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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
PAYNE Opens !
IN RICHMOND.
Monster Audience Attracted by
His Big Free Show at Corner
Cary and Linden Streets.

The Great Payne, famous for his many
eccentrIcitles and expensive hobbies, who
has Been SO widely advertised to appear,
opened his big free vaudeville show on
the vacant lot at the corner of Cary
and Linden Streets last night. His splen-
did parade, Viewed by thousands, was all
that had been promised. minus the
throwing away of money, which, had been
forbidden by Chief Werner, who feared
injury to the scrambllng masses sure to
follow, But this was made good by ,the
young spenderi at the opening, for he
showered handfuls ofSit to his audience
and he got down TO the real business.
Many were In the dark as to Paynes
purpose In making such sensational dis
play. but In O. neat speech he put the
Immense crowd next. He IS introducing
and advertising several marvellous reme-
dies put out BY Cincinnati manufac-
turer, and In speaking, offered to guaran-
tee all he had TO say OF them with
bank roll that would choke a sewer,
At a certain stage Of his lecture he
offers to restore any one suffering from
rheumatic pains, stiff joints or deafness
to their proper faculties who will come
upon his platform and that. too. in three
minutes.
This Invitation was accepted last night
by Mr., ], r. Mccormick, OF 20l
Laurel street, who had not heard the tick
8 Of HIS watch for over eight years, With
only one application of Payne's Remedy
he was made to hear ordinary conyersa-
ton 40 feet away,
Richard Grover, an enploye OF the Sea-
board Air Line, who lives at 1409 r. Leigh
street was restored to tho use OF a stift
hand which he had not been able to use
for many years This was also done In q
pair Of minutes.
These and other lions made a
hit with the audience who bought largely
during the one-minute sale which follows
ed,
AS to the show, It b a real up-to-date
smelange OF vaudeville, singing dancing.
sketches, light farces. music and moving
pictures. Unlike many others In similar
roles, Payne does not weary his al llence
With long harangues, but gives the larger
portion OF the evening over to the show,
A complete change OF programme Is
promised for each performance with sur
prjsing novelties on the side These hot
nights there Is no better way to spend
the evening than to visit Payne, for his
whole entertainment Is worth the while,
Arrangements are being made for the
s.onening OF handsome uptown Offices. ans
nouncemept as ia location. of which will
( be Inado later,
Meantime any Wishing tolearn more Of
the remedies are invited to visit a large
office tent on the show lot between the
hours Of q to ~ and 2 70 O'clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Respite for Hammons,

M Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) " Elk
WINSTON SALEM. N. g., July Is
Governor Glenn. who y here attending
snonse to an earnest appeal on the part
Of 'S the counsel, to-day granted a respite
Til September ed for ]. ", Hammons.
the may who was. condemned to be
Of his wife, April Goth, IIammons ok
pressed delight when informed OF the
Governors action. r., ai
THE counsel for the condemned man
viii later petition the Governor TO conf
mute the sentence to life imprisonment.
Hammons was baptized to-day at tho
tall, $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19

Is At the request OF the owner, we Will
offer for sale. on the premises, on
.5 WEDNESDAY,. j UlLY 18TH, 1905, .S
AT 8 O'CLOCK n M. 5as
that very desirable and attractive brick brick
dwelling, No. West Franklin street OF
This house Is centrally located. on tho
best residential street In our city; con-
teins about ~ rooms and Is In excellent
repair. The lot fronts 81 feet 8 inches on
the south side OF Franklin Street and
extends back between parallel lines 1856
feet to a wide alley. We Invite home.
seekers to this sale as It Is seldom that
a chance like this Is afforded parties to
secure such a piece of property. suitable
for home or doctors ,onlce N THIS
fashionable part OF Franklin Street.
TERMS: ANNOUNCED at sale.
MoVEIGlI s. EGLINN.
" 15-tds Auctioneers 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
ANIOUTS|DER.W0|N
THE | j. Handicap IN. J !. '!|I
The Glcncovc Stakes Taken by
Handzarra inFVery
Fast Time.
THREE FAvoRlTEs IN FRONT.
Summaries Of the Interesting
Events Yesterday at Brigh-
ton Beach.
INV Associated Press.)!

