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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
MARK THOMPSON'S HARDY
ROSE BUSHES, 0AhlIAS,
ChRySAMIhEmumS, &c,
q PHONE A054 Ss.3

~ Now Is the Time to- plant Dalllas and
sChrysanthemums, My best collec tlons.
S75c.'per dozen or SO per- 100 Send your
order at once. Ny hardy outdoor grown
monthly Rose Bushes Sare the ones every
body should plant, 500, each, three Tor
81, thousands OF small hushss;s ] &C., each,
81, so per dozen, growing our doors 10 hot
bed plants Chrysant hemuns md pahllas,
Yellow cannas ! 76e' peI dozen, Z So per e
25c, clump. thousands Norway Spruce
gI1yergreens, $50; each Corn III over or
Ragged Robin. bloom all summer, SOC.
per dozen. Golden Glow, CoreopSis LAM
ceslata, Soc. per dozen, "a per l00S ~ 900
Cabbage Plants. 26e. per 90. $1,,25s per
1,000.y S3s K ,S IL 81 i.
Take Westhampton Car Address Marls
n honnpso nt r. 2, n lInond,
Va, Phone 4Q54,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

The term "vice admiral" Is incorrect.
sLandais was never more than a captain
He was captain OF the frigate,I Alliance,
of Paul Jones' little squadron, during
the famous fight between the Bonhomme
Richard and the Scraps Previous to
the battle Landais had grossly disc beyed
3Jones's orders. and had set at naught his
iauthorltyS3 When. the Bonhomme Rich-.
ard bore down on tho Scraps Jones
signalled to Landais to support him.
Landais, through coWardlce, stupidity or
Ftreachery dispbeycd the order and made
off In an cratic, ntmless course that
\ led nowhere. @
Jones, seeing that he could not depend
upon the Alliance for aid, made the at
tack alone, Il Tho Bonhomme and the
Serapis were soon engaged, Suddenly
tho Alliance bore down on her consort
and with a deadly broadside, swept her
decks. and killed manY ofEthe American.
sailors and rim holes in her bow and
quarter. Then the Alliance Is said to
have repeated tho performance With an-3
other Of Jones's squadron, the Pallas,
that was engaged with the British frl-s
gate Scarboro, IA
vice for this, and It Is said would have
.bcen court-martialed and shot had not
Jones refused ~ press the charge.
z I4nndals always loudly proclaimed X tnAt
It was he, and not Jones, WHO had cons
5quered the serapis ana demanded prize
money for tho conquest lie la dnf small
annuity and on this he lived IN Brook
BlyI, and managed to save enough to po7i
gtitIon, Congress- every other year to res
open the3cas II is3
Whatever may BIO said for young John
ID. Rockefeller and his famous Bible
class, IT. cannot he credited to him that
.le wastes any money In the conduct of
this pet enterprise OF hiss Tho running
sox,penses' OF tho class are paid by the
smembers, by tho t'enyelope system,'
nnd when the necessity arises for extra
funds the young millionaire Ii prone to
arise md exhort his scholars ON the
virtues Of scieerful giving, Vi This class
has been the subject OF much satire,
Nothing about 1t, however. has aroused
more comment than the recently made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Feeling From Fairfax,

y Is835I9 (Speclal Ito The iTImes- DlspatchD l
SsFAIRFAX, Va, l May ?.---Work.s has been
s resumed on the new drug store which Ia be-
ing built for Or. 7, NJ, Brooks,
N The electric railway Is largely patronlzed
\ BY residents of Fairfax. and The company y
making improvements each day for their
comfort and convenience XII tt lSssf
4 The contents Of q peddlnrsi pa ok, which was
4 III front OF tho courthouse April 20, "a There
( wore many bargains IN collar buttons, sls-
\ penders. gold ring ~ and tahlecioths 84
has returned home fter spending two months
With her sister Mrs. II, 1!,S hnrroWs
dist Church. and q representative of8the firm,
( Of OIL Sanders and Hayman played for the con-
srsgatlon Sunday night Hom "a and q now
occ,,nied by tho cashier and his assistant, I.
Mi Elton Iiobrook y having 9 hopsosbu'ls
on his lot, purchased from n i'ohat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Mrs. Laura q. Lyon

