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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued by Inspector
Ashford today as follows:
To e. Southall. for two-story frame
dwelling at 1922 18th street northeast; ar
chitect and builder e. Southall. Estimated
cost, $1,000.
To ]. N williams, for two two-story
brick dwellings, at 527-529 9th street north
east Estimated cost. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Asks q Divorce.

Blanche Belle Baldwin. through Attorney
Campbell Darlington. has petitioned the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
to grant her divorce from John T. Bald
win, and authorize her to resume her
maiden name. The parties were married
while in Baltimore. Nd. November 8. 1903.
Non-support and infldelity are alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Condemnation Proceedings.

The jury in the matter of the condemna-
ton OF land for the Joining Of Kalorama
avenue between Columbia road and 10th
street met at the city hall late this after
noon and resumed the taking OF testimony.
Hearing will be resumed at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the city hall In the
matter of the condemnation OF land on Cal.
ifornia street northeast needed for the
plaza and new streets around the union
railroad station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Death of Mrs. Shea.

Mrs Margaret e. Shea, wife Of N. H.
Shea, died at 1915 o'clock this afternoon at
the family residence, 1898 Huntington
place. No arrangements for the funeral
have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
RUSSIANS REJOICE
Continued From First Page.)

I At he began a series of consultations
with his friends. Such news as comes from
the interior today is distinctly better. The
provincial authorities. through machinery
which in that respect Is perfect. spread the
news of the grant OF the constitution from
house to house. and this morning the strike
appears everywhere to be going to pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Peruvian Minister Buys a Home.

Mr.. Calderon. the minister from Peru. has
purchased the residence at the southeast
corner of 10th and r streets, for many
years the home of the late Mr.. George She
han. The price paid is said to have been in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Whsn ona Wauta Work

the Situations Wanted column Of The Star
will prove the quickest means OF getting II.
The greatest possible publicity - given
your wants among people likely % need
your services. 1c. . word: minimum ehArg4s
Is conka.
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WITHOUT OFFICIAL NOTICE.
The Russian Ambassador Has Not
Been Informed.

Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador to
this country. has up to this moment not
received any official communication from
his government informing him of the great
political changes which have taken place In
his country during the last few days. he
was. however. informed of them by prl-
vate telegram from the editor of the Or
fcial Gazette.
THE ambassador expressed himself as be-
ing in full accord with the letter sent to the
American people by Count White. the first
prIme minister of the new Russian empire
md stated that he was highly pleased with
the election OF Count Wtte to that posi-
tion. as his excellent administrative ability
md great craftsmanship started the coun-
try on its new course with the best prom
ises for a great future.
Wild Excitement at Odessa.
ODESSA. October 3l.-The PRONUNCIATION
here of the emperor's manifesto was foi-
lowed by the widest excitement. vast
crowds exultantly parading the streets.
notable feature being the numbers OF troops
marching and cheering with the people. Inc
church bells are ringing, thanksgiving serV-
ices are being held and puDHc holiuaS ndS
been proclaimed
Deep Impression at Warsaw.
WARSAW. Russian Poland. October 81
The imperial manifesto granting CONSUL
tuition to Russia made deep impression on
the people here. They embraced In the res
taurants and there was universal rejoic-
ing. in which the army officers joined Inc
military patrols have been Withdrawn.
To Free Political Prisoners.
LONDON. October 31.-A dispatch to
news agency from st. Petersburg says
Count Witte authorizes the announcement
Of I'm eli vvfIl
utical prisoners whose release at the pres
ent moment will not endanger public order
Details OF the release Will be arranged at
ministerial conferences during the next
few days.
News Helped Markets.
LONDON. October 31.-An excellent i'm
preston was caused on the stock exchange
by the news from Russia. The markets
opened strong under the lead Of consols and
Russian bonds The latter advanced two
points Americans and all other sections
rose IN sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31
Help wanted Ads. An The Star

are known to be the genuine calls OF PEG
pie ready to employ. For that reason re
liable people watch for and respond Il
them. L. q word; minimum charge, 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31

. OCEAN Steamship movements.
NEW YORK. October 31.-Steamer Neck
ar. from Bremen. passed Nantucket light
ship at 10 am, and viii probably dock
about $50 am. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31

Excelsior Curtain
Stretchers, certain
brace. with nickel
pins. Regular price,
s1.@ To- zoe.
morrow. 49,.
Large ] apa n q ed
Bread Boxes: neatly
stenciled and well
made of heavy tin.
Regular price, @c.
T Ton S3c.
W b 1 to VIII W
Cloth e 8 Hampers:
large size, with COW
ers. Regular price,
sl i:So:u To Csc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Racing Memphis.
3. ...a by Assoclated .Preaa.. ! 8.