.flt- (By &ASbOClu LEU II ess'/ A, 9ftFftft
NEW. YORK, July 1s.--Handzarrn, an
outsider II, the betting. won the Glcncovc
Handicap at Brighton Beach to-day, de-
feating Wild Mint by a length and q
half. IIandzarra stepped the six fur FUR
longs in the fast time OF 1:l2 rs. Three
favorites won.
First race-slx furlongs-My Beula g
to 81 first, Conquest e to y second Maid MAJ
OF Timbuctoo eco to, y third. Time Tin TIA
2-5. u M s'5
Second receive and half furlongs.I-
Edith James Is ito y first, ALLURE q &c. y
second, Abe Meyer Z to y third. Time
Third race selling: one, mile and q
,quarter-Alwin@Q 6a to y first. Hippocrates
6 e y second, Buttons go 70 y TIL third d
Forth H. race-the Glencove Handicap;
six furlongs- Handzarra g to y frst..
Wild Mint 10 to. 81 second 1ncantatison
20 TO 81 third. Time, 112 rs. q
Fifth race-one mile and a furlong--Out
OF Reach 2 to y first, Race King 90 TO y
second s GO n o2s!eur Beaucaire g to y third.
sixth Kinleydale II to. 1o)
first Blair Athol (l5 10 y second 1ngle-
side e TO y third. Time, liza 10.
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5FI:.R]|EMEN. MEET.
Governor Glenn Addresses Them IS
,nd Made Honorary Member.

Especial q The Tines :; Ip1, atc1hS; .,rhe
WINSTON SALEM. n. ~ = ~ gAs North
Gasroiina FIremens Association vas hela
session was stirring ADDRESS adgsd P b{s SUD-
e eorf as .; in behalf Of me state
ilremen, and when he said he would a., sGnu
special message to tne ms next ssd meg ,ion
the delegates arose and I3c him one
of the greatest ovations ever seen n the
city # 9, e. !, !, 10 Z , - -,
member Of the association for life. Gov
ernor Glenn, in behalf Of the local de-
partments. presented to the association a 9
salem in a mos" appropriate speech.
which was heartily cheered.
State Insurance Commissioner ]. r.
Young made short address esses to the IN asso
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He Is Now Major Woodson.

Captain r. s. Woodson. NJ. D., "a former
Richmonder, now In the United States army,
and stationed at San Francisco at present:
has recently been promoted to the rank 9,
5ag1,a surgeon with the rank Of lieutenant.
and his has PEI neen CIV
viii DOUBTLESS be pleased at his advancement.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
Court Sale Of a Valuable Lot
on E. Side 18th ST., front
ing Market, between Main
and Franklin SITS, at the
Corner Of Walnut Alley.
Good Location for Bust
ness Stand. Store Here
Will g o m m la n d Good
Rental.
BY I'm. workman IL CO..,
IN Heal 1I,state AuctioneerS.

PURSUANT to d decree Of the ChnnceryS
Court OF the city Of Richmond. entered
July IL 1905 In the cause. Of Allen VS. \,
Jacobs and Jacobs vs.. Wolfsheirner, the
following special commissioners will sell
auction, on the premises, OIL
FRIDAY, JULY 21s1. 1905,
at $50 o'clock z. M, the property de-
scribed in said decree as follows.
4s'.That certain lot Of land lying In the
city or Richmond state OF Virginia.
fronting IS feet inches on the east side
OF Seventeenth Street. between Main and
Franklin Streets. and running back IN an
eastern direction, and between parallel
lines about s. fact, to an alley 5 feet
inches wide. the north line Of said lot
being the south line OF Walnut Alley
between Main and Franklin Streets, tsA
lot to be sold free and discharged from
the lien or an annual ground rent OF 90 1-2{
bushels OF wheat now, and /. Tor man
years. reserved upon said lot. ~ #
TERMS jOne-half cash OF the pure chase
money to be paid In cash., and the bal.
nnce upon equal credit instruments At y
and IL months The purchaser to receive
q deed OF bargain and sale. and for t ne
deferred payments, ho shall execute his
notes with interest added, waving his
and secure their payment by
a. deed OF trust on the property. Or the
purchaser may pay In cash any larger
sum than one-half, IL he shall elect to-
do sd. but any and all credit pa nen!ts
shalt be secured by a deed Of trust. The
property will be started at IN upset DID q
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
SECOND DISTRICT WON. 4
Officer Goldsby Carried OF
Individual Honors in Shooting.

