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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
BY r. "A. Catltn,
No. s N. Eleventh Street.
3PEREMPTORY SALE
Mac inery, shafting
Scales, Etc.

Ing at 10 O. clock A. M. on the premises. I
viii VII sell, to the highest bidder ali Of the
Machinery and Outfit Of the Old Talbot
Machine Works. at corner Of Cary and
Drills sRolt Cutters, Boring and Turning
Mills, Cranes, Hand Lathes. Planes. vlses,
Clamps. Scales. Pulleys. Shafting, Hang
els Couplings, Collars. Scrap. etc.
q An expert reports some OF this machine
~ to DO in good order; some in fair orr
der and some In bad order, but a bar
gain may be expected in all OF It, as It
will be sold to tho highest bidder:
9 d. A. CATLIN.
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctiolleers.

n RusTEE's AUCTION. SALE OF a
b = We FRAME ~ IOUSE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF J 1IIRD STREET. BETWEEN
{DtjN1AL AND &BAk Err & STREETS (NO.
S23 N. TII1TD STREET).
In execution OF q certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned. dated February 4,
1898, and recorded in the clerks Office OF
the Richmond Chancery Court, in D. b..
1872 49, page 434, default having been
made In the payment OF the debt secured
thereby, and being Iequested by the bene-
5nciaryl so Nto do. + shall offer for sale, at
public auction upon the premises, on
WEI f1EsDAY,sN MARCH "a, 1906, slf
{ at s O'Clock p. NJ, the property above d.
acri bed. The house contains three rooms. !
and there is OF, the rear portion Of the lot
a good house with four rooms. The lot
fronts twenty-five cay feet on the east
tween parallel lines a depth Of one huns
dred and tvs enty-t two $cl22) feet to an alley
sixteen Q0) feet wild e. a} b 5 s5f55 N 81
TERMS-Cashi as to ex penses OF SALE
any taxes that may be due to day OF sale
and the sum OF $500 witlrinterest on same
from August 4. 1904, the balance upon q
credit Of ono and two years with interest
added, secured by q \ deed EOf trust upon
tho property; or all. cash, at the option
: ~ 80 6 Il. SUTTON, Trustee. -
FMch 17-tds IS
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Results at City Park.

NEW o ORLEANS. March el7---Sunaries:s
first race--seling. five and a half furlongs-
Meldious rs to ID first. Fila "a TO o. sercnd
katheryn T.. 60 10 u third Time, Luz.
Il Second rare-sclling. half aamile--Iich lmengo
rs 6to ~ first, Steve Lane u5 TO y second,
Temple ditto 81 third. Time. AS 30 +, =.
Third furlonssAscot beile - ,d 70
u first. John LYLE III 70 lo) second onnea!ca
Us TO u third. Time, rs ..-b. q Ne !,
Fourth race-seiling, one mile--o einurrer O.
10 Is first. Little Giant 90 TO g ~ second econ
Fifth racc--selling, mile and a sixteenth
Postnun teo TO - first, st. Tammany Is 10
6, second Rian % TO y third. Time, ~ 20.
+ Sixth 5race--fiye furlongs-tiold Rose ~ 10
&, first. Lucy Young 70 to 81 second. Frontenac
q ia Is third 8 Time. 80 4-5. 3 &ls5
seventh race--one ,nile--Curcus III To = first
$Icanja Is TO IL second Australina 40 TO -
third. Time. $40 81 sSh
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sOaklaWn Summary.
DIV Associated Press.) ~

7IglE7 - BY ASHOcinted FresH.J .-1
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, March I7.-sum.
" First race--thrce-fourths OF n mile. selling
i aiw .Mon,se Us 10 - first. Amelianas IS to
~ sec1nd, Supreme Court u to p third. Time
& second race-threc-eighths OF q mile--Eav!ston
iinn MONT 70 10 81 third. Time. :a6 10.
D. Third race--mlo and ACKNOWLEDGMENT q
10 1O) first, Luln Is to y second Ell Curtis
rs 10 81 third. Time, 1871 60
Fourth race-t hree-forrtha Of n5mlle. selling
Massa Gwen, first. oudcn - TO !, second,
Stand Pat 10 70 third Time, q r. SO. ~ Z
FIFTH race--llaif mile. selling--Mn gin!a tlo 70
first. Balrncr v. q. to3l) second, Main
do to 81 third. Time, IS - =. :, {, !,
ffevenJs first, Little WalIy Is to p second,
scrrel Top 90 TO y third. Time, i:H.
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KISSED 500 TIMES,
SHE USED ICE WATER
to me Times.pisnltch,

