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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-22
!. and
SUSPECTS KILLED.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, October 2l:--In a desperate
battle to-day between five detectives and
three suspects, whom they were cndeav-
oring to arrest. two detectives were killed
and one seriously injured and one 1T
the suspects was killed and two others
badly wounded.
The dead:
4 JOHN j. SHEA, detective.
THOMAS 4DWYER. detective.
ALBERT ROSE, suspect,
The wounded: js3s q
James sAlcClusky. detective.
c.. c, Blair, fugitive,
Harry II. Vaughn. fugitive.
The fight occurred In the front room OF
a house on Pine Street, whom the de-
tectiyes sought to arrest. are sus-
pected az being implicated In train
robbery, at centralia, III, "a few weeks
ago.
The house had been under police sur
ve!lance tor several days, but to-day was
the first tins that any Of the suspects
were seen to enter or}leave.
Blair noting the fact that Detective
shead had his revolver drawn, pulled his
own gun ana ennptied II into the faces
OF the Invaders. He shot six times vi tn,
out pause,
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have been engaged in slight skirnishes
on the advance line the past few days.
The fact that the, first and Fifth 81.
berian were the only corps hitherto un.
mentioned In reports OF the fighting on
October 18th. shows that General Kuro-
ipatkin has sent the reserves to the
trenches giving other much tried corps
a thorough rest. Meanwhile the Cos
sacks are Riding the Japanese lines.
1T has developed that after the IyoAe
Tree Hill rout the japanese were un-
able to remove a number of cannon in
addition 70 those left on the hill and
witch remained midway between the
Russian and Japanese trenches. AS they
lay. the guns were so exposed to fire
from both sides that II was Impossible
for either Russians or Japanese to get
POSSESSION Of them during daylight and
repeated attempts have been made by
both sides to secure the guns under
cover OF darkness.
Up to the present Tins cossacks de-.
tachments have succeeded In getting three
OF the cannon. 81 .iS3
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BOTH ARMIES ARE NOW
GREATLY FATDGUEDI
tBy Associated Press,

BERLIN Dot. 2l.-Colonei GAedke. war
correspondents on the TagehlaHt. tele-
Krarhcd to his paper to-day from Muk-
den as follows:
''Ilsve been unable to telegraph TOR
two days owing To the absence Of the
censor on the 1epn and 10th. Both armies
are much faugued.a They occupy posi-.
lions In close contact. Only an occasion
\ al shot breaks the stiffness. a general
Russian attack appeared to have been
planned for the night OF October 10Th,
but freshft in the Shakhe River pre-
vented Il. The roads and fields are dry.
Ing slowly II rained again the night
frigntful. Single regiments have as few
as eight hundred men lett. The Viborg
regiment, Of which Emperor William Is
honorary colonel. had twenty officers
and three hundred men killed. The fesl-
Ing is accordingly grave. No end Is vib.
ible OF tho ghastly slaughter.
No skill In leadership can bring vic,
tory In the present stcuggle, but only
the firmcr vii! OF tho comm nder and
dangerous now than formerly. This is
partly due to the USE Of Tho old style
Japanese rifles, with their flattened.
copper covered bullets. and partly to the
thicker clothing of tho soldiers. have
private news from Port Arthur that
there is abundant ammunition for. two
months and provisions for a much longer
period. Nobody in the fortress thinks 1t
can ever fall. The Chinese report ba rba-
rous oruelhee on the part OF the Japa-
reese. Tho mere possession OF Russian
money Is dangerous at New C-hwanZ.
The division Of General Kondratsvitch
captured more Japanese guns yesterday y. =
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AFTER LONG ABSENCE
GEORGIA MAN is FOUND