Under very unfavorable conditions the
police ended their target practice In Sew
enth Street Armory yesterday AFTERNOON:
The wooden block had been taken tr n2It,
iron backing, against which the bullets
battered and rebounded, tearing additional
holes in the paper. 5ii - !, M .-
to determine where the shots struck, the
total number OF bullets that went Into
the bull s eye shows that the men are
becoming better marksn1cn BY he pra e
Captain Hulce OF tho Second District
pulled his men out OF the hole yesterday
boys. Seven points separated the Second
District from the First District, Captain
Hulce was the last man who shot for tho
Second Station, and he scored thirteen,.,
1852 against a total OF 1853 for the Second
District officers. 5al' y
! Below are the scores OF the different
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Aggravated Assault.
fpv TAsancinted Press

II TAMPA, FLA, July 1s-Aftcr being
out twcnty-four hours, the jury trying
Harry Bonf ord for assault with intent
ito murder. Captain c. L. Park, rendered
a verdict Of guilty Of aggravated assault
to-day. The sentence was deferred pend-
Ing O. motion for a. new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Dislocated His Elbow.

"a negro named William Cones, who was
surprised by police in a game Of craps al a
Gated his elbow while endeavoring to escape
the police. who had INTERRUPTED him and his
ambulance was called and DR.. thurman replaced
the jolnt. IL go ftSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Brakeman Drowned.

(spcclal to The Times, Dspn tcn.)
YE II sou,h VII VJHy SI o9sd &c
brakeman on1the James River division
OF tho Southern ailway, was drowned in
Black Water swamp about two miles
from Wavcrly. this afternoon while ba tn
Ing q sSgls tT&2 8s.5l3 III li 945a z
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Winston, =; Charlotte, !.

speclal to The Times-Dispatch0
cHARIsoTTE.T N. CT. July 1S.IWinston,,
salem, nut up an errorless exhibition OF
the national sport and turned the taoles
10 /. Despite the tsrrlncailY hot weather.
the attendance vas very large and the
faithful fans were rewarded WIN
Batteries: Charlotte ~ Reynolds and
Reid. ston-salem-Laval, Bentley
and Holt. HEIaE. .alit. 81, fI... .Hl,l 5N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Bankruptcy.

(specla, 10 The Tllnes-D ispatch)
) GREENSBORO, n. c., July l8.-plstrlct
Court here this afternoon. judge hoyd,
on petition OF +. M, Swink tor crsdl tors
81 the Blue Ridge Clothing Company, Of
North Nilkesboro, adjudged the firm as
y, p. Hackett, OF North
vas appfoshdteqh PstFMshamoent re-,
liabilities OF $1,000. q N
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Americans Won.
nv Associated Press,)5

LONDON July 70 nTo the suf IpIab t 9.
large galley a1wvt ara and Beals &,
4eH ths 4mersens. rsther sss!!y q:
,feated Norman p; Brooks a n ANA aHe ef
The doubles for" the dwight OF the Davis
International lawn tennis cup, This set
ties the question Of the ehallengers , IGIr
81 81 at Wimbledon. The matches In the
singles tomorrow between the Amerl-
cans and the Australians Will not cha nge
the result.
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BY "A. J.. Chewing Company, sf3$s
(Real Estate Auctionee rs.) 5s4s}
AUCTION SALE OLA CLAY
Y STREET CORNER Dwell
LING, NO. 600 WEST ~
CLAY STREET. ~ II a