BY ASSoci ated Press
from Is 70 = g s 70 8, Captain Browns bay
5nshed one 3of the biggest sensations Of tho
meeting BY winning the:s Arkansas handicap
at Montgomery Park to-day from Jake San
2ders. the odds on fayorite Abduction. who
judges that Sanders was interfered with. but
the Judges refused to allow the prot lest, Sum
mar!es ~ 81 Rs{f7 y; Az
First raee--tour and half I, .furlonss--Two
Bills (5 to ~ first, Marvel t15 to ~ second,
Colonel Bronston q to y third. Time, :ss $40
e Second race-slx furlonss-The Cure o. to
10Y first Lauretta (1s to 81 second. King Rose
.(7 to y third. h Time I lie. sa "a
81 Third race declared soft. - ~ #
Fourth race-the Arkan.as handicap. ono
mile-Broadcloth Is to ~ first; Jake Sanders
re to 5lo) second, Gregor.. x. to y third.
a Fifth race-handcap. -steeplechase. about a
mile and q auarter-Ba lzac5 e TO y first. Red
Car 4 to 2! second. John z. Owens g 70
sixth raceone nils73our Sister g lto q; z,
first Harry New T,9 90 tH1a secoha Llsn'
.'s Seventh raee-one milsA!abareh g 70 Y
first Lampoon 70 to pssecond, Federal y 70 -
third. Time, 1:H IL ltfss3,Ss9 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
MISSED SWANSON. !
fsnecIal 10 The Tlmos.D lspatch,),

et5sha Especial TO lHo = AnASo. A1ioP'AtS.''i KS
BOYDTON, VA. April ls,-The an E''
sence OF Mr.. Swanson yesterday on ac-
count OF sickness was "a great dlsappoint-
ment to his friends In this county. many
having assembled here to hear him.
Governor Montague sg speech has been
8yery much conpllmented, ] heard more
than one man say that they liked the
wayS he talked. The Governor Jeff early
this morning for LawrenceYllle. where
he will speak to-day, and at Norfolk to-
night, :stg
like Mr.. Swanson. who reminded q gen-
tlenan hero of promise he made four
years ago to support him for the Office
OF Governor at the next election, II he
s(A1r. swanson) would wait, and now Mr..
Montague reminds tire proprietor OF the
Exchange Hotel here, where he stopped
yesterday, OF the good bltterbread he
had eaten when he was here four years
ago, and Inquired II the same good bread
was now made at the hotel. 4,
The absence of Mr.. Swanson on ac-
count OF illness was great disappoint-
ment to many. Of the friends OF that gem
tleman here.
IA negro named Henry RaWlins, who
was here yesterday with q horse trader,
Was badly kicked by q vicious horse
while trying to harness the aninlal, The
negro was rendered insensiyle for q
while.
The Circuit Court is now ged in
the trial OF an application OF man
named Ellington, who Wishes to establish
e dlstillsry near Fields Postonsce, IN this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
PITCHERS BA7Il|
At 1 UNIVERSITY /! \ 5. !! \.
"a Pretty Game Was "a Played p; !! Be- ',-5
tween Davids son and
Ell Virginia.
HOME TEAM 1H i WINNER
Pollard Allowed !. But :'1t Two Hits Its
in the Nine In: In
rings.
HOME. TEAM THE WINNER n / \ e
Pollard Allowed q Two Hits
I1sne cial toSThc rimes-Dispatch.)5

