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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
BIG MOTOR CAR WILL
a. RACE STEAM ENGINE
Especial to Tho Times.plspatch


NEW YORK, Nov. Pinot satisfied with
sizzing around turns on two wheels and scorch-
Ing tho atsmosphere with the terrific speed they
already have attained, some Of the more daring
Tor race between motor car and loco
jn.otlve; 70 take place at St, Angustine. Fla;;
race meet II Janusry: ". J. Morgan, who
has made thaf Ormond meet brilliant sue
cess, ID making pan1 for the novel contest.
Tho proposed race Min be the Oldest speed
contest ever thought Of. even In these days
OF spa &C annthilatlon.
The promoters Of the proposed race intend
tn use parallel tracks. on one eide, OF which
the locomotive viii make Its rum. ard o.
tho other the motor Will carve the ambient,
The motor Is to have srooved wheels similar
to those on a locomotive. StIly y taf
It Is anticipated by the gentlemen having
the unique race In charge that all speed
records will be smashed TO amithsreers, and
that the contest Will afford more. excitement
even than the racing between the motor
cars on Ormond's broad and sweeping beach.
The race promises to DO the most ensational
feature OF the winters racing IN Florida,
1t surely VIII be exciting enough to keep tho
most daring OF speed merchants on thelr
tlDtb08.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
YANKEE beaten BY
IRISH CHAMPION
DAILY Wins From Joyce by 4
Yard-The Finish Was
5+ Cane,+;or,l
Sensational.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
3 WORK. November 2l.-John J.. DAILY,
the champion long dIsta- runner Of ireland.
d. feated John Joyce, the American champion,
yesterday afternoon. at Celtic Park. in their
Lte-mi.e match for the word s championship.
Tho rncc resulted in sensational finish.
DAILY winning by scant yard In the fast
time oil 2s:4o .-b.
The race, which was the second between
these rival runners. drew more than five
thousand people TO the grounds OF the Greater
New York irish Athletic Association. NJ AZ
& Yesterdays event gave DAILY his second vic-
tory over the American champion Tho fret
mo they came together Joyce fell when
within q few feet Of the finish and was
b aten out Tho claim that he was trlpped
by Daily and interfered With resulted IN the
return meeting
Joyce set the pace for the first mile. but
on the second mile. DAILY was In front. Boyee
.aain took the leed on the third mile put
final struggle Joyce retained his slight advAn-
taEe to tho wire amid great enthusiasm,
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new YORK wins
BIG HANDICAP
Favorite Ran Poorly and Was
Left Entirely Out Of the
Reckoning
coLoNsAY's GAME FIGHT I!
Wrcstcd Sixth Race From Lord
Badge After Hard
Struggle.
FIGHT
NV Asaociated press.l

(By Associated Press.)
JENNINGS, u. c., Nov. N.-Two favor
ties end a second choice were among the
six winners at the Bennings track to-day.
Allumeur, the favorite In the first hand
leap. ran poorly. Mrs. Frank Foster leo
most Of the way. but gave out at the
turn into the stretch, whore New York
won With ease. In tho other handicap
Colonsay made formidable showing
against the favorite, and In game fght
at tho finish wrestcd the place from
Lord Badge. Summaries:
T5 rafssas ~ st so ;x r aRa has
t third. Time, Lee IS. 0' 1>0' Z
Second race-fo two.year.olds. six fur
lenEsEp A i G 81 e y fret; santa "a y,
third. Time, / Is. I.
Third raee--handlcap for two-year.old,s
ee n ne sd B tSsss Sapt 70 seeon
Thistle, Heather u3 to 81 third, Tine
Fssss f.u t. arse saa q:
ness az 70 y second, Delpnine g to y
Fifth race-sslllns, three-year- olds and q
aP s m3 B1o aad s eop s.
liza III to 10 third. Time 1:4e rs.
sixth race--handieap, for tour-yeaT.olds
ena pp s ne aaa m sseons
Lord Badge (s Il. to y third. Time. 1857,
Entries for To-day.
First race-three-year:olds and up. ,slx
cate. IS: ,s,snet Rlng, Roohland. Tlth-
Cottage Maid. Midnight Chin es. l1?: Bob
Murphy. Grecian Maid. Rakland 1oa; Al
forten.. Show Girl, yvelrson1e i 1o7; Pan Pan
Arsenal. il: Van Rosen, lo7 and osgood,
100. ri ,si9 n
second raeez;ssl!ins; ,wsS:ye sn,,o!d
IL; Honey Haskell. Maid OF Tlmbuc ktoo,
Critical, Dance Music, Festoon. Delcor-
Sonado, Nassa, 100; *. Limerick, M =.
Garment ndds1, EXaX r.. 4 s.1 Ltts nN NJ
vada, x. Julia G.. x. Maggie stroup. 49,;
Third 7race-steeplechase three-year-olds,
about two miles-veatment. ~; Parson
Kelly, Harlem Sailor. Suns hine After
k ks''s q Si1sS. cams css&. fsFsasSss
Fourth race-the Dixie. t1ree-year.olds,
one and Ithree-quartera nnles-Ostr1ch, l3;
Andrew Mack, The southerner, l6:
course-To1,, La wson, SO; Xxx Weirtsome,
* Won Ro sen, x. Multi Blanche; x, Sue
Mac, * Skinner x, vartraiy. x. Law
81, Sixth race-maidens. two,year-olds and
c COZ; Foot. rithenia, Ito; Madam
Satan, Panique. Allihda. l0: Ausohood
Mawtrey Lord Aintrse % 92lX On 9ne' IS
t Mass'oc o S,riS9p; and d1 Kisssl g.
l. * 9Anprentjce allowed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
AUCTION sAIEs-This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co..
General Auctioneers,"
i3S e. Main st.

