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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
HAMBURG BELLE
Won On !. The II. |: |. | Flight |. &c
Duplicated Her Victory Of Last
Year With Very Little
Trouble.
BURLElGH IN SECOND PLACE.
The Russet Handicap Was Cap
trred BY JOAQUIN at Even
Money.
fnv Aforementioned Press.

li#. .I4.ffttst Wy tttSSOClutcO ICss,J l...
81 NEW yOHK I. Ser. enber 7.--Hamburg
Belle. the 2 to 5 favorlte, won the Flight
Stakes at Sheep head Bay to-day, dupli-
eating her Victory OF last year In the
same stakes. Lady Amelia Jumped away
in front and led TO the elbow, with
lBurlcigh In second position and Hamburg
Belle third. Davis pulled out and came
up on the outside Of his field, where
the Paget flly took the lead and won
easily.
First race--ave and half furlongs----I
Mlntla Is 10 u first. Toots Nook u o p
second Reldmore Q5 to y third. Time,
1907.
Second race-shcple chase; full course
Dick Roberts Il to 81 first. Nitrate e to
q second, 1reniet the Mere al to 81
third Time. 5:2l.
Third raee-the Flight Stakes: seven
furlongs- Hamburg Belle e to s. Afst
1uf to q , s t. 2,m seeona e; Lazy Ame'a
Fourth ruce-one miie--D'Arklc % TO y
first, Pronta 70 to y second, Canteen Is
to'2) third. Time $40 2-5. =,
4 Fifth rAce-sx ss-Prete @
to y first, Watergrass 40 to y second,
Zienap C12t u third. Time. l "a 10.
Sixth ace-the Russo t handicap; 2ne
mile and half on turf-Jacquin (eSeD
first, Little Scout % to q second Sailor
Boy go TO y third Time, 1881
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
MOROCCO YIELDS
AND PAYS INDEMNITY
She Meets the French Demands,
Pays Up and Complete Salts
faction" is Given.
(By Associated Press,

3 s35 PARIS. September IA dispatch to
Ethe'6forelgn office from, NJ. st. Rene
TaIllandier, minister to Morocco, an
nounces that, the Moroccan government
has yielded to the French demands, and
given complete satisfaction.
The dispatch says that on September
4th the day preceding the expiration Of
the ultmatum, the grand vizier. 81
Feedoul Garnit, accompanied by n rcti-
3nue, went to the French legation, where
he was received by the minister and his
staff and the leading European officials.
The grand vzler then publicly presented
a formal apology for the arrest OF the
French Algerian citizen, Bouzian. and
handed the minister the amount OF the
Indemnity demanded for the imprisoned
cn1an and also presented letters from the
Moroccan ministry OF foreign affairs,
announcing that the Caid responsible
for Bouzian's arrest had been removed.
m The foreign office here says the prep
taration is complete on all points, and
that the Incident ia closed, thus termiJ
mating the anticipated resort to coercion
through the military and naval branches
OF the service.
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Property Transfers.

