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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
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SPECIAL ~ " g! NO AsA'Ss
81 CHATHAM, Y A,,.. August 29.-Ed,, ack-
son and Adrian Jeffr!es, bbers, VINO .es-
capped from Cha than jail Saturdaay were W.
captured al & FRANKLIN Junction Saturday
might. hile the gcaptors were bindlng
j ackson, who made a desp te light for
freed om, Jeffries escaped, and was later
tcaptured In Danvlle. Both a re- now Ee-
curely confined IN the 5all q. ana ! VIII y pc
DANVILLE,.. /. A,--- n SPECIAL water
awarded the contract for the eonstruc7
ttionSof q filtering plant TO the Pittsp ~,
Filter Misunderstanding y Company. The
filterer is to be OF two million gallon
capacity per diem. and Is to cost the
ei RiSREa n5 ispssass Touca
and Frederic ksburg Telephone Company
has secured a charter a Wa rd ed the / con-
tract for furnishing and setting the no!es
OF the Telephone line, which gis 70 e$tend
from Toluca, In Sta ford county, hy .GaE-
risnnyille STAFFORD Courthouse, Brooke
and Boscobal, to This city:
SCsBORN's GAP. yA.-Th first issue
OF the Clint wood Times is Just out. The
paper IN edited by. Thomas i: BLIZZARD,
a ahee i IL a 81 the, emocracy !,
PETNRSBURG,{$ YA.--A sfreigh wreck
on the Nnrfolk ma Western Railroad to-
night between pyayerly and DisPutant ne
has blocked the track for several hours.
No one was injured, a Wfecklug tram
has been sent from here, 55l {. ssa IS @
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nesday, e oppose Congressman l;re s,: y.


qssday, e {, o q S, ], 6 W
NJ Rev Rev. a. sJ. coons OF 4 Orange county.
ntes Of Beuiah, Bibbs and Forest Hin
f Krkand b camp
closed to-day. aftersa successful meeting
days on the h an some gro Ids OF
county r ev.!s j w.
leee vas Ilnfphat
$comac, A and Rev. Richard Edwards, Of
Farnham Rev. Dr, &: W. Beal!e who y
4l joseph Cole. negro. Was struck by
MESSENGER train in Prince William county
a few day Us ago and ms antly killed. rs.
Mr. Fippo has purchased e the p, PIG
to- the cardozo estate. near p oswell n a
Mr., Ira Walker has sold his fine farm
in Orange county to Mr., John i. Ap '1tAa
Deputy treasurer j. IL Bullock, OF
Caroline county while coming to this CITY
on Saturday. loAk-h his pocket book contain
ing 5000. IA colorcd boy, who came "a long
the road soon n fter was suspe ted of hay
searched sea and $40 vas found on his per-
son. Officer Tansill, Of this city. has the
money in charge awaiting legal directions
u Judge ID sls John 4. GoolrIck, Of this city.
was unable to keep his appolntme TO
Virginia. on account of sickness,
If o tss s Aeeh hars
here yesterday at both the morning and
pastor. Rev. llanas, who is TAX IS,
II Two t,s vya il horses belonging to Mr..
I county, were killed by lightning while
grazing In q. field a few days Il SO. X,
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FROM RIG MoND Vac HEAP RATES
VIA sEARoARD AIR LINE. 5s

San :FRANcIsco. JAIL, and return
ss5. 81. Account Triennial Conclave,
Knight Templars. and Sovereign Grand
Lode I. o. o. b. Y Tickets on sale Au-)
rust 18TH to Septembe 9th, inclusive. lim-
rad Ia October q, 1904
M q. and return. 81 IS.
Account Sabbath School Convention OF
The synod Of catawba. I1ckets sold on
the certificate plan. a We ust it'll to 2sth,
irc,nsiye limited to return at any time
nnt late than August S1st.
lATIsfiN, TEXAS. Il and return IS,
4 cconnt A National Baptist Convention.
T rrI sold September It'll and 9TH,
i lrn "a 4 to return at any date not later
i harf Is ADtember$ 30th. "a
t 1stI kssrtrANO0 GA, TEL M. and 1 return.
|: 81 -. I: Account lntsrnati onal Association
- etHi r,,a Engineers; tickets sold September
TIdI leth, limited to- September Goth;
Mt Mt on ,,,'f payment OF bo cents tickets will
~ e1tended to any date not later than
SfAIiInf the above rates apply from Rich-
tn,ond IVA. Proper tlonall ~ cheap rates
nay be had at al. other stati Ions on the
~ 1.t' 3. LIZARD. ". AZ, TAYLOR.
,phone u.s. 1 $50 II d, Main st, richmond. Va.
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ACCOUNTS SHORT.
Agent at Calverton Under Ar
/ .resst-Spotsylyania Republicans