A pMIMIsTRAT,9 Rg SALE y Of y
RIGHT PIANO. BRASS BEDS. FINE
CARPETS. RUGS DRUGqyrs, HAT
N1EEH AND STAND, NiAHoaANY SIDE
BOARD AND DINING TABLE. sPAR1,OR
SUITS WARDRoBEs, WALNUT CHINA
PRESS. FEATHER BED. CROCKERY,
Ere. ETC TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~.
As administrator Of tho estate OF Mar
tina r.. Shepherd. deceased. Will sell at
the Richlnond Auction Companies ware
pS1 NS nsEt M y srse st
1920 a. M. a. large and desirable oolec-
ton OF Household Furniture, etc, EN-.
braoing, in parts Upright Ebony Case
Piano, made by Bradford Plano Company
beds. witt; Box Springs; Enamel Bed and
Springs. Single and Double Wardrobes, In
Oak and Walnut. Rosewood Bureau and
Washe.and, Chamber and Parlor Suits,
Oak Book Case, Handsome OAK Hat
A oxs as sSMHoFanyc Pes
/ Large Refrigerator; Tea Their. Beds. nice
assortment OF Blankets. Quilts, shcets.
Counterpanes. Lace Curtafns. fancy Onyx
Parlor Table. Clover Leaf Table. very
Lea Their Library Revolving Chair. Ped
estal and Jardirriere. l handsome Umbrella
Stand, Pictures. several good Carpets and
Drtggets. Mating, ] fine Mahogany Din
ing Table and Chairs, nice assortment Of
Stove, Cooking Utensils, etc. etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
This Is very nice collection, and the
ladies are invited to attend sale
3. MORGAN sH Fl = q r. D.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO..
gal Auctloneers
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II .ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
II SALE OF FURNITURE, BRASS
BEDS, ENAMEL BEDS. CHAMBER
SUITS, MATTING,S FINE CARPET AND
NEW MATING, ETC,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1880 a. M. q
We will sell at our warerooms. No 1906
East Main Street, TUESDAY. NOVEAI-
BER %, commencing Mt 1880 A.. NJ, !
large collection Of Household Furniture,
viz: handsome All-Brass Beds, Enamel
Beds. and Springs, Oak Chamber Suit,
Parlor Suits, Center Tables, fine Carpet,
such as Administers Velvets. Moquets.
Art Squares, snlyrna\ Rugs, nice line. OF
new Mating. handsome patterns. very
flne line OF Mirrors, Pictures, Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Cook Stoves, etc; also sell
for account OF Sheriff OF City OF Rich
mond. ! large Grocery or Restaurant nj Re-
t RICHMOND AUCTION co,
Geo. H. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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PATRONS LOS
immense sums.
Estimated That Racing Associa-
tons, and Few Bookmakcrs
Absorbed $1o,ooo,ooo.
pL " RS WIN FORTUNES Y. Ne:
Business at Bc11lnings Ring
said to be Very Small.
5 Probable Contest.
tspecial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

