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the sportily dressed individual directly
In front had it. With whoop the small
boy and his following were after the
man mentioned and Bailey continued
his way.
When he reached Twelfth street an
elderly and sober-faced man blocked his
path. He tried to side-step him, but
the. melancholy individual moved also.
and again blocked his path. This time
he asked Have you the Maltese
Crosse" As this was the third time he
had been asked, Mr. Bailey replied
Yes" and handed out the precious en-
yelope. The sad-faced man was sad no
longer With a regular Quaker Oats
smile he thanked The Times man for the
envelope and started for The Times
Office
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THE LUCKY FINDERS.

William A Streeks, of 1911 V street
at the right time of the Maltese
Cross man on f street yesterday
afternoon and has received S25 for
his trouble.
James Louis Holson. OF 213a Penn
flower pot at tie corner Of Fourteenth
ana G streets yesterday afternoon
and found under it an order on The
Times for $50
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That is Why II is more effective than
any other medicine ever prescribed in
restoring health and strength to a body
weakened by any disease of wasting
nature
Don't allow yourself to get run down.
II you do not get strength from your
food, take Father Johns Medicine faith
fuily. 1t is meat and drink FOR the
weak, and while it is giving health and
strength 1t Is putting the organs
In condition TO do their work, driving
out the poisonous waste matter.
This cleaning out process Is most nee
essary In the spring, and because of the
work 1t does Father Johns Medicine Is
the best spring medicine for man
woman, and child
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
NOT SICK, ONLY HUNGRY

Experiments made by the Vanderbilt
Clinic in New York city proves that
many persons believed to be in consump-
ton are really suffering from starvation
because 'thejr food does not turn into
tissue and strength
They require the right kind of food
elements and the ability to nave the
system built up from these: that is all
that stands between them ands good
health. Unless they correct this condi-
ton they will get run down and fall into
consumption.
The elements that Nature draws upon
day by day TO keep UP the bodily
strength are the exact properties con-
tained In the formula OF Father Johns
Medicine
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
CLUE TO MONEY HIDDEN
YESTERDAY MORNING

The house stood in the southeast
section on that part of an avenue
named in honor of the Keystone
State between the points intersected
by an avenue which is named for the
Tar Heel State and street whose
name is number and 4 German neg
atiye
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FOLLOW THE MAN
WITH THE CHALK
He Will Lead the Way to
Hidden Money.
MALTESE CROSS sEARCHERs
William A. Streeks Asked the Right
Question of the F Street
Man.
MALTESE CROSS MONEY

This afternoon at i:i5 man
dressed in dark clothes will leave
The Times Office. Tenth and D streets
northwest. He will draw six Maltese
Crosses on the principal streets Of
Washington, and somewhere Gear the
will be hidden four Maltese Cross
envelopes containing money orders
on The Times.
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
Guadaloupe Experiences
a Fresh Earthquake

POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadaloupe, April
R.-There was slight earthquake felt
throughout this region on the night of
April 6. Up TO the present no reports
have been received of damage done
No volcanic disturbances have been
reported from the other West Indies,
and as far as local advices go neither
Guadaloupe nor Martinique has any
thing to fear in this respect
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
PRESIDENT OF ST. PAUL
FINED I'M POLICE COURT

CHICAGO. April ia. Earring.
president of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul railroad: H. H. PorteA presi-
dent of the Chicago Union Transfer
Company. and Z. B. Shaw, of the Ma
tional Biscuit Company have been fined
Si5 at Evanston for breaking a city
ordinance regulating the speed OF auto
mobiles
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NOTICE OF INHERITANCE
COMES AFTER DEATH

NORFOLK, Va, April 18-Chomas
fandaw, conspicuous figure b. Nor
folk for over fifty years, declared be-
fore his death that he was entitled to
q large fortune In California He was
adjudged insane and sent five years ago
to an asylum, where he died and was
buried in pauper's grave
A letter has Just been received stat
ing that Yandow was entitled to a large
portion OF an estate in California worth
upward of $1,500,000. Yandaw's wife is
dead and he left no heirs
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
WILL BE THROWN IN

kILBOuRNE. H., April sc. II.
Hale, editor Of the Sangamon Sayer,
who was recently elected justice of the
peace. has announced that re will per-
form the marriage ceremony free with
two subscriptions.
Old subscribers will receive half price
No marriage viii De performed after
midnight
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
INDICTED, KILLS HIMSELF.

