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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiidyc 0epeidcn.

SN'"'l"JN N~''S'"PH'lNJ' ~NPt I'DN"'
- 9lS Opfer oe0 6llBboIlipiels lit
in @ctbIcbcn, 40, Der Stloent 60
muel &iB Don Der o&cbigb timber
iit0t," Elm Sobn ocS iriibercn penn-
ipluonii6cn StootsienotorS S. g.
SiB, gcitor6en. Ger illn9e Woml
bate am Samitag bci'm 6llBboQ-
ipiel in Seilertorun, ga, cine lhrperc
MISUNDERSTANDING erlittcn.
- Sn &outSuiac, au., lit SGuDlcr
@airO, Elm Nnqeitellter elmer lofolen
GrpreB . @cieai6oit, oi,i ole Nni6ul-
oigrulQ prrboftet iuor0cn, Den Softer
Der nod NclpsYorf reiienoen @nttin
OeS Or. SoleD aus 2erin9torL Sp.,
n%uigebroden mo Sltmelen i'm Mertbc
bon $4,000 cntluenoet ST. boben.
9oiro bat Elm @eitGnoniB nbgeIegt.
SSn Goitport, Mte., limo 5mei gro
&c @tnbliiicmentS, 0os bon &. 9.
Glorf & S0bnen uno ooS Der Sea.
coat Canning Co." in melden Slide
pr0porirt ltno IN 9lebfamen Der.
poft mitroer, ourd) Selter 0Gn5lid)
5erit0rt moroen. Ger ShnOen be-
tr1gt $4,000. &ierbunoert 9(r6eitcr
limo OurdJ ooS 6eller beIhGfti9un9S.
los gemoroen.
- %m Gnpugo Snlet bel Stboco,
N.-O, lit Der Is Sabre olte r5obn
SiegIer mo mobri6einli6 5ugleif
nit ibm iein Shpoger, Der 43 Sabre
oltc SouneS @insloiu, ertrunfea,
ipdbreno lie bon eilem &o6n aus
Sreibbol5 aus Der Str0mung o%uiiin,
gen. Ger &obn iheint gcfentert jll
lein. Siegler'@ Seide lit gciun0en.
@ei @lf Riucr, Wfinn, iuuroen
ic6S iunge Selttc, iueld)e ohnc 8e5ob.
hing per G%iicnbubn nad Winneopo-
lis 81 ~gelongen illdten, III einem
Gradttpoggon Der oltortbern Bocific.
ga6n" bon RGubern iiberfallen. Sci.
no Suoeen BON WorebeaO, Winn.,
Der lid mei0erte, 0os @enige ber5it-
Aeben, oos cr bciaB, muroe bon Sen
H0itbern eridoiicu. Die anberel
retteten iid our6 Nlbipringen BON
3uge, mGbren0 oicier inn @onoe NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