Especial x 10 z TIC -1TnlFs-15IslFttr1IJI
4 NEW YORK, March 17.-Iouts Romano
was too affcctionate to his wife. He de-
syeloped an inordnate fondncss Tor kisses
ana in one single day he kissed Mrs.
Romano 600 tlmes.
Mrs. Romano has q strong constitution
and is pleased with her husbands af:
3fcctions, but she hegsin to be affected.
with ennui when the irrepressible hnsbanc
continued toinaprint kisses on her cheeks,
chin hair and neck
4 Having All abiding faith. In equally
strenuous methods tho wife poured Ice
water overthe amorous Romano. lie had
her arrested, A temporary GOODNESS reg
suited between the couple, but they have
reunited at their llttleHfl flat at s749 Third
Avenue,
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9 Acting under the provisions OF a deed
trust from Frank ID. Hill and wife, dated
February 1. 1873, and recorded In Rich
nond Cha4.cery Court. clerks office, in
D. b. ia j, page #134, we will soil by pub
llic AUCTION on the premises on
TIIURSDAY,aN IARCH523, 1906, s5
ia q 40 o. clock P. NJ NO lots Of ground
mentioned In the said deed of February 4.
Of Richmond, at TIE corner Of m ana
Eleventh Streets:,.' one fronting on the
west limo Of Eleventh Stree ii 2O feetSwith
a depth along tho north line OF M Street
l1244-1a feet, the other fronting on the
east line Of Eleventh Street 120 feet. with
a depth along the forth line Of M ST. eet
16G feet, more or less. u, these lots are In
an improving locality, and this sale Of;
fers an OPT crtun,ty for securing bargains;
Il TER MS One-t third cash, balance ut 9
and IL mon Tbs for notes with 6 per cent
Interest, secured by deed Of trust; or all
cash. at option OF Iurcla ser.
M fs s35 MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN, u
4 ;3ss Ro. II. c1IIlL1AN1ii Il
Mich 17-tds Trustees.
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OBJECTIONABLE HANGERS
Police Justice Advises Salesman
NOT "a Distribute Cards.

Mr.. Murray Sands, representative Of the
American Tobacco Company, who was In the
city yesterday to advertise certain brand
OF tobacco endeavorcd to distribute among his
cjjstomers a ,'hanger', rs an advertisement
The card represented A trapeze performer in
tights. s,isper1ded from astrapese. Tho hangers
were In the eyes OF Justice crntchfleld, too
loud 10 be placed In public places IN the CITY,
ana ho Advised Mr. Sands 10 Keep them in his
trunk Nj. sands communicated with head
quarters in New York, and pending instruc-
pects INSTRUCTIONS BY Monday. There was no
ofncial report 10 tto Police Court but tho rep
retentaiiva OF the company, went TO see the
was referred 10 the police Justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Crimson Squad at Work.

SpecIal TO hn.2Iltnes. IJlsphtc ~ 1.--,
move on the part Of Bill Reid, head coach
OF tho Crimson football team, TO turn out q
winning eleven next fall was made yesterday.
The Crimson eleven, who are not in come
branch Of athletics this spring. began req
ular gymnasium work under Captain Hurley
In the IIemenway gymnasium this afternoon.
This will be kept up until spring. practice on
Soldiers field begins, Hurley says that the
spring practice this year will lest a month, pr
lust twice aa long as last year. Reids inno-l
walton Is an unprecedented step in Harvard
foot. ball. fis
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II do iii the dates intend TO lay off after
ward for about six weeks. Then y VIII De
rc,dy for business 50. n N 5
v'0ICELEss PLAYER !
BASEBALL UMPIRE:
,pecIal 10 Tho Times. Dispatch

% $50 iEpecaT TO The Mines. Lspdtc1l. Ks .
III BIRMINGHA AN, Alb. March l7--Base ba u
first Zine a voiceless man oiiciate as umpire.
Luther Taylor. OF the New York National
League tctlrn, noted az arbiter OF play after
Jack, Munroe had refused to again become
a target for the raiilery OF tho New York
champions. 5$5 s... n
En- Elliott and McGraw alterna.ed in the pitch.
Ing box for the extra men and hicGlnnity ana
SDnnlin for, the regular team. Taylor jud getl
the plays armed with a base bah bat Gilbert
was slightly indsposed. and Henry Lynch. an
old National Lacquer now with BIrm!ng ham,
took his place AT tho end H OF the fifth In
ming, when the game was called. the score
{%as tic. iEEf5Ss J itei,y5 NE
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FATHER AND SON WE'D ).
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
sneelal to The Tlmes- plspatch.l