4 ON. THURSDAY. JULY 2oTH 1903. AT
q fO'CLOCKSP r.. M.,iFRONTINGE IS FEET.
BY A|DDPTH 0 FL 100 F'EI Dr.TO Mn -AL Al
LEY. HERE is PRESENTED. TO YOU
AN OPPORTUNITYa TO SEC URI 3OODs
c0RNER PROPERTY AT ts.. ~ l7EAT3
BARGAIN, AS THE PROPERTY. WILL
CERTAINLY BE SOLD. T1ONORNsUS5
WITH YOUR PRESENCE. AND YOU
WILL NOT REGRE Ell IT II FIJI
- A, j. SCHEWNING$ COMPANY .S4s3 III
z - b Z g5 Auctianec rs.{ 4.
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.MAR0CZY WINNER OF
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT
my Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
i osTENp, July ls.-Maroczy to-day won
the International chess tournament. tax;
lost g ~ games, The second prize de-
Ponds on a game TO be played Tomorrow,
but lies between JanoWskl and Tarrasch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Colonel Maddux Dying.

b Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
6WARRENTON. # VA July B.-Colpnel y - F.
Webb Maddux one OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF 3Fauquier, is fast passing away at his
home near Marshall His death y expected az a.
and his acquaintance is considerable through
out the entire country.
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Special Notice!
sl.oo G. & o. $l.O0
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
EXCURSIONS
TO THE
SEASIDE
RovNp--tt.oo-r

Commencing next Saturday, July 22d,
and every Saturday afternoon In July
and August, the g, q Q. will run spe-
cial fast excursion train TO Buckros
Beach, making the run In two hours
Train Will leave Richmond s r, NJ, arr
riylng at Ruckros s P. NJ, Returning,
leave Buckros 10 II. NJ. $l,oo round trip.
Tickets also sold good returning from Old
Point next day at $500 round trip,
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ST. Louis.
!. (BYaAaaociatcd I,ress.l

ST, LOUIS, MO-. July IS. -Delmar SUM =;
,maries: x ~ III
FaIryiew e to ID first. Burnelette e to y
second. Balmer v. g to - third. Time me.
III. sS{S5! n =
Is to u frst, Bonita C6 TO y second, Pea
Fowl (15 to y third. Time. Isl is. !.
rs Third race seven furlongs-Jadc 40 to
Ollie Burnett "a to y third Time, 1850.
3, Fourth race-six fur1ongs: handicap p
Jucora 20 to u first, Ma vor johnson g to
81 second. Eleanor Howard 40 to u third.
Time. ! rs 20.
Fifth race-one mile and twenty yards
Kenton q to ~ first. Light Opera G to 1o2
second, Rostof a to y third. Time, LAO
2-6. a5.5s iS .jjt III N u ttt
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-Mam-
mon e to 10y first, OUTLAW g to y SECOND,
Check Morgan e to y third. Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Southern League,

Il Memphis: Me1nphis, IS; AtIIanta,, :.
al New Orleans Fir ssc eaams ssme,yN az
Orleans, los Nashville.
"a At Shreveport: Shreveport, ! Blrm'ns-
PAT naAN'' little Rock: Little Rock, q Mont
" g l-.L--. 49,
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WEIGH the Referee.

(By Associated Press,) l'95
Z SAN FRANCIECO,, CAL. July tls.-Jack
WEIGH, Of San Francisco, has been named
TO referee the RrItt-sullvan contest at
Woodward's Pavilion next Friday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
CHICAGO DROPS
ANOTHER [ 1 4 GAME [ ] IN
Beaten by Boston Yesterday,
the Score Being
10 to 4.
!. NEW YORK BEATS CLEVELAND & 1. N
The Leaders Were White
washed Cd: -Phillics Down ',fl
the Dctroits.
N 8 $500. 900 -.----
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
P PShtsn'l I'll csh n; pss94ol L J.
Where They Play Today.
& s ' New y York rist at Chicago.
rh''aas '1&s! ssS 4! q; i a4Y b:tre,,.
I T. h
New York, 3: Cleveland, q.

