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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
PRINCETON is BLUE.
First Practice Of the Tigers Not
At All Satisfactory.

special 10 the New York Herald from
Princeton says: js55 335 Is.
The Tigers began the first seeret practice
OF the season to-day In a hard. but very
unsatisfactory scrmma &c. and the general
feeling OF gloom among 8the undergraduates
as TO tho further prospects OF the year is
increasing. The practice was nut through.
however. with the ever increasing spirit Of
grim determination which has made Prince
ton teams famous, and which may yct carry
them through the year With honor. The
Varsity and the plucky scrub battered
each others lines for q. quarter OF an hour.
plunged down the field nearly TO the
'lVarsty.s goal. These daily games OF DO
much ground on the '.scrubs'8" part show
by their very regularity In what O state the
Varsity defense still remains.
y Ins regard to the offensive work there Is
s admittedly small room for cavil; but even
here the team occasionally shows those alto
Eether Sinexpiicsble freaks OF weakness which
Z are fdouhlys exasperettng TO the coaches on &C.
count OF their very quality OF elusiveness.
There was no drop kicking in the scrimmage.
but Tooker who promises to develop Into a
good kicker was drilled in this work after
the scrlmmage. His work generally strikes a
good average and shows Improvement. Helm
out OF the game on account OF Injuries. whils
King has been temporarily laid on the In
Urinary shelf because Of sickness. Burke
and Dillon did not appear In the lne-up.,
1t Is hoped that Dlon's shoulder will soon
allow his playing. possibly at center. as 1t
is thought he would make n reliable man
3 for that position. The lne-up was as usual
except that Rafferty, tok Waller's place at
guard. while Daub played fullback ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Mr.. GLENN SPEAKS.
Nominee for Governor Addresses
Large Crowd at Fayetteville.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspat ch.)
u FAYETTEVILLE. M C., Oct. l9.--fion,
R. B. Glenn Democratic candidate t t6r
arnory Of the Independent Light In
fantry, Introduced IN g few graceful
words by Hon. j. G. Shaw. a. leading
member Of the Fayetteville bar Fills
speech covered ably the field OF national
and State politics.
~ a surveyor is taking the metes and
bounds Of the valuable property In the the
eentiv Bought tor the new Coleman cot
ton Mill, which Is to be built at an estl.
mated cost Of 81. 00O, 0oo and will run 2, OCO
spindles, ss {F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
WELDON WEDDINGS. i
Two Popular Conductors Seek
Fair Brides There.
49, ~ nina r 1[,i, )

(SDeCldl 10 II
55 WELDON, N c.. Oct 19..-Two pretty
weddings took place here to-day "A {
Grace Church Miss Alma Mcclure Hoy y,
ard was married to Captain G. p FL y
more at half past 2 o'clock. the celebrantt
being Rev. j. T. Chambers. rector OF
the church. No cards were issued. and
Miss Howard is pretty and popular.
When a little child she was under treat,
n1ent Of the late Dr.. Hunter Mcclure, OF
Richmond, ana her parents Were 50
pleased with the great surgeon and physi..
clan that when the little one was brought
home and baptized they named her IN
honor Of the noted surgeons.
Captain Fillmore is q popular Seaooaro
At the home OF the brides mother;
this morning at II o'clock. Miss Ethel
E."Gy sUtley, also a well known and pop
5ulur Seaboard Air Line conductor. Inc n.
ceremony was performed by Rev: J. ~
Holden, Of the Methodist con ference.
Her maid q honor ,r WAS Miss Magic s. 9
Mr.. c. T. Underwood. Mrs: EVA Bishop
presided at the piano and played the
Miss sledge is a daughter Of Mrs. Vlr-
ginia sledge and formerly lived IN Rich
mond, Va. I55.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
KILLS MAN
AND MULES.
seaboard Train Crashes Into
Wagon of Brinkley House,
a Carolina Farmer.
@ ---------s.------
FIRE UNDERWRITERS MEET.
State Association ii, Session at.
Raleigh Elects Officers--Big
Crowd at the Fair.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS MEET.