CHELSEA. Mass. April 1S.-John P
Jensen, under Indictment Oh forty
counts for alleged larceny from the sol
dierS' home In this city killed himself
three children. He was thirty eight
wears old
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
La Soufriere Becomes
Quiet After Eruptions

ST. VINCENT. April 18-No activity
has been manifested Dy the Soufriere
during the last twenty-four hours. 1t
is believed that the volcano has en-
tered upon another period Of quiet
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
BRIGHTWOOD ENVELOPE
STILL WAITS LUCKY FINDER

On Brightwood road between Sheri-
dan and Harvard streets :. Maltese
Cross envelope was hidden two weeks
ago yesterday. 1t is still there await
ing a claimant.
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
COLD MEALS LEAD TO DIVORCE,

WILKESBARRE, Pa. April 1S-Al-
leging that his wife, Catharine, went
visiting TOO much and neglecting to get
his meals. Jacob keppel has sued for
divorce
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MURPHY BEATS TUCKER.
Fast Six-Round Bout at N. a. g.
in Philad elphia. III .ass8

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb. q. -.-At @
matinee boxing entertainment yesterday
at the National tic Club. the featgfsS
TuS s and Tommy Murphy, rival y
olaimants OF tho feather ght oll = 1l
plonship OF New Y ork. More = hal !, I've
4 hundrod admirers of the pair came from
New York to witness the mat oh. si
I The bout was fast and IN tersstin xS
Tucker was the stronger Of 4 e two. .an Y.
by boring tactics. Murphy showed great
csvsrness, however, and Mlninized Tuck.
er's rushes ny covering, ne hit clean ..a q
The iirst four rounds were about equal,
hut tina nth was slightly in favor ~
Murphy. In the last roun MURPHY had
much tho better Of the contest, q nid llsa
tho general opinion that MURPHY Woulld5
have received 1t. va E55S2It ,t 9E
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tons Tic may deem, necessary for tho security
esisned W lIALLEcN y ! Isl, "
no Bvt.3 N all Cent Miles, IA. @
For. S Mnnrcs. a "a: 3. 1895. IA u
The Assistant Secretary OF War, aCharles a. q.
h DANA, went to Fortress Monroe by direc ton
detail was properly arranged for !thess safe cus-
@tody OF the prisoner. and. IN bis own haha.
wr!ns he wrote the f9oWing otaer
also against! the possibility Of the prisoner
doing any violence to himself or To- any MEM
~ S'' Fortress Monroe. May e. 1885,
az Breyet Major Gene raj lilies Is hereby a y,
4tborixed and directed to place manacics ana
letters upon the hands and feet OF Jefferson
Davis and Clement &, B Clay Whenever he may !;
think 1t advisable In order 70 render & tncir
imprisonment more secure, " 1t.
BY order Of ths Secretary Of w q 4, 35 an
RE- it5 IS 558S Assistant Secretary OF War. Hi
rs Mr. Dana sins his fficial report to the
Secretary of war. described. the nppearii
ance and condttion g ftersonz Davis at
that time TIE 5olloWing lan gu,
stude. His face sWas 4 soInew II shed.
ihut hts features were composed saI1 ia ms
step firm. In Clay Is manner tn re-. va ~. > >
lnes expressions pf-brdVudo ana ora aIiCC
gdetcrmlnat ton. WI 8&fS H Fl an
SS Notificatio ion was sent oStho officials at
Fortress Monroe 81 several plots which
were formed TO effcct the esca pc or res
Davis and ~, Y nrnyc a'Tef.e
place selected for his confinement was
ono of the classmates of the forts. hen
squp xb qaa e ths G ass and 9 Els
family we're moved out OF the rooms and
Mr. Davis was placed in them. 3. o. ],
comply WIS au q
s:bot, Assistant. Secretary Dana. and Major s
General Hallock, light Ennklets We're placed
upon tho ankles OF ] efferson Davis IN
commit any act Of violence while the
wooden doors were being removed 4 from
d tne goG substItnted did not pre-
would have prevented him from running
II By any ehunne an opportunity hnd !. oc-
pietcd In. five days, and the anklets5 we're
then removed During this time mechan.
los were constantly going IN and Is 9uf @ Of
q Louis NAPOLEON escaped through the COIL
Enivance Of a physician and mechanics
who were employed In his prison.
3f Mr.. Daviss physical condition at that Ina
time had been Sc nisrePre othor m Of Ills
age, b6 RI According to his own account;
on pago 5702 OF his book The rise !, an n
fse Tine ot lis capture
81 lila ability, single handed and alone 4,
~ tumble a m cunt cd n soldier from his
horse iS ana then spring into the saddle and and
1 He was however, prevented from, m !; !:
Were1 pla cel ,inon his ankles no knocked
down = one powerful man, and It took four
strong men to hold him, I. =.
There was not the least desire 6, II Or =, ptnr s
rpo eve Mt ia place anyindlgnities np9n
Sir. Davis or III my. way to humiIiia y
him This Is shown by Iestsr Mlrstetf
Wal Wal Dana. from which the following Is
an extract:
& NJ New York. September 3. 1895. lG9
& 49, s,r .-yvhen \ the War Department was
ad UeM lhat Jefferson Davis would be landed g
At Fortress Monroe Mr. Stanton tS nn,G
mund Of tho fortress and sent General Hal
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Ramshor1# and Huzzah We're the The
Winning F avorites.
fr,v.jA sst,clnted 5Press.)