wAsiitNGToN. b. G. November si.-The
season now nearing q, close In the East has
been the most DISASTROUS ono to race erack
patrons over known IN the history Of the
American turf. X conservative book1nakcr
hero tonight estimated that 100000 had
been given up during the year BY the men
who follow The sport. This money has been
'absorbed" by the various racing assoca-
tons and a few booklnakers.
Only thrcc or four biz plunEcrs among tho
vast army OF betters have been able to close
tho season with profit. These are pitts
burg Phil (Georse r. smlth), Joe Yeeser.
David Gideon and Fred Eschner. While
number q small bank.r1s ws,s I, oi !. vs oy
are many thousands ot,-dollars ahead.
rhe most notable bookmakers who have won
Ss.s George we ts. s1'osa;s at Sol eh.n
lios., 5000: william Cover. tso.ooo; sam
;ioSSS; a rr;n g. py's w.lt.r n0"s M
Among the Plungers.
Joe Blume is one OF Che fortunate book
makers. Three years ago he was clerk IN
s.e snas mere sDH "a small .a SOCK
tad under the narne Of the "l1londyxe Club"
and made money from the start. LAT y ~,
mont tor = song. and the horse won several
4 Last summer Biuins had a monopoly In the
4 field ring with fourteen books
gan with a small capital, He cleared u2
$4,000 this year. and recently purchased
'.caesar', Young's seat in the big ring.
Frank Tyler. known as tho "Humins Bird,
is the largest known WINTER IN the f.eid pen
ellers He twice purchased membership
4 In the Metropolitan Turf Club. but was black
i balled. In revenge he went into the ilela.
and By operating big book attracted much
z Fred Eschner 10 tbs biggest winner among
the plungsre. BY playing the horses from
the ground and watching the preliminary
snllops before each contest. he MANAGED TO
8pick many winners. aud secured Sl00. 900 OF
Il this tookrnakers'i money
Poor at Bennings. n
urday night lie found husine.s here poor.
and leaves for an automobile "trip on Decem;
Der LIST. which will take In Italy ana Egypt
business In the Benn!ngs ring is,very light.
The ba.nes play
plunEers are willing to- bet. tn condition
makes topheavy market. All that is neccs !.
sarys to create a panic In the odds Is the
sire OF plunger to bet 1000 Then prices
Bookmakers claim that Isl, the price paid
: TO ply their calling here. is too much Tor
the volume Of business They say 4 Is not
only ~ The charge here 10 the same as
that paid at Shccpshead Bay. and the other
big tracks where the bookmakers handle ten
tines the sums they do here.
per. !" VINO 10 tInished third in the chevy chase
.iefp echa,e- a!ter MA owner. Mr. Page. had
fallen. and he had been ridden home by his
trainer James Newman. viii probably be pro-
only amateur riders, approved by the stewards.
were eligible to ride in the race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
}l4s. lib Main st.
81 RTsTEE's SALE =
Z. .s OF.
~ MODERN ,.5 q:
4 QUEEN Al nE DWELLING,
10. 3203 Floyd Avenue,
ON THE WEsTHAMPTON ELECTRIC
LINE, NEAR 5,s
HOME PLACE.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated Mo-
yember T. 1902 and recorded In nj HsnrlSo 9
undersigned trustee to secure certain nsl
made and being required by the benefit
ciary 50 % do. we will sell at public AUG,
ton. On the. premise the HIGHEST
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22D:
at 1870 2. NJ. the real est tate described in
said deed, as follows:NLot of land with
AZ improvements thereon on the q south 1au.
west OF Auburn Avenue, fronting so feet
on Floyd Avenue ven BY depth e ~, Of fl 49, )
The Improvements are nearly new. and
consist Of Modern 1o-room Cottage
tlonary basins, Latrobe granolithic walks,
wide yerandas etc. A really attractive
home Get keys and see 1t. Possession
at once, II desired.
8 TERMS: by consent will be very easy
and liberals Small s.cash h payment and
nthlys inns tallment s; ifGdesired.
REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO..
Il Trustee
], Thompson Brown & Co., Auctloneers.
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BIG CROWD COMING.
Special Trains on Thursday.
General News Of the Railroads..