DIES MONIES. March 17--The Rev "a.
B. Learner. OF. the English lutheran
Church, yesterday married W. III. Bailey
and Mrs, March NVachenfeld and John NJ.
Bailey and Miss Lillian Marie Wachen-
field, ". III. Bailey is ather OF the young
or bridegroom, and Mrs, Wachenfeld Is
tile younger BRIDES mother.
The elder Bailey is Iowa tsity's former
city Solicitor and has been treasurer
of the Iowa State Synod ~ The English
lutheran Church for ten years.
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Personal Encounters.
fspecial la The Times. DISPATCH.

Vi Especial ia The Times Dispatch)
SALISBURY, n. CT, March 17-Flght-
ing has become so prevalent and per-
.sonal encounters over the coming mayor
Atty election In Salisbury have been so
Grated. Editor Carl Hammer. of the
Salisbury Evening Sun, has had three
fights. though no serious damages have
been done, The pugilistic /, spirit Is said
men strangers to each ot,her as well
us TO Salisbury, met on the sidewalk and
at once went at each other but We're
separated before either Was seriously In
.ilred i4li55 t5i5 i6s ~ ti
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GHffth's Men Win.

(By Associated Press)
Il MONTGOM ERY, A La. March 1.-THE
Montgomery Southern League team, was dee
feated to-day by Clark Grinth's New York
Americans a to 9. The batteries were: New
York-orth. Clarkson and Dun; Alontgomery---.
Gardner, Gilbert and O'Erien s.5 ~ &
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$4,000
MANCHESTER CITY
BONDS FOR SALE.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE REDEAiP-
ton OF sGo,0 900 Five Per Cent. Bonds. call.
able May LIST, 1905. the Committee on Fl-,
nance Of the City Council of.the City OF
Manchester, Va, by n resolution adopted
March Sd, 1905. has instructed me to adj
Evertise and receive sealed bids for the
purchase OF all or any portion of the
$65. 900 four per cent, coupon bonds hay-.
Ing 80 years tofrun and dated May !. 1905,
required to meet the above call.
The bonds will be issued In denomina-.
tons of $1,000.
Z. Sealed bids for the above will no re-
teived at the office Of tho City Treasurer
iii g o'clock PM. of Friday, March "a.
1905. The Committee on Finance Will meet
at the Council chamber at O. clock P. M.
Of that day to open and consider the bids
submitted. 81. a 5 Ell an
\. the right to reject any or all bids Is ex-
.pressly reserved.
Bronaugh, Jr,, Treasurer Manchester, Va.
5.a. j. W,4BRoNAUGH. Jry
Mch S,15t City Treasurer I.
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ca sc :; of TAYLOR.

tBy3S Associated Press
81 CINCINNATI. o., March y. The finding cig
the National Baseball Commission In the
case OF player 3Tay lor WIS promulgated 's,-day:
The majority report that they do not lind
5suflcient evidence to x declare Taylor guilty;
OF conduc: detrimental to the welfare and good
repute OF base shall. s53s
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS lLEAVE .RICHMOND. DAlL3-b1fISj
-" NJ NJ n STREET STATION.
I,EFEc.rIyE SUNDAY, IAN. ST u. rs
a.os x MA. c. l.. Express 10 nll pointA
800, a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. Z, ,v...
1S.IO r. williamsburg and N. ana W. SsYeat'I
4ss:6S +, M.--Petersburs and Norfolk. &
.4:i0 Il. Nj oldshoro Local
9 9:S p. M.--',Florda and West Indian Lim-.
& lied" to oil points SCUM I !. -, Iu...
1i:S p. M.-Peisrsbprg Local; 4. Z, 5. J, -,
MM RR1y ~. kfI al ttSlaa
4:o1 An; $40 Nj; J;ts a Nh ~ {, ,s'sae ~
Nj; ..io;.s Mi;l11'4o A Mi .,a a;9s S S Al
= .E s,, sunday, = SUNDAY only.
Il 's41-'''tt g. s.. CAMPBELL DIV. Pass, AL
W A. CRAIG. Gen, Pass. Agt, /. .f A
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was examined. It was found that death
was due 10 natural causes, and the body
was tmrned ,orried and a, was about
5twenty.rine years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18
Negroes Sudden Death.