NEW ORR Feb 2s.-Kam r !
yvny.' and won, * eased up, and If 1Iuzzah.
WHO outcinssed his company and cantered
home at his leisure. were the winning n g r..
Svorites at tho Crescent city = s. ocKey
First raco--six. ftlrlongs-. ohm Doyle d3o
to u nrst, ao TO y second, 3 onca
Second live furlong ss--lLillle BROOK
S(ATto lJ first. e. to . 8,
Simplicity III to 81 third. Time. /, !,
&Third race-six furlon gI-Danc J. A ,l &c
dGO is y flrst. Song and Vine 6 to o
second John olan cog TO y tnird ane'
l TX IL ,r 4 q fi,rlongs, handicap
ARnmshorn d. ltof0 0) III st, Ma to dor to q
;aecond, ugusr hird TING. l:2a
B Tifth "a ce-six furlongs daxey Moore
S(25 toni $tirstI AIlea Is 4 o31 SECOND, Ma
5tIonal (sto&1) third Time. " Is: IS :, \, !,
first.S Floral Wreath C to T. econd, Gold
aga 80 to y third. Time a ;4B 20, S 3if
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,Oakla.W;rl Summary.

+ III. II q (By$Assoc ia ted Press.
HOT sPRING as n Al 81 en-. 23--First
IA oe--nve Fand on -half ngs-A-nnls &,
second ase Y Comic opera q to y third. Time,
\: Second 81. arac six furlongs- sarelson
q TO 30 imorit tx g te 3, y secoha
SThird srf,ce-six filrlongs Simon Kent q
tail first, Belasquez Is to a. second - Nor
deMai e Ito y third Time, :23;
Fourth rnce--hve and Sone- hal { f!lriongs
seoond, Bravery levenl third, Time. 1:13.
B Fifth race-three and one-hal 4 furlongs
Port Worth % to 81 frs, ll1nIlnpra'dy
,(2 to y second Rose Croix GEO to y thlred'
sixth iet1 II 'sace@ona mile-c Compass "a tod
first, "a Applaud n g to ~ } y second, NJ Dawson
.NSto51) third. Time, ] Id 2-5.
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SKIRTS GATHER MICROBES
Medical Science Against the
WEARING Of Long Ones,

The January Bulletin of the State
Board Of Health reprints the following
/ from tho Teachers Sanitary Bulletin;
Ss..gThc skirt Is an encumbrance to free
dom OF movement at the best, but the
short skirt was much less SO than the
trailing garment which rules our women
to-day. It's Inconvenience, however, Is
but a trining consideration. us compared
with the great hygienlc danger which
every woman faces who trails her gar
ments along the streets. y. "a
81 Dr.. Casagrnndl, OF Rome, stated that
5l,e had employed a number OF women
wearing long skirts to walk for one hour
through tho streets OF the city, and after
their promenade was over he had taken
their skirts and submitted them to q
careful ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination. He
found on each skirt large colonies Of
noXlous germs. including those OF inAu-
Senza, tuberculosis, typhoid fever and
jtetanus, and numerous other bncilll which
also were represented on each skirt,
That women should willingly submit
themselves ttostha filth to Jsny nothing OF
tho possible danger OF trailing skirts has
long been d wonder to sensible peop!e,
fsThas ordinary sticky mud which pres
walls Iii the streets Of any city adheres.l
closely the moment Il garment touches
the ground, Itidrles In, the course of q
few hours. and Is then shaken off when
tho skirt Is cleaned at home, Thus the
ayilest germs Of the street invade the
privacy OF the Lest kent houses.
5' "A citizen of Lansing, looking at the
sign, splitting on the sidewalks Is for-
b'dden By law,"remarked: "The u ext or
dlnance to be passed by the City Council
should be ono prohibiting the ladies from
sweeping the streets
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s:D S., i, Il, CHAMPION.
Wins National Indo Tenni:
Title From F or1ner1 Il older.