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatcl,.)
\ r. J II. Partlow, RAILROAD and express
agent, at Calverton. In Lower Fauquier
county, has been arrested and committed
| to jail, charged with being short In his
I married man with several children,
z The Republicans of Spotsylyanla coun-
ttyin mass meeting at the county seat,
eon Saturday. elected Il delegat es TO tho
to be held at Tappa hammock, August a1st
gas follows 4: r. g. Il B des,s s. Az Orr
~ anles M lett and Char les r. .And rews;
! a!ternates, Absalom Wal Ter, r.. p. " Dung,
~. G. Butzner and Clarence r hodesB4It
was al lily white convent on,t not q single
negro being present ~ 4 II S.
Captain oseph II or, OF Mat haWs
county, is prominently mentioned as tile
probable nominee OF the Repu blicans for
Congress a t their conyent Ion IN ext We'd
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.DAM ! |. | /: |. | / ]! !:
IN MURDER TRIAL
Great Interest in the Exalniria-
ton Of Witnesses in
the Case.

sJAR RAFT y VA August 2SS.NAIl Inn
/ mense crowd OF citizens from this and
adjoining counties were here to-day IN
attendance on the Boiling murder trial.
Deep interest Is manifested in every
quarter. @ IN & ~ y .55ts III
The court reconvencd al about O'clock,
counsel on both sides arriving on the mid
day train. Justice ohnston, assisted by
Justice Hamlet, nre holding the court.
The Citizens Committee Is represented
by Mr.. F. =. Buford, OF BrunsWick couti-
ty, who expressed regret and surprise
at not meeting Commonwealth's8At toriiey
Cooke, OF Sussex county. Tho prisoner
lis represented by Mr.. y. r. Person OF this
place, and Mr. Il. II. Mann. OF Peters,.
burg. The court L. being held In tho
Sopcrl air because OF lack OF ornfortable
house room. rs Is
3 About twenty-five witnesses have been
summoned by the prosecution. So FAR as
Is known the prisoner has not summoned
any witnesses. He will doubtless do SO
before the case Is closed. ~ III
81 Examination OF witnesses proceeded
smoothly, being FREQ from the wrang1ing
often heard In such cases. w lille the
bulk OF evidence Is rather damaging to
the prisoner, so far nothing Of q startling
nature has developed. II
Z Perhaps Miss Stewards, the prisoners
sisters evidence Is most damag ing In
her evidence. It was stated, her brother.
who called on her the day after the
young iadysg absence. said that Miss
Boiling had gone TO Brunswick. At the, the
same time and during the same conye
sation, he said that Il found dead In the
woods. he. Stewart, would be charged
with the murder. W
The Citizens Committee also has de-.
position from Miss Boiling g other ar an
aged lady. who lives in Brunswick couu-
sty, which. II allowed as evidence In ecurt.
would be damaging. II Is hardly probable
that this will be admit ted. About one-
half OF the witnesses have been ex-
amined to-day and the court a. has V ad-
1ourned until tomorrow at II u o'clock.
The counsel on both sid es is consld
able. and a spicy time may be looked for for
alerB on. f 4 sS5. n ltss444
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On account OF moving Into new qnRriSs
sters, we will sell for Mr.. Che King ct his
old place OF uslness. N o. 25 North Sixth
Street, S5WEDNESDAYS MORNING, ssA t--l
GUST 31stS commencing at 70: 80 q clock
one large, very fine g ROGERS sReir!gra
made Of Polished Hard Nv God. 18th Glass
Doors, cost SIPS q. llshed Hard
Wood Counter, wi tn 8 large. Vegetabley
Trays; foot Coun ter. wi tn Front Bins; 4
Fruit Display Show Case. large Conedi
Mil sausage Grinder IL good !. or ger
Hard wood Once bParti tion. With sliding
Door, Meat Block Shelving 8, etc.
Also a. la ge lot Of Groceries ETC., con .s
sisitng OF Il 20 nbroken. ca es assorted s
iLoundyr Soaps lot OF Z oilet Soap. Bottled
Mustard ana Sauces. Glass Jelly, BAKING
Soaps, lot OF Toilet Soap, Bottled y NUS
.tards and Y Sauces, Glass ~ ely, G BakinG
Powders, Chocolate to. Nuts, Cannedl Goods
jiarse5lot q Lamp q! mneys; lot.of empty
.6O3lb. Lard Tins Buckets Herring, MACK
;eral. Pilsbury w hole w heat Fl Jour, Cakes.
Buckets Preserves and ZAP Pc 5& Hutter,
sBroorns. shboards & large lot OF Hope.@
sCaseS5D Diamond ri e ES$ Grease Il 2 gS Cases
Prunes, Dried Apples. $ and & !humd rousS
other groceries, etc. 4
Sale positive All goods must be- - ~
moved day of sale
59' THE VALENTINE AUCTION. 90.
ri ctlOneex1.sySg
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u Stewart in Petersburg g.
.iisnec,aI ~ Tha Tines.Dispatcl