sF (spe cial ia; The Times-D ispat ch.)
Ss CHARLOTTESVILLE Y ~. April 'a1l .; 49,.
yidson college dropped the anal game an e
I "a n it's North trip, irginia winning
out IN the ninth inning by score q &
TO 8. 4. ssE 55Rs
The contest was tho prett!est played il1 ed;
An Lambeth Field since the Pennsylva h
MA game, IL being q pitchers battle be-
tween Pollard and IL. The former had llfl y
the better OF the argument however.
allowing but two hits. 81 3
szs He gave only one pass to first ana l1N1
retired eleven OF the North Carolinians
on strikes. Vail pitched an exceedingly
clever game for the visitors. and with
his lnderhand delivery kept the pest
! bat tiers or, the Virginia team guesslng
Davidson started the scoring IN tn
second inning. Fetzer, the foo ball CAP
min. drove ono between center and lett,
rood Tor three sacks, and tailed on sValis
out, short to first .8 81 u Z.
sS5 n her half OF the second Virginia Z sent
two runners across the plate. Council
was safe because IT thompson dropped ms 1lsl
third strike Fetzerss failed to II handle
Daniels grounder. Both Springer ana
stuckey walked forcing in Council Rove 'l' 'f,i
hit to third base and Daniel was thrown
out at the home plate. Cracraf Y hit 70
Morrison, who fumbled the ball long
enough for Springer to tally
Davidson took the lead In the NTH.
with the bases full, Shortstop Thompson
hit to Pollard, who made q bad throw.
to the home plate, the ball bounding out
az Councils glove, & and both Vail and
T Moore crossing the plato. XIV
There was no more scoring until the
4 tenth Pollard started or with Q single
over first base, stole second and came
home on A1ason's grounder, which Fet-a
ger fumbled, tying the score. Mason
advanced to third on Whites out. Council
then drove the first ball pitched him over
the ccnterfielder's head. Mason scoring
the winning run, The ball rolled across
the running track and would have been:
good for a homo run.
White played "a sharp fielding game q
first, and Councils backstop work was
almost faultless. Shortsiop Thompson
ana First Baseman Bailey made spectac-5
ulars catches for Davidson. the former
pulling down a high fly after long run,
and the latter capturing Aiason's hot
liner, after juggling It.
VIRGINIA Vi
Players. r, II. o. A. r..
Pollard. 80
Mason, 2b.,.,,,,,,.l...,,
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~ n ~
w. and J., s.; Washington, 8,
Especial to The Tlmes,plspat

& LEXINGTON. va. April washington
and Lee University won from George WASH
tngton University, Of Washing! on, To-day in
put up g spappyf game. Chiffon pitched great
ball :, me .cstoh!ng 81 dlnioult flies BY Pipes
home run OF Burkat for George Washington,
were features. 3' "
Score by innings: RH.E.
Washington and Lse.,o o 100 oo5,--8 O 4
Ratteries; Washington and Lee-chlton and
Trln,ble. George Washlnat ton Thomas and
Stevenson. Umpire, Nj Rob nson. Struck OUT
by chiltop, u; BY Thomas. y s,S
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.S By Charles "a. Rose. II
Real Estate Aucti oneer. MA
s ii IA ii5 i North Ninth Street. nv Il
RUS / 'E :,
AUCTION ! !! ! SAL 1! +.
aIuab | J! , Su / b J! i !
Acre|;a;lg| Site
THIRTY ACRES, ABOUT ONE MIL1lEel
ts3 NORTH OF CITY. sIAND# 1MMEDl-es
.ATELYS ONttEHEs LINE OF tn ~ y SSll58ii
CHESTNETT HILL CARS. 3ssi3 " SiSs3


Il BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. 70
September Is, 1891, and dull recorded In
5Henrlco County Court on september
1891, default having been mad "a q IN 5pey-8
Ement OF both principal and interest, y am
required as survl ling trust e BY the penS;;
BY public auction, upon the premises. on
b:TUESDAYIAPRII. q. & 1905. AT 8 z: - e.
the EXPERIMENTATION aExCEPTlON-
TRACT OF. LAM
situated in Henrico coun about one
m taan n9S q Rs e,y aes
acres, bounded as follows !: On the south
by cross road leading from HenricoB Turn
pike to I. the old Meadow Bird EeS Road.$
the east BY the sd Me ins
Chestnut Hill electric car line, and on the
west and north by land now owned BY DE-,
u. Hall M bore, being q part OF ira s CON
Eveyed to said Moore by Edward NVllllamg
fDeVnss, June s. 1888, Deed BOOK Z II. III
THE elevation and loca ton OF this Pm
iERTY is perfect and all that can be de-
sired, being high and dry, with 9 lFst-S
class neighborhood, lying mmediately In
F i'1S ti and Temple. Beautiful drive
way. Plot with AL Information can spe$
as to costs and lex ensesg
OF executing this trust, with all axes a dine
dollar note, dated September 49, 1891. pay
thereon from March 10, 1901. I'm til date
OF sale; also $170,06, with interest thereon
from July e 1903 and SlbS with in e sea,.
said property: residue IN 8, ~ and Is I
months ss'utsu CHARLES styIi LES a. ROSE.
'Apl 14-tds Surviving Trustee,
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Property Transfers