New York, =; Cleveland, Q.
!. .8CLEvELAND, O., July ls.-Ckcveland
could not hit Ortiz to-day and was smut
out. 8 -
VI q Score: e. I. . e X. y:
Cleveland .........0 00oo0o0o-0 !
Batteries. Donohuc and Bemiss; Ortiz
and Mcguire. Time. 49, Umpire, Con-
4 nor. Attendance. 202l.
81 Boston, 10; Chicago, :.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Boston batted Al
trock all over the held and won ono
sided game to-day. & !, 4, I,
i{t. Score: . . . II. y " ~. e q
Boston o 8 1 0 0 o. 6-1o ~
Bate ries lAltrock and Sullivan: Tame
hill A and Criger. Time. ~ Umplres'
Mccarthy ana Sheridan. Attendance, o. .,
Philadelphia. s; Detroit, ;.
"a DETROIT. MICH. July 1S.-Philadel.
phia made 1t two out OF four to-day by
taking tho last game OF the series: &, !,
l Score: u ( =. e: e -;
4 Detroit .............O o Ivy 80
patteri K Donavan and Drill: Plank
and schreck Time. ~. Umpire. Con-
4 molly, Attendance. 1000.
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! south Atlantic League.

Al 5Jacksonville: Savannah, 3; jack jack
9 so y Columbia: First same-Atacon. I:
.GGoI}S,nm9SS|ss, J, Second same-Aaeon' :
: Al icshiarieston: Charleston. 2; Angus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
by The Valentine Auction Company,
6lS y, Broad Street. fs

RED-RooM SUITS. sCoucHEs. PAR
- LoRi SUITS, CENTER TABLES, Ek-
TENSION TABLES. BRASS BEDS
ROCKERS. HAT RACKS, ROLL,TOP
DESK. CHAIRS. sWARpROBES. ODD
CLOCKS. WAsHSTANps, RUGS. Pic
TuREs. MIRRORS. FOLpING BED.
BOOK CASES. CHINA CASES. RE-
PERPETRATORS, ICE BOXES, BED
rs. BED YLoUNGEs.. MATTRESSES
BED SPRINGS, PIANOS. MATING
OILCLOTH, SEWING MACHINES,
ETC, at auction THIS "Wednesday
No. SIS East Broad Street, commencing
1880 O'Clock. These goods must hs sold
to close up consignments and make room
for others.
Sale positive. 5.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO,
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Cincinnati.
is(ByiAssociated Prcss.)

Z CINCINNATI, O., July 1s.-Latonia
First race-six furlongs-Felix Moses 70
to 81 flrst, MelodinEO az to y second, Miss
Manners 70 to q third Time. ~. 2,
n to 81 first Manzard rs to- q second.
Oma j. us to y third Time. :13 3-5.
Third race---fiYe and half furiongsn,o
to IS second. Mandator "a to 81 third.
Fourth race-one Whitewater Cure (6
to u gfirst, Acaris @ to&1) second. Swift
Wing (2l to s. third. Time, i ~. ss
Fifth receive furlongs- Grace Wagner
e to- p first. sRezia (2sto y second. iLillit
Il to Is third. Time, :0l 3-5.
Sixth race-mile and a slxteenth-San
Reno Il TO 81 first. Hortensin q to q
second, Denlce 400 to y third. Tiine.
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In execution OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated January 49, 1893. and d ly recorded !
In the clerks office OF Richmond Chances
~ Court in d. B. g147 b. page 49, default
having been made in. the payment Ct
the request :, the hQder q thereof Will
Richmond Chanceryf Court, entered July
IL 1905 PROCEED Ito, Gs,l at pgho aue
NJ. b on FRIDAY, July 5E 21st 1905. q
tho house and lot $above mentioned being
the same real estata conveyed by the said
deed Of trust. This property IS $of that
class which always commands tenant
at good rent, and It will pay as m In IA
,vestment.S GU .!f AZ NJ III 9s2
q. + ERMs: g Enou gh / cash to pay cost of !
sale, nll h past due taxes; also q 5ra table /.
proportion OF tia taxes OF 1906 and the
sum OF g. 900, with interest thereon from
january is, 1901, I and the balance on a.
credit sGaaG
cured by a deed OF trust. II desired, more
liberal terms will be given at rs hour$ q Of;
-. 80: Fl. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Ii substituted Trustee.
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First District:

Captain WhItlock. z: Sergeant Mat
Hughes. Z; Goidsby. q; Wright, II; Brad
Icy. 20: Kuhn. 10: Watt. 10; Goodman. 8;
Krnft. 49, Talley s; Jennings, 2; Vest,
6; Cox, t. Total 1872 4,
Chief Werner scored seven points. and
Captain Tomlns OF the detective force.
made two points.
Another practice will be held this af-
ternoon, and Inspector Epps will have
block behind the score board. K
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BY Augustine Royal & Co., 8
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

II CURT Said OF A NICE FRAME
~ 7DWNI.LINcs. NO. 80 u. ELEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN STOCKTON AND
EVERETT STREErs. In ,,TdE CITY III
DAY, JULY 18TH, 1906. AT 6:30 O'CLOCK
p Nj ON THE PREMISES.
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WALTER sYDNOR. 4
w. D. GAY.
ARTHUR M. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.

The bond required by the above decree
Of the special commissioners has been
Given under my hand this 1st day ofs
July. 1906 Z. 3 Z. & q, "a. If
Jy17-tds. ,5 n !55 81 NJ
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AUCTION sALEs1,nis Day.

In pursuance OF a decree Of tho Circuit
Court OF Charles city county, Var entered Re !.
On the 18th day Of June 1928, y, the ,,e su,s
were thereby appointed Special Commits
soners for,the lpurpose VII prSSs see h,d 10
se BY e ehsres aust S Inc @
WE'D N EsDAY, JULY 10TH 1905.
ct H. o'clock Nj the following real estate STATE
with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon. consisting
Of q Brick dwelling barn, stable and Ger.
tain outhouses, situated IN the county OF
Charles City a upon tns hSdred
acres d4oo be ne game in9r9 pr 'f rs
Westover estate, together with all fishing
ana rghsd any pa
metes and bounds 8 which snid property t;
are fully given IL , the i nferesad decree =
There nrc about coo acres arabic land.
Highly productive, and about SGo. acres N
lmber. prncipally North Caro Ina pine ar,,.
which can be easily marketed ne ,eoa ,, ~.
Thic James River steamers furnish direct
and convenient communication with Ki ai.
mord Norfolk and all Northern marke g.
comnissioneps olr I'LL u sum Of two thou
sand dollars ts200o.0Ol In ca sh. or q cert.
ned check orr New York draft Tor. sala
amount, acceptable to said Commlss,io- y,
.lrlissloners. and upon the conflrmat ton o.
any sale BY the court and deed g the
purchaser shall have been ordered Z one e,
ia to be maid In cash, and the remaining
. 81 Of said purchase money IS to 3
be payable in one and two years year ana No. is
to be evidenced BY the nego TABLE no ~
exemption, ana bearing six per cent; IN. m.
terest from date OF sale and secured oy
a deed OF trust upon said property to suc ei,
name; or ali Hash, at the option OF the
purchaser. ny ,3;. \, 80, - !
OF the undersigned Commit sioners;
II. 1'78j1 HERBERT q. JVIi1PPLE.
AL Special Commissioner.
220 Broadway, New York.
stts5 JOHN a. LAMB,
5E5- Special Commissioner. x
tGHS54 sns N1,f,,o I T2j,ild In O. Richmond, Va,
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Second District.

Captain Hulce 49,; Sergeant Holdcraft.
Is; NlcAIullln. a. Hulcher. a.; German, I;
Dugan. 2: Matthews. 1S; Yarbrough, IS:
BEDFORD. II: Tate, 16; Thomas, 10; Amos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
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In the clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
3 OF the County OF Charles City. . Z.
Laurence LaForge and others. Plaintiff I'll:
&.3 against Cha F5s . By .55'
Henry 3. Knox and others; Defendants,
/, j. E. Major, clerk Of the said court,
do certify that theg bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the decree rem.
dered in said cause on the 18th a. day OF
June 1905, has been duly give NJ. y
Given under my hand as clerk OF. the
said court this 24th day OF June. 1905,
-5Nl5 3ll5 ], E. MAJOR, Clerk.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
MYSTERIOUS CHILD,

Girl in Boys Clothing Deserted
by Man Who Left Baggage,
Especial to The. Times-Dspatch.)
SALISBURY, N. c., July lS.-Informa-
ton was received here to-day OF the sup-
posed kidnapping OF a four-year-old Girl.