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch)
| RALE1GH, N. c., October 10.-Brink.
Hey House. prosperous farmer, who
| lived near Method, slid miles from
Raleigh, wa struck by Seaboard Air Line
passenger train, No. Sc, northbound. this
morning and died from tho effects OF
his injuries at G o'clock tonight. He was
driving two mules to a wagon when the
train crashed Into them, killing both
mules and smashing tho wagon. Hc was
| thrown ten feet in the air and landed to
one side Of the track with broken leg,
There was no other external injury. Ply
sicians say his death resulted from the
shock. House leaves widow and five
children.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
The North Carolina Fire Underwriters'
Association In annual session here to-
| day reelected M. B. Dangerfeld, OF Win
ston- Salem, president, and J. Van B.
Nets. OF Wilmington. secretary. A new
Executive Committee was elected, con-
slsting of r. w. Murray. Greens boro; G..
W. Jacocks, Windsor j. r. Patterson,
|Ashevile; JIG. Marshall, Wadcsboro; w.
w. Smith, Raleigh. The association voted
to, petition for the repeal Of the law for
bidding the division Of commissions with
nonresident agents and brokers.
BIG CROW AT FAIR.
The crowd attending the State Fair to-
day was estimated at 1900. Special and
regular incoming trs ins were crowded.
| Tomorrow, Thursdt. Is always tho big
gest days Of the week. M
About one hundred and ten prominent In
| surance men from nll parts 8of tho State
were the guests OF tho North Carolina Home
Insurance Company. Of this city, last night
at an elaborate banquet held In tho Var
! borough Hotel in honor Of the local agents
OF the company. IS s
Frank Snow, a white man. was brought to
the pententary to-day from Winston Salem
to serve thirty years for the murder of his
wife 81 Will Shore VIII serve two years for
being an accessory to the crime }i }S%
| The State Literary and Historical Associa-9
ton adopted a resolution last night Tor the
formation OF history clubs In each county
in the State. and for the publication and pre-,
and literary papers written by members OF
these clubs. a II,
The 7l North Carolina Colonial Danes will
begin the work next week OF removing the
old house In which President Andrew john
son was born into the Pullen Park he!e,-
where It will be put in thorough state OF pre-
servation, and used rs a repository for relics.
The house is now In tumble down condi-55
| ton on its original site on Cabarrus Street,
s5 a charter was Issued this morning FOR the
.Groves- Stowe Company. OF Lowell. CASTOR
county. The capital is SIS oo0 and the principal.
| incorporation j. WI Groves and G.. =. Stowe
| J. g. Cole we'll known travelling man,
! had his pocket picked here this morning as
| he stepped off the train The purse contained
| $50 in cash and certificate OF 5000 STOCK
| in the 1rwin- Duke cotton mill at Dunn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
New Yorker Dies on Train.

(special to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
Murpl,y, Of New York. apparently a pros
inerous young business man of about
thrty-hve years. died il one Of the sleep. !,
ers ATTACHED to train NJ; - near hinIgs
Of heart failure. The body Was brought
to Charlotte and taken, to an undertake
Ing establishment, It will be sent to New
Murphy, accompanied by his wife and
two-y ear old child, was travelling. from,
I'll Faso, Texas, to New York, He had
very sick when he boarded the train. He
expired while the train was In motion
mar Kings Mountain, Mrs. Murphy re-.
NAMED In the city to-day and accom-
panied the remains of her husband to
New York this evening. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
40 n, Seventh Street,

Twill sell Mt my auction house, No.
no North Seventh Street, TODAY,
commencing ut 1O:30 o'clock, one
Mahogany China Press, four Mahog-
any Chests Of Drawers, IL Oak Fold
ing Beds, I Combination Folding
Bed, Wardrobe, Secretary and Chest
OF Drawers, 10 Bed Lounges and
sConchcs, Flat Top Walput Office
Desks, mahogany 2-piecej Hat Rack,
/ Oak Conversation Chairs; 6 Roman
Chairs, Mahogany Bookcase and Sec
rotary, Oak Revolving Office Chairs,
F. Gilt Corner Chairs, Mahogany Gem
ter Tables, 1 Large Mahogany Claw
Foot Pedestal, 6 very Fine Ena,nelcd
Iron Bcdsteads (brass trimmed Do-
mestic and New Home Sewing Ma
chimes, Large number Of very Fine
Carpets, Druggets and Rugs, Box
Coucllcs, Step Ladders, Gas Ranges,
Cook Stoves, Heatcrs, Walnut Pa Nrllt
Suits, Cologne, Mouth Harps and an !
extra large assortment OF goods OF
various kinds. Is
GEO. w. MAYO. c. III. F.
B. g. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
DAVIS SPECIAL
DOING GOOD WORK
Distinguished Democrats Speak
in Flat Top Coal
Region.
Especial to The Times-D!spa tch

