of the
players. The same ruling was made on
.cleveland,s claim to Kahl, Of Colorado
Springs; to Ms lllster and GsttlAan, % puf-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

Especial to The Times DIspatch,)
being received from tho colleges and univer-
sites Tho fall tern, Is about 70 open, and
each temple Of learning is giving TO- the publ
vail there as to higher cduca ton. The follow
ing Is "a digest q The ren?rts 50 far 81 r, r..
a illinois University: Outlook q discouragng.
The heavy spring rains have evidently stunted
the growth Of tho CROP In this section, There
light In weight. and has not filled
properly. Much Of It Is green and nex-
pcrienced. Tho coaches maintain cheerful gt.s
ttude. but hold out no rosea to hopes. 4!
Minnesota University: Insuflclent bulletins
REPORTS also conflicting Material said 10 be
light, and at the Same time reported to Weigh
on an average 100 pounds, Ono recent con.
signment OF $50 pounds for tho position OF
left guard has helped to make the general
feeling more optimistic, n, Il
lsh. Material said 10 average 200 pounds,
With occasional shpments which grade from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
DAINTY WINS
OCClDENT
Runs Ahead Of Dolly spankcr
and Africander OH the
Gravesend Track.
The RACES AT COLUMBUS
Major DelinarS Makes Good But
Futile Effort to Beat
2:o24.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Dainty, at Is to
~ and with Crimnins IN the saddle.
won the occidental handicap. one mile
and a furlong at Gravcsend to-day. Dolly
Spal.ker was second. and Afrlcander
third. The time, 1:s2 3.5, is within three
nfths Of. second Of tho track record.
Summarizes:
First-selling, about six turlongs:-Lee,,
second Damon 10 to y third. Time,
3 Second Mile and a acknowledgement
Is TO - first, Jack Rattlln C1Et s. sec
ond., Sheriff Bell Q5 TO - third. Time,
rd.sellng, IL g tnrongs-sEeet Pen
banseuse III to s.. third. ZINE, IDS As.
Tourth-1'hs Occidental handicap, one Of.
Dolly spanker 6 toAD second, African
der Us TO y third. Time. :52 80.
!. Fiftll--abou six furlongs-To nEorder g
TO u first. st. Bellanc iii to 81 second
Derry go to y third. Time, III 20.
Sxth-selling, ono mile and seventy
yards--Canteen g tod arst. Green Friari
g TO y second, Hoodwlnk eco to y third.
Time, AZ 1T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
CONDITIONS AT The UNIVERSITIES

/ 4
eo5 to rs high as go pounds. Over fifty per
cent Of the Visible supply is made uP Q {
duct. Early Deliveries are being rushed to
training quarters at Whtmore Lake, 81 a.
85 Northwestern University: Customary. carly
and moro proinlsing thai that OF last year.
Two hundred pounds from Waukesha will hc3
said to be apparent Squad now numbers
thrty.seven. with additions coming IN daily,
promptly. bit Is grading below standard in
weight. Lack Of heavy; mon for the line
causing consderahIe worrin,ent, a heavy cons
IT was below university scholastic grade, .snma
may happen to choice shipment from, Colo
strong. MI e 1t.4} III wi
Yale. Universally: Reports meager.. but not
ALTERING. Z. Deliveries slow and. SO far, lleht
Iii weight. Western markets competing more
strongly for shipments which formerly went
Fast. Pas limited TO local f7oauct. which
tho West. Chicago Tribune, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

IT, RUsTEE's sALE-1. the u-asrs,sned subs
stituted trustee. In execution Of . Gers
r i.9T uatn s his wte y EIiysen trussss
cisrk ofrics Of the county Of New Kent. ia,
fault having been made IN the spaymen. e, the
requested By the beneficiary therein so 10 DO, !
vii az public aSSt,gn sn h pFemHsest
taIr lot Of land at Tunstall's in New Kant
county Va, containing QUE acrs, more or lass. il
adjoining the lands q tho Southern Railroad
ana others. heing the satso lot o. tract "
Terms f Of ssle;, Cash as to 30 much az viii psy3
Oh the said note ana interest thereon tlosa
tho sale. and tba balance on q credit 81 one Aad
two years. the purchaser giving his bond. bssr.s
Ing nt crest II ON date, and geepEed by deco OF +
trust on said land for the detsrlsd Psygnsgt.,
This lot or tract OF land has a xaluabls dWsls.&
Ing house, wheelwright shop, sIGre housa and \
other buildings on r. and y sssfstty as,Sss.,
August the cath, 1904 r, 2, GREGORY. sub .es \
stltuted Trustee avg 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
Furniture, Carpets, China
ware, Sowing j !! n chine,
Rugs, Pictures, &C.,
at AUCTION.

