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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
AUCTION sSALES-M onday.
Geo. W.. Mayo, Auctioneer,
40 n. Seventh Stieet,

& will sell AT my auction house, No.
10 No. Seventh ST., TOMORROW,
commencing at 1890 O'Clock, two
G.rect Showcases, y itchtn Safes, Par.
3]o" Heaters, Cook Ranges, Wood
Stoves, Mutlings, Carpets, Druggcts,
Cherry Cradle on stand, Oak Cham
bc., Suits, Walnut and Upholstered
pHrlor Suits, Oak Extension Tables,
Center Tables, Ovcrcoats, Rosewood,
Oak and Walnut Brdstcntls, Oak
I Counters, Reclining Chairs, two large
\ i isr,nent Furnaces, Platform Coun-
1e:' Scales, Child'S High Chairs, Com
to-ts, Mattresses, Sewing Machines,
Oak Secretary, pigeon Hole Table
\ (in position for use) will, Cues and
nnd Balls, Mahogany Tables, etc., etc.
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctionecr.
y. G. Hutord, Manager and Salesman.
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In the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court
Of the County Of Goochland. @
May s. Mccormick. ..,......,,,....P Plaintiff,
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- THESE COLUMNS ARE
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY Richmond Auction Co,
1905 L. Main Street. Phone f7le.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctloneer
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Snlc Extraordinary. $4,000
Stock General Merchandise ut Atic-
ton, Wednesday, October IL, 1904.

we will sell, for parties declining busl-
ness, ut our warerooms No. 1906 East
Main street. FL and Sd floors. Wednesday,
October 18th. commencing at 1890 4. Nj.
5000 stock OF General Merchandise
BOOTS AND SHOES,
consisting Of about % cases Of Mems. Ia
dies and Childrcn's Shoes. both medium
and high grade.
CLOTHING.
10 Men and boys Gyerce ~, Hoo s. suits
NV DRY Goods AND NOTIONS.
This heading embraces n fine line. Of
Dry Goods, Domestics. sllawls, Ladies
Capes and Cloaks, etc. @
T1NWARE AND LAMPS.
erous to mention, rs there is everything
to DO called for.
HARDWARE.
This Is, a very numerous line. embrace
ing Cutlery OF all kinds, Steel Bars, 100
Dirt Picks. Hammers Of all kinds, Locks,
- DRUGS.
This is an extraordinary nne stock. con-
sisting OF Patent Medicine of all kinds,
and an unusual line OF Medicine that IS
carried In General Merchandise store
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
81 dozen Underwear, White, Dress
Shirts, Overshirts Neckties, Collars ana
Cuffs, Hosiery. Hats. etc.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Iadies'ta and Children's Union Suits and
Vests Of assorted grades and variety.
STATIONERY.
100 lns. OF fine Linen Note Paper, En-
velopes, Books Of all kinds, ETC.
JEWELRY. H 81
This Is a nice stock, and consists Of
large variety. Ri
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Nice line Of Chewing and Smoking To-
bacco and lot OF Cigars.
SILKS AND HIGH GRADE FU1aS. s
Nice assortment Of Silks Of all kinds:
20 very fine high grade Furs, beautiful
styles
HORSE BLANKETS.
$50 finc Horse Blankets. rs rolls Of Ia
sble OIL Cloth
of the attention of the trade at large
lRlCHNOND5 AUCTION CO.
E Geo IT. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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SALES, Future Days
BY i. -. ELAN 4 Co.
and aat4
Geo w. Mayo. Auctioneeis.
DKUG STORE FOR SALE.
Auction Sale of One Of the
Best Paying Drug Stores
in the CITY Of Richmond.