AUGUSTA GA, October 21.-E. r..
Mullens, Of Summit. Ga. was found on
the streets here o-day in an unsound
condition, and placed under ar
rest. He has been missing two months
and detectives have been trying to solve
the mystery OF his disappearance for
the life insurance companies with whom
he had policies aggregating $4,000. It
was believed that he had been murdered
and a number Of negroes have been ar
rested from time to time suspected Of
having had a hand in the killing, AZ
When recognized to-day Mullens did
not deny his Identity, but made ram
bling statement that gave no clue as
TO where he had spent the past few
weeks. He is being held until the arr
rival Of his relatives.
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INDIAN RELICS GIVEN
TO WESTERN LIBRARY
(By associated presa)

4 (Ey 5Assoclated PresG) 8rT573s ~
4 AUGUSTA. GA, October 21--Colonel
D., b. Dyer, Of this city, has presented
his collection OF Indian relics, valued a t
100000, to Kansas City to be incoypo,
rated In the public library there The
collection is considered tha most val
liable In private ownership In the coun-
try, and has taken thlrty-flye years to
remains from the American continent a.
lot OF pottery and Indian relics from old
Mexico, a collection made by Or, Irvine
Bachman and the entire collection OF the
late Rear Adnllral y. "A. Beardaell, United
States navy. Some OF the most famous
Indians In history owned articles In the
coll ion ~ ,l4l s5t n 80 ~ n
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I HANsoN's REASONS,
Republican Candidate Tells Why
4 He Should Go to Congress.

The opening Of the Republican cam
paizn was held last night In Nelsen's
Hall, in FULTON. Mr.. J. H. Campbell In
trodueed Mr.. George a. Hanson. fac
t!onal candidate for Congress. who spoke
for about forty minutes. He argued for
protection and prosperity to tho American
zlahorlng man; for an adnainlstra tion con'
Quoted on business principles; for the
present standard Of currency; also for
liberal appropr cations, irrespective OF sec
ton. lie saia that a, Republican Congress,
man from this district. being In accord
with the majority party, would be IN Y
position to receive the greatest 'recogf
milton for his section.
3. He said that the national government
o,,ould construct a river WALL to prevent
Fulton from an overflow Of the James,
as the Mississippi IS now protected BY
the government a 5i2..
I { Mr.. \ Hanson was cordially received hy'
the audience. ana was followed by Mr..
! John Ai. Ryall president OF the Central
Trades and Labor Council, and Mr.. Rob-
EFT ii, ,rallsy, who spoke for the candi-
dacy Of Mi, Hanson.
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MUST AWAIT
DRY ROADS.
Military Operations III the East
Practically at Stand
still.
JAPs STILL HOLD s 81 ! E
Russians Hasten Formation OF
Second Army Of Man
cl1uria.

Military operations In Manchuria are
awaiting the drying Of the roads and
plains, rendered impnssable for artillery
and even for infantry BY tho recent heavy
rains. The correspondents at tho front
have only desultory cannonading and u,-
important skirnishes to record. The re-
port that the railroad station at shakhe
had been retaken by he Russians and that
railway traffic beween that place and
Mukden would be restored at once was
erroneous. the place still being In the
hands Of the Japanese. The Russian gov.
eminent is Fastening the dispatch q
troops TO the Far East to constitute the
second Manchurian army.
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ADOPT SPECIAL
FORMS Of WORSHIP
;Rv9Assslo,ciated Press. }

7s BY Associated fIese.J
BOSTON, Oct. q The only import ':'
ant piece Of legislation adopted at tho tho
Episcopralian Convention to-day was ~ q
resolution in the House Of "a Del
which provides for special forms Of ' Wor-
ship to meet the requirements OF Foreign "s 2
congregations. which might be brought
into the church. The resolution was pre-,
scented some time ago BY Dr.. VIM. R
Huntington, OF New York. The PROPOSE
ttol, va 5 bitterly fought at the San Fran
cisco convention and met with cons tder-
able Opposition here, many claiming that
TIA measure would lead to great diversity
finH forms OF worship. The resolution Will
iba acted upon by the House OF Bishops.
In executive session the House OF De- 4
3puties elected missionary bishops as fol
lows = Bishop Of Salt Lake. Rev. Franklin
IS. ;spaulding OF Erie, Pa; Bishop OF Han
kow, China, Rev. Logan II, Roots. Of
5Hankow. form rly OF ii Arkansas; Bishop
( OF Mexico, Rev. Henry .. AYES, Of Hous-
ton Tex I; Bishop OF Cuba, Very Rev. Az.
Ebion W. knight. dean OF st. Philips
Pro- Cathedral "A tlanta. Ga. IN
The House Of Bishops considered the
amendment OF the divorce canon. placing
further restrictions upon the remarriage
j OF innocent persons In a divorce for In!
fidelity. which was adopted by tho depu !
ties yesterday as a oulpromlse, but az
ter discussing the Issue In secret Tor two
hours and a half. a vote was deferred un-
4 til tomorrow.
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EVERY MAN WOUNDED.
The japanese Machine Guns DO
Great Work Near
Sandopu.
tey Associated Press,)f