i will sell for Mr., Roshsr, who is declin.,
Ing housekeeping, at bis rssidsnce, 1903
u, Broad Street, MONDAY. september
s26.s 1901. at 1880 a, Nj Handsome Mahog-
.any-Finished Parlor Suit, covered In Das.
mask; Parlor Tables, Chairs, Axm!nlster
Carpet, Rugs Malltel Clock and Figure.
Pictures. BODY Brussels Hall and Stair
Carpet. Oak Hall Rack, Handsome Quar-
tered Oak sideboard. With French plate
mirror; S-foot Dining Table, Chairs. Pic
lures lures Refrigerator. Mahogany Side Table.
a complete set Of China Breakfast. Dinner
and Tea Set; Glassware Roger Bros. Cut
slery, ETC.; CHARTERED Oak Bedroom
Suits, / CHARTERED Oak Chiffonier. Drop
head Singer Sewing Machine. Mating,
Clock. g very Fine Feather Beds, Springs.
Mattresses, etc; also. a lot OF other goods
too numerous to mention. Z
This Is a rare chance for home furnlsh.
ers, as this furniture Was only used q
few months. Ladies' invited.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
GEO. Y, oLlyER Auctloneor
sept 2a-3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
. University Ball Schedule.
(speciaII d The Times pIspatch,)

Il Q9S Especial to The Times Dlspatch,) 4
!, :, GII All I Iit07TEEsVILLI2 VA; Sent se-
Virginia football team was issued to.
day BY Manager r. i, Bell, i includes
u Saturday. September 24th.-Randolph
Macon College. at ottesYilln.s 5s...s
Wednesday,, Septelnber eSth,-Washng-
Il Saturday, October, .1st.-unlversity Of
Pennsylyanla; Philadelphia,
and MeSlianical College IN. !. CO, at Char
tarx IIfnsitute, al Gha i tesvie '''
saturday October 99tli, Carlisle IN,
Saturday, November 5tll.-Yirglnia Poly
4technic Institute, a t q Richmond. !:
Saturday, Noyember leth,-NaYal caT
Thursday, November gath, (Thankggiy-
at Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
SENSATIONAL RACING
ON COLUMBUS TRACK
nv 3 Associated Press.)

COLUMBUS, oHIo. Sept. s2s.-sensa..
effort By Major Dclmar. to beat 200 ia
interested a$1argc crowd to-day Major
tDelnnar was forced 10 contend against
1ndered him at second turn. After
5trottng the first half In :62. he was UNI
able to finish strong and lost, his timo
being 2:O2 3-4.&SS5 Summaries
81 2:07 trot-each heat a race. purse $1,5N0-
Sweet Marie won second and third heats,
George g Iirst tAsccond, Izanem third
1s:os pace-purse 3 5000 tunfinishcd)-
Black Pet won n fth and sixth heats. Lar
Srie Gintcr first and second, King Direct
third, and Dr.. Medora fourth. Best
2:l5 trot-purse Sl,0oo-R ediac & Won In
three. straights. Redwood second, En-
chantrcss third. M Best time, 2:0S L. s.,lss 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
The Harlem Running

(ByF Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Results at Har-g
lem !: n
g First---nve and one:half fElongs--Reck-
tersails(l3 = first, Monte do s. second,
The Novice e; to - third. Time, 1:0s 2-5.
Second steeplechase. short course--Nlrs.
Grammar O5 to y first, j.. e. Ovens %
to a SECOND. Golden Link q to 81 third.
TT bird lone mile. trainers to ride lori.s
gosagu az to % first, Hans Wagner e to y
Time ! rs rs. y#t 5s 5a5 5f IA 5s
3. Fourth-one miles pcncerian Is to 81
first, Greg9r@ K.l to 3 y second Bragg g
t& Fifth-five and sone-half5 furlongs-Al-s
cor & to 81 first, La Londe al to 81 sec
LOS. S5 ,is "a IN NE ia "a E,$
4. sixth-six furlonss MONS 70 to s. first.
sJosetteS % to y SECOND, Harrison 05 told
third. Time, 1:l5 SO. 'sss5ai5I
III Sevcnth-nile and s;xteentll-King Ellis
worth az to. - first. Dr.. Stephens Is to
Time, 4 ;i9 3-5 l9tls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
BY McVeigh & CHM,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Liz E. Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION Al1Jf 7 s SALE SI
That Attractive and Newly Built 81 j 4
BRICK DWELLING
NO. 42l N. ELM STREET 4

T.
BY virtue OF q certain g eed of trust e. Z.
the undersigned trustees, dated September
IL, 1908, d uly recorded In the clerks once
Of the Richmond Cllancery Court in p. B.j
1;S &C, '3S} page eos, default having BEEN
made. and being required SO to do by they
beneficiary, we will proceed to sell lon I, -
'ne 1 RugSsiEvsi y SEPTEMBER i, 1904 IA
at s o'clock p. NJ, the above cornparatiyess
sly5new brick dwelling. The improvements
consist OF a we'll built two-story brick
dwelling Of 8 or o rooms, with modern
improvements and convenien ces. The Nlne
has a frontage OF 81 feet s inches on I hof
east line of Elm Street, be tween IVY street'
and Park Avenue. and tends back be.i
tween parallel lines 100 feet 8 inches to-
8an3alley in common. Sst s5s M VI
& This property Is situated in the most i'm !:
proving section of our city, and should
command the attention OF partle desiring
IAN Investment In real es ia te.SFT This prop
erty Will be sold subject to "a. deed OF trust
for $500. maturing September 15th 1905,
with Interest on said s., 500 from Septein "a
Der 1 5. 1904, which said deed o Z trust will
& have to be assumed by the purchaser.
sufficient to pay cost and
expenses of executing this trust, al State
and city. taxes due to- date Of sal and
two notes, one for. $3.50 and one for 81 ..o.i
with Interest on both notes from Sept ms
her 18th. 1907. day of sal !; bal lance In
equal instruments at one: and two years
from daySofs sale for notes with INTEREST,"
added and secured by a deed Of trust on
,nrfx,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
JOE c H0YNsKI 10
MEET JACK O'BRIEN