r. PETERSBURG, va. August p -
Charles r. Stewart. Of Sussex county. the
young man now being tried. at y ar ARA
va, for the alleged murde OF MISS an q
ME BOILING a mem Der OF his honsenolu:
bsegs hsrS
Jarratt on an order signed by s. tee |, 9
OF the Peace George Nv S. Johnson.MIW nc
with Justice W. a. aamlett, 10 Sconoucs.
ing the trial. The order omm!ts stewart
TO the care OF the keeper 81 the jail at
Petersburg until ot y ~
5Jarratt station on the Atlan1hc S sath
Line Railroad. a bout thirty miles sou l9lny
IS s. ewart e also al i, was accompan ied by Mr.:
sR.0H. Mann, COMMUNICATIVE attorney
OF this city, who is one OF his counse
had no statement t.. m axe. III MT; Man1
said that he thought tat the trial sWonla
be concluded Ell to- morrow II Is sta.eu
here Z, sag ,Loa,qha ey
OF the murd cred Girl on the witness stand "a 10
tto-morrow, butt that ts consid cred ~ very
- Nj. = ~ 81 p. ;Buford, Concentrating At
Etorney of Brunswick Il count y. " no 34 mas as
been retained 4 by ci tizens .of. Su ssexIt 20
ASST, IN the prosecution off, S teWar r, ar
rived on the same train wi tn the prison
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.VIRG1NIANs IN \ ST. LOUIS.
Those Registe y Yesterday at
The Times-D Dispatch Bureau.
S,fnctn tn 'I,oc Times. Dismal.

tSaoctri tn rI,nc Times. D,spatc n.1
ST. LOUIS, MO. August g The fol-
lowing irginians registered VIZ at The
3Times-D Dispatch Bureau to-day: F. T., RUS
Sell. Jr.. ". 4 A allory. Richmond +; IL.
ram Birmingham. Hampto ton: Florence;
SBrlttingha Accomac county, VIII Hale.
jOldtoWn: A. C. Chancellor. University Of
Virginia; I = charlottesytlle;t
5yersisy q Virginia \ 6. :. KAUFMAN. Chat
&Branaman, flsNTaynesboro; P.sg G. A SwItzer,.
Roman; s. f. Cline. Mount Sidney: W.
5Ileece, Tazewell; G.. r. Berry Greenviie;j
q. n i. Langley and wife, Norfolk; Berlin
dina I3 ID Barring ale. Richmond: Z. RC c.
Ross, FaTrenton 81 -. III, On kinson.
Buena Vista; Weaver Harris. I4exing top; I
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y y. Armstrong, Lynch;
burg Crane stan Z, q. XII y
RroppiinI; /. RGsn exc Sy IL
Lille s. Brown. MARY S. Neals, Mrs.
Percy Lindsay. y. s. Brauer; D. ~. I, Grif-
slnonll !; Mrs W.. =, Harman, Eva B,
Shields, Staunton; Laura Peek, Hampton;
x B. nd q II, + S r icker.S Fort Meyers; =
Martha & r.. Hollowell.. Gordonsyille: Miss
Minnie Marsh. Abing lon; Mrs. ]. c.. Car
Marion; w: G. Elliott; Blacksburg: Z. !.
vile; ii .fJ. . Woods and wife. Pearisbnrg;
aDr. b. L Winston and WI re-. q II Ian over
I Elizabeth c. Stephens. Charlo tesyille %.
4 THOMSON, Gu PEPPER; Mrs. c. T.. Gordon,
Lexington: Mrs. ] ohm Han ckle, Roanoke
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY 4. N. WORKMAN 4 Co.