rim ipur0e crt6cilt I'M Safe bon @nn.
u. Nei0 an Slice q. SbipIcp, @iirg-
iduit $500. &oumodt oils NodloB.
ocrtuulter mltroe crtbciIt i'm 6olle
BON Gatbariue Nment al WattbiaS
Nment, 9iir0ituft $1,000; @enru
RcuBc all Morio Ncubc, 9iirgihdit
$1,000. &npentoricn mmocn cingc-
reiht in Den 6Gaen BON 6roncis
@bitc, $t,S72,790; GmeIie 7. Mcb.
Ter, $t0St; &obn WfoiioL $349l.
&crf0llic murocn rotifi3irt in bcn
6Gaen non Sobn .. Srner, $2405;
9eni. 9. NncIc8, $3.50. NodloBucrs
mnltcr@bcrid)te mlrOcn bcitGtigt IN
ocn 6Gueu BON &iolet Boil, $3S;
Charles 0onfmcpcr, $1,000; 9rpcn
&onrobom $t3,G66; &oIepb g. NeB.
$50i. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mur0c
bcitGti0t i'm 6oGc BON SeIen e.
Eounc, $G2,O74.
&rei@gcri6t t, - Q}or Ridtcr
Genni@.) Phi Scr Hegiitronoe iiir
beute 49, 2ouiic So6n uno Gbemunn
gegen Charles @edcr m0 Nnberc.
Sto0tgcrih t, - (@or Hih
ter SorIon,) &anotiuS @rocuS gcNcn
%. & O.-9obn" @croift fir Ser
flogtc. Sohn llb ac0cn Scr. Strn,
Bcnbo6n.Gomp," niht bccnoct. Nui
Der HcGiitronoc fir bcllte: Der iduc
benoc 6oG mo Die Nhmmcrn 80.
1l9, 500, 20 mo t23, ioluie uorlGlt
tiger NlIfruf Scr Nmumcrn ia bis
t79, cinihIieBlif.
IbtG. Or. >. (&or Nihtcr
9aer.) SomeS llpibr Qegen @or.
oein be8 StootgeiGnQniiicS, 5uriid0e.
micien. Iuf Der RcQiItronoc iiir
belte: Nr. 80 mo NobcoS. Corpus.
Sal.
9rci$Qcri dt Mr. 3 (&or
Hid)ter S6orp.) @uine@ gcgcn Oct
rid, Ginluono o6%0eiuieien. 9lanf
GeGcn Guode, niht bccnoet. Phi Ger
Regiitronoc fiir beute: Der idtue.
bcnoe SAL mo 2ompfin QeNen
Smith; WorB ge9en HobertS.
Common 8leuS @erid :.
- gSor Hidtcr Stodbrio9c.) Ilbcrt
Sonnicn gegcn Die o&ereinigtc Stro.
Bcnbobn-Go," niht becnoet. 9(tf ser
Re9iItrnn0e fir beutc: Scr Ihpc6cnDc
Soil un0 bic Nlinmern 1872, 1893, 1914,
1913, 3t4. 3t5.
superior @eri Of t. - (&cr
&itter @ifeS.) Momic mo 6ront &.
Hltf gegen Oen Wooor uno Sto6t.
roth etc, 9iitIid perinbort. aurrlc
gcgen Den Wopor uno Stootrotb,
nid)t beenoet. Iltf Der Hegiltron0e
tiir belrte: MIR Scr idpcbenoe Sail.
Common YleoS 8cri6L
Gbt6. ,. - (Tor &itter 0o6lcr.)
8ronooiltrift Sale.
Emperor @eri d t, 9(btb. 3.
- (@or Gihter GbeIps.) Sonnob
W, @iggS gegen oic Scr. StroBen.
bobn.Go.," miiitirt. Mott6em q. @ltn-
Der gegen Sobn y. 2uowig, uuon Ger.
StroBenbobn.Go," giitli6 ucrein.
bart. Morn 2ouiie Moore 9egcn
Ser. StroBenbo6n.Go.," in SGnoen
Der SurD. &oicpb Doung geget Die.
ieIbe, geroift olli $203.5O. Guf Der
&c9iitron0e fir beutc: Die Nummcrl1
339, 337, 3i7, 34S uno $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Menc GnSiancr GOmmiiiGrr.

@oi6ingtoM Z. g., 81, Nop.
Er0iiocut Hooiepclt crnonntc belltt
0rn. SranciS &, 2eltpp pom bier 5rum
&nOioncr Gommiii0r ais Nnhfolger
BON @m. ". SoncS, WcI6er oboonftc,
Die lboonfung uno Die Grncnmlng
oe8 &rn. &ellpp luerOcu pom /. So
an in arnft trctell. Seupp lit
Moibingtoncr Correspondent Ser
9tcm-Oorfcr nGpeniuG &oIt" uno lett
&obrcn in allen ISnOinner . 9lngcle-
genbeitcn lpobl beluuu0crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Gduipu nub SiabIaHbtppR.
&nHtpn nub Stgb!aHbtpwn.
glher,s ,.GbrfipelR.onne.a

Gde Eult'- llflo BnlfsNpenue, Ga1f0n.
0lnrbIdnos3 eIepbon - 81 81.
~Sanptauartier bes 9efcnebereins pGoeI.
tuetb," r9amensSereins 6eS @oeIiueib, "
pgdntonsG oncIabes gir. 445, 3. 8. S."
gSrtentnIs9iitriitS Rr. 1853, .. u.s9.- unb
canton SpGrs u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2l,1 0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Gbarles Ban's 9eNanrant,

2ombnrb. unb g.. GtraBe. S~te6lanbtofpx.
Ste ~fetniten Setrdnite dGer slrt. = Boil
ftdnoig ,lei eingerihtet. Gin 8efub nler
nleiner Sreunol unO oes @abIifuHls In
M%ugemeinen ftets ptufommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