Special Trains on Ihursday.
General News Of the Railroads..
Special Thanksgiving Day excursions
will be run into the city over the various
lines from Norfolk, Charlottesville, Pc.
tersburg, along the Southern. and froV
the James River branch territory, The
largest crowd ever here on a similar oc-
cason Ia expected for the big football!
game. IA. .
The annual inspection OF the Virginia
division of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company by President Gutilaudeu ended
on Tuesday after weeks visitation and
examination OF that company's lines and
terminals. President Guillaludeu found
business conditions good at the various
points reached by that company's lines IN
Virginia and the outlook excellent. The
inspection OF the North Carolina lines VIII
be made an November 18th.
The seventy miles Of new double track
on the Norfolk and Western between
Nausatuck and Kenova. ". Va. have
been comple ted. and trains are now ope-
rated over It. This new track Will. curta'l
considerably the distance batwcen Naug-
atuck and Kenova, and It Will enable the
company to decrease the time OF It's
through passenger trains several hours.
1T Is stated that important develop
ments are pending for the coal fields Of
Southwest Virginia and Eastern Kentucky
through the South and WESTERN extend
Ing from Bristol TO lnman, which pro-
poses TO build extensions to Ndewater,
Tho trunk lines have decided TO con-
tinue present rates on import traffic dur
Ing 1905 and tho agreement Is generally
concurred III by all the interested COM
pan!es with the exception OF the New
England lines and the Canadian Pacific,
The Baltimore and Ohio has let the
contract to Patrick Farrell, Cincinnati,
O., for the construction of a ten-stall
round house at Grafton, ", Va, at an
estimated cast OF $4,000 a large new
freight house ts to be erected this fall
t Columbus, o., and new team tracks
nut iii for the better accommodation OF
business at that point, Tho contract for
building the freight house was awarded
to James A. Stuart and Company Of
PHtsburg, at an estimated cost Of $780,
coo. The railroad company has also let
contract for a new station at lJntontown,
Pa,;tp r. +. Hill and Company. OF
Chicago the structure to cost about Slo,-
900. AT Youngstown, a new sta ton Is TO
he builtin connection with the rebuilding
OF the New Castle division, It will cost
about $4,000. and tho contract has been
awarded to Nedermer and Restle, Of
Youngstown, o. An extension is to be
built to tho frelght shed and platform at
Morgantown. which will cost between
5000 and $1,000, This work Will he done
hy Holbert and 'spedden, of FatrnaoRt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
8YALE.nARvARD GAMES.

The following IL tbs record o. Yale.
Harvard football games since 1876:
1s7s-vaie. goal, Harvard, 2 touch.
downs.
ts77-No game.
1s7s-Yals, 4 GOAT; Harvard, o.
s1s7s--Yals, q saSetiesj Harvard, 4
saSetIcs.
,sso-yals, /, goal, 4 touchdown, Har.
vars. o.
tSst-Yats, o; Harvard, q safetIss.
tse2.-Yale, I goal. 9 touch downs; Har.
ward, 2 sa'etles.
,ssa-raie, 4 goals, Harvard, touch.
down. I safety.
1ss4-Yals, . eoals,4 touehdowns, Har.
ward, 0.
1ees-No game.
1sse-Yale, 8 goals; Harvard, I touch.
,.s,-Y.,., . goals, 8 safety, Harvard,
I goal.
1sss-No game.
+ 1sss--Y ale, I goal; Harvard, Q.
1eso-Harvard, 2 goals, Yale, I goal.
isst-vale, ! goal, Z touch down; Har.
ward, o.
1se2-Yale, I goal; Harvard, o.
iss3-Yale, I goat. Harvard, 0.
ise4-Yale, 12, Harvard. q.
1sse-No game.
1sse-ho game.
1s07--Yale, o; Harvard, o.
1ses-Harv III Yate, 0.
& 1sss-Yale, o; Harvard, Q.
1eoo-Yals, 90; Harvard, 0. &c
& 1so1-Harvard, e; Vale, o.
1eoa-Yale, %, Harvard, Q.
1sos-Yale, IS; Harvard, o.
sTie game. safetlss not counted Ia
scoring.
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BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
A ucrros SALE Or
ii FRAME DWELLING,
No. 10 East Canal Street.