a negro, named William, Taylor was
near, near his home. on North Iwtntysninth
3.,reet, yesterday evening about . o'clock.
The corcner was Notified and the body
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SE1AB|:|i, / ! ]. r ].
AIR LINE RAILWAY

i-9-1e05. VI
TRAINS LEAVE n!GAMoN "a a. Lg:t
so F EasllnaM aha
.'D JacHsonyis. Atlanta ind Southwest ". q, !.
$50 + M,-Furida LtmitsdM,s pu4lf ma
/, 90 Is M.-seaboarL Express-,.,s ayannah. Jacks
sonYille. Atlanta and e, |, so, s99.h 1HnaI
"a Al M-Eolld pullman from St. AuEnsune.
ga a, M-From Florida. Atlanta ana so1tn-s
ass Y P's M.-Trom Florida. Atlanta and south-
ESQ y. M.-From Local Points.
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Richmonders in New York

Special 10 Tho Dlspatch) !,
NEW York, March 1T.-Waldorf q.
II. D. Meyers, Jr.; Imperial, =. 3. Bonney;
York j. +. Jewett, j II. MARTY; NJ an },
haitian w. Northrop: Union SQUARE, d
HA. Taylor: yendome. w. S. Freeman.
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z. 49, n z
2. By a. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va.


AUCTION SALE or, AN.
y Al3fATTRACTIVE HOUSE tSAND LOT
ON TWENTY-SINTH STREET., Is e.
TWEEN SEAIN1 ES & AVENUE a AND
SPRING HILL STREET. yNOODIAANDs
HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO AIANCHES-5
TER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA. 38s .5 * 81
3 BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated Octo-F
Der list. 1909, and recorded ind. b. 1O4, .
page 90, default having been made IN tho
payment Of two Of the notes secured
thereby and being directed 50 to do by
the holder thereof, II will sell at public
iauct1on,fon the premises on
23D DAY OF MARCH, 1905.
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. tho above house and
lot, designated as No. 4 3, square 20, on
plan Of said add ition, fronting 81 feet on
I'wenty-siXth Street running back Jas feet
.to}an alley Il feet wide. tits a good lot,
with a. com Portable modern dwelling there
on Of 6 or z rooms.
Il TERMS-Cash.
"A. Il ADAMsON,
Mch 1S-5t Il, Trustee.
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b r. n Richmond, Frcdericks-
IL 80 Y burg s. Potomac r. II.
Trains Leave Richmnnd... n nrthXYar1l.

q q y Richmond, Frctlericks-6
Ill * burg s. Potomac r. n. 8
Trains Leave Richmond--.N orthward.
AIS A. M.--Dally--Byrd St. Through.
sc sS 4 4 s. T 1spSsas u,
s:64 a: M--DuiIy-Except Monday-Byrd 81. T
Through. All Pullman Cars. III
80 M,mWssk paye-Elba. Astaland A.
$40 q. M.--DaiIy--By rd 81. Through Local
i2 Ss nocn-Wsek pays-gyrd q. Thrcush;;
& 500 z. M.-.Week Days-Byrd st Fredericks"s
sos P. Daiiy-NIain = 81. Throu Eh. h
$50 F. M.-Wsek Days. Elba Ashland 49,
s MAapsIly5yrd g.; Ts5ouFh
$40 A.. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ao.s
5k az commodat Ion.
500 a. M.---Week Days-Byrd{ 81. Fred sr1nks-3
burg Accommoda att 5sS 9&..
So An. --Daily. Byrd 81 ;rhrM =. y
11:bo =; M.W Wee nays-Byrd ST. 1hro'isn.
2:n E. M.SslIy -n4ein g; = Through; . .z 81
comm dalton. 5 58S * j73s
5 81 j, E Essss.s
s:4s = M,-Dallv- st. Through. All
Pullman Cars: VIZ . "a. II s;,l 5Ssi
MRe5Z B Ms;a 81 Tgss'sHS s4sa.s A
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars. on
all above trains except trains y ri wing Rieh-
mond 11:6o "A. NJ. week days, and local accom-
s. Tine 81 arrivals and departures and sconnsc.$$
W. D. DUKE, c. w. GULF. W. 2. TAYLOR
Gen'i. Mani. Ass't Cen Mani Traf. IAN.
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BY JED. Carneal & Son,
Real Estat 8 ! Ahctioneers,
4 No. HOG East Main Street.