I'D n g(Speclal to The Times D!spatch.) t5S
"a VIEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Play in the ma
}ttonnl indoor tennis cliampl onship tour
.nament was brought to q CLOSE Yesterday
afternoon at tho. Seventh Regiment Ar u
,nory. q f.. iB, Dewhurstr OF the. University
Of Pennsylvania, won the, titles In the
singles and Theodore r, Pell and Harry
r. Allen, OF the New York L. q. O. ~
w. G.sGrant, who won the ,chaTplon shlp,
last year, met defeat at the hands hands q, @
INC Ga SO, o.. \. Dewl,urst nlaced the
ball low Throughout tho contest, and
never allowed Grant an opportunity 70
work in.hs hard oyerbhe aa strokes fie
lii tho final Of the. doubles Messrs. Pell
and AHen5met the champions, calhoun e.
ReeIment and won by three sets to one,
the score being 6-4 lo--S, g--s, "a; There
was more lobhing than usual. but tho no-
!curate placing and crossing or M ssrs,
Pal and Allen brought them victory. 4, .
The last match Of the semt-tnals ~ the
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Will Entertain Governor.

-7-9 q iSpedIal a to The Tlnes- Dlspat oh.i -.
a IiEsESHuRG, Var Feb. olonel and
Mrs. r. I, sIa rper. 4of Leesburg, Wll! en-.
tertain Governor Montague and his STAFF
In Washington durlng, the Inauguration
OF President Roosevelt
Nlcls Carter, Of this place, formerly Of
tho University Of Virginia Base. Ball
Y Club, has signed ms pitcher tor the Syra-
cuse Club, Of New FORK, FOR the coming
\ MAYOR IA. III. HaksrBof winchester has
purchased NJ tho 4FunKhDuSert II farm, III
1ltlarkes county for W. Q0o, ii sfs gtS
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4. City Park.

az BY q ssoclltcd FFess.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. 20 2S,-l II nat
irace-six furl orGs Ascot Belle 81 ato ~
au3ltoa y third Iime. 1:22H 1-5: &,
Second rue e--ha1 f mil Mat his q TO ~
frs $Dr. cTuer to ~ second, Prince
Glenn 20 to u third Nj Time, 40 .1-6. ZS5
$Hirhjrel IRA ue--ir1ileS nnd a sixteenth-J,ldgo
ssauiley lis TO S1O) first, Morris ~ llmer g
SECOND Harry Stephens SO g "a.
u IN Foiirtii 'raccG furlongs King OF the
Valley Is to- 81 Hfirsts Mizzenlnnst (l3 .to$D
second, lean Grayier (lb tod thtrrd. Time I'm
III; * ! IL /, u III orentlne q
IA 6ltf first IidWtnaf eco to ~ second, G ov-
ern or savers {2O TO s1) third u. Time. q :02 "
4 Sixth race -one mil Bell lndta g to q
first, RightfulaB to- y SECOND, Omeaica
g to ~ third. line, :1:44 Az. III $$
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BY, Tha Valentine Auction Co..
i37l8 81 6lB e. Broad Street. ri 4