A ucrroN SALE OF MR.. Il. s;
{ hl1HOMPsON.s FARM q ~ IS A3RES'
AND HANDSOME NEW DIV ELLfNG.
NORTH OF THIS CITY. LOCATED ON
THE LINE OF TIE r., r.. & r. r. RI.
AT GREEN'S ROSsING, AND FRO NJ
ING ALSO THE IERMI TAGE ROAD,
AND ROAD FROM THAT TO THE z
LAUREL ROAD; ONLY ~ OLA MIL
TO ELECTRIC CAR LINE. 81
AT the request OF the owner. who u nov
Ing from the state. we will sell at public
auction, on the premises on S ss5ss ss
AUGUST Dist NEXT,
at s o'clock r. NJ, this valuable. property
The dwelling iscomfortable and we'll ar
ranged, with gas, water, bat HI. etc. /; good
shade, some fruit, necessary cuth,iildings.
About 10 acres cleared. balance In pine
and oak timber. All OF the land - good
and we'll drained, and nearly all fenced.
Six trains stop in front OF the house daily
In fact. here are all OF the conveniencsss
Of the city and advantages OF the country
too, and home seekers Will do we'll to ats
tend this saleY Further particulars at the
offices OF the auctioneers. Is ~
TERMS-Ilbera1 and announced at sale.
II. NJ. sWORTHAM g. CO., s
aug 25-tds ~ Auctoneers. Il;
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BY Richmond Auction
i ... I POS F. Main. n,
Auction Sale y Z Show Cases
Typewriter Desk, Letter File,
Cham Der Suits Vardrobes,
ParlorS Suits. Buggy and Har-
ness F&cs, e o. Day.

We Will Sell TO DAY Tuesday. August
BOT hi commencing at 10 $50 o. clock, at our
;warerqon,s {, l2o5 e I'll Main Stree, g large
lot Of Furn! ture, etc. VI Sid bar
Counters Show Cases. 81 Outside Show Case.
IL Wall Show Case Il TypeWriter,s Desk, ~
Letter File, in lfa ndsome walnut case; 2
Spool Cotton Cabinets, a brass Beds.
Walnut Wardrobes. sideboards, Extension
Tables. a Dining Chairs. Bookcases. Rock-
gers. Parlor Cabinets, Hat Racks. Centre
Tables, n Handsome CHARTERED Oak
( Library Table, Lace Curtains, Pictures.
sEasles,R MIRRORS. Cd d "a Beds. Bureaus,
kWashstands. Child.s Beds. OF lclot1l, II 80 ia $,
5ParlorS Chairs Clocks. Elect ric Fans, Mat
Stresses, etc. etc. This ia an unusually
large stocks OF nice goods and they must
be soldst make room for ct her large con-
sTi55 5 b RICHMOND AUCTION co.
FS Geo. HI. iValen Inc, Auctf oneer.
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Big D a,1llai,ge Suit.

