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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03


Byrvirtue of q deed Of trust, dated April
1G, 1903, and duly recorded in the clerk s
Office Of Henrico County Court, to tho UNI
dersigned trustee, to secure a certain
amount OF money therein specified, as evil
denced by certain notes therein described,
default having been made In the payment
OF one Of the notes, and being required 80
to do by the beneficiary, 1 will sell at pub
lie auction, upon che premises.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1905.
at 4:45 o'clock P. M, the real estate de-
scribed in said deed as follows: All that
certain piece or parcel Of land, with Inn
provements thereon, lying and being In
Brooklyn Magisterial District, Henrlco
county, Va, about 10 miles north Of the
city Of Richmond. at Taylor's Crossing,
on the r., F. & P. r. r, containing about
Is acres: bounded on the north by tho
lands Of Dust and Garner. on the east
by the R. F.. & p. r. r., on the south by
the Mill Road and land Of A. G. Lane. and
on tho west by the lands Of Bendall and
Sohermerhorn.
TERArS-Cash as to expenses Of sale
and all unpaid taxes, II any, and note
OF SIS, with interest, from April Is. 1905,
until paid. credit as follows: Note for lly,
payable October 10. 1865: notes for s8lS.
payable April 16. 1906; balance upon such
terms as may DO announced at sale.
c.. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Ju Lids
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Commission, of John Paul.

WASHINGTON, D., g., June 2-secre-
tary Of the Navy Morton received infor-
nation yesterday that the original CONF
in the navy has been located in Phila-
delphia, and he will make an effort to
obtain 1t for the Navy. Department The
commission. a copy OF which was sent
here, reads!
John Paul Jones IS appointed to DO cap
tain In the navy. BY order OF Congress-.
JOHN HANCOCK. President.
Philadelphia, October 70. ITO.
Attest: CHARLES THOMSON.
According to tho seoretary's inform
ant, the commission has every appear
ance of being genuine.L
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RAILROADS.
Gg@gtt!@l:iss'fissis'f& ss s:'.
z Hours and rs Minutes 10 Norfolk

June 1896.
LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1875 a. M.--Daly--Local to Newport News and
way stations. - u -. d
900 a. NJ. .-Datly--r .imlted-Arrives williams
,s yiT' p a Nj ~ Newport News 1880 A.
A. NJ. Portsmouth LIS A. NJ.
$50 Z. NJ. -Eaily--special--Arr.v williams.
bprg 4;S +. NJ. Newport News $50 p,
In Nj, Portsmouth s:45 p. NJ 5fiI "a
~, MAIN irNE-WfSsfR nc sos.
charlottesville and week days beyond.
Parlor Car. Connects at Union Station
Stmrlottesvjle, With Southern Locals,
North and South; at staunton with B. and
north; Mt ROnceverte for Durbn
goo z. M.--Dally--Cafe Paror Car to Ronce-
verte; through Pullman for Cincinnati.
INDIANAPOLIS and Chicago without change.
Louis. - - -
6d6 z. M-Week Days-I.oca1 to Gorionsyile
and Orange ~ y !,
1o:i5 P: M.---Dally---Limited- pullman SER
vice for Cincinnati, louisville, ST. Louis
n and Chicago m = a
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1o:so a. M.-Daily-E xpr ss--To Lynchburs.
an and principal stations; on week days to
Rosney and Esmont. Farlor Car.
6a5 T; M..Week Days-I1ocal-To Gladstone
Norfolk and Old Point 10 :05 A. N. daily t145
A. NJ. daily. and 700 P. NJ. daily, and from
Newport News 500 RI NJ. daily. =
From Cincinnati and West 100 A. M. daily
NJ. week days from stations between Clifton
Forge and Charlottesville; daily from Char
dottesville; Orange Accom-. rs A. NJ. week
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
6;a5 ?. NJ. daily; Gladstone Accom-. $40 A. IL.
Elk. SUM- - :
H. ": FuLLER, w. o. wARrHEN, =
c. q. DOYLE, Gen,l. Manager. = -
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Tennis Tournament.