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch1
BLUDFIELD, w. VA, Oct, 19,-Yester-
day was a red letter day for BlueAeld In
the political campaign. Yice-Presidential
Candidate Henry G Davis. accompanied
by Senator John w Daniel. Of Virginia.
and Hon, Wood DALEY, OF Elkins, w.
Va. arrived hero at 2 p, M, on a tour
of the Flat Top coal field, and remained
in the city two hours. each making
speeches. large crowd assembled to
hear the issues discussed.
Many persons We're unable to get near
enough to hear the spec ches. At 4 O. clock
the party left for Cooper's, North Fork
and WEIGH, where speeches We're made.
Mr.. Davlss trip to this section Will add
many votes to his expected large tor-
ity III this field,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Fight Permit Granted,

rs Especial to The Times Dlspatch,) n
SAN FRANCISCO, October 10-The Shasta
Club has been granted permit to hold a
boxing contest this month by the board Of
supervisors. which removes every obstacle to
the meeting Of Cans and Britt on October
3lst,
Jimmy Britt has started trainng at Croll's
Garden, Alameda, He went across the bay
Britt did not want to take UP work on this
side, as he has always been successful In his
battles when training In Alameda.
Cans has not begun his real hard grind
yet as he believes that It Will be a "cnch''
for him to make 1as pounds, So confident
Is the Baltlmorean that he VIII win that he Is
end of the purse 81 5AJ s9it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
.FAVORITES WIN
TROTTING RACES
N (By Associated Press. )

.rt
MEMPHIS. TENN. October l9:-The diyi-
sdend stake for 2:eo trotters and the mag
nollaa stake for e19 trotters were decided at
the Memphis Driving Park to-day. Bonnie
Russell. driven by Scott Hudson. winning
the former In straight heats. while Lisonjero
had no trouble In annexing first money in the
latter in straight heats. Both horses were de-.
cided favorites in the pooling.
Lou Dillon has recovered from the attack
of "thumps" from which she suffered Tuesday
{ in the race with Major Delmar. She was
taken out OF her STAN to-day and logged
slowly around the track Summaries: iB
Dividend stake. 2:20 trot-purse, s2, 00o-Bon-
ME Russell won In two straight heats; Bril-
liant Girl second, Clarence s, third. Time.
e:10 Ia.
Magnolia stakes. 2u4 trot-purse. 5000
sLizonJero won in two straight heats; An
siola second. Lulu third 1s1 Time; 2:os IT, -,
S. won third heat; King Direct second heat.
and Belle Nc. first heat, third Time. e:o4 Ii.
2:05 pace. to wagon iunflnished)- Angus
Pointer won second heat: Baron Grafton first
heat. Best time. o:o4 Ia.
quarters, 40, 100, l:29 3-4. 2:0l NJ 4 ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
BY N. w Bowe & Son.
Real sEsta te &Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE Sal Z !,
Three Hundred Feet of
Beautiful Building LOIS
ON ASHLAND AND CLAIBORNE
d STRDETS, 81 BETWEEN RANDOLPH 81
q AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
80 a 4, IJCwrI q NJ s5

will sell by auction, on the premises. on
a,-s.THURSDAY,S OCTOBER 20, 1904.
beginning on Ashland Street. at 4:30
O clock T. NJ, tho following very desirable
& (aS 100 feet on tho south side of Ashland
Street by depth OF l25 feet to an alley
in the rear 16 2-3 feet wide. D. t IA
n ~ 100 feet on the north side Of Clai-
borne Street with q like depth to the same
tc5'1oO feet on the south side of Clai-
borne Street with n like depth to an alley
8nrheso blocks lots begin 1893 feet east Of
washington Street and they are level.
drwTnnd extra nice, and we'll worthy tho
attention Of the investing public.
at 6 and ~ months for notes, with inter-
est added and secured by trust deed.
= u JULIA G. MOOR
Executrix of Ann p. Grant. died
Oct 1S-tds Il, ia 3l #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
WINNERS OF THE DAY ON
THE CHICAGO TRACKS