Rlchmond; Leroy 2; Brown ana g. yl {
on on Vest line OF Fourteenth Street, be.
tween "a n and ,or cs 81 nd s s7s5 subject
John d, Lightfoot, Jr,, SPECIAL conf
mIssiorH to % p Broad ,Fsst e ts feet
east OF jail Alley, 7S0, :,
Mes * ;os apa NWJ ffh II ns W q roS G.
Avenue, northwest corner OF Sycamore
Street, subject to deed Of trust for $3.50,
iIenrco: Edmund Chris ian i, John IT.
Minor and Edmund Christian 1852 acres g
the estah OF Dir. william a, Christian,
deceased, ST.
Truemuh, 6 acres east Of Richmond. and
south Of the williamsburg, Road, $500;
rs feet on. north side oa Cedar Street.
z Samuel S. TyTes and wife to- Marion
Il, Harden, 60 feet on National Gene
terry Road. between Brown and Lewis
Streets. subject to deeds OF trust for
81, O9S,Y 81. 6O0.@ 49, t
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DIED ON BIRTHDAY.
Dr.. Dickinson Had Reached rs
When He Expired.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BOWLING GREEN, If VA, September
DIR Samuel T. Dickinson, who died
Tuesday was buried this evening at his
old home, Sycamore Hill, near Milford.
DR.. J. NJ. NlcN1anaway, pastor OF Bowl
Ing Green Baptist Church, OF which Dr..
Dickinson was a deacon preached the
funeral. The pall-bearers were j. j..
Williams, z. G. Allen, Dr.. Z. 2. Butler,
w. l.. Cobb, w. w. Gresham and o, P.
Smoot. The honorary pall-bearers We're
A. B. Chandler, E. G. Dickinson, OF Rich
mond; Dr. G. Il 8, Webb. Dr., R. T. Gassell,
George w croply and F. ". Campbell.
Dr. Dickinson Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Bette A {. Dickinson, and three
sons-Sumuel T.. Dickinson. OF Norfolk;
Charles r. and Robley D. Dickinson. Of
Richmond. He died on his birthday, be-
Ing seventy-sx years old, and almost at
tho exact hour OF his birth. EIe was q
leading member OF Bowling Green Bap-
list Church., and always took an active
part In aal matters pertaining to his
church, being one OF the most liberal
members In contributions to all causes.
He was surgeon in the Confederate
army and performed his duties honor
ably and faithfully during the struggle.
He will be greatly missed. not only by
his family, but throughout the whole
nelghborhood, who attested their high
regard and affection for him by their
presence at the grave to do him the last
honors, and many an eye was wet with
tears OF deep grief as his body was laid
to rest.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O.. September 7.-Latonta
summaries:
First races urlongs-Phiora (25 to y
first. John Lyle Is to p second. Bradwar-
lin "a to ~ third. Time, 1:151.5.
s. f1rst Delagoa &C TO ~ sc ond, Plautas
Z (i0 to y third. Time, 40 AZ ID! Is
Third race--i nlie---Nonniee q TOD
. first, Frank Green &c 10 j. second, T he
Fourth races 1-2 sfurlongs---Anerica II;
Us to 81 first. Follow The Flag @ TO -
second, Teleaphay Is to q third Time,
Fifth race-s furlongs-F' Frank Bell q to
" first, Wakefrl ~ trs' ,lrncond, The Pet
10 y third. Time 1:15 rs.
Sixth races furlons s-Hoi Polloi q 70
desha (20 to y third. Time. ia. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
WAGED BY THE DRYI.s.
They Are Putting Up a Big Fight
in Hanover Randolph
Macon's Opening.
Especial to The Times DIspatch.)

ASHLAND. MA, September 1.-THE In
terest in the election next Tuesday In
creases as the time approaches. The drys
are Smelling the woods in the outlying
districts and are covering the country
quite thoroughly. A large picnic was
held to-day at Independence, near here,
and Mr. Bennett, OF Ashland addressed
large assembly, Mr.. Dadmun, Of the
College Chapel. also spoke. The Citi-
zens' Committee have arranged date
for Dr. Wightman at Rockville to-mor-
row. Next Sunday night Dr., Bennett
and Mr.. j. e. Daniel, of the county, will
be at Springfield.
Randolph-Macon College will open Its
session next Thursday, the 1Ath instant
/ with an increased attendance. A few Of
the students have already arrived, among
them Mr.. Carl Brandt, Mr.. Randolph,
Mr.. Pat Lowry, Mr. Brickhouse Pro-
lessor Delaware b.. Easter. tho newly
elected professor OF modern languages
from Johns Hopkins University, arrived
to-day Work has already been COM
menced In preparation for the new branch
memorial dormitorles. This building will
occupy the space formerly filled with
cottages The FIRST cottage has been
moved to the Chick lot, the second cot
tage has been placed in the rear OF the
gymnasium, and the other three cot
tages will be placed In other spots on
the campus IN the merit week.
DR.. Henry Carter, who has been quite
sick. Is much improved. GIL Is to be mar
ricd October 18th. $780,
Mrs, Mary Bllncoe. sister OF the late
lor. Walter Reed, y, s, A., was Ken to
the Virginia Hospital in Richmond, this
morning TO be opcrated on.
Professor ". II, Berge. former princi,
pal OF the Ashland High School, is in
town,
Mr.. p. S. Buchanan. of Richmond, who
has been spending the summer at tie
Henry Clay Inn, will take his family 10
Richmond tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles X, Pendleton has returned
from Louisa, where he took n prominent
part In the unwilling Of the monument
70 Confederate soldiers at Louisa Court
house,
Mr.. John Edwards, with his mother and
brother, have returned from Pulaski Va,
where they have been spending tho sum-
mer.
Mr., w P, Shelton. county treasurer,
spent yesterday In Ashland
Mrs. Carter Meisger's private school
will open Monday. September 18th.
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LIGHTNING IS.
To. BE QUESTIONED.
Federal Prisoners Thought to
Know .Lynchers Of
Moore.
10 AvENGE.IP PATIENTS DEATH 4 j !
10 AvENGEIPATlEN DEATH
Investigation to Be Held Into
Causes Of SuddenEDelnise
Sae 3aiofaNall.pa