"a 1I.1a (BY Al socIated Press
K WASHINGTON. June 2.7-John 9. Davidson.
OF Washington. to-day defeated L. w. Glaze
rock. also OF this city. In the finals in the
rcr's singles for the southern tennis cham
pioarhip. Tomorrow. Davidson Will contest
with Harry r. Allen, OF New York. the present
southern champion, for the championship Of
the * utii.
In the final round Of the ladies' singles, Miss
Marie Wilmer, Of Washington, defeated Miss
Spurgln. also OF this city, with the result
that the former will contest tomorrow with
Miss Carrie F. Nelly. OF Chicago, for the
championship Of the South.
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FOR new YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,
r,otinx Connection In Norfolk with Main finSss
snip following day at 2. 7 +. M slso Norfolk
e. g a w sneaka Ohio Ry. at o A. M. ana I p
NJ making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing ut
~: r. cHALKLEY. City Ticket Agent 500
~ Main st. ], r. MAYER. Agent. Steamer
Wharf. II. d. WALKER. v, r, and T. H..
New York. N. Y.
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Corpse Began to Talk.

DIES MONIES, IOWA. June 2.-When
the supposed corpse oyer which Coroner
tcrday became laxative and protested
against the proceedings. that official
dropped into the nearest chair and called
for glass Of water.
Pat Warner had been brought into the
police station in the night. cold and stiff.
His face was mashed and his head was
bleeding. The members Of the ambulance
corps said he was dead. However, when
the coroner found Pat disposed to argue
the question, he decided in favor OF Pat
and declared the inquest indefinitely post
ro,1ad itiatss -
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Two Killed On Train,

the 5oarna from Bue Riags d epses say s.
j. L. Galloway, tax collector Of Fannin
way, were killed on nm excursion train
near Mocays; Tenn. u early to-day BY "a a
Of Of tho company on the train. The cause
OF the trouble Ia not known, An eye
witness reports that J, l; Galloway
struck Ewing and George Galloway In
Gailoways drew their knives and Ewing
drew his revolver. resulting In the In
slant daath of J. L. Galloway. His
brother died about an hour later, Ewing
whether his wounds viii prove fatal
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Frank T., starke to Frank H.,
Spies. II "a feet on south side Of Cary Street.
60 10 1-2-12 feet OF Belvidere Street, $4,000
Mary G. and William B. West to David
Lichtenstein, 1923 feet on north line OF Leigh
Street. 2ls1-s feet west Of Graham Street..
$2,loo.
West End Home Building Association to A.
wv. Hawkins, 3S feat on north side Grove
Avenue, 80 feet west Of Sycamore Street,
Prison Association Of Virginia TO Joseph g.
gKessnick, 2S feet on south line OF Clay Street.
George B. Davis Jr., and wife to W. w.
3 ~ feet t asst ot sea S Street, s
John Landstrest, 80 feet on north line Of Park
Avenue, III Id feet east Of Harrison Street.
son. i l.. feet ' on south line Of Cary street.
100 l-2,l2 feet from southwest corner OF Lady
/. Herman zank and wife to Alive v.
Thomas, % feet on west line Of Twenty
seventh Street, 4s feet north Of N Street,
Martha ], Sutherland to Elizabeth B, whit
lock- 4o2 l-2-l2 feet on east line OF Eighth
s.: street eet between Main and Franklin Streets
j. Winston Jones and wife to Mary e.
Garland. y feet on south line Of Leigh Street,
% feet from southwest corner OF Graham
Jssss W!lsms and y, wife 70 Harry T. AS
feet south of Baker Street. So.
hettle u. ana Charles =, p. ttare 20 ~ y;
3Snellings. 23 feet on north line Ut Marshall
Street 50 feet east of ThrtyitlrSt Street.
$4,000. IL
a lIenrIco Sol, Cutchins. special commissioner.
to Frank NJ. Boxley. 121 feet on west side of
Thirty-second Street. between and i Streets,
$l,lb0.
James q. Whltlock to Eliza w. Rudolph lot
80 by 80 feet IN the rear OF Nos. ealo and
2608 p Street, li25. 4l5a
Ruth J. and G. T, Matthews to p. !, Thomas,
lots Nos. 20 and a In block F., section II plan
Of Highland Syringe $500.
@ Mrs. M,netree Jones. who 10 ills with
fever at the home OF her sistsr-in-lay, Mrs
John 3. Putney No 24o3 West Main Street,
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MISS THOMPSON WINS,
English Woman Is International
Golf Champion.
fRy Associntet