Especial to The Tinles-DispAtch.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 22--Joe Choynski5
has been secured BY match maker Charley
lHaughton, of the West End Athletic Cub
OF st. Louis, to meet Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien In a 2o-round bout at a boxing
show to be brought off blythe club within
two weeks. They will battle at 65
pounds. Harry Sharpe, Of st. Louis, Will
referee the bout 5{t A fss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
Captain Of Yale Team Injured.

4al Especial to The T1mes.Dlsputch ~ q M
Morgan II, Bowman. Ir., captain OF the Yale
baseball team, for the season OF 1905 and
halt-back on the Yale Varsity SQUAD , for tho
on the hospital squad this fall from injuries
received In practice During the squad prae-
tic6- vest erday afternoon OF recovering a roll
ing bali. Bowman fell heavily Of, his lett
shoulder completely dislocating 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
What Lehigh Is Doing,
3(sneeial 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.

i SOUTH RETHLEllEM. IA, September as.--
swing. AT the call OF Captain Waters two
,Nesks ago a squad Of about clghteen men
There la been no scrlmmage work 80 far.
Dr. Newton again has charge or The candi-
dates lie has lost eight at last years team,
Some promising men hanA s:nswn Up 40 far.
although there isS lack OF wcisht, Tho team
should be greatly streng thened as soon as oo-
ipetted, Tho first game rs played on Saturday
With Allbglghta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

falo, and to Friel. Maarkey and Hickey. Of
Columbus; Of the st. Louis Browns, sasser-
port: Rsooklyn's q Courtney and Clymer, Of
Hutfalo; petroit's Its Indianapolis and Minnc-
spols aeauisi.ior Cincinnati! must submit
Fceney. After dlsposng Of Its docket the
commission, will adopt precautions against
fake purchases Of minor lea sue players by
mai VAGUE clubs. is ~ 5 n afils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
Al a,s8 Us BY ~ alentlne Auction CO.,
f 612 e. Broad s. q
FINE FURNITURE CARPETS, COOK
ING STOVES wool 3 AhkE.T IS, 5555
II CASES TolLET SOAP,
q ETC., ATs33AUcTioN

THIS FRIDAY MORNING sept. saD,
jog 70 eeloek s 81 cur ware
We will sell "a fne lot Of Furniture,
OF All-BrnssS Beds: Oak Book
Case Oakland Walnut Book, Case and
Secretary. nice Bed Lounge, Oak Cham
Der Suits, Walnut; Chamber Suits, Oak and
Walnut Wardrobes. Clne-Seat5 Chairs,
Kitchen Safe and Tables. several First
good order; Brass Table with Onyx Top !:
Oak IA sldeboards, Viena Dining ,Roonl
Chairs, All-Wool blankets, Ladies Par
lor, Desk. Parlor Suit, Square w franc.
Furniture, etc. also fourteen Cases highs;
" perfumed Toilet Soap, In boxes.
AT ~ o'clock will sell Carpets Rugs,5
and Druggcts, consisting OF xAximinlster,
Brussels. Velvet, Smyrna Rugs and Drug
gets, etc. st A ii#}3 III a
S$ Sale positive. y. ri ~ . "a z. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23
West Point Improving.

Y fspecial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, N W September 2a.-After
the usual prcliminary4w work Yesterday the team
lined up for a twenty minute scrimmagc. tb2
first team scoring one goal from the field,
failed to cross the scrubs line for a touch-
down. Dr. Bull, Of Yale, assisted In coacl,-
the work ct the cadeta was noticeable, csnc-
cially'. in their starting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-23

BY direction Of tho parties Interested:
We will sell that most valuable tract Of
land, lying III Chesterfield county, known
as Center Heights. property containing
70 - acres, fronting OF, tho Midlothian
Turnpike. wtth5a largo con, Portable frame
residence thereon. and al the usual out
houses. This splendid tract OF land IL In
full view Of the cities OF Richmond and
Manchester, Immediately opposite the
est est Fiji Park This Land lies bea .,,
divided in lots to great advantage Cot
tages and small hGuses o erected this
rental, and pay handsomely MS an In
.yestnIent. The PUBLIC s !especilly invited
will take great pleasure in showing this
splendid property before day Of sale.
localities, and convenient to
those elegant 9; th;.gly!ng springs, that
R TERMS One-tourth cash: balance at
one, two, three ana four years. for notes,
six per cent. interest added. secured BY
deed OF trust e
AUGUSTINE RoYALL s CO,
ifTs y S5t3 AuCtiOneera