ucTIONG sArg3 III OAK AN b WAL
~ NUT BED -RO ON n SUITS, HAN III
some Oak Sideboards, nice Oak Book 1
Cases, Walnut Book Case and secretar ":
Stnndinp Desks, b jEnnineled Iron BetssiI
handsome Paror si1its, Oak and M a1.hle.-aaII
Top Center Tables, Oak and walnut Hat
nice Heating Stoves, Cabinet Orgnn,5 sihg11A
or Sewing Il Mnchlnesy Il RI ISL si D nugget s.5
Carpets Extension Tables. III chen tr "a
bios and other Furnitur Sc. to be sola !,
street, THIS tF,rday) Il M OTaNING IN F'e
r,inry 2ithSat 1880 o. clio OK. y: IN
J Sale positive Dealers and others want
Ing Turnt ,ire, i & c., Invited #
555'T THE vAliT1N Til y AUCT1ON&C o..
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t{i
IN execution Of d deed Of trust. das4d
May Isl; 1885, and recorded in the C1erk D
Office 81 Chesterfield Il County S Court, n
Vol 81 page 1898. will, at tho req uest Is
tho bone1lc Inry, there having been dsfauk
In the payment Of n. portton sof the debt
ssenrsa se ell r ~ gpSS aasSa az ~
March, Sioo5, at Il DC look' M, the property
aboyo referred stuat It on th s Gso ~
west Of Roady Creek. and 100 ntaln!n1
about thirteen cres. WI
a1S The dwelling house pm this pr perty ~
large and unusual lys dHome one,3 aud
con tatns most NJ OF 81 tho e mod ern !. con ene
fences, such rs water, baths, DO ana
the outbuilding are SUI II Client In. nuInb eS
and character for the onvenlent use a.
With d iine shady lawn ana it, hard
It's tG'n east Forest Hi across roa
/ on It's front, and several q tractlv villas
lust beyond i on tn o west, this proparty
possesses as many at tracti ions for the
home seeker ns any suburban Y, PEE peru
in the mel ghborh ood 4 Of Richmond. Z.
, TIE RMS: Cash sufh cient to pay ths -
3penses Of executing the trust land adiar
charge d note Of q 81. 0oO, IL will r interese
thereon from prll = 1903 and the residue
sof the purchase mon ey ~ to be paid g
such time and secured N IN such manner
AS the granto in said dee ,Inn ,, V
5$ll gs5 Snbst ltuted Trustee
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seem to indicate that. our man Is LEFT
handed, while. as we have already seen
the writing y pom the library 81 s wo VIZ
pr rHa III Ii Ne e ma that bothsiitte fingers
have long nails. Ct once ct {. !. upon na
te ga 1GaEn!s a peeh
order nor to excite suspicion I played a
Slittlein each place, watching m oppor-:
tuntty to ENGAGE the 3 ny 81
formula. Did lie remember tho gentleman
who used to come here? Fore gnorIsp9ke
French a.lttle Hnder II az hf ~ e.
CORA eoS d CEMENT i il TIC downtown, places.
though the pro q one o. u r 81 =
man had been there. but only once. OF
twice and he was not sure he could piece lac!
le1enr p III the sqnsh Z Ea Rs
asa! q
legifs galt Di Gayes sh6e're
aI1ttie debt Of honour Of about q hundred,
Splilnks. 54SHe gave him his not forsi and
Dick carrlos at around with ,El,im. mot
n%sau5tfh h thrMs he Msnt aHs
Dick and he burst into q coarse laugh
ISturned to Dick for further In formation.
He had producedsa !.
the the :Ri5e. ~ M ,s.i, B
|s8TtsHrhere,s the snrtlele,.she said sbringlng
his hand down teal Ihie
|Shjnlf and lie had lost every cent he had.
lem Mo cey was denlin'aand Cazot dlanlt
seem ID grasp that e fact but kept bet
ain t over likely to win at cards when yer
playin' again the!.tlealHr, cazot didn =,
know this and I, I, O az, n9
Tas w ga5aer ssaS hlmsst Mhs
ST. ii Il me sald his little girl
bsead CAD; b.itShas looked Wild i, e'nou ~
iopnys We'll, as II had iahelped to- fleece
him +. fentAliim q hundred and took this:
Here note: a That's THO last ever see Of
caTo and b handea ,hn Papft
was n the same ( hand that had tten3
s..Weltz, and r izzl upon the III brarys 81 ips,
There was that !lnn1is taxa bic n and, the
uttention!FiI 1t requ red consf dernble effort;
not to appe ar especially interested IN y
ad
questions regarding Cazotg and, the .dn,ugn.
Ter OF whom he had spoken hey knew
nothing further they said han VIZ ut,
80 IT was a year SO come next month.
continued cont He sipocketed IT. hurried OUT
ana ahrd of 1hs
he'd blown his brains. out long ago. He I
used to llaveEa mighty desperate LOOK. at
times He was one Of them Monte at Carlo Carlo
sT.''Thut'e III Shave been a ble,to learn
thus far. It isn't&ye much, ;but.it shows
we arc on the right track. by the way, U q
morrow nor, s. n offering treatment by letter
person At all events we'll give tho
other method n4trial.'t 83y9i q q
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'CHICAC0'TEAMS..
LEADING tourney !. ] RI
Windy City Players Have a Mo 10
nopoly 81, First Place ii i.5#
A1l-Bowling Series.
MEETS EXT IN LOUISVILLE
Congress Reconsidert;s . Decision
to Hold Next Session in
philadelphia. IL. ~