l35ls Especial to The Times DIspatch. 50
e WELDON NJ c. August 2s.-Tile most
important case on the civil docket&Ewas
called for trial this morning, Lonnie Dan
iel|against the Roano Ike. Mills Company.
injured #whllec leaning out a machine In
the mill. Congr ssnlan Claude B ltchin
Senator E.. -. Travis and Sands Goyle
appear for the plaintiff d The mills com.
spany Is represented by Solicitor w. p
Daniel. David Bell and w. Al Dunn.
fBf This is the big co ton mill at Roanoke
Rapids, IN which Charles Cohen, II he Mi
hisers and others OF Richmond are inter.
:ested. The case attracts considerable at:
ftenton and there are many witnesses
1T will not 60 to the jury before JYednes.
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By Mcyeigl1 & 4 CHM. # II
Real Estate Auctioneers, III
11l2s FL Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAID ga 81 ss955is'E
two DESIRABLE VACANT OTIS

NJ BY virtue 81 q certain deed OF trust to
the undersigned trust tee, lated IN oyember
25 1880, duly recorded In the clerk 8 ice
OF the Richmond Chancerys Court, In ID.
b. 142 a. Az page efault having been
made. and being req ired SO to DO by the
benehc iary, = Will proceed to- sell J, on the
p'els TUESDAY. AuG GUST ., 1eo4,
at O'Clock F. 81 s'.al that lot. a,
in the city Of r. ichm ond g fronting 107A
{ eet on the; west lin 6 Of Maple Street,
north Ct Poplar Street and Eats5 clock
lot frentting q feet oa the sonth
Randolph Street ~, L.
Cash fficient to pay cost and
Expenses OF executing this trust. al city
and State take s@ due, and aS note for $593 so.
with I'M erest on Same from U Noyemb Der
18th, 1891 sub ject, however, to- q credit
Of 500 OF Nove1n Der 18Th 1891; balance
upon such terms as may be announced at
sale. sst 8 JAMES EW..s9ANDERsoN,aaS
81 Trustee.
4 Meveigh &S G1inn, AUG loneers.
aug A:6t NJ & 66SiS;
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MISS R0oSE VEL
ANTS in AUTO
Daughter Of Preside lent Has Mar
row Escape From Sc 4
rious Injury.
rii,o!,u,:,s:EInjj,uL,Ilr..yy,
I(By,Associated Press.o

NEWPORT, r. Aug. Cit wa s.
learned tod az that Miss Allie Roosevelt
tainted In William Payne Thompson'ss
automobile early satlrdy morning while
she Yves on her way from a dancin parry
PARTY at Col. and Mrs. jays residence.
AT the corner Of q road. "a. De Navarro s.
chauffeur, B runnini h tsmactdne at sa,
rapid pace sud denly appeared, and had
not 1Thompson IS chau ffeur stopped ut
3cnce serious accident would save oc-
Cured. The Thomp on machine wns
brought to- "a standstill so quick " that
The occupa were thrown TO the BOT
tom 8ins a heap. Miss Roosevelt tain ted,
but soon revived Michael Woods. Ma
tyarro's chauffeur was arrested and sent
to jail for i've days for fast driving.
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MERRY BEE HUNTERS.
Attack Bee Trees at n ightH and
Get Both Honey and Stings. II
) fcraciaI "a THE ,TInnes-Disr

Especial to The Time Dispatch.)
INGRAM, VA August 29.--At 8 O'CLOCK
Wednesday evening a gay party assembled l1 i
e. TO- :! :, o nun
IA ne party. & inS eleven bug ies and
two hay wa ons. v ent to the large BODY ,i
of woods Of Mr.; Tune. tW g, am I,it
echoes of laughter and cheers w hen che
tree Tell nd tho party thered around
With tatlons q gathering n honey s Y.
busy little. creatures, the party projected
to the second tree In the DDS Of M MT.
j. w. Carlton. In q short time the Tree e
ali were driven ba ok BY the angry bees
and 4 a few Of the party were left with
s.swell heads. After a 20 cd part @, the
honey wa 81 taken the par y It ook =; their
departure for home. amid many cheers
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q PETERSBURG K COUNCIL.
Decide on Separate Committees
for Each Body.