1903, BanfsStr1Bc,
1nbs Der 6ftli6en Roli5eitIatton. Snr.
nter .lnHt9 bon 10 bis 2 l6r NaDnttttaeS.
8tebner's uniibertreffIt6eS Bier dH
8anf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

1884 Sits6aIette r.--Gnlttorntns u. Gbto.
@etpe. 8eri1mnIunesIotnI r@ermania'
Qnae So; r9lleem. Mrb. ser. stlnt. sBerein
bon Sits91Itimore"; Option goncI. 8, 3.
Q. 81; Wletaaarb. stlHion 73". Sa1e 5n
oermiefbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

1424 SttsgaItimoresStrobe = 8trmer an
Serren 5u oermietben. = Seinife 8etrdnfe
unb @eine. r8absBietus Braueret"sB ter.
BeriammIungsIofaI pOitsGombaroitr. Snts
itertu. 8nli' lnb 2etbberein". Gbef.s9eI.
Wit, 8errou 4o42-D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
GerIaRgt: @anner nnb auubeH.
Serlangt i'm g%agemeincn.

Seutihes arbeits. gadhtpeEiuHas.g areau.
PR. 219, SlofSbarpsStrnBe, il1ter Der Nufnht
per g9eutthen @efenfhdft"', - 9ieieHteen, Die
beuttde Slnoperier. glrbeiter uno 9ienItboter1
81 beibdftigen tuiinfben, poQen 1b peri6nIi6
poer in iruHfirten 9riefen an ben ~glaenten ber
1eIeufhaft,- Subnnn Q. Wtger, 0r. 219, eth.
EbarpsSttGBc, neHoen, tuelder unentdeltltG
Wusiunit ertbeiIen niro. CSun2S1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Steaengeiude.
Stcnegefuh:
Stcneneinh:
3u 'Derfanfcn uber III pcrpadtcn.
8u ~peffaufcn ubrr an psrpadbten:

Gu uerfaufen uber Su psrpaditen:
Sas tuertbpole @rlnbitild an oer Gde bon
Sitsgaltimure sStrube rub 9nitsS ffice-9loenue;
40 bel t20 SUB. Ser biutere 9beil oes 8runos
ititds lptro fir elm @eibdftsgebdloe oes s9euts
f6en Correspondent" benltbt iperoen. gt1bere
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

pie etn,ioen 1%wriaBdIoem Sanier


poer berTuuien. penbeu sic Iib oil Charles q.
gedcr, 8rulbeigentbunSs mo &erli6erungsr
WufIer, gr. 420, 1urbsGategs strabe.
GeIO gu oerlei6en uuf Sbpot6efen in beIie6i.
qen Sumuten. (9Ioo16@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

7o1 uub 7o7 Rombaro.G trabe, StsbIanb.
toipn.. Seinfie 8etne lab 9tau6re. Ser
aeftinoefte Srt nut Der groe. - Die bsften
8oobBarIors In StebIaabtoiun. Brompte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Qubpriis ,,Wtunumentol Sp1Ie,"

aombaros uno s. StruBe, ~SteblnnbtotsR,
eegeniiber Der documentary rnuerei~.-
Guier beiber uno falter 2unft. @beid,
peafesIeIepbon - ct. RduI 1345 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

a. nn6 O'Donnen.G frdbe, &cntor.
@erdumiee SaIle fit Bereine uno 9efeu,
f9aften. Souptalartier bes uPriHa Setfts
@etrdHfe. Chef. Eel. sri. Bernoif OH
%. aaIter Gunf& ben sanssn SAG.
RattoraIsBier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
ehmihtts ..gihsrfrou,,0o0r,n

G @i,, 3 HnO ,4 SSOuge1itTIii s S%apOtS@aiG %,dt ,r, beg ,
9nmensSereins, Canton Snimerip. Balls /
uno 2eibsSereirs, p9eitfbe @emiitbIi6s !
felt" uno raeiiell6mieoesllnioH". Strides
Bier 5u ieoer 3eit. Telephone: 6. & 3. !
Ult. 8ernon 1868 80: /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
GclS nus5nlei6cn.