n (Bys Assoclated Press) :.
81 CHICAGO. October 19.-Resultsi at Worth:
First race-six and one-half furlongs-.
Harumscarum e 70 u first, Ravlana us to
81 second, Andi Colone Is to 81 third. Time.
1:23.
Second race-,nile and a Hlxteenth-Dutitul
4 70 to y first. Fox Meade 70 to y second.
Third race-six furlongs-Afayor Johnron c15
to y first. Rrsk % to 81 second, The Crlsis
20 to y third. Time, az 3-5.
Fourth race-one mlle-Federal (6 to y
first. Idle (5 to- y second, Harvey GO to y
third Time. 1:41 SIS.
Fifth ace-mie-Docile e to 81 first. Min
gore us to y second, Silver Meade a to y
third. Time, i :42 3d.
sixth race-five and one-half furlongs--a1i-5
chael Byrnes Is to y first. Colonel Rupert
teven) second. Simplicity a TO- y third. Time.
1907 2-5. ~ $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
FRENCH c CHAMPION #THERY
TO TRY TRACK RACING
Especial 10 Tho Times-DIspatch.)


NEW YORK. October 19-Louis Thery. the
champion French automobolist. who won the
Gordon Bennett international cup race In Ger
many last spring. has decided to try his
skin at track racing. making his debut at the
Brighton Beach meet next Saturday after
noon. Thery arrived from France on Friday,
and as he has had no experience on the track.
his Efforts will be directed against Father
Time. 5si S}8{s
Thery had hoped 70 meet the winner Of
the Vanderbilt cup race but Heath sailed
on Tuesday, and the pair passed one an
other In niidocean. Thery will drive an ex.
hibition at the Brighton Beach track, and
SO will his companion. G. Caillois, who was
leading Thery tn the big race when he was set
back by tire trouble u ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Augustine Royal & Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Leader Building, Manchester, Va

"A V sTpeK o AhHs PN 81 I z n e
COWS. SoUTHDoWN SHEEP; ALEC. a
LOT OF : FARMING IaPLEMiSNTs. An.
THORNCLIFF, GOOCI1LAND COUNTY,
y sAIB os so MMSHRaAE 9dIR5nnE & 1a AZ
L. NJ.
At the request Of Joseph r. Anderson.
ESQ., we VII sell E. his s Iys Farm
q 8. X II H., 20 on a The day sss and hour
named above. the following personal
pfHGRI s SUPERB u trotting stallion. Browning, BY
Mambrino Dudley, dam, daughter OF 11leo-i
toner. He cost Mr.. Anderson s., 900 when q
years old Brood Mares, Young Horses
and Colts, some OF them standard bred;
one beautiful Young Mare. with. tiaxsn
name and tail; : number q finely bred IS
20 o. pure sur bred young sonthdown Sheep, IN
splendid condition.; also six or eight
Mules. Farm implements consisting 70
M nss asf Corn n Harvester, one.horss
Brand New. Log Wagon lnever set ,up1.s
W 9as e 1r RoG Ma a Ing sESns ap
ers, Drag scrapers, Feed Cutters, Corn
Planters, Corn Shelter; numerous
and sherse plows harrowss, Dairy ute en-
BIS, anu IldIy otHSA p poSA ~ - sAS.So W.
numerous to mention "a
This Is a rare chance to secure valuable
stock. and the attention of the public u!
Parties from Richmond and vicinity att
tending this sale Will take 10:2O "A. M.
train c. & o. Ry., and reaching Mr.. Ans
renchlng Richmond at 6:35 2. NJ. sg
TERM Sail sums Of 500 or under cash;
over that amount 80 days time will be
given, G per cent. interest added with ap-
S,ro,,aa oacurtty! lg. sl
ptoS'u sAiUGtTsT1NE RoYALL C CO..
Oct Il. 16.2O&23 Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
BY Richmond Auction Co, H
s5 1905 =. Main Street.
Roll Top Desk, Office Chairs, Table,
Letter Press, Chamber Suits,
yVardrobes, ETC., Mt
Ar1CTION TODAY.
AUCTION TODAY.