eyjy YE eeeied tss Board a. dermen and
Council. at 3as caucus to; might, decided
the much discussed question Of Joint tv OF
3of iSsepara te commit tees-hve to four In
tho Aldermen. twelve to nine In i1 the g
Council. Y. y. ], - Z, =
eli elected anew. who were nearly all In
favor OF Joint committe and i the new s,S
members Of the Board off, Aldermen ana J
separate committtees.yT The two cham
sbers at first met together. and then ue-
.ciied to hold separate NEE ngs. Z, {. 9,
in ca CHI chamber. but no other commit
tee has yet been chosen and no ofilcers
have Il been elected. It Is expected that
further conferehccs will Il be held very soon.
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soMaRAsN M0R IS $50 N osHsgK sen1
health. We VIII sell at auction the hard
somely furnished home of the Rev. DR..
p. A. solly, at his residence, No. 41e n.
sfss arss MaResra as blppa at ana
Chairs. Upholstered in Six Darrask Pol.
ished Mahogany Musio abinet: hand
some CHARTERED Oak Center "a hies hand 9.
any Pedestal, small Mahogany Book Case.
very fine Solid Braas Filigree Parlor
Lamp. several pretty. Parlor Pictures.
cfa XasnrS e MeaRet R SaTps'
Desk and Revolving Chair, CHARTERED
STAND, 2 me CHARTERED oak Book cases,
CHARTERED Oak sIdeboard very fine
3uarterel Oak Sewing Table. Pillar Legs.
room Chairs Refrigerator, Crockery and
fine. Red Velvet Carpet. n
4. Front Cham ber--Ha ndsorne Brass
TprInTs sd Ena ann saod 5o a nad wt
stress; very hne Polished Chartered ga k
Dresser and ,Washstarld, with fine Plate
VI IA, AK Ghlftonier Toilet get.
Ladies' Writing Desk Chartered Oak
Mantel Folding Bed, with Spring and
Cotton Mattress. Wool Druggets, Pic
lures, etc. q s.
Rear Cham ber-very handsome Curly
Birch Bedroom Suit, Q Drop7Sides Chill
Edren's Enalneled Iron Beds, with Brass
Trimming; Spring and Cotton Mattresses.
Lace Web Spring, Sectional Mattress,
etc.
Is Hall-Quartered Oak Hall Rack, fine
Willow Go-cart with Lace Pnfasol and
Rubber Tire Wheels, In perfect order;
handsome Green Velvet Hall and Stair
Carpet. "a a a KS lS{ isj 355 KS
81 Kitchen Gas Range. flne Cabinet TIA
Boards, etc; Cooking Utensils, Floor
5Oilcloth, etc, 81 I'd NJ &
h. Everything Is OF the best quality. and
a The FL SVAIEN TIN AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL PEI SoNALLY G CONDUCTED
OUR TO sT.sLoUls M o.,

$50 t33l 3 ER 20, 800, q ~ f3l
The Southern Railway ilegs to announce
they will. on September 20, 100, 4 operate q
special train to St. Louis consisting Of
latest design Pullmans and day coaches,
going through without change. The rain
the Passenger epa rtment, and the route
will be through Asheyil L. \ 5't Land of the
sky Knoxville, lexington. LoulsYllls,
etc, at which points stop overs will be
allowed j II desired. For full information
apply to your ticket agent or address,
''s5. C. wv. WESTBURY,sD.P F. Al
Il II Fl Richmond, Va,
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q,
MOST DELI OUTING.
Every Sunda Via c. & 0

E Combined rail and water trip, No dust,
no dlrt.s Fast clean ride to the ocean,
without stops. "a sail across Hampton
Itoads in a handsome stea lner. II .ne round
Trip, to Newport News. did Point. Ocean
View and Norfolk. Two fast trains, with
paror cars. leave Main Street Station
every Sunday, s 80 and 8 "a. Nj. = S{# n y
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\ BY r he 4 alenttne Auction Coz;
Auct ioneers. SEs

GROCER1Es, LARGE GROCER'sa RE-
Show CASES, pol
5IsHED3IIARDWOOD &COUNTER..L1A LARGE
FICEEPARTITION,@s cALES.ar OBACC0.:
ATsAIyCTION,SSAT o.
AS NJ. SIXTH sSTREET.S n ssSSS
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Gaines Bingham