fEy Associated Press.)
Is LONDON. June 2-Miss Thompson. the Eng
lish woman, who yesterday defeated Miss Mar
garet Curtis. OF Massachusetts, won the In
ternational gold championship at Cromer to-
day defeating Mlss Stuart, OF ireland. sts5
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Haue . Memorial Service.

Abou ben Adam Lodge No. 30, !. Q. O.. F.,
will have memorial services in it's hall. Ninth
and Broad Streets, on the night OF Juno 9Th.
lowing gentlemen, Messrs. A. G. Brown. j. G..
Pearrnan. q. w. Graves. Charles Pohlig. q.
j. Blggs and Ross Southarrl. held q meeting
Thursday night and perfected all the afrange-
ments for tho memorial service. There are
twenty-five deceased members OF tho lodge.
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New Volcano Rising.

MEXICO CITY, MEX, June "a ccord-
Ing to official advices received by the
meteorological Departmental, the govern
break forth near the towntof Tamazula.
in a rich mining district Of the State Of
Durango.
The district is being rapidly depopulat-
ed, more than 200 families having fed to
places of safety.
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Brief Items From Everywhere.
-Sn


here, was hanged to-day. Tho father,
mother and sister OF the dead marshal,
witnessed the execution.
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STEAM BOATS.
Mo DOMINION
j STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NIGHT Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
streeD at I P. NJ. stopping at Newport News
an route, Fare $3.50 ono way. $3.50 round trim
including stateroom berth: meals, bOo each
street Cars to Steamers Wharf, - =.
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Negro Was Ready to Die.

CONYERs, GA, June 2,-ANill Sims, q
negro, was hanged hero to-day for the
murder last April Of his wife. He OBJ
jected to any efforts q to. secure a par
don Or communication Of sentence for
him, saying le was ready to die.
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Ing farm In Kentucky and-I cannot spare the
time to race horses in tho East
Madden In probably the best known horse
man in America. He began his career among
horses with the trotters and then drifted TO
the running turf He was a, shrewd trader
and was always ready to sell. ON matter how
great horse was no was ready TO part with
him at his price. He bought many horres Tor
small sums and sold them for large amounts.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
philadelphia, q; Washington, /

Philadelphia, 8; Washington, l.
x PHILADELPHIA June 2.--Waddell's pitch-
ing was the principal factor In the defeat Of
Washington to-day.
Ecore: r. H. e.
PhiladeIphia,..... ......1 2 o00000'-5 II /
Batteries: Wolfe. Jacobson and hayden;
Waddtll and schreck. Time. 1880 Umpire. Nc
C&rthy and Kelly. Attendance, 4,ol5
St. Louis, S; Detroit, /.
ST. LOUIS. Juno est. Louis broke Its
losing streak to-day by defeating Detroit.
Score: r. H. Z.
St. Louis...... .21ooo11o.-5 . i
Batteries: Glade and Sugden; Mullen and
Drill. Time. l:3s. Umpire. Connolly Attend
once, 2,l00.
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ID e y. p Richmond, Fredericks.
Us t. y ] burg 8 Potomac r. q.