Richmond: ! Gideon A. Davenport and wife to
Joseph y. and Joseph. p. Allen, "a 1.a-1a feet
on south ~ line q Hsa r.
George " Johnson. 81 feet On north sids Of
p asers strsNs AL vi ws spse commissioner
+ sss Sss ja sS
L Louisa q s Ia Edward s, rose 10 Charles
ls2 feet ; ssst q Meadow ;,a Street
north rsst Of Leigh street. 1850, $500 = ~
Charles J.; Armtage and wife to z; y;
Street, southeast corner Of ThirtIeth Street,
Henrlco. clsmen. i. Johepnlns and wife 70
eh hicsa mi, sG River. $500. A'a y ~
e NJ l!ss street 'sst 'sath
The Richmond uensf!cial Insurance Company
10 Theodore schmItz. loe acres on the Charles
CITY read sar Laurel a.. Mt chnSah and per-
Thomas ", Boyle and wife TO Richard n,
z q. a'I Lorraine and wiis 10 r. slttsrdng lot
mi M, e .lod - square No. 50 plan . Chestnut
Charles u, Worth.m's adm!n!stmtor, /, and
Mary #, Workman. to Jesse 81 CLARKE, "a feet
on north limo Of Floyd Avenue, 36 feet west
OF Meadow Street, 800.
Marietta pear'H executor. to Henry p, Beck,
81 feet on east side OF New North road, 2lO
feet north OF bacon Street, va
s,oner, TO Henry nendlx, lot No, !, In block
90 Barton Heights l27b. ea q u sis,
r. B. Stokes and wife 70 y. y. Burkert. lots
II. F. and Martha a, Finch. to George ".
90 feet north OF washington Street. 1915.
Leigh II, Page special commissioner, 70.
Joseph q. Blackburn, lots Nos. 3 and T. In
section s1Q, q. plan Of Woodyllls, $50
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I Smith at Readville.
Especial 10 The Time Dispatch.)

q Especial to The IIn}es-- UIspht
ROSTON, MASS, April l8--Among the
entries Tor the early closing stakes Of Of
the Readvlle Grand Circuit meeting me- n
6. Smith. Richmond, Va, & ).
He has nominated the bay Eelding
Ephriam, Toodles In the Blues Hills, S,--
90 class for ESQ trotters against 1 about p,
%rha Readyiile entry list this year for
the early closing Is the largest In the
history Of the track and 1t Will, be the
banner meeting OF the Grand Circuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Kentucky, q; ". M. Il,

MA Especial to The Times ispatch.)
fY A., @i5j a pril l Kentucky
University defeated Virginia Military Institute
this afternoon o to 4. 5$t
5s The cadets took brace In II the seventh
inning, but we're overcome in the eighth By
Y the visitors. FL S ~ sB5i3S $lf
s$ Score by Innings :84s s rs WI r.. H. e..
Kentucky !. % 4 o 90 3o4ls 12
Virginia !. :. \. 20 % 90 l4 eO7 70
Il Batteries: Kentucky--Talbott3S and Crouch.
Svirginia--Deya and Goodloe. Umpire. Cap
tain Pearson of. W. NJ. !. .ss5 III
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Trinity, a. Syracuse, 8

ia Special q to 4 The Times Dispatch 3a
M G., April 4 ls.--Trlnity to-day
defeated Syracuse by the score OF (? to o in
one OF the prettiest and cleanest games 5onsthe
local diamond this year. ,E3y g5 y 5
8 Score by innings: VI ~ ~. n. r. p
o 0f0f1 o. I'D
Syracuse o 0 o % o 0 o o 60 M
THE pitching Of Dradsher for Trinity, was
tho feature OF the game. 81 & II IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Standing Of the Clubs. IS
Washington, u; Boston, q.