Ill Ull0 Olty VI 01CAAAlAOli1iA'
AT tile request Of tho administrafrix OF
the estate of the late r; Edgar Shin ,., we W.,
will sell at public auction, on tho pre''''H'
'''s' THURSDAY III ocToREl, ia, 1901
NJ O'Clock p. NJ. the Drug store ana
BUSINESS s H4HT Drug STORE.
at the northeast corner of Broad ana
Twenty-elghth Streets, In tho city OF
Richmond.
The property will be sold rs q, w = I, Is
sSkfpnffo 5So Files FILES. AND GOODS Will
OF THE BUSINESS. ],
The stock Is fresh and we'll selected. and
consists OF Drugs, Medicines. Patent M. ca,
gical Supplies, Toilet Articles. Tobacco.
Cigars, and ali other articles usually kept
In Wcll-conducted drug store IL
f The Fixtures are modern ana at tractaSe,
Scales. Mirrors, two Cash Registers, Ma MAJ,
ments. Electric Fans, etc, etc 49,
The files contain more than loo,oo wv, p,,1a
Ecriptions, written blythe most reputaole
physicians Of the city,. &
4 An Inventory and appraisement hns re-
Gently been made of tho property oy llNe
Idisnterested gentlemen. three Of whom
upon each article. This inventory is now
al the drug store, and may be Inspected
before the day Of sale by any person son. In IN;
terestcd. .l3, q "a 48 s
The lease OF the building has nearly
four years to run at n reasonable rental.
ii The gale Is made only because OF the
fact that the administrative IS unable 70
carry on the business.
This Is an exceptional opportunity to a
competent druggist to purchase an estab-
.lshed business In a good locality With a
large patronage. ".
Any further information will be cheer
fully, given at the store, No. $500 East
Broad Street or by the auctioneer. !.
z TERMS-One-third cash. balance at 9
and IL months, with approved, endorsed
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, bearing legal interest. These
terms may be modified on the day OF ga le
ft NJ b. ELAN J6sf CO.,
GEO w MAYO, is
oct S-5t AcutIoneers.
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BY The Valentine auction Co.,
g.. T.. Broad ST.
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By rhe Valentine Auction CO..
Aucuonecrs.
AUCTION SALE OF
Stock Staple and Fancy
CxrnceriaS. N

LARGE GROCER'S tICE-BON,* AWNING
AND FRAMES, SHOW CASES, SCALES,
ETC, AT NO. sol w; CARY ST
On account Of declining business we
viii sell by request Of owner at his store
No. sol W. Cary St. TUEsDAYi. NORM &C II y
ING, October nth. commencing 1880
o. clock. all Of the Stock and Fixtures II r,
w. Can Corn, Syrup, Peas. Baked
neans Touato toes, Bottled Pickles and
Jellies, Laundry and Toilet Soaps, Starch,
Baking Powders. Cakes, Crackers Saueris
Extracts, Salt, Vinegar. Cider. Lamps
and Lamp ChlMneys, Fruit 7, Jars SPECS Hcea
pickle. Metal Frame Showcase s. AVN
Ing and Frame, SCOTS OIL Tank, Fine
Grocer's Refrigerator. comparatively new
and in good order, store Shades, etc. sale
positive. Terms cash.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
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For SALE, sa
81. 800 Morris Street. ncw, s rooms, brick,
detached. near Main Street. #
5000 Park Avenue rooms. brick,
bat closets. etc. ~. Z i ]. :, Z s
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Thursday p. M.--Two frame dwellings
in Nineteenth. lots 25x125 feet each. be
tween Hill ana Decatur Manchester; by
i q, l.. Adamson and Augustine Royal and
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BY. Richmond Auction Co,
1905 Z. Main st.
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THE TlMES-DISPATCH is III
IS AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j. 3. Elam & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneer-s,

It HAT H1AARgE WE'LL y, IL LoC ,s;v y
FEET, WITH III SUBSTANTIAL OLD
BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
No. ZION. Twcnty.fourtt Street,
4 TO BID SOLD Al PUBLIC AU CT1ON.
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f. By Richmond Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1904,
at 4 P. M, the two dwellings.
NUMBERS 3l3 AND 315
EAST CARY. STREET,
BY a. l.. Adamson
tTfII-7 100 and X u lIs5-If.I
u. Thompson Brown & Co.,