we will sell TO-DAY, October goth, conl-
mencing at 1880 a.. M, at our ware a N9,
Desk, Revolving Office Chair, Office
Table, / Letter Press, Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits, Walnut Extension .I a..
board Child rem Cradles Walnut Book
case and Secretary, Ladies' " riting Desk
M.arble-top Centre Tables. Odd bureaus
and Washs lands. Chitfoniers. 1 Standard
Sewing Machine, 800 Yards OF V Oilcloth
and Mating, Pictures. so Horse BLANKETS
and Robes, Odd gPnrlor Chairs, Ia bles, etc,
I, This IS a good chance to buy furniture
very cheap. :, !, I,c,n,Yo>7 30 #
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Tennis at the Hot.

Special to The Times Dispatch)
HOT SPRINGS. va. October IA mixed
doubles lawn tennis tournament began yester-
day with twcnty-two entries. Miss Grace
Fargo and Mr.. Fred G. IRman.s OF New York,
are the favorites In the final round, to be
played later In the week, with Miss Neeser
and Mr.. William Packer. OF New York.
IN the seE,i-flnal In the afternoon Miss
Heeser and Mr.. Packer defeated Miss Har-
rison, OF Cincinnati, o., and Mr.. Carl Brandt,
CO, CO. and Miss Fargo and Mr. InDan de-
featcd Mrs. George Baylies Sanford. Of New
York. and Mr.. William G. Denny. Of Pitts
burg, Pa, 6-4. Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Young Corbett'' to Fight in
England.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, October -. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for match between Young
Corbett and Jabez White IN London next
January. The purse is $4,000. and Charley
White VIII referee inside the rtns.
George Consldine Ia behind Young Corbett
ana "Charley'' Mitchell is Whites hacker
Corbett must give up his fight with Bat
Ting Nelson II he goes to England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
An Afflicted Family.

Special to The Times Ispatch.)
HANOVER G. HI, VA Oct. l9-Mr;
this place. aged twenty,one. died Monday
at his home, near Peaks Station, OF ty-
tphoid fever and was buried to-day, Mt.
The Toler family has had a hard time.
Five of the family have had this fever.
Two Of them arc III now, q sister and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Brief Sporting Notes,

Jack Mcclelland. Of P!ttsburg. was given
burg after fifteen rounds OF fierce fighting
at Monongahea. Pa. on Monday night. s
The bout scheduled between Jack O'Brlen
and Joe Choynski. at st. Louis. has been
declared offl o Brien is to meet Jim Jcffords
for fifteen rounds at baltimore Tomorrow
night. aA s38Sss. l S3 q IS q
j Tommy Ryan appears TO have studied Jack
o. Brlen's methods in hunting up easy game
He hag been matched to box Tommy Wallace,
formerly OF PHILADELPHIA, at Benton Harbor,
Mich, on October Goth. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Constipation Causes

.bies. brakes Palmetto Wine cures In
three days, Free bottle sent on request
by Drake Formula Company. Chicago.
Owens and Minor Drug Company. dis
tributing agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
A Caboose on Fire.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WELDON, N. c.. October ia caboose
In the yard OF the Atlantic Coast Line caught
fire hero last night and made; big blaze.
At one time the companys scales and dwell
ings were in danger, A long chain was hooked
10 the burning car and great many people
took hold and pulled II some distance down
wrapped In flames. with long red tongues OF
fira shooting out from every window passed
swiftly along tho rails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Appointed Postmaster,

= WASHINGTON, y, c., October H.
Laura ~ Layton was appointed q fourth.
class postmaster to-day at Mount Meri-
Fulton, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
..S''P AlNKE:'.R IS.
The: WINNER.
She Takes Southampton Hancii-
cap Over Haniberg Belle
at Jamaica.
LEADS L: WITH W. GREAT EASE.
stoncwall Wins Mile and a.
Quarter Race Over
Clover Land.
LEADS |..!|:: WITH W GREAT EASE
tBy Associated Pres,.,