90 Y vsISIIll1S tUIl, = 11-5UStOI1, 2
tor,.s errors ii. the opening inning gave
Washington Its first game Of he season.
TWAS a pitchers battle with the odds
In favor Of Winter, who allowed onlyaon
scratch hit. i n &
n Score: 81 Il ~ r. II. z.
4 Washington II Q. o o. o o o o. gl1 8
Boston, i. !. I. &. = o o o o 90 o 90 5 o
Batteries Wolfe and Kittredxe; Winter
and Farrell. Time, "a :225. Umpire Com
sEolly. Attendance. i 100. i35 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
PLAY Ball This Afternoon. 4. 81

! The brownies and Manchester Colts line up
this afternoon at the Broad Street Park for
season. II g35l5i s53 ,S.s gl
The Manchester team will probably introduce
their new pitcher Elliott. who will, In turn,
the famous ''spit" ball the Ricl,-
mond crunks. "a ~ ssss nv
The manager OF the Colts was notified yes
8tcrdny that Barley Kahn, the fast 'inflelder,
had decided to remain in tho city this sea-
son, and would play at infield for. Manchester.
He Will not play In to-day game. but Will
L be on hand on Saturday when the team will
meet the Annexers, OF Barton Heights.
The rain checks given out on Saturdny Will
be good for the game to.day. which Will be
called at 4 o clock, with Umpire BENDER as
I boss Aof tho game, "A 5 ~ fs III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Sal f.
Mondays, Wsdnss days and Fridays
Upright Plano,
Pa l'l Organ,
Fine aid ne dium Furniture,
Refrlg orators,
Sowing Machlnes,
Pictured Il IL !, Dll|rIulggets, &C. &c

will sell THIS DAY at my .wareroons,s
90 Broad street, commencing at 1890 Al NJ,
4 Upright, Ebony Case 2 1-a Octave New
England Piano; a Upright self-Playing
Organ, i Mahogar,izei Silk Tapestry, Up
'holstered 3-plece Parlor Suit; Mahogany
Roman Parlor Chairs, 1nlaid Centre
Table, Cobble Seat and other Fancy Rock
ers. 1 Very Fine Ladies' Mahogany Parlor
Desk, With Nusic Rack combined; Highly
Polished CHARTERED Oak Bureau and
Stand, with oval Mirror; Oak Chltfonier,
with Shape Mirror; 5 Medium Oak and
w. I'D p ,,otr Suits. Oak snd Cherry
/. Iron Beds. Springs, No tresses !.
100 Choice Pictures. Oak and Cherry Hall,
Racks; 81 Comparatively New Drophead
Sewing Machines, complete with all at
$tachments; Moquet, Tapestry and other
Druggets; s Very Good Oak and Walnut
Refrigerator, GSitchen Furniture. etc,
Elbow Cases, Candy Jars and Counters;.
also lot other goods too numerous to ren-#
ton. ~ f 35ss, q Fl 4
ss Ladies' invited. Sale positive. 5sS
TERMS-CASh.-t T. q 9sS I.
GEO.Gv OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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Il Y 2. u : ~ = q II Y ~ Il
Ward and Wright Win.

3.si BY Associated Press,)
I. NEW YORK. April rs, -Holcomb Ward and
Beals G., Wright, tho national doubles lawn
tennis champions to-day won the finals In
the Indoor tournament at st., Nicholas rink
They defeated W. g. Grant and r. y. Dew
hurst 49, s.?, s-2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
". u P /. s Roanoke,

\. Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
var. April s1S--'rhe base-sa.l
game to-day between the ". P.l u and Roa-
noke College teams resulted in favor Of the
Nv, p. y Us. the score being s. to II was
being the splendid work OF Kelly v. p, I's
pitcher. The game was witnessed BY a large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Game Postponed.