5s and
s. Thompson Brown g. Co.,
n RUsTEE's AUCTION SALE FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT, FOUR
TENTH STREET. NEAR DECATUR
STREET. MAN HESTER, VA.,a TUES
DAY. OCTOBER nth, 1904, AT 8
O'CLOCK p. N. %is1
J3y5virtue OF a deed of trust from Niles
Seldom and wife to undersigned Trustees,
dated June 27th 1891 and duly recorded in
the Corporation Court Of Manchester. Va,
to secure payment of certain bond there
In described, and default having. been
made and being required by the benefi-
ciary so to do. we will proceed to sell on
the premises on the above date the prop
erty described in said deed, being slot
on Fourteenth Street, between Decatur
and Stockton Streets, fronting forty-four
% feet with depth Of l65 feet, With
Thereon.
aTERNIS-Cas rs to expense OF sale and
$5C4.32 amount due on said bond and
balance on long time.
JULIUS STRAUSS 4 81
Nv. J. WESTWOOD,
]. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
Adamson and Brown. Auctioneers. q
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BY ]. B. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

VERY SUBSTANTIAL AND conf
DWELLING, NVTH ITS WIDE LOT
ABOUT s7x102 FEET-NO. III NORTH
SEVENTEENTH STREET. AND TIL 2
25xl2o FEET-oN5 EAST SIDE. SEVEN
@TEENTH5 STREET. BETWEEN WASH
.INGrON AND CEDAR STREETS.
In execution offthe deed OF trust to me,
dated the 9th July. 1Sas, and OF record in
d. b. .1s3 B.. page 36s,E Richmond Chan
Gerry Court default having been made In
the beneficiary, hsshall sell by public auc-
ton on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18th. 1903,
at o'clock p, NJ the two parcels or
rs mere fully described In the said deed;
the lot with the improvements thereon
fronting 81 feet more or less. and having
n depth of 102 feet. more or less and the
vacant lot adjoining same on the south,
fronting % feet, more or less, and hay
ing depth OF 12D feet, more or less. to
the alley In rear. u f !si
The dwelling contains five or six rooms,
is thoroughly subs tantial and comforta-
BILE, and the proximity OF this property to
that section should render 1t 4 desirable
Investment Is VI
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale,
taxes to date Of sale and tho sum OF
sTcO. with interest thereon from Janua ry
aTtli 1904 and as to tile residue, In equal
3.nstallments at six and twelve months by
Negotiable notes, with interest added, and
secured by decd Of trust, or the entire
purchase money in cash, at the option OF
j. b. ELAN, Trustee.
]. b. Elan & Co. Auctoneers.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-19
Rivers of Mud In
Kuropatkin's Retreat

St. Petersburg. Sept. S.-The lack OF
news from the front. either official or
newspaper dispatches. is very trying
to the public. In spite Of the assur.
ances that General Kuropatkin's army
Is out of danger no word from kuro-
patllin has been given out for 80 hours
and not single newspaper dispatch
later than September 6 has been re-
cciyed. The Emperor has received
some additional details showing the
tremendous difficulties encountered In
accomplishing the retreat over the
Mandarin road to Mukden, from which
1t Is easy to imagine the horrible pic
ture of the army and the baggage and
transport trains laundering northward
over road converted by torrents Of
rain into a river of mud. An instance
Ii given where the wheels of gun
drawn by six horses sank up to the
Lreech. Four additional horses were
harnessed to the piece, but the ten
horses were unable to bulge II.
The Russian rear guard IL consider
dbONt iNhkuis put 10 nv Ca
act information in regard to the loca.
tion of General Kur0ki's main army,
the left wing Of which has been en-.
gagged in more OF less continuous
duel with the Russian batteries which
are covering the retreat and no partic
ulars have been received Of the extent
or character of this fighting. The
General Staff. however. is Of the opin.
ion that Kurolii's troops must be ex.
periencing almost as great difficulties
as the Russians and that they are too
exhausted TO create a serious menace
O, present.
While the public impression is that
Kuropatkin's army is continuing north
from Mukden. no official admission to
this effect Is now obtainable.
The General STAFF. while declaring
that II has no specific information on
this point does not deny the possibility
that owing to the difficulties of the re
treat some transport and some guns
may have been abandoned.
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Knight Commander Log
Told Whole Story