3 80 (By Ak4ociated Press,I g
3. MUKDEN. October M,-EyerX. man OF
the two hundred cossacks commanded
by Captain Tourgenier. who. on Tues
day night reconnoitered the japanese
left southwestward, and who near
Sandopu unexpectedly encountered a good
sized Japanese force With machine guns,
was wounded and every horse. except
Captain Tourgenten,s. was hit by the
bullets from the Japanese machine guns
Tourgenieff, though mortally wounded,
carried OF one man beh!nd his saddle,
While others managed to creep back to
camp. But. as already cabled. not one
man was killed on the field.
There Ia the greatest fear on the part
OF the Russian wounded OF falling into
the hands OF the Japanese. the Russians
being convinced that they torture their
rrigorers. sg,t5 9S}yi 3ss i
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Some Little Firing.

~ 49, By Associated freaX - X f57. y
MUKDEN October 21--5:20 q. NJ
The Russians on Thursday opened an
artillery fro upon shakhe Station. where
there seemed 10 be . Japanese OUTPOST
watching the Russian movements. The
guns we're then trained on tho village
OF Lamatnng, a little cast Of the statioia
The Japanese replied 4languldly.
with cold, biting wind. There was a
severe frost last night.
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lean championship honots. which are at stake.
Is NJ. g. Bernin, who will pilot the sixty
horse power machine recently imported BY ".
Gould Brokaw A battle royal between these
three is certain, and a dark horse In Joseph
ia gslesberser. who will guide this Harry
Hardness one hundred and twenty horse power
car. may change the entire result. 1t vii!
be the first time that four such powerful
machines have come together In a track event
of this Kind.
Not the least interesting race will be ths
o,dfield viii have another try against sar-
tori and also attempt to overcome Lewis
Moons twenty-five horsepower racer Frank
Kullck's twenty horsepower car, John WaHa-
makers ten horse-pow machine and others
Tha o.. r. Thomas racing machine. entered
tos be driven by Edward sinwley, has been
Withdrawn. as Mr.. Thomas says It Is not IN
order for such work as will be required to
beat Cldfield and shA ,otheee Tomorrow.
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PANAMA NAL CONTENTS
THREATEN ING TROUBLE
\ NV Associated press /,

(By YAssoclated PreSs.) a.
T COLON, October 2l.--News reached here
this evening that about two hundred
armed men, who are thought to be mall
content Panamans. rather than Colombian
soldiers, have been seen IN the neigh.
borhood Of culebra. threatening thostili-,
ties against the Panaman government
AS soon as the American authorities Of
the canal zone became cogn cant OF the
appearance Of this toroe, marines were
sent out to ascertain their purpose, It Is
rumored that a sklrmish occurred, In
which several were killed, but there Is no
confirmation Of this report, y. .,S
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RUSSIANS OPEN FIRE.
japanese do Not Respond, But
the Cause rs Not .
known.
(By Associated Press.)