NEW YORK, October 19-Doly spankcr,
heavily played at 10 to s; won tho southafnp-
ton handicap one mile and A. sixteenth, at
Jamaica to-day, defeating last years fu-
5turity winner. Hamburg Belle. wotam made
tho running to tho stretch, where Redfcrn,
( on Dolly spankcr. moved up along tho rail
and won easily by two lengths
Tho first ono mile and d quarter race ever
run over the track was run to-day. and Stone
wall. a 80 to shot. won. driving by head
from Glover Land. Tho time was 2:os Sum.
mary:
First race-six furlonss: --Ascenslon. q to
ga to 1o) third. Time. 1:i3.
Second race--selling, one and onc-quarter
miles.stonewall 80 to y first Glover Land
2:es.
Third race-seins. five and one.half fur
Slo.gs-Diamond a TO o. first, Belligerent 90
10, 'G : eee0no' D'zS'e g e : 'n'f'. i'"e'
Fourth race-the southampton handicap, one
mile and q slxteen.h-Doliy spanker us to
Z 50 first, Orthodox us to 50 second. Hamburg
Belle q to 81 Thrill Time, 14s AS 3
Filth receive and one.half furonss---
second. sun Ray 10 to = j third. Time l:es
Sixth race-one mile and seventy yards
Water. Psnsy q 70 p first. Spring SIX as to.
i: .eso'o'5 s'ep away $ e Z 'h'fa' i'"e'
Entries for Tomorrow.
First race--two.year- olds. five and one-half
furlonss-Augur. lls: Water Light. Aussin.
Allen Escutcheon.s Orc. Jim Beattie. liz;
&Handzarra. 1os Hearts Desire. Incense. ioa;
Oliver Cromwell. 1o2; Gold Fleur. 49,
sentry. pen,aur, LORD Advocate. ossood: 10;
Bonner, Arsenal, Young Henry Olaf. Ficklc,
svagary. Funny side. Daisy Green, Revane,
5viona. soudra, Toisan, lo7: Juvene Maxim.
The Captain, Knob Hampton. los; arionct tn.
lo2. II MA
Third race-hnndcap. mile and seventy
$yards-AscensIon. 10; Canteen. 1903; Liberia.
Y 1906 Rost TIM. Thistle. Heather. l12; 1risn
witch. 100: Ragland. 95. , Ii. $4
Fourth lrace-ths Hempstead stakes, six fur
longs-Teacress. czaraphine, 1os: Gamara
svoloday, 107; Merry Lark. 1o5; King Cole.
lol: $Glenecho 1o3; D'Arkle. %; Bank. 81:
Maros, 81 1s33.a
Fifth race-selling. mile and a sixteenth
( Namtor, 10S: Stolen Moments, 1W: South
3Trimble, Gravine. loe; Akela. Widows, Mite,
z1r3 Gold Dome, ICE: Early Eve. 5Aceful. 101;
Latheron. 100: Dlmple. Lord Melbourne. IS:
champlain. Carnish. 81. "a ~ n & #5 tif h
y; Sixth race handicap. mile and furlonE--4
carbuncle. 1876; Stolen Moments. 115; Lord
Badge 1l4 Champaign. 112 Bartender Pro-
ceeds, ITO; April Shower. los.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
VIM. ID. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate 3Auctioneers, ss5
Tenth and Bank Streets. i4s5s s.s..
AUCTION SALE ss5
"A LOT. WITH FRAME DWELLING
NO. 1876 CARRINGTON Sss
STR EIEyT

By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated Sep
TENDER 10. 1898 and recorded In Henrlco
county clerks office In D. B. u 5 "a !, pa ge
,437, default having. been made in the pays
ment Of the debt therein secured and be-
ing required so to do by the Beneficiary,
the undersi gned trustee will sell at public
auction on the premises. on
FRIDAY OCTORER4i2S %. 1901 SssS s$
at A o'clock p. NJ. the property described
in the said deed of trust as being In Hem
rico county on the north side of Caring
tom Street, 30 feet west Of James Street.
and fronting 30 feet on said Darlington
Street with a depth OF 15O feet to an $alley
Is feet. "A b aa4 E'F
any taxes that may be due. and iasfto
eight notes for $40 each. with interest
from their respective dates OF maturity,
viz: March 10, April TO-. May TO-, juno
10. July 10, August 70. September 4, and
Of SIC each. falling due on the 10th Of
every month. and one for 49, 90. " due 100
months after date; balance. II any, cash..
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