Vladivostok, Siberia. Aug. THE
evidence on which the British steamer
Knight Commander. sunk by the Via.
divostok squadron, was condemned by
the Prize Court. was contained in let
ter.copying book taken from a press In
the captains cabin by Midshipman
Baron Ert after the officers and crew
had left the vessel. This book was not
delivered when the captain surrend
cred the other documents, and 1t proved
conclusively to the Russians that the
cargo of railway material carried by
the Knight Commander was destined
for Chemulpo and not for private firms
in Japan.
The captain was not compelled to
take an oath. the President Of the
court saying he would accept his word
OF honor as gentleman and a subject
Of friendly power.
The captain testified that neither he
nor the owners of the Knight Com
nander knew that the cargo was con
traband Of war. and that they believed
It was not destined to be used as wal
material. He was then confronted with
his own letter book and was dazed fol
q moment. He then exclaimed:
Heavens, | thought that book wal
al the bottom of the sea-"
The knight Commander was prompt
ly condemned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-19
Legal Notices.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
In Probate:- at Chambers. In the Mat.
ter of the Estate of James Malulu, late
OF Waikiki, Maui, deceased Before
Judge Hon. A. n. Kepoikai. Order OF
Notice of Petition for Allowance of III.
nal Accounts and Discharge in this Els.
tate. On reading and filing the petition
and accounts of Noa w. Aluli. Admins
traitor of the Estate of James Malulu
deceased, of Wailuku, Maui, wherein
he asks to he allowed s94.90 and he
charges himself with s......., and
asks that the same may be examined
and approved, and that a final order
may be made of distribution of the
property remaining in his hands to the
persons thereto entitled, and discharg.
ing him and his sureties from all fur.
Their responsibility as such Admins.
traitor, 1t is ordered that Monday, the
10Th day of October, A. ID. 1904. at 10
o'clock a. m. before the jduge of said
court at the court room of the said
court at Waikiki. Island of Maui, be
and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts, and that all per.
sons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be
granted, and may. present evidence as
10 who are entitled TO the said prop.
erty.
Dated at Wailuku, Maui, this 30th
day of August, 1904.
BY the Court:
EDMUND II. HART,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of the
md Circuit.
2SGI--Sept 3, ~. 10. 90.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-19
HERALD PREDICTION
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN has
FIGURED OUT the HOUSE
THINKS THE DEMOCRATS HAVE
CHANCE OF CARRYING HOUSE
THOUGH THEY LOSE THE
NATIONAL TICKET.

New York, Aug. 27-The Herald
will say tomorrow: There is a rather
strong possibility that the election re
turns on the night OF November s will
show Democratic House of Repre-.
sentatives for the Forty.ninth Con-
gress.
Under the peculiar conditions
which are prevailing in various parts
OF the country II is possible that the
Republicans may elect their national
ticket and still lose the House by a
large majority.
THE Herald has made an investiga.
ton OF this subject and Is able TO pre-.
sent few hard facts. based on careful
inquiry and reliable information.
Put briefly. the situation Is that the
Democrats have rather the better Of It
at the outset OF the campaign. There
are 1856 members OF the House of Rep
rcsentatives. In the present House
there are 20s Republicans, 172 Demo
Gratis. two Union Labor delegates and
four vacancies. The Republicans thus
nave HlaJUTlt! OF %.
Investigation shows that in tho
United States there are 1853 districts
that can be counted safely Democrat.
ic. There are l56 districts that can be
counted safely Republican. There are
"a doubtful districts, which may be
carried by either side. and in these
the great battle for the control of the
House Of Representatives must be
fought.
"ln order to obtain a bare majority,
II Is necessary for the Democrats to
carry rs Of the n doubtful districts.
II is necessary for the Republicans to
carry thirty-six of them.
THE doubtful districts are now rep
,aa,pt.I In rnpyr,aa ne rnIInuS,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-19
LUTHERAN CHURCH FAIR.

The ladies of the Lutheran Evangel.
iCal church will give German Fair
the first week In November and have
already organized for the event. The
fair will be held on the grounds at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. lsen'
berg at Punahou. The following
ladies' have been chosen to look after
the booths: Mrs. ]. J. Locker. Mrs
Carl Du Roi, Mrs. Il. l.. Berndt, Mrs
Tietjen, Mrs. Heightmann, Miss
Schnoor, Mrs. II. Gehring, Mrs. Geo
Rodiek, Mrs. w. +. Pfotenhauer, Mrs
J. F. C. Hagens, Mrs. II. Fake, Mrs
Armin Haneberg. Mrs. II. Schultze
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Mrs, Wiesks
Mrs. +. W. Klehabn.