MUKpEN, Oct. 21-l a. M:-Towards
evening yesterday the fog lifted and come
OF, the Russian guns at various points
opened fire against the Japanese defences
but they did not respond either from
scarcity OF ammunition or the desire not
to reveal the location OF their batteries.
The weather and the condition Of the
roads have made extensive operations Inn
possible, but the roads are now drying
hard which forecasts events IN the neai
future. The, war correspondents In the
field are kept In the dark and It is dit
f!cnlt to say when and how this dreadful
slaughter will end. k n
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i75E5 By Sutton e Company rs -
Il Real Estate 5AucEoneers. Ss5
AUcT ION Sal J. |. |. s,
.0f Valuable jane River Wharf
Property, In the City Of Rich.
mond, Just East Of Gil.
lies Greek. 5,..

determined to sell, we will offer for sale.S
at public auction. upon the remtses, on !.
NOVEMBER 1ST, 3a 1904 "a V;
wharf property. lying just east Of Gillie4 i
Greek, with river front Of one hundred n
and thirty two t1s2) feet six t6) inenes.
and running back between d! yerging lines I
hundred and thirty q 800 feet Eon Its vest
ern line, and one hundred and twenty
l20) feet on its eastern line, III WI "a
frontage on Wharf Street OF two hundred
and thlrty-on (2S1) feet.
This property was form erlyt known ass
the Old Bay Line Wharf. $ DON'T fail to 4
attend the sale. as the owners are de- q
termined to sell. u gss5a$ E8g
TERMS-Announced at sale XII
Ia SUTTON 81 CO.. cttoneers. SSs
Oct 21-tds tn q F$ ERIK
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I Bothered bY,II Fog.

II fBy Associate ed &Press.) !aGs
& HuANsIAE. s NlANCHURLA. Thursday.
October 20-By Courier 10 MUKDEN.
October "Wednesday passed Quietly.
Along the Russian center there was soma
desulto,v outpost firing. but nothing Sc
riouz. Last night also vas without inct-
dent. This morning the plain was coy
reed with, a blanket OF fog, as sh1cr
as the darkest night. In the after
noon the weather scared. The chief
obstacle to5a resumption Of the advance
continues to be the bad state Of the
road JF.5$3 $ass9 rs
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Prize Ring Notes.

Hugo Kelly and Mike schreck have been
October 2sth.
Young scotty. Of Denver. knocked out
Young sharkey. OF Chicago. Tuesday night
Calumet. Mich.
Tim Callahan ana Benny Yanser have been
offered d liberal purse and percentage to
fight at Cincinnati. Tim has accepted the
Proposition and ia waiting to hear from
/ a e,iarai, ty offer Of $1,000 has been made
by Mana,;er McCarey, OF the Century Athletic
Club. for match between johnson and
Champion Jeffres.I the battle to come OF In
San Francisco some time this winter. go.
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0UTP0sTs DRIVEN BACK.
japanese Battery silenced ana
Forced to Re
tire
fHyAEsocIated PreJsss.l

4 m .53 by Associated T'ress,1
raj staff to-day received the following
dispatch from General sakharoff, under
to-day.s dates
THE Russian troops. October 10th.
made a reconnaissance In force against
the enemy south OF the village Of Sim
diapu. The enenay's outposts were driven
back. a Japanese battery which opened
fire was silenced and compelled to re-
tire. There was no fighting October
goth. This morning the Russian volua =
teer sharpshooters, under cover Of d fog,
closed upon the aneray ana brought III an
other gun and Timber, which were left
from Poutlloff Hill Formerly Lone Tree
Hin, Il The Japanese opened heavy fire
but on account Of the fog the firing was
Ineffective *
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Ryar, Ready 70 Fight Root.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) \.
ST. JOSEPH. MICH. October 2l.--Tonmy
Ryan has authorized the statement to hs
House. Benton Harbor. that he has decided
TO accept tho offer Of the Blue Island Athletic
for $4,000 and sixty per cent OF the receipts.
provided Root will agree TO weigh In at ;
o clock on the afternoon OF the fight over
100 pounds Ryan to-day. after inishing bar.
punching and bath exercises weighed 1e5
pounds az M "A ~ ghiis 38Els{4f
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TO-DAY's AUTO RACE.
Oldheld Is Favorite for Cham
q pionship Honors.