8elo 81 OcrlciBcn
in fleincn @etrdgen. ,@iercautile Savings
Saui," Gr. COS, observation-disclosures.
(ytoO20, 1Dtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Mbam &usS's Nehanrant,
Otto Ruaer's NeFtauraui,

144t NOr6sG entraIs9be., ode OIfpers@tr.
9altptquurtter Der ng8tIbeIm Ecu 2oae
Gen ieoen MsoHtag Ibenb. - SeinfIe 9es
trdIlfe. gSaruler 9unf6 tdeIiGa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

@eun Chr @elb njtbig babt, ipeubet Gudl
al mid. 9arIeber uui Galore, Wl6beIn ooer
Srtinbeteentbum. acknowledgement. Seine aetU'
pef6dfts'Wtetbooeu. Wir. Sremer, Nr. 120,
urb.HnensstrnRe, /. SlIr, Gaunorb 9ntIoin9.
(NpriIt5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

3ipet iuHge oeutihe Wdoden ais 00hiu uno
28nrtetlH IN elmer iLetHen 6amiIie. Nu65ufya.
GeH in Hr, t4t3, SuBHsStrafe. (32G-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
EerIanat: Srnnen nnb @GbdeH.

Gerlnngt:
Sin fairies Aldohen fir aIqemcine 6nuS,
arhett. yiah3ntrageH in 0r. 1876, gScitsGurtbs
Nueuuc. I917-Sl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

Rorbot.&de SoTsb. mmS eofcIine.stroke
~Sauptquartter oeS .8abernsWdnnerhorS".
R.sO.s@de 8ougbs liHo Guroltreitr. Bers
etnsreridm11lutg ieoen 9onreritag abeno.
gteue Wittglieoer piufommer. Bor3tia'
ltGeS Bier Der Acknowledgement I'm 8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
Observation-Disclosures
;. Bptat's Sone,

UT. 112O IS TIE VSariforD.ub.mtt.
Sale uno Gommerearten binie Su bers
ulietbeu. @uter BIae fir aulernr5ften.
Getnite Getrdntt, SreisBooI. g. 4 P..
Gelepbon - W2t. SernoH 1869 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
R~OkIeHbGnSler.

gplr Beben 9. e. 9. Green Grabbing etamss.
$40 gruRe. alcine glubtubIen, $40.
Sc gSSs""0''@ asTe Btu n"S p frst 20" edtstsT;; y,
500. -. .S1rte Gr. 2, 8 uno Stub. -. $500
$1.25. .Sunburb Gr. ., 3 uro ghIb. . 1928
1913 70 eoro geidQtes StttenboI5, ~9eipaIten 81
StoelttB Gual & Sruu So.
Bethe Telephone. 522-524 6ft.Monument.S ctr.
SranIllnsStr. uHo y. & B.sgabn" Saupts
Bureau 521 9toroapoipurbsStr.
Often ieoen Samitag glbenb.
(Sfi20, 9&S,1O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
4 AUCTION SALESMond

! Isy Tile Valentine Auction Co.,
\ N. 612 =. Broad ST.
z PECIAL AUCTION, SALE OF CAR
- PETS, DRuGGET RUGS AND
LACE CURTAINS. ALSO HANDSOME
OAK NVARDROBES.GO OAK. BOOK CASE
|ROI.LIIR-'TOI' DESK, IRON BEDS,
ETC. ETC, .8l "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
INTEREST
INCRE ASINC.
$Fall Brings Renewed Attention
TO Real Estate for In
vestmctt.
BROAD STREET PROPERTY
DR. X. A. Patterson Buys No.
eo7--Connelly & Com
pany's Sales.

Interest in real estate is increasing
every day now as the fall advances. ana
some excellent pieces of property have
recently changed hands
The brick building No 2o7 West Broad
Street has been sold to DR.. r, "A. Patter-
Z son for s20,500. The transfer deed was
recorded in the Chancery Court yestcr-
day.
Messrs. j. A, Connolly and Company,
real estate agents, sold during the latter
part of August the following properties
For Gcorge NJ larry No. 500 West Clay
Street, s2.7oo; for the Richmond Perpetual
BUILDING, Loan and Trust Company, house
on Lucke Avenue. Barton Heights, $3.50;
for Mrs. Sarah v. Hasker, No. $40 North
$Twenty-fourth Street, $1,000: for Mrs. 81.
lIenlein, house on South Laurel Street,
1890; for Henry s. Wallerstein, house
on South Laurel Street. $1,000 for
Mr. George N. Fox. No. 7lo1a
South Pine Street, $780, for II. S. Waller
stein, house on Twenty-fourth Street,
$500; for John B. Gayle, house on Third
Avenue. Chestnut Fill. 81 500; also o store
and hotel property at Jetersville, Va,
for Mr. w. S. Donnan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
PropertY Transfers.