I (By Associated Press, j

;ss Thy Associated Press Ky
XII M1IWAUISE WIS, FEB. 3.----1nterest
3,nEt tbs American Bowling Congress tour.
neys now certors IN the two remaining
national championships IL doubles and y q
singles. ~ III y n. m 3s 5ss IT,
8 Chicago bowlors SO far apparently have
d monopoly on3nrst place In oil the series.
Not Soontcrtod with carrying on the hon
ors In tho flve-men class by the Gun-
thors No. ., the Stretch and Wolf tean rr
tof chlca 60, bowed q magnificent game
today, overhau1ing Lord and Hardio.t tho
crack Washington team, by Q. ma orlly
oftwenty-seyen points, witt 4; q score ol
\ : otf,er y Chicago teams together with
Cleveland and Osl1kosh,S are nmon 8 tnose
IN the front rank in The doubtless 8W tn
a the except ION OF a few more games IN
&thn two-fhun5 class to be played on ENt
day, this series has been com nlgted z.
t6i Otto y upher OF Chi CagO, Is II Eh maj!
o-ni ght IN the. Individual 8cor VIII IN
.iS Ott,s Of /. Lacrosse and selbach, Of Chi
caro-, arc next hlg with G0s. "
an The sAmericnn ~ oWling Con ress, N Ee ~.
consideration, 4 day decided to meet neXt
year fl 1oulsylle, stead Of hllhdel-;
phln. ii The vote was unanllnou .... 4, .
4 The. points Of diff ference between the 10
congress and York * were e seetlsd n =
bail and square CUTTERS were dopdt ted
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS J.
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4 REAL ESTAT r 81 Sale
wanted Ii ON see kers cal al, investiaate
DON 'T.PAYsREN. / 0WN2AS HOME.

Thy continue to pay til butte to ~ land h.
and lind open dent !? 3 No matter where you
live, We Will build or buy Wy gu Z a oines
and you can pa y Tor It r. n mon hly8 y-s
lments which will average less Man ireIt.f
conservative and safe The Company isS
back ed by reliable and res ponstbl 81 busi-ss
ness men Of Richmond, az al nd "a PSI
proved real estate. Is given every sub
.scriber " 9ssjt
Since our plan has been intro duced lhS
Is patented after the Celebrated System
which has been operated successful III In
England for a numb er5 Of years, yy here "a n
thousands OF hap y u home own ers II ave
Il Every rent payer should send for au1l
Free Book ct at once whloh fully \ ex ~.
plains our plan. 80, s s. y, "
Room No.. S03a.$ American Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Richm ond. va.
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FINANCIAL,

doubles resulted In a surprls SO, as essrsa
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AUCTION SALE ---4 This Day.
BY Geo. VI. Oliver, "A uptionee1
N a. w. Hfoad 6tree Phone q Ia, VI

- HMCvAr, SALE OF OF v1sfa's At3cA:
= TON lIottsF TODAY AT 1890 4.
III, AT NO. {4i4 WEST b AID ST HGHyl
Last sALH IN THIS HOUSE.
Oak and walnut Chamber Suits. watd.
robes, eldebpards, China Press, Tables
Desk, Mi,fitoi II Mirrors, Pictures sewing
Odd Bedsteads, j lreaus, NV ash.
stands. 4 Square Fiano, 4 Organ. y Rous
Now Mating. stoves, &c. Aft ter this sale
Street, where 7 will be In d. posi- ton to
hand lie all Kinds OF cons grt1lcnts. HI i
9i Nothing too large or too srnal s af3
\ a GEO. VI d L1y r, Auctitneer, "
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
a 4 v BY, N 4. w. Bowe & Son, VI
4 n eul Estate Auct1o i.

.,r, RrEyrBE.s s sALTD OF "A u MAGty1E1.
\ CENT suBUR BAN q. REsI y
HILL PARK, AND ON TILE EIlEGTRD0S
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&3 New York. September 3. 1895. ]
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