~ " n I Z.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
- GOOD a8 DETACHEDg> DWELLTNG.;
WITH FIVE ROONrSgAND HALLS. ON
.GODD1N OR WEBSTER STR EET, T. E.
s1NGRNO. 500 ;6ALSO AZ DESLRABLE VA
CANT LOT 5FRONTIEG 80 FEET ON
}ROANE STREET. f!.45
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust.
dated January 2. 1904, and duly recorded
In the Richmond Chancery Court clerk S
office, in Deed Book 1I9 a, page 5Ol. de-
fault having been made in a portion of
the debt secured thereby, and having
been required by the beneficiary 50 to
THURsDAY. MARCH %. 1906, &
at 1870 p. M, on the premises, offer for
sale at public auction,3gthe above prop
,erty.t6 333s 81 i:& 54l
allHcast, yet' better terms can be had.
and will be announced at sale.
(: Sa 9taa h ~ Y ]. e. CAIaNJAl,,
sIi Ri II ~ Il M III Trustee.
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New York, ~ Birmingham,

~ i01F by ASsOclatEu 8l'rtss.1
~ BIRMINGHAM. ALA. March 1.-THE New
York National Lcaguers o-day defeated
l3ir,nir CHAM I'm the first exhibition game. 12y
TO S. Batteries: aIattbewson, Wiitse, Bowcrman
and Bresnshan; Reagan, Salee, Dcssau and
Matthews tendance. . 600. tas9 ~. lla4
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
n RUSTEE'S SALE OF a HANDSOME
CORNER LOT IN PARAMOUNT. 4

:
CORNER LOT IN T'A1RMOUNT. 4
In execution of q deed OF trust dated
March 10, 1893. recorded IN Henrlco coun--i
ty Court In d.. b.. 155 A. page E2ss, I
will ut The request of the, beneficiary,
there having been default In the payment
of q portion OF tho debt secured, sell, by
public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Si21, 1905
at 8 o'clock P. NJ, that handsome lot Mt
the northeast corner Of Paramount Ave-
nue. and Twenty-third Street fronting IS
feet on Fairmount Avenue and running
back 125 feet to an alley In the rear IA
feet wide, and having fine shade trees
on Its front and side. VIII divide into
three lots, df desirable.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs OF sale. and two notes for $40 each
with interest on one Of them from No-
.vember 10, 1901 and on the other from
March 10, 1906 s. a credit AZ to- three in
stalments OF $40 each, payable J,Sly Ia
ana November 10. 1905. and March IL.
1905. and the residue at one ana two
years from day OF SALE with Interest
added, and all Totes secured by q deed
Of trust on said Eproperty:sor all cash, at
the option Of he purchaser.
N mar 17-4t. ,s "a s'l i.Ssg
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Mr. Perdue Ill.

Mr.. w. r. perdue. OF Nineteenth and Everett
streetH. Manchester, who has been Ill for sew
cral days, has developed pneumonia, ana 70
critically ll.LE.lN - Y ~ ..a.esLE
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AUCT1on SALES, Future Days
BY ii. a. McCurdy,
s. Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
No. 217 N. 28th Street,
I, A. r,I1 HAAfa AM CID f,11 s,t,z


Pursuant to certain decree OF tho
.Cilancary Court of Richmond, entered on
the 18th Of February, 1905, in suit Of City
OF Richmond VS.. FERGUSON, Trustees. ct
ais, therein pending, the undersigned app
pointed Special Commissioner thereby will
offer for kale, at public auction upon the
TfuEsDAY, '2lsT DAY OF MARCH. 1905.
at s O'Clock z. NJ, the real estate ner
toned, consisting OF frame dwelling OF
about six rooms. Lot has n front on the
eastern lineSof z wenty.eighth Street and
runs back 132 feet.
This IS one OF the best location In the
East End, and the property Will make
an excellent Investment.
TERMS--Cash as to one-third. tho bal
ance ut six and twelva months for notes
with interest added, with the right 10 an
ticipatc the same at any time; o.. to pay
the entire amount of purchase money in
cash. Sale made subject to continuation
OF the court. II. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners. n
The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the above named decree has
been duly given.
Mch 16-tds Clerk.
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BY j. D. Carneal. & Son,
5 Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. HOG East Main Street.