q Richmond }: Roderlck r. Beard and wife
to John D. Frasier, 81 feet on east line
Fifth Street, 1341-2 feet north Of Baker
Street, $3.50. t,,;,
81 Lou and Robert jenkins to Walter f.
4 Johnson, 25 feet on west limo St. Paul's
Street, &c feet south Of Charity Street,
$3.50.
John r. Cottrel and wife, Joseph r..
iCottrell an q d Florence c. and S4A. ]. Daft
from to w. II. Hitchcock, lot and No
6ls north Twenty Street, LOO
j J. r. H Temple and wife to r. Pat 4
#tcrson,S % 2-1-2-1e feet on south line Broad
Street. No. 2o7 west. $4,000.
Henrico: John r. Adams and wife TO
Samuel and Blanche Cohen, 5 acres about
three quarters of "a mile from Richmond,
north of the Cralghton road, 5000.
Pauline ]. and w. J. Ryan to Z. @.
.Dcane, 257-12 feet on north line of Main
Street, las feet #westBof Robinson Street,
s5ll.67.
lots il and So in plan Of Woodville, $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
REAL EST ATE.
REAL ESTATE--For Rent.
. cur !. THIS IS; QUIT

s 5000, No. 104 Tas st Franklin, 8 story ana
,bs .ss brick. 1a ttot,,,s +. 4,
basement. brick. Is rooms.
Il 500, No. n North Sixth, story and
basement brick. 12 rooms
5000. No. 1926 Grove Avenue, 8 story,
modern brick, corner, 12 rooms. &
$40. No. 3is South Third Street, LIST nat,
3 $500. No. Z North Skin 2 story and
lbnsenent,10 rooms, porcelain BATH.
1876, No. Gil West Cary, 2 story and 4
basement, colonial, brick, 10 rooms.
y 1850, Mo-. 2518 East Grace, 2 story and
basement, deta ched brick, 10 rooms.
$3.50, No. SOL East Clay, 3 story. brick. 10
SEQ. No. 4s5 Elm. q story. detached,
$50 $50, \ 10 . si1 west clay, story. brick.
500. Nos. 2sos and zoos Ivy, story.
6-room frame dwellings 1
$500, No. 23oi East Broad. 2 story and
basement. detached. brick, 10 rooms.
$3.50, No 655 North Second. story,
$40, No. 7lo North Firth. double, story
anu basement, brick. . rooms.
q $40, No. 4o2 1-2 North Second, story.
& sat, :s,. No. o0 iiic West Marshall, story
s2l6. No. 800 West Cary, 2 story and
basement. brick, Z rooms. IVA
$2iG, No. $50 North 1wenty-seventh,#
story and basement. brick. rooms. Ks
~ u. b. ELAN e. co
No. l113 Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
TRUSTEES sALE-I

II RUsTEE's sALE-1, tho u.4dersgn sub
l stituted trustee. In execution Of "a cor
tan deed otltrust from r.. g. Tunstall ana Fl.
p. Tunstail, his wife, to 4. II. Ellyson. trustee
dated August 31st, 1891. and recorded in the
clerks office OF the county OF New Kent, de-
fault having been made In the pnymentaot the
note OF $780, secured therein, and having been
viii sell at public auction on ths premises to
TIIMBER, 1904 at . o'clock p VI NJ. that GER
tain lot Of land at Tunstall' 3. in New Kent
county. Va, containing one acre. more or less
adjoining the lands Of the Southern Railroad
and others, 1t being the same lot or tract OF
land the said r. C.. Tunstall now resides
Terms of sale: Cash as to 50 muc, az will pay
OF the said note and Interest thereon from
August I'd 1893, and to defray the expenses OF
the sale. and the balance a credit Of ono and
Two years, tho purchaser giving his bond, bear.
Ing interest from date, and secured by5deed OF
trust on said land. for the deferred payments
This lot or tract Of and has has 2
other buildings on II and Is strictly nrs.-
August tho 24th, 1904 r. q. GREGORY Sub.
stituted Trustee. NJ u t5s Aug 320-3ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