Trains Leave Richmond---No rthward.
4:16 A. M.-Daily-byd st. Through.
s;15 A. M.-Daily-Main St. Through.
IDS A. M.-Week Days-Elba Ashland Ac-
$40 A. Se'n M.0Daiiy-Byrd St Through. Local,
,a:o5 noon.Week Dnys-Byrd st. Through.
400 p. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. Fredericks-
80 burg Accommodation. IN a
6:06 p. M-Daily-Main st. Through.
$50 P. M-Week Days-Elba. Ashland 40
sos r. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
s:toA M.-Week Days-Elba- Ashland t' az Ae '
$40 4. M.sSWoeK Days-Byrd St. Frederick.-
s:a5 A. M.--Daily-Byrd St. Through.
II so a. NJ -Week Days--Byrd st, Through.
2:14 ?. M.-Dally-Main st. Through.
SIS r M.-Week Days-Eloa- Ashland Ac-i
7:16 p. M.MDaly-Byrd st Through.
800 P. M.-Dally-Byrd St. Through. Local
: $50 p. M.-Daily-hia1n st. Through. 81
I, NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving RIch-i
nlond 80 A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
modatons.
". D. DUKE. G. w. cULP. w. P. TAYLOR,
Gen'l. Man r., Asst Cent. Mani. Traf. Man
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BY Geo. e. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1903 e. Main Street.

r, RUSTEES SALE or . ACRES OF
LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
ABOUT TEN MILES NORTH OF R1CH-
MOND, AT TAYLOR'S, IMMEDIATELY
ON THE R. r. e. P. 2, r. r.
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Convict Poisoned Food,

LIST Burney has found arsenic In the rem
nants OF a cabbage dinner, which was
given 70 the prisoners IN the state prIson.
iii, While Superintendent Griffith dscov-
cred ere, traces race Of paris green on the window
sill OF the kitchen. The men ars now
out OF danger, Suspicion points strong
" to one Of the conyicts as having pols-
oned the food.
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Dr.. Harper Improving.

NEWPORT, r. l., June 2.--Dr. William
r. Harper, president of Chicago Univer-
sity, In a letter to the, Rev. John T.
Beckley. Of this city. a friend stamps tho
story that he has had relapse as false
and says he Is improving.
within three weeks my courage arose,
and from that time hare been hopeful. y
have had a serious relapse ana have
been obliged to abandon ali work Is abso-
lutey false. liam improving. as far as
1 can tell, every day am getting
work. and there has not been the first
symptom OF relapse. OF course, I do
not blind my eyes to the fact that per.
laps entire recovery is impossible and
matter hack -
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Iohn LIS Tribute.

PORTLAND, ORE, June 2.-There are
two facts that must be established before
all else in connection with the exposition
the, people Of Portland and Oregon opened
yesterday. &Sln
First-The2 exposition officially known
as the Lewis and Clark Exposition was
not so named in honor Of ]. Ham Lewis
and Champ Clark. srj:.
4 Second-Vice- President Fairbanks, SEN
ators and representatives, Governors of
States and many other dignitarles as
the greatest tribute was paid by John L.
Sullivan. Mr.. Sullivan appeared at
O. clock in the morning in his evening
clothes and wore them all day, much to
the admiration Of the multitude and great
ily to the glory and increment OF the
show. sai5sssS q ,.s
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY i2s, 1905. IS
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, s15G''ll
- ~ ~ a. M.-Daiy-Local Tor Charlotte NJ C.
G:So +. Observation-Disclosures Pullman Ia
atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South.
with through coach for Chase City Ok
FORD. Charleston and Raleigh. 55la.
e M-Ex; Sunday-Chase CITY Local. VS.
u:5O =. M-Daily-Limit ed-P ullmans ready "a
T. NJ, for all the South. geI5 rs
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:10 P. n, - daily.
except Sunday. ''455-7TTE 81
2:16 P. M-Local-Daiy. except Sunday *
A:3o P. M-Except sunday-For west Point.
connecting With steamers for Baltimore
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-
Gays and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. t2 N m 7f
AS 4. M..bxcept sunday-Local mixed for
West Point. 5Ss3sa3 4l gle5 IA
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. B
6:63 A. III. and 8:42 P. M-From all the South.
3:35 ?. M.-From Charlotte and Raleigh. 81
$50 A. M-From Chase City and intermedi-
o:as a. M.-Baitimoro and West Point.
1915 a. NJ. Daily. except Sunday and Monday;
6:D =: NJ, daily. except sunday-From
c. w.sWEsTBURY, D. p. a. RICHMOND, Va.
NJ 8. II. IIARDWICk, w. n. TAYLOE,
III 3. SPENCER, aen'l. 1igr., ! = - -
Washington, D. Q.
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"Putnam's Theatre or
Theatre Comique.''