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.,

.AtHs= rLIlC
RALEIGH, N. c. September 7.-At the
request OF Solicitor Moore, of the supe-
rior Court, Judge Purnell has ordered the
romovalo3of Dave Bryan, alias Light
ming" ao Federal prisoner convicted OF
counterfeitIng. from the jail at Newbern
to that ut Goldsboro. Bryan was at jail
in Newborn with Moore, negro. who
was taken out by a mob and lyn ''l he'd
last week. 81
1t Is believed by the solicitor that he
can give some useful information to the
State regarding the lynchers. whom, fof
course, he saw, Ind the theory Is, that
he viii give information mora freely at
Some cher point than at Rewbern,. where
possibly some PRESSURE, such AS fear OF
injury or even death, might be brought
10 bear upon him. The solicitor laid
these facts before the Judge, who has
ordered the transfer made, and Moo
will be thoroughly questioned, One man,
charged with being concarned IN this
lynching, has already been arrested, and
the State expects soon to secure other
arrests. While there Is a good deal OF
,enllment against this lynchlng, yet It
must be said that there Is some IN sup
port Of 1t. 8il .4N tHEt
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South Atlantic League.
Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 2; Savannah,
Macon: Charleston, 81; Macon. 2.
Augusta: olunbia. 4; Augusta Q.
INDICT LIQUOR MEN.
Ten Under the Ban Of the Circuit
Court at Winchester.
~ fEnnojoI ~ T,ha III .r1ispatch

FRONT. ROYAL, VA, September IL
Circuit Court. Judge T., w. Harrison, Of
Winchester, Va. presiding adjourned last
night. The grand Jury, which has boon
In session since Monday, Indicted ten men
for the Illicit sale OF liquor In the town
of Front ROYAL Two indictments, with
about ten counts IN each, were found
against each OF thc followng: T. Ash
Lake. W, M. Kenney nhe latter until
recently constable for Warren county,,
James Wood, CLARENCE Wood. BYRD
Fletcher, William Oden, Oris M, Roy.
Ewel Rose, Everett Rose and J., Morrl-
son, Four OF the parties were arrested
last night two OF whom were unable to
give bail. and were committed 10 Jail.
The court ordered "a caplas to be issued
for the immediate arrest Of all OF the In
dcted ones.
Judge Harrison will hold a special term
To try these cases, and has fixed rupon
sentember 18th as the date Mr., Henry
4, Cook, of this town, was foreman Of
the grand jury, @
The grand jury also indicted James y,
ard Benian,in Sonner for n ssau ting, with
In emit to kill, John NJ, Johnson, an ac-
lpf,.t OF sFhach appeared In these columns
some days hence. 54i3
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lspeclal 10 The Times-Disnatch