n Especial to The TImes- plspatch,)
NEW YORK. October 2l,--Although barney
Oidfield has been made q fayorite for the
automobile race Ct brighton Beach track TO- :,
automobile racing yesterday favored Paul
sartori, who VIII drive tho powertul ninety
Vanderbilt Another candidate Tor the Amer.
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board "a 70 81 s' Directors Of fhs 5: q. WssS
Chemical Company, passed October 70,
1904. / viii sell at public auction, on the
2 pFsmMiaeosNs p 81 OCTOBER 81. 1901.
at l9 o o'clock NJ, the large and valuable
plant bsongng ne SAG fiSSmp az
machinery therein, = his properly. cast
Of and adjoining Richmond Cedar Works,
enjoys UNUSUAL advantages Of sitn}!lon,i
being on spur tracks OF both the southern
Railway and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway and also owning a valuable
Contiguous wharf property. II Is seldom
Of 81: value for manufacturing purposes is
put upon the market' and here Is pres
our again ia the lifetime 81 the present
generation. a Plat et the properly can DO
TERMs-Qne,,third cash and the BAL
a one ara %9 ysars dio5 he1s gt
trust. -. ,,,,, 81,
not ~ ut a, 4sT 3s7'lll
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SLIGHT SKiRMISH.
Correspondents Say Some Regi,
tpents Of Fifth Corps
Involved.
-fBy.lAasociatad Preat.l

ST, PETERSBURG, October a2--e a. NJ
The rival armies Of Russian and japan
entrenched a short distance from each
other south Of the shakhe River are
forced to continue inactivity until the fine
weather now prevailing dries the sodden
ground and the tired warriors are SUI
ficiently rested to resume operations.
Russian correspond ents report that some
regiments Of the Fifth Siberian Corps
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5Lyon-Wailes,

N Miss Emily p. Lyon, daughter Of Mr.,
Daniel Lyon. WAS married at $3.50 Tues
day evening to DR., Harry g, Wales, OF
Cumberland Md. The ceremony took
place at the residence OF the brides
father, 10. 1871 Park Avenue.
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11SGI
I BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Sep
tember 10, 1903, and recorded in Henrioos
county clerks office In D. B. 1855 "A, page
4s7, default having been made y the pay
ing required so to do by the beneficiary,
the undersigned trustee Will. sell at public
800 FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1901,
at q o'clock P. M: the property described
IN the said deed ,of trust &, as being in Hens
ton Street, 80 feet west Of James Street..
and fronting 80 feet on said Darlington
Street with a depth OF $50 feet ia. an alley
Is feet. Fisg q 5fS5 ssf ilil s
any taxes that may be due, and as to-
eight notes for $10Seach. with Interest:
from their respective dates Of maturity
viz: March 10, April 10, May 10. June
10, July 10. August TO- September 10. and
October 10, 1so4, and credit as. to 4s notes
OF SO each, falling due on the 10th Of
every month"; and one for s. 80. due 19o5
months after date; balance, II any CASH
VIM. b. $P1zlINl. Trustee. q;
Oct 1s-10t Sss MI
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AUCTION. SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Y NO.16 N, Ninth Street. Il

li6
n REsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF =
ER = DW = G 1r THE E1E2
MORT TON AND KINNEY STREETS
mo. 13O6,a w. CLAY STREET,.
Byf virtue Of a certain deed Of trust to
the UNDERSIGNED. dated septem'b'ar e. 9Th,
81 Richmond chancery Court. In y. -
les &C.. page 4oa default having been
made III the payment OF a portion 81 tAo
debt secured thereby and being requested
" the beneficiary So 70 go, a.. ! shah offer
- THtt1RsDAY. OCTOBER q, 1901,
at IS o'clock r. NJ, the property above
described,
the lot fronts twenty (20) feet on Cay
Street and runs back a depth OF one hum
dred and fifty Q5W feet. j5i
TERNIS-Cash as to expenses OF sale.
all taxes to day OF sale, and the sum of
s6so.o0. with. interest, from September 9th.
1905; the balance upon creditor one and
two years. with interest fro day OF sale; !,
q al cash at the s SpT5lGT2o e me par-
Oct 22-tds Y.
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COURT SALE \
II OF Il
BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING G.,
Nos. 27O9 IL and 27l1 East.
Main Street.