and Equity Court OF the city Of Richmond.
f r. and Fl II Cannon II: Trhste ss &C..
against Ellen Putnam & ais, the under
signed Special Commissioners will sell ut
public anetion on the pr Re 1a.. on
at Il O. clock NJ. the above described prop
erty. rhe improvements consists OF a
double two-story brick building on south
side of Franklin, known as Nos. 1911 and
1876. the first floor being occupied and
used for many years past as "Putnam's
Theatre Comique,' and the. second story
fronts ~ feet and runs back 90 feet, more
A plat, OF the property can be seen at
the office Of the auctioneers.
TERMs--$so0 cash. $1,000 payable I'd day
OF July, 1905, and the balance, at the
option Of tho purchaser. to be paid in
cash, or at ls months from the day OF
denced by the negotiable notes Of the
purchaser. with interest added from day
OF sale at 8 per cent per annum, and
title retained to the property by the court
until all OF the purchase money Ia paid
and O. conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN HUNTER, Jr.,
FRANK T. SUTTON. Jr,
Special Commissioners.
!, p. P. winston. clerk of said court
certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the decroe in
the above cause OF May q, 1905. has been
Given under my hand this slst day OF
~ - P. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
Ju lids
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The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner in the above suit has been duly
given. p. P. WINSTON, b
Ju 3-tdS Clerk.
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Getting "EYen.n

BUTTE, MONT. June 2.-several OF
Butte's society leaders who have called
at the residence OF United States Senator
W. A. Clark, In this city, have been po-
home toSthem- Others not socially promi-
nent, who have known Mrs. Clark for
many. years, have been cordially well
ranks OF the local 400 threatens to dis
rupt society here. III
Mrs Clark does not care to receive nu-
merous persons who have long been mem
was Miss La Chapelle, the daughter Of a
poor French physician. paid no attention
whatever TO her. failed to recognize her,
/ It understood that the tried and true
friends. OF the days when she and her
parents were surrounded with poverty
are good enough to be her friends now.
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HONEYMOON in Auto.

NEW YORK, June 2.--Mlss HANNAH,
Travis. daughter OF Mr.. Ezra Johnson
Travis, and Mr. Robert Edison Fulton
were married last evening at the homo
OF the BRIDES father, IN the Dorlton,
Broadway and sevcnty-flrst Street. Their
honeymoon will be spent touring In an
automobile. Their destination is unknown
to their friends, many. OF whom attempted
to follow them In fast machines, but the
bridegroom succeeded In getting away,
dlstancing his pursuers:
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton & Co.
and
John T. Goddin & Co.,
Auctioneers.

CoMNrts s1ONDRs. AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS, KNOWN AS
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Mrs Mnetres Jones. who 10 illS with
fever at the home OF her sistsr-in-lay. Mrs
John F, Pptney, Nc. e4os West Main street,
was thought to b. ~ shade better to'da e +
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores yesterday.
New York. 8; Boston, 3.
Pittsburg- Chica go (rain).
Brooklyn Philadelphia train)
Cincinnatl-st. Louis traln).
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Boston 1.-TWO games)
Chicago at Pittsburg
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. L. P, Clubs, w. L. r..
New York.. 80 $50 Chicago. 30 % as
Pittsburg,...n II .ss5 St, Louis. ..ls 20 40
Rhiladepha.22 ls 57s Boston. ....l4 e $50
New York, 8; Boston, 8.
BOSTON, June 2.-Boston lost to-day In
thirteen Innings
New York. $50 90 1sto ooosooso5-s is i
Boston. -. 20 900 0s3 o 90 o oe-3 $ a
Batteries: Amcs, McGinnty and Bresnahan;
Frazer and Moran. Time, 2:32 Umpire, @ Day.
Attendance, LOSS.
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Outside New York. $3.50, ga. ISL; increase, 1873.
Total Canada, l5s, OF, 400; increase, 1L6
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Family Witnessed Execution.
ALBANY, GA. JunA 9,-Peter Thomas,
a negro murderer OF Marshal John Ma
Mere. Of Pretoria. q small town near
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SEABOA.A:R|:'..D|!'
'At>s II
Ar LINE RAILWAY -