* TACHED 4-ROOM DWELLING, NO.
ia N. SsTH1RTY-SECOND + STREET.
We will, ION TUESDAY; March al. 1906,
at. A, 100 & o'clock r. NJ, on the premises,
Offer for sale at public auction. the
above property. The lot has a frontage
OF about 20T feet bye a good depth. This
Is Q good renter the location is $enhanc-.
street car. 81
The owner, d being a nonresident, Is
anxious to sell. This Is a bargain. Come
TO the sale. 5sS 455l,3S
@ TERMS: Small cash payment, balance
on long time. and will be announced al
SALE sri IS {5 i3
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBU suns
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

cars lsavs corner Of Perry end Seventh
sssee'ss' N. to 10 II. II. last car i midnight.
tfe Cara = leave PsteIsp,rg; foot OF sysamlors
Street every henT sroH sS q, ~ % lo'ss s..
81, cars from Petersburg connecting Rich.
n,ond cars. IL 2 . n
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HORN E 4, YORK.

Via Might Line Steamers Except Saturday, mixing
connection In Norfolk with NJ ain Line ship following day
sP. NJ. and Chesapeake Sc Ohio Ry. at "a. NJ, and Z
p. M making connection daily Except Sunday u Nor
folk with Main Line ships sailing at Pm.
X. F. CHARLEY. City Ticket Agent, sos 3.
Main ST.. j.. r. MAYER, Agent, Steamer Wharf.
Il. b. WALKER.V,P r. and T. Nj. New York. N. r.
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j. RANDOLPH TUCKER,
Nj. M. GILLIAN. W.
Special Commissioners.

I hereby certify that the bond required
named suit has been duly given.
3s e f5 P. W COGBILL,
Clerk Chesterfield Circuit Court.
Mich 11,121518&19
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REPORTyOFTHE CONDITION OFTHE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

7AIH RICFIM OND, MIND STATEM Oh
4 VIRGINIA. Ar 1,ElE CLOSE M Of
lEBUSINESS MARCH II, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-18

BY virtue Of a decree of5tl,e Circuit
Court for Chesterfield county. entered on
the. 18th day Of May, 1899. In the suit
styled Bingley. &c. VS.. The Chester.
field Coal pnd Iron Mining Company and
others, we will sell at public auction, on
the day, hour and place named above,
that splendid timbered and wooded tract
of land containing 90 GID acres. One half
OF this tract Is In original growth OF
pine; the balance is well stocked with g
large quantity Of second growth oak and
pine. suitable for timber and cord wood.
This land is bounded by the celebrated
Black Heath tract. of coal lands. David
Forllnes, X. w. DtIffer and tho Harvey,
and Harriss tract. There Is no doubt but
that this land has n rich deposit of coal
on IT. This tract should engage special
attention, being 80 near railroad and the
markets. For further particulars call on
the auctioneers. a plat OF this land is at
their office IS
TERMS one.fourth cash. balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months, for
notes, six per cent. interest added; or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. the
title retained until tho whole purchase
money Is PAID and q. conveyance ordered
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Loans and discounts. .t........ s., ZIG SOB 81
lOyerdra its, secured and Eunse-i ".

Loans and discounts ZIG, sos 81
iOycrdra ITS, secured and funse- y. q
cured 9, ~ ~
:tion J. !. :. &. ~. 100000 90
POSTS IS; ). 1l7.oo 90
DEPOSITS !, l. /. III. 1000 W
Premiums a III. s. bonds. !. 3. M 1895 so
Bonds, securities, etc.,...,,..... 9i13l5 Is
Banking house. furniture and I, - I, Z
& fixtures 6a.6!vS 20
fOtherreal estate owned ,........ 2,2t9 %
Due 1Om national RI
agents) ......S 1853 so
ana bankers ban. a !. !. i. g.. 19s,47o5 Is
Z Due from approved
reserve gents. .....,, aD, 500 %
Items ..,,,...i... ....... 77149aO
Ing n'e house ..,........ s51so So
tional banks. ........, 1000 90
Fractional paper cur
e cents . n.eNe,s a' ]. s74o %
Lawful nloreyI reserve
E zs 4 $1sa, II. notes.. Es: :2s $
Redemption fund with
a5s u. s, Treasurer q
per. cent. Of circu-
y lationl acknowledgements OU W 8.
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85s Real Estate Alctioneers.
AlUcT1s1Eo AUCTION Y SALE SAID ], I 81
.240 FEzrs ST. 6 FOUND AT TILE
b CORNER OHM AND ELEVENTH s
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