MONDAY MORNING.
SEPTEMBER 5th commencing at 1880
O'Clock. we Will sell, at our auction ware
rooms. No. 6l2 East Bead Street. bout
% good Brussels, Velvet and Ingram
Carpets for Hall. Stairs and Rooms. !
dozen new Wool and Linen Druggets;
several Smyrna. Rugs 25 pairs Lace Cur
{tains, handsome Parlor Pictures, Oak
Roller-Top Desk, handsome CHARTERED
Oak Wardrobe. cost s65. as good as new;
nice Oak Armover, handsome Claw-Foot
Oak Book Case, Quarterera Oak Side
boards, Odd Bureaus and .Washstands
Extension Table. Chairs, Parlor Suit,
Center Tables, Enameled Iron Beds, Odd
Iedsteads. Mattresses and Springs and
other Furniture etc,
in early part Of the sale. Ladies cs-
= THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

I'OIt KENFT, 81 81
sNO.5.14 NORTH SMITH. NEAR FRANK
lin. IL rooms, modern cGnveniencss. be-.
Ing put lin nice order. SEQ us about It.
3E54 j b. ELAN & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04
Il. 3. ChaffIn G. Co.. Inc.
Real Estate Auctionoers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION Said OF 81
4 ! ACRES ~ ON u OSBORNE &{ ROAD,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM RICH
MOND.
Acting under deed of trust dated No
yembcr 22d. 1892, recorded in the clerks
office of HenrIco County Court. D. b, III
3. page 1867 and being SO required by the
beneti ciary. l will sell by public auction,
In front OF Henrico County Courthouse, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER - 1901. AT 70
NJ. the property described in said deed as
follows: can that certain tract Of land.
with the improvements thereon. situated
in the county OF Henrlco. Va, and known
MS ''Longtield," and containing 207 acres,
be the same. more or less. bounded on the
tast and west by the lands formerly own
ed by Seldom p. Akin. and on the north
by the lands formerly owned by Jackson
i. Childrey, and on the south by James
River.
q TERMs-casl, as to expenses Of sale.
and to pay notes amounting TO $S,7070S,
and the remainder In cash.
JNO. c. EASLEY, Admr. OF
r. 3. Chaftln. Trustee, decd.
asis 5sl ges
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BOOKS AT AuC1,IoN.l

we will sell about 800 volumes Of books.
TUESDAY. September 9Th, at II 40 o clock,
at our warerooms, No. 1906 East Main
street, such rs Irvings Works. Buwars,
Dickens s, SCOTS and Greeley's Works,
encyclopedias, Hugo Novels, History Of
4" RICHMOND AUCTIoN COMPANY,
a Geo. III. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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George w. Mayo.
Auct!oneer.