"a (3pecial to The Tlmes-p ispat ch.) 4Esis5
/ FREDERICKSBURG, " Ar, "A gust, 40 =
M. Adgef Gaines and Miss Il. Cl ling ham,,
ansastSSs c9 nabiIst weGGsh a arsad
| iXVeems, Rev. N. w. Clay ook of1ciat-
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BY George ", Oliver Auctloaeer.
i5 Az w, Broad st. Phone, 2cc775, is
New Linoleum, Mating, Pic
lures. Mirrors, Furniture, Cook
Stoves. Store Counter, &c,

T will sell THIS DAY at 1880 A, NJ.
at my wnrerooms, No. A4 Vest Broad
Street, new Limo eum. Mating, a new
assignment OF Pictures Mirrors Z Oak
and othey Bedroom Suits, wardrobea.
sideboardsS Tables. Chairs Rockers. Writ
Ing Desk. China Press. Ice Boxes. Re-
sfrlgerators, " tohen Furniture Ia bles.
Sofa, CABINETS, Gas 0 Range, Cooking
Stoves. one N; 1hoEany Chest OF Drawers.
one 6-foot Sol one Secretary. several
odd pieces Bureaus, Wash Stands. one
1O-foot Oak Store Counter: also, gE n lot
i:. '9 GEo.ssy. OLIVER,
I:5yyy ..5 az Auctioneer,
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Found Dead,

(specialN to The a Times DIspatch,l -I.
Weeks. Of Re dsyille wa s. found dead at
Spray early this morning, The cause soe
his death hIs not been learned here,
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1904, AT 30 CLOCK a. NJ. Il 8Ss.s
4, will sell all the; household effects OF
Major Robert Stiles. who lis leaving the
city, at the "a bove mentioned time and
place, consisting Of 1 fine Swell Front Ma
hogany5 Sideboard. ~ Pier Table, Mahog-
any Centre Table,81 Corner China Press,
jig Mahogany Combdn ma lion & l.ellarette a
Mahogany Sofa. 2 Ma ogany Arm Chairs,
is Mahogany wv ork Table, 6 Mahogany
Chairs, 1 hoganys Roc er;S I'll French Bed
steady, / French Bureau !. French Wash
stand, q q Han dsome4s Dressing Tables. ~
ree-fourttB Nfahog amy B edstead Il Ma
hogany Bureau. Nal ngany Nashs tand.,
Lion Claw foot Sofa. Il Rose
wood Sofa. 4 Rosewood Arm Chair (solid
Sbaclf) 81 Rosewood Side Chairs to match,
518Hand some rosewood Hal Rack, 3 Hand
some IAN tique Oak Hall Chairs, Il large
5Bufet.y2 Bookcases. 81$ nina e ress, ~ ten
piece Oak broom Suit II ten-piece Cher
~ Bedroom Suit, ~ Cherry Bookcas SCI and
secre tary combined & &c herry Wardrobe.
81 Cherry IS RIGA. Brac. IT ble,81 Mali ogany
Music Stand. q Brass Tenders and Tongs,
ii large Handsome Tete-a- Tete, Hand some
Mahogany Extension Dining-Ioom Table,
one half dozen Dining Chairs, large NUM-
her Steel En- cravings, Pictures, Crockery,
}Cutglass, et CO. etc az
ETERNfS-Positivelyi cash. q
III ifs N GEO. w. MAYO, 5Auctionee r. 8
# B. e. Buford, Aianag and salesn1a an
aug D&sept ia
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.AU,o':r1!lyyo g! g, \ SALE 81 q !.
SIX ATTRAC T'IV''; l!' NEW p \
Gray, Brick Dwell ;lllings,
Nos )! 800, 80 9e t|]tI; |.
w est Mars hall Street,
406, 4 '0l)I|' 40 40
North Grab am Street

on THURSDAY, sEPTEABER1 i. 1904.
at $50 o'clock q p. NJ, on the premises.
We will offer the above prop erty at pub
lie auction, These wellings are modern.
With porcelain bath: etc. and e AZ ssGGT
THO Marshall Street houses have =. rooms
each, and the Gro ham street houses
have 6 rooms, each: and tho total annual
rental Is $1.s9S. n AS
TERMS; Very liberal. NJ IS Ia ils
81 M siss GREEN AND Redo,
Il. n; Aucti oneerA ri