4 NORFOLK, va, September =
The Merritt and Chapman NYrecking
Company has filed libel against the
Spanish steamship Gadltano which was
raised from % feetfof water in the Gulf
of Mexico, Off the mouth Of the Witha-
coochee River, Fla. and brought here,
for s5l 900 salvage. The vessel is worth
cent. of her value for saving her. The
libel In the United Estates Court asks for
the Immediate saleRof the vessel.
Is John Mcpherson, the negro who shot
another negro named Johnson In Prin-
cess Anne county, has given himself up
to Justice Israel Griggs at Virginie. Beach,
and has been committed to the Princess
Anne jail. He will have preliminary
hearing on the 18th, If Johnson, who Is
apnear by that time. Mcpherson Is said
TO have charged johnson with Doing
him bad.
81 Martin and Swanson Declined.
The Pine Beach Martins Swanson sltua-
tion is simply that the Senator and Con-
eressman accepted Invitations to speak
at the resort on Labor Day and both
we're unavodably prevented from being
present
would be unable to be at Pine beach.
and the telegram was read to the assem-
hlage in the thea tire, according to j. Is.
Clinedinst. chairman OF the commit.ee III
charge OF the programme. MT swanson
stelegraph that It would be impossible
for, him to keep his engagement, and en-
nressed his regrets. Unfortunately tn's
tclnrram was In Norfolk oil OF Monday
= fternoon, but was not delivered ~
the telegraph company because OF rs
inability to find Robert Manns, ~ WnoHl
4 was addressed, Mr.. Manns. to wholn
man of the committee on snHaRers'
Virginia Beach Town.
pronerty owners of Virginia Beach met
This afternoon and decided TO hola q
meeting on Friday for the purpose OF
,ate The place asa town. A committee
Viii he appointed to apply to the next
eeis,a ture for incorporation, aon the
nlea that fire and police protection are
needed. The place is in Princess Anne
county. r,lof
City Engineer ", II Brooke ana cM me-
~ the Fire Department kegebein VIII
90 to PhiladelnrI and New York for me
n,,rpose of Investigating the apparatus
and the system for the usc OF salt water
for fires, IA
s,warta presented "a loving cup to ]. H.,
s,Ismtn, who has been manager OF the
4, nnn r,,nent store here for many years,
An the occasion of his leaving to start
mother store. with several members OF
he firm here and In Richmond, at Tren-
b ron, n, j.
AS Public Nuisance.
Margaret Morgan, the homeless girl ar
-ested on tho complaint Of her sister,
Mrs, Frank Moore, and tried the second
time in two weeks for lunacy, was dis
.,hargcd and arrested Immediately as a
public nuisance. She was recently dis
charged from the Protestant Hospital,
after recovering from Wounds received
by the accidental discharge OF a shotgun
at tho clubhouse In the country. Since
city' Her brother Is in jail for larceny,
and her father is In Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
5LoUDoUN COUNTY RACES.
Results of the Events On Wed.
nesday Near Leesburg.

4tg Especial TO Inc 'lllleS-OlSpdlCh,)
I,EEsBURG, VA, September 1.-THE
following IS summary OF the track
events Of the Racing Association OF Lou
doun county, held yesterday near a,+ LEGS e oSc
Running-1-2 mile dash; purse, $75-ca1Tr-
rie, Wells Bros, first; Pat humphrey. w
Good Win. second !: Fish Hood, M. u. Cum
mnigs, third. Time. IS seconds.
Runnng-a.4 mile dash; purse s7b- & N
HicEman, second: Oracle, g, II. MORT
son, third. Time, GO seconds, ~
III Hurdle ~ miles;, purse; slo2-C IN
sndc, DR.. II. Bresee, first; Cheval Dor
B. n. Merchant, second; Harry Golden
Trotting-2:5o class; purse, i s7S,M y
James James Morrow, second; Roy Hal, George
filleary. third. Time, 2;s5.
Paclng?;25 olass PURSE s1, S7otla toybi h
second: Prince A., a. Flilleary' thlfa'
Time 2:25. Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
-Four Have Been Arrested.

The investigation into the killing Of
Charles Nall, tho thirty-year-od patient
from Chatham county, who died two
weeks ago, has resulted In the arrest and
placing IN jail OF the four attendants a, az
young men, whom the coroner's jury mas
Whose es Wagon the I'll insane man tried 10 cap
tllre, gave the first news that there was
any foul play, he, having sworn that the
Wood that he could hear Nails cries and
hear the. sounds OF the heavy blows. cyl
IDENTIFY given With a, piece OF plank. The
the day after his death said there We're
no bruises upon It, but that there was q
cash on the side Of the head, The super-
intendent OF the hospital said that there
was no undue violence, and that death
was due TO over-eXertlon on q very hot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Mr. Jennings Nominated,