TRAINS LEAVE ERICHMOND-DA1LY.3
9:l0 4. M,--Local-For Noriina ana Hamlet.
2:U p, M.-Seaboard Fast Mail-Sayannahs
jacksonviIle, Atlanta and Southwest. Sa
10 100 p. M.-Seaboard Express-Saya nnahs jack
sonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND:
s;S5 a. M.-From Florida, Atlanta and South.
ASS =. M.-From Florida, Atlanta and South
$40 +. M.-From local Points. 4,
H S. Lizard, w. ~, TAYLOR
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" In execution Ola decree Of the Law and
the suit Of w. w. Burruss vs.. G.. 3.
Barker, ETC.. entered May 81, 1905, will.
as Special Commissioner, thereby appoint
ed. proceed to sell the property numbered
premises. on @
THURSDAY. JUNE sTII. 1906,
at o'clock P. M. The lot has front
Of "a feet inches by a depth Of LIS feet.
six rooms, besides large bath room and
other conveniences, and will make any
one a most desirable home.
TERMS-One-thir cash, balance at 8
and - months for notes, interest added,
and title retained until all OF the purchase
money Is paid; or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. $50
II $500 nAVIr, tMnAnE, r1,rrIu1,
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real ESta to AuctlOneers.

A 9DCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
n TENEAlENTS ON NORTH SEW
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DAVID MEADE WHITE,
Special Commissioners.
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BY G. l. g. HILL Denoon,
Real Estate AuctlOneers,

81, we viii sell by auction. on the prem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-13

Florida Methodist Conference, who
has been stationed st Bayard, ST..
Johns county, for the past year, has
been transferred to Sebastian, Indian
River Mr. Fsus lie a brother Of T. J.
Faus, one of the employees Of The Sun
composing rooms, and has visited him
here. During his stay he made many
friends.
Robert McCarron Of Jacksonville,
the inventor OF the famous McCarroll
stone, an excellent imitation OF gran.
tie and said to be Just as durable, Is in
the city, having come to attend the
meeting Of the State Board OF Control.
The new Roly Trinity Episcopal
Church, now in courbe Of erection in
Gainesville, 10 being constructed Of
this material, which 10 very handsome.
The congregation OF Seventh Day
AdvsntistS, which 10 strongest at North
Gainesville az present, are holding q
week Of prayer 80 the various homes OF
that suburb. which they report 90 re-
ligiously most refreshing. The con-
gregatiOn recently PURCHASED q desi-
rabe lot in = shady grove In North
Gainesville, end will soon begin the
erection Of a small bot substantial aud
neat church.
n. @. Stevens, the progressive Jew
eler Of HIRh Syringe, was among the
business visitors 10 this city Monday.
Mr.. Stevens IL division watch inspector
for the Atlantic Coast Line. aud bic
duties take him aWsy from High
Springs to some extent. lie hes .
handsome store in that toWn, and q
stock which would do credit TO place
much larger. He IL one Of the meF.
chants who deteFvs success.
Miss Alice q. Spence, q missionary
IN India Ia the employ NJ sbe Womah's
Home and Foreign Mission Society Of
the Adventist denomination, will
speak 10 the people In the Adventist
church. East Main street, n nett
Thursday evening ct 7 80 O'Clock. Al
general Invitation is extended % the
public 90 come and enjoy the lecture
Of this Interesting and inspiring speak
er. Admission free. Mics spence Will
lecture upon The Mission Work Ia
India"