(By5 Associated T'ress.) s$$s
s$PH1LADELPHIAs9Ap April lS.--The Harvard.
8 Carlisle Indians aso.bnll kams. which was
q to be played on the Philadelphla NRtIonal
& To- morrow; on account OF wet grounds. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
: $500 -I--7- ~ - - = - x
FINANCIAL ] |. : z II. !,

county, where the owner wishes to sell
liquor By retail. His application Is be-
ing stoutly opposed by the temperance
people, who have employed counsel. Much
interest is taken In the outcome OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

TOWN OF WOODyILLE, NEAR 3 THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
BY virtue fac ertain deed OF trust
dated June 90, oO4, OF record In the clerks
Office Of Henrico County Court In Z. 3.
in \ portion OF a debt8s thereby secured.
and being required 80 Il to do by the ibene-
nciary. I will sell by public aucti ION upon
" s SATURDAY,, APRIL a2D, 1906.
] at 80 o. clock p NJ, the seven Lots Of
land 81 fronting Is feet each Son the south
ern line OF Seldom Street. between Evenly
plan OF yvoodville. and extending hack a
depth Of l20 feet to- an alley Is feet wide.
These lots will 4 be sold without limit or
to5make some money at tend this sal .5$s$slI8
8 TERMS-One third cash, balance at 8
and ~ months for notes interest added
and secured by a deed Of trust. 5sss "a
a: ]. cHE1y y: Trustee.
2Apl 1S-tds s:8 5i5 Il
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AUCTION SALES, Future paya
GREEN Z RE.D.D,
REAL ESTATE AUCTI0nEERS
COMMISSIONER SALE OF AlL.
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the GRANVILLE
{ PoWHArAA RAlLRoAp com
pAhY.

BY virtue Of two DEGREES rendered ~
q Richmond, va, one on tho 21st and
1905, in tho causes pending IN said Court;
undo tho short style OF u,"qI N n y s, 9
asxP P6wH E2R &C. ~ e,P PARsfyXiIls5.H
~i SNYDER = WHO ii ~ su : IS s ;.;s
SUING FOR &C., VI. sAMs, 'sS default
the liens on the property within the
gssnay days Iteau5esa by said
who we're appointed special commissions
to acts as directed BY said DEGREES. viii
sad ss RoD ssa
City Hall IN the city Of Richmond, vir-
vh'RMa Ag 1sS l ~ 3 6 5llaR R ~ -
free Of all liens and encum br.lnces what
soeyer except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year. al the rights. privileges. prep
tan Railroad Company, consisting q 8
line track narroW gause
S,e S smes hs the ss
ties to the town Farmyiiie, In. In Prince I'd.
ward county Virginia, approximatingi
seighty-eigh and three quarter miles; to-
i6elNeEAWltn HI UTunCll flln0Ss spur TRACKS,
Esidings, depot tracks, and yard tracks;
;approximating thirteen miles, rights Sol5
way. depot buildings and grounds. Shops
warehouses, whnrves. terH1in mails. scales. &
telegraph lines telephone lines. e store
houses, AZ torres q and supplies. machine
Eshops. machinery. tools, ppliances, loco:s
motives, coaches, cars dolae, real
estate. offices. office furniture. books and
and al q every Find and
wherever situated except cash .ir. ba =
Court and his Agents. and AN debts, ae-
I and his gent from any parties VIVA so-S
ever, both on the day of sale and on the
day Of the confirmatton Of said sale.) s8Sss
IT e RMS !: The terms Of Said sale are
as follows, viz.:Es& Seventy five EthOusandt
dollars (s75. 00000l cash. 325, 900. 90 a3ofS
which shall be paid to the Commissioners
and the residue OF $50, 900. when the sale
is affirmed 1. The, alance} to be on credits
Of six and lively m 6ntns from tho day
Gof y sail ;s4 he phfcha ser to Il execute ne--g
gotiable not esi fdf the deferred ma yment y
with Interest sfrGmad day OF sale 81 With the
right to anticipate the payment Of said
notes; s{ and the title to be tained Until
the whole purchas eE money .is paid and
4 a conveynnce directed by the Court
# For further par icuars as to said rails
road and other property. " pa ties are re-:
Tered 8to& the receiver, Col. =. M RI Tal-
cot, at the Offices IS Of the Company.
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