II, execution Of q. decree Of the Law and
entered June 8. 1909 in the suit 81 James
Allen Scott, &C.. VS.. Florence G.a Scott
s c., we WILL as Special Commlssio ners.
thereby appointed. sell by auction, upon I,
WEDNESDAY,, 18th OF OCTOBER, 1so. 4
at 4:3o o'clock P. NJ. the property nun,- \
bered as above. Il 4f}
This property is substa ntial and we'll
arranged, 50 the purchaser may expect 1
TERMS-One-thlrd cash. balance ct
G and II months for notes.. interest add
ed, and title retained until all the pur-S
chase money Is paid and b conveyance#
is ordered BY the court; or al cash. az
tho option Of the purchas ser. 81 l5si
w. d. GA - it{8S
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
Special Commissioners.
4 hereby certify that the bond required
in tho above stated decree Of June 8.
80 ?. T. WINSTON. Clerk.
Oct lids 95lI 4
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avenue "a feet, between Marshall and
CLAY Streets, with dept OF 9s fact on
the northern and 80 feet on the southern
4 ,'''tt wo-s stony frame store, formerly peei-
nied nv M. Rose. deceased aittiated on
Corner OF a 16-foot alley and Brook Ave-
nue.. which alley 10 the sout hsrn boundary
ST the property, s7sSs II sgf s.
TEfRhis-ons cash. balance ! and
years, with Interest, secured ny trust
'ss'' j. THOMPSON BRoWsl q ca.
oct 22-tds
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BY r. B.. Chatin e CO., mo, ~
e5& Real Els tate Aucttoneers, 2 SSS5;;
81 No. i N. Tenth Street. nj ].
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Z ! 17sI si33 iti Is o e & ~ t48
/, 5O5 FEET OF LOTS
&i, IN THE s
"a AZ WEST END,
Within the City Limits. A
Rare Chance to Buy Loca-l
tions for Cheap Homes OF.
Paying Investments

Acting under deed OF trust recorded
IN the clerks office OF the chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond. IN D. 3. 181 p. e.
page s4l, default having been made In thes
being SO required by the beneficiary, we
Will sell by public auction, on the prarIa-sS
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BY N, W. Bowe s Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE OF THE
S. q. WEBB CHEMICA AL
COMPANIES PLANT,

OF VALUABLE LAND
AM, ,Buit 4 Il AND I; n some
by AUCTION. TO WIND UP TIE
AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY.
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Tuesday, November !, 1904,

fIueSuay, november q ld1U4,s
at 4 F. ~. the real estate desorlbed In
lot Of land IN the city OF Richmond Vas
eng Ct g point on the south line Z g
feet east q Rnneolph Street y e.
fronting On tie south line Of said To.B
basco Stree, eight hundred and ys feet
r1inety-four feet to an alley ten feet wild s.
also that certain lot Of land in 4, e w:
Wills Street two hundred and thirty feet
east OF Randolph Street. thence running
.eastwardlyS al ong. and fronting on tbs slid
south line Of Willis Street seven ilunds ed
feet, and back between para lel Inca
ninsty-four (9D feet to an alley ten test
Iwlde.' lEg i 4 ri & III
n RMs-cash as TO expenses OF execut-s
ing this trust and to pay IS 600, w ia tn-3
tersast from May 10th, 1889, and the balance
upon terms to BE- announced e sas !. s. Or
tssAsss - JAMES b, HARyIE,
NJ. $, pQUARLES, 4; Ii
OCT a0-i1t Trrs '4ss. n,
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VIM. B.. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
! Tenth and Bank Streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
=, "a igy slg; O F, fs3 tll "a &
THEREON NO. 1875 aCARRINGTON is5#B
( G5S STREET. Is ssst x w