45s LEXINGTON, VA, September 1.-THE
Republicans OF Rockbridge have nomj-
mated MI. William Jennings. Of Fancy
I'LL, as their candidate for the House
Of Delegates Mr.. Jennings Is a SUCCESS
4 full farmer and cattle dealer, and he has
accepted the nomination. Tho Republi-
cans are we'll organized In the county,
and they expect to put up a strong fight,
They have not made any nominations for
county offices. but will direct all their
efforts to elect q member Of tho Legls-
lature. tl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
BY The Valentine Auction Company,
G1S East Broad Street.
VI N |7I05I GlT EAST tBrOHUE Strcet. VA ]"
Shelf Groceries, Laundry
Soaps, Counter Scales, Box
Rock, Wagon tic 9 1lssse,
Fruit Jars, Etc, Storage
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves,
Etc, at Auction This Fri
day. Morning, Sept. 9Th.

We will sell at our salesrooms, No. 6ls
East Broad Street, commencing at 1880
sharp, large lot of Shelf Groceries,
Baking Powders, Canned Goods, Bottle
Goods, Breakfast Foods, Salt, etc; Coun;;
ter Meat Scales, Disk Scales, several
Cases Laundry Soa ps, etc.
Immediately following Will sell for
STORAGE warehouse a large lot OF Furni-
ture, etc., consisting Of Chamber suits.
Odd Bedsteads, yvardrohes. Parlor suits
Couches, Chairs. Hat Racks, CrocKe,ry'
tension Tables, Sewing Machines. Refrlg-
orators. Carpets, Druggets, Art SQUARES
Rugs, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, &c.
TIE VALENTiN Ne AUCTION CO.
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EhI,Ilpr5Tn nrornVF opnEpc
CAUSES LOSS OF TWO LIVES
(By Associated Pressj

NEWCASTLE, Pa, SHn'rIHucr o
Rccklessness was responsible FOR 70
Western New York and PennHvlvan,a
wrecl, seven miles north of this city TINS
morning according 10 the s1a'emen q
Samuel Cox. fireman OF me Wr.eSea OK
cl,rs,on, train tn Coroner r., r, Cox. 81
Failure TO reach wilmington Junction
cost the lives Of the ensineer and Are'na y
OF train No. 294, and may cause his own
death. If also caused the fatal iil''lr" Or
one of h's Messengers and sever injury or
nearly fifty others,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
COLLISION OF FRFleHTs
CAUSES LOSS OF LIFE
nav Assnniated Press. !

~ PADUCAJI Ky. September Tin a
head-on collision of two freiNht trains
early today at Ohion River bridge, twen-
ty-Gye miles below Paducah, in Tennes-
see; one man was killed, three are MISS
Ing. and four others were hurt, three SIS
riously. 6sS
The two engines. twelve cars and seven
,oal flats went through the bridge into
Ekhe river, and the main line will be
blocked for twenty-four hours. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Business in Good Shape.

Insurance Commissioner Young has re-
turned to his Office here from Charlotte,
building and loan association business.
that city being regarded as the confer of
this business In The State, HAVING a gum
Der OF associations In. successful opera
ton. the total annual payments aggra-
eating 100000, which the commissioner
says is very remarkable showing for
a place Of that size. The commissioner
while there looked into the organization
said to have capital stock amounting
to $lO0,U0o, and expects, the organization
to speedily be perfected.
Many farmers state that they expect
to have no llttIa trouble In securing cot
ton plckers this season, and appear to
be OF the belief that these will be harder
to get than ever before. Negro labor is
100 negroes left In a body for Maryland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
GOTTEN CORNER ON SUGAR
AND RICES GO UP
.1Rv Associated Press. J