At the request of the parties in dnter-
est. we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBTR, 1904
at 4 o'clock P. Nj, the property located
as above. TIE lot has q front Of % feet
on the south line of Canal Street. by a
depth of 16s feet Owing to the conven-
1t to be a ready rent getter.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
EDWARD s.. ROSE COMPANY,
Auctloneers.
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.ATTELL GETS DECISION
AFTER TWENTY ROUNDS

II ST. LOUIS. November 2l.-Abe Atteli. Of
san Francisco. was given the decision at the
end OF the twentieth round In n bout with
Young E,rne. OF Philadelphia, Saturday night
The men fought before the West End
Athletic Club, and ~Erne. who came here as
the b,rt boy >of his weight In the Quaker
i City. was much doomed. He proved big
disappointment. and ncysr made a lead
throughout the contest
Attsli was the aggr ssor In every round.
and did all the leading. He was compelled
IN chase the Philadelphian to all corners Of
the ring. Every tins he got Erne at close
quarters thu latter, covered W. or ran away,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
Thinks Himself Inyincible.

4 \. Especial to The TIn,es- Dlspatc hy
NEW YORK, November al.-Tfe arrival OF
n, H. Egsberg. the Danish champion. who
Ia Ia ment John Plsnlg for tho Gracao- Roman
championship OF the world at sulzer's Harlem
Casino on December ID. seems to have revived
the pastlme OF wrestling, Several important
matches ara scheduled to taks place this
winter, iceberg, although he has taken part
In over one hundred matches. has never been
thrown. and he does not believe that there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
Cruisers Leave,
(By AssoclatAd Press

4 WASHINGTON DC, November CIR
The cruisers Cleveland and pes Molnes
left Leg'horn and Villa Franche. respec-
lively, yesterday for Gibraltar. on thelr
way to the West indies to take part In
the winter naval manoeuyers. The flag,
ship Olympia, at Coca, will follow the
iture OF these three vessels will marks the
abandonment Of the European naval sta
ton for q long time to come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctjoneers,

~ CURT SALE BY AUCTION or NO.
~ go AND 022 NORTH TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, AT THE SOUTH
WEST N CORNER sl OF Z We MY
SEVENTH AND "P'' STREETS. LOT
3lx132 FEET.
In execution OF a decree Of the Chan
cery Court OF the city Of Richmond, en-
tered November l14 1904, in suit Of Har-
ret a. Haines VS.. Eveline Taylor ct ais.
We will sell BY auction, on the premises,
:" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ED,
at 4:aO O'Clock P. NJ, the above mentioned
property. consisting OF I frame buildings
Of about FIVE rooms and nice lot
( TERMS: One-half cash.; balance at 8
ana ~ months the credit installments to
DO evidenced by negotiable notes. with
Interest at SIX per cent: TILE retained
until purchase money is paid ); or all cash,
at option Of purchaser. 5
q. Special Commissioner.
4 certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioner has been duly given.
CFIAS. o. SAVILLE,
a II ,3 Il Clerk. q
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FOOTBALL PLAYER
X. KILLED I'm GAME

Especial to Tho Times plspateh,)
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, November 2l,-
Samuel Hess, q senior in, Lehigh University,
town, this county, and son Of former sena-
tor ~ s, Hess. RECEIVED injuries u game
soSh
from the effects OF which he died at MID
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
fts5sgst ttF "a tf Fs4f trsst IL ta'7 ses a
BY Richmond Auction Co..
1a6 e. Main st..

we will sell for account of whom 1t ma y
concern, at our warerooms. TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 20, at 1880 o'clock a, NJ,
1919 pounds OF No. u Weather. Proof
Copper Wire, 2ls pounds No. II Wea Their,
proof Copper Wire, 200 Porcelain Tubes.
5-1sx0, 200 Porcelain Tubes b-lGxs,
TERMS: Cash,
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. X. Valentine. Auctioneer.
Noy 1927, 29-3t
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AUCTION \ sALEs-This Day
BY Geo. Y. Oliver. Auctioneer
IA w. Broad Street. Phone 270.
Work HORSE, Furniture, Druggsts,
Rugs, Mirrors, Pictures, Drop.
head Machines, Stoves, &C., at
Auction, :.i.;

rooms, No! IA West Broad Street, at
10 80 A. NJ, i Wagon Horse, years old.
sound and kind to harness; Z good Oak
Chamber Suits, Oak and Walnut Ward
robes. Oak Chifon!ers.s Oak and Walnut
sideboards, Tables, Chairs. Rockers. Oak
China Press. Oak Book Cases, Ladies
Writing Desk. Odd Bedstcads. Bureaus,
Washstands, Is new Druggets, 80 new
Rugs, handsome Mantel Mirrors. Is new
Pictures. Drop Head Singer. Sewing Ma
chimes, In good order; several good Cook
Ing and Heating Stoves. Wood Burner.
etc, 10 foot Store Counter; also a lot of
other goods. too numerous to mention.
Ladies invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
GARDNER AND BRITT
MATCHED FOR DECEMBER rs
fBx Aaso,ciaied Pre.al