AK s1DEBoARDs. CHERRY BOOK
" CASE g. SECRETARY COMBINED.
EXTENSION TABLES. DINlNGROOM
SETS. OAK HALL RACKS (I3EYEL
EDGE GLASS;. CHINA PRESS. WAL
NIT DININGROOM TABLE, HIGHLY
POLISHED: DROP-iEAD SINGER
SEEMING MACHINE. NICKEL FRAME
{ SHOW CASES tDIEFERENT PAT
TERMS, PARLOR SUITES. OAK
WARDROHEs, ODD BUREAUS AND
wASHSrANDs. IRON BEDSTEADS,
YllxllTeHEN SAFES, ORGANS, Flat
gTDI PIANOS. MATING. COOK
STONES, HEATERS, ETC, ETC.
VIII sell, at my auction house. TO
commencing 1T 1880 O'Clock, S Nickel
llaams,d show Cases; Of various patterns;
J handsome Cherry Book Case and Score
larry Combined. new Extension Tables,
4 z Oak Hall Incks Q3eyel Edge Mirror.
! handsome. China Press. ] large Walnut
Extention Table, very highly polished /:
~ Drop-Head Sewing Machine, = Parlor
OF Odd Bureaus and Washstands. l0Iron
Bedsteads, 3 Kitchen Safes, /: Organs.
IS Flat-Top Pianos, large lot OF Mating
0llcloth. Rugs, Linoltunl and Druggets.
new Portieres, Lace Curtains etc, etc
GEO. w MAYO. Auctioneer
a 3. g.. Bnford. Manager and Salesman
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BY request OF the owner, who Is declln-
ing housekeeping. and fully resolved to,
sell, we shall sell ~ public auction IL, on
the premises, on THURSDAY, SEPTENf-
Der 8, 1904, at $50 o. clock p NJ, the
above named, ellgbly located, new. de-
ia ched. corner residence Of three and a
half stories above basement, containing
about IL large rooms, with all modern
convenience, extra large colonial par
lor, large and elegant diningroom. wide
halls, handsome cabinet mantels. six
handsome chambers with stationary
washstands, largo Kitchen, laundry.
pantry, handsome bathroom, ample
closets. linen room, billiard room, etc,
finished in white enamel, heated through
out by improved vapor SYSTEM electric
and gas light. handsome combination fix
lures, granolithic floor in basement hand
some front and rear yards. and being IN
design and construction, one Of the most
costly and attractive residences In that
choice and rapidly improving section.
The lot fronts 80 feet, running back with
in parallel lines $50 feet to an alley 20
feet wide. i
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced
at sale; a largo part of the purchase
money at long time. II desired The
premises will be open for inspection at
tho timc.of sale, and may be seen earlier
upon application to the auctionecrs.
j. B.. ELAN & Co, Auctioneers.
Sept 2-tds.
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This Grand Sale represents about 129
cases Of Merchandise, valued at sey ERA
thousand dollars, contains Shoes, Clothing,
Gloves. Rubhers, Rubber: Boots, Hos
iery. Underwear Hats, Quilts, Blankets
Bed Spreads. Hardware of every de-
Shot Guns Gun Shells, VIM
and Pistol Cartridges, Shot, Lead
Pocket Knives, Hotel Crockery, Glass
ware. Tlnware, Lamps, Clocks, Books OK
Drugs. Stationery, Harness, fine. Riding
Saddles, Brides, n 'dng Leggins, Spurs.
Q; y. T. Spool Cotton; Dress res Goods Goods.
anu Bags, Sewing Machine, Show Cases,
large quantity Of Paint, etc., etc.
This is an extra large stock Of goods,
and the attention OF both out-of-town
and town dealers is called. Sale positive,
September 14th. gT11RNfS-C Cash
q RICHMOND AUCTION COMPANY,
1 Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
SEPTIM BIER $11TFI.
II, s.-see SUNDAYS Times Dspa,tch for
rs BY Richmond Auction Company,
II Si9} No. 1905 East Main Street.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Company.
1905 East Main street. Phone, 4116.

BY Richmond Auction Company.
1905 East Main street. Phone, 4l16.
Extraordinary Large
Auction Sale Sale of General
Merchandise for Account
Of a Transportation Co.,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. Il,
1890 o'clock, the second
and third floors Of our
warerooms, 1905 E. Main
Street. IS,
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BY G. L & H. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
sci Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Neat Frame Dwelling,
No. 427 IL w. Duval Street.

! Z ! f. d { j /
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
dated July q, 1903, and recorded In D, b..
l7S G, page 57. Richmond Chancery Court,
default having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured, and being required
SO to do.,l will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 7TH, 1904,
at 6 o'clocl, p. NJ the above property,
located on tie south side OF Duyal Street,
cast of Brook Avenue. fronting on Duyal
Street nineteen ds) feet and six (6) inches
more or less, and extending back an ir-
regular depth to an alley u rect wide,
This house Is well rented to prompt
tenant and Is just the class OF property
TO bring large returns on tho Investment
TERMS-Cash as TO expenses OF SALE
any taxes due and sufficient to pay a
debt Of s2S0O, with interest from July
all cash, at option OF purchaser
g. L. DENOoN, Trustee.
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rnl, RENT Z

For RENT, y
lab Grove Avenue, 70 rooms. brick,
modern. $50 per 4 mum. possession o De-
toheT lst = ], " ~ u ~ ~ ~
;SSs per SEP
TENDER LIST, & Il ,s
\ 1921 Grove Avenue, 70 rooms, brick.
modern. $3.50 per ann UNI. " .
!, lbss 4, Ha .iSS Street 70 rooms. brick
i7oo West Main rooms, brick, 1900 per
i7Ii"SWest Main. 8 rooms, brick, $500
pc: annum III gif45 III ~ II s ..sl. "
:, 7 & West '.,lay, rooms, brick, modem,
7s7 West Giay, rooms, brick, modern.
$40 per annum.a 5.is8 5 az 335
go NORTH TWenty,afth, rooms, brick,
'5'2 - s SIi:'i ~ FOR RENT, 81
4 1901 East Main Street. large store room
and seven rG9nlsj $3.50 !, per ! [,Iq J,
;g Tcnth and Bank Streets,