MEXICO CITY. Sept, 1.-THE SUGAR
syndicate, which was organized here sev-
eral months ago after the collapse OF sne
previous sugar monopoly, Is now esti-
eighths OF the existing supply The pres
ant effect OF the Organization on the mar,
ket Is Il Rise in the price OF the product OF
some Is per cent. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
} SPIN TO AMERICA.
Small Boy Makes the Trip BY Aid
of a Tag.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch2
q CHARLOTTE.8 N. C.,N Sept. INA nul
McCoc, fourteen years old, arrived N
Charlotte fills morning from Spaln hay
ging made the trip from that country to
Of English, but bore a tag, and had his
ticket in his pocket. He was sent on to
Belmont, near here, later. lie Will enter
st. Marys College there to study Tor the
Catholic priesthood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Body Exhumed,

There was no postmortem made. but
AT Nails old home an outcry. arose there,
and this and the statement Of the farmer
who saw the capture Of Nall, led, to a
Investigation a demand In which the su-
perlntendent OF the hospital Joined, The
ssol,crito / this judicial district also act-
I'D In matter, Nails body was ex-
last SUNDAY and a postmortem made, and
them it was decided to bring It here and
complete this, tho coroners OF both coun-
lies doing Inc WORK in the presence OF tho
fury. IL Is stated BY persons present that
Rruises were found Upon the~head, notably
ohe at the basis Of the skull. and that
the, back was cry badly bruised, appar.
wood, thus carrying out the statement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Why Moths Seek Flame.

Moths ~ into the candle flame because. their
When, therefore. they come within the light
their vision conf used and as they ca mot DIS
tingulsh objects. they pursue the lght itself,
and Fly into the flame, b x h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Value Of a Cook,

That New Jersey woman who Is In
jail for simultaneously having fotu,
them through her ability as O cook,
Tits hard for the average man to ro,a
sisi an opportunity to marry a woman
who is ali accomplished cook.-Hartford
Times, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Purchases North Carolina Paper

Especial to The. Times Dispatch.)
Y X CEIARLOTTE, IN. c., Sept u George
". Brunson, for about six months a $50
cate editor Of the News, an a fternnon
B paper printed here, has prchased the WIZ
inlnglon IN. CO Evening Dispatch, and
will tako charge OF that paper shortly
He was formerly editor Of the Dispatch
r1o n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-08
Summary.

Two-base +h'ts--Sharr. Anthony, F'nks
Trevtlinn Threc-hhso '1ts--McEVnv Trc-
vllan. stolen has"s-iAnfhonN, Snwnrs,
pose T,ocbo Mills. lambert '(3N. TTicks,
17ord Porter Rinse on hells--Off Fltznnt-
d,c. Q. orf Hoe,n 3. HIT hv n'tchcd
bal1s-Ro,lins struck out-Rv Fit7rat-
Sr,ielE 6: nv Koran 4 Passed holls-Mll's,
= nine 81 rame, 4 hour AZ minutes, Um-
hire MI, Eain Attendance. FOO
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nj BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
C COMMISSIONERS AU CTION SALE
OF vi III:
West Duval ST. Property VI

s In execution Of the below mentioned dee
cree, the Undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose, Will sell by auction, upon
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY or SEP
TEMPER, 1906, AT 80 O'CLOCKuP..M M,
that Frame Dwelling. NO. 104 WEST Du.-tt
VAL. STREET, having n front Of "a feet
on the north side Of Duval Street, ana
desert bed as follows-vz.: A certain lot.
of land In the city of Richmond, beinE 3
a part Of lot II In Duval's Addition, With
the frame tenement thereon, fronting 80
feet on Duval Street. between ST. John
and ST. Paul Streets. and running BACK
according to its boundaries 14S feet. Also
a lot of land adjoining the above. on the e
east which extends northwardly 100 feet
thence running eastwardly and parallel
with Duval Street IL feet thence run
ming southwardly along a diagonal line
to a point on Duval Street thence along
Duvai Street and fronting thereon y
feet. The improvements have Deen
allowed to run down; they are. however
susceptible OF being reclaimed, " NC };
when DONE will present an i'm posing ap.s
penrance. You will therefore hnd}@it
worth the time to attend and compete
for It's ownership. Terms: One third ca +.
the residue at six and twelve months r,
with 6 per cent. added, and title re-
5tained until tho whole purchase money
is paid and a deed ordered BY the court
s'HasI1 =, 3@i-i7}I h. II r. POLLARD, fi5f888B
500 y. M ROSCHER,
: . q z lH.- = 49, t~,lc =