4 DDNVER,7 COL, Nov, 2l.--"Jimmy"
G;ardner the light Welght,who defeated e; i q
n Club Friday night. has been matched to
meet Jimmy" Britt.a at San Francisco
on December 18th. The two men must
weigh f33 pounds at43,.o'clock that day.
/ Gardner left for San Francisco tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
JIllitcral NEGROES.

times as common as among whites and this
ratio between tho races has not altered ma
terially In the last ten years. Illfteracy
among southern negroes Is moro than four
times that among southern whites
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
G ALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION or THE
- WELL-BUI AND ATTRACTIVE
TWO-STORY DWELLINGS,
Nos. Cos IA and Cos IL N.
TWenty-seventh Street.

We will sell by auction. on the premis-
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1904.
ut 4 o'clock p. NJ the attractive two
story framed dwellings, Nos. 6b IL and
houses are we'll constructed, and In nice
order. and are occupied by excellent ten
ants. at a rental that will pay handsome
~ on the amount expected for the prop-
erty.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
G. H. s. H. L. DENOON,
Auctioneers.
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Most Costly Miter

X The most costly inter IN the United States.
q inter which represents 1000 worth OF
lew els and precious stones. JIG worn by Bishop
Horstmann OF tn. Cleveland diocese OF the
Roman Catholic Church.
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BY Geo. ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
10 N. Seventh st,

Special sale TUESDAY at 1880 a. NJ,
at my auction house. No. 10 North
Used Carpets ana Druggists, extra ane
new Administer Art Squares $50 new
Rugs, Moquet and Smyrna. Rugs. big lot
of Floor OIlcloth and Linoleum, ! lot
stair Otlcloth Tracking. 30 pair extra fine
Tapestry and Velvet Portieres. 100 new
Blankets. rs new Oyercoats.
This Is a rare opportunity to buy such
goods at public auction.
TDRNIS OF SALE; Cash.
GEO, w. MAYO, Auctloneer,
b. G.. Ruford, Manager and Salesman.
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT,
NO, s7lb q. FRANKLIN ST.. TFIREE-sToRY
and Basement Brick 10 rooms, usual Hodern
eonvsnlences;, recently paperod thpughout,
''V' j. r. ELAN q Co, llls Main Street,
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FOR SALE.
Good Farm, With Unsur-
passed Educational Ad.
vantages,

aOl acres IN the Bright Tobacco Section
OF Prince Edward county. within 100 yards
OF historic .Hampde Sidney College, Ones
half Of land clear and under active state
Of cultivation. This farm Ia fenced In
pickets, and is equipped with the most
modern farmang. implements, It contains
a ten-roou dwelling, with ONCE In yard :
also sta Bile, cow she'd garden good vel!
and leo house, with spring OF mineral
water nearby, It Is on the macademized
road connecting Tarmvllle and Hampden-
Sidney, which runs through the place,
Having educated my boys. ! intend to
leave the county and will sell cheap my
furnituse, harses, cattle, farming linple-
ments and farm Address
MARY G. REYNOLDS.
Hampden,sd College, Va,
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.

TOT NALE, $
MAIN STREET BUSINESS! PROPERTY.
tod ana occupied on Main near. Thir-
teenth, TO sell; Wide frontage and good
depth; four stories and basement; eaa!p-
ped with vault, elevator, etc, splendid
HARRISON s. GRANT. 4
No, N. Eleventh Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

South Hill. va.-Allce chenaut. box artist
materials: W. b, Parish. 1-2 Dbl, luhricatns
al: Wsrtman Wall & & Co. "a sketteis and
lids: r. +, Wlllerson, crate frames; Mary
7Locost, 4 crate sewing lnaehne; Henry Miller,
i box medicine: Mrs. T.. W. Walker, ! pecc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1915 Z. Main 81.

], Thompson Brown & Co, Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-22

REAL ESTATE-For Sale.