NuI s. #Ldlll d q w. 10y 80
aurn g. Lyon. wife s, OF & nIn n.
Az Sos yopN o dfa y VEST Mar, ns street in
the fifty-eighth year OF her age: ] ], J,
Sic 5nsyyfa Ry ser auS9eaa aa
The funeral win take place g, from rom, cen 3
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church On. az 2
Louis Keppler, ST.
Mr.. Louis Keppler, sr. died yesterday e.l,i.,!,
Green Gre Road, in Henriico County: Nj VT
KeppIer was seventy-nine years OF age g;
4 The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon = ana 8
tho interment Will ne in S)siK""9 , w
Mrs. Martha j. Baker.
Mrs. Martha j. Baker died at 1l 10 s q J,
5Thirty-third n Street yesterday morning
She was d resident Of Elko, Va. and was was
4fifty-six years of q a ge Z,
The funeral arrangements will be an
lnounced later. II.
Funeral Of Mrs. Bullock
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma +; Bullock }. (
Of Mrs Ema f Pine tn str reee
Church CHI Yesterday a fternoon. The services
were BY Rev. Dr.. j. & B. Hutson. Captain lh3
Frank cunningham sang, and 4. f e t1olai
Mrs. M. II. Hyde.
4 especial 10 u ne ines 10
Mary Marshall Hyde, wife Of Lewis
Huntington Hyde, died early this morn !, (
ing at her home in New = ork after a
and viii be buried near Hoboktn. N. y.
on Thursday. She was a daughter of
the late David Holmes. lecture. q dis,
5tinguished lawyer of Clarke county, and
one ofEthe bellies OF that section. Some
years after the death OF her first hus,
band, John Stevens, Of Castle Point,
Hoboken, she married Mr.. Hyde, a prom
BY the death OF Mr.. Stevens she Sbe-i
came owner OF several e million dollars
Worth OF property. including most Of the
waterfront at Hoboken. She founded
DRY Of her father, and gave about ten
thousand dollars to It.. She leaves her
husband one daughter, Miss Mary Stew
ems: one brother Burwell MCGUIRE, and
one sister, Miss Minnie Mcguire, both
Of Clarke county. 81 t 5fs s Il s 3E 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
! BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad Street. h

This attractive sale Of Furniture will
commence at 1880 o. clock THIS WE'D
5NESDAYS MORNING., May Sd. g z
Beds, fine Maple, Cherry, Walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits, Hair Mattresses,
sNIattings, Wardrobes. seven Plated Ware
Toilet Sets, Chinoniers. a number fine
Beds In White, Blue and Green; Rattan
EParIor Suit, Mahogany and other Parlor
Suits, Chairs and Rockers, Marble-Top
Tables, Writing Desk, Folding Beds, Wire
SCouche s Wire Davenports, Oak Side
boards /, Lounges and Couches, handsome
Mantle Mirror, very fine Brass Clock,
cost 500: and other Furniture too numor-
Gus tosmention. a This is really an attrac-
tive sale fof hrstsclass Furniture. You
can't afford to miss this sale. if you
need Furniture The dies most respect
fully invited to attend. ssti 81 81 i
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
aWornen's Whist League.

p,YyI. 1,E HoS T Pa. May 2-Three hun
dr pai and twenty persons participated in the
opening play Of ANIMAL e Ton
= e for the Washington trophy was made
BY the Hamilton Club q dons, +, wt eb
won' IN this contest top score North and nd
south was made by Mrs ,lSs ~ MfIa 1s.iS
I Tast nd west by Mrs. NJ E. Catelle and MIS-
II. II. Frithngham. with q plus Of s -. ~ s
TOP score in the Toledo trophy ~
made by the Colonial Club, OF ialtiElore VIZ. s
nine and one half matches. III 35i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
BY H. Seldom Taylor q Co.,
Real state Auctloneers. {s5S
COMMISSIONERS III SALE 81 OF THAT
- TNVO-sTORYa BRICK aDWELLING,
NO. 615 TENTH STREET. BETWEEN
LEIGH AND NJ. LOT 33x118 FEET TO
"A NJ Icy. i5Ig

n execution Of a decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond d en-
tered on the Nst day Of April. 1905. In the
suit OF Diana N: Coates vs.. Carrie VIII
5liams Coates. ct ais I viii offer for sale
by public auction, on the premises, on
"WEDNESDAY, Sd DAY OF MAY, 1906. q
at 6 o'clock r. NJ l, the property above re-
Sferred to- I.i E F;isS ii5S
The improvements consists Of a comforts
able two story brick dwelling. containing
10 rooms. Es ISL sls yS
The proximity Of this property to the
locomotive WORKS. Chesapeake and Ohio
1t specially d esira BILE ] to persons OF mod
crate means for q home or profitable In
tvestment. 3
TERMS ne-third cash, balance at 9
S ~ II or nneota BILE notes, witt
Interest added, and n tie retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and cons
cash, at the option 81 the purchaser. ID
WIN. A. NIONCURE,
Special Commissioner "a
The bond required,of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given. q 4 I, ~
8Apl 2s-tds Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED
Only Imperative Business Going

on at the EClty9HaII.
Business is practically suspended in the
various departments at the City Hall,
owing to the fact that the remains OF
General Lee are lyingrin state on the first
floor. "a 4 IN 1sI
The courts are not In session and no
sessions 3, OF committees are being held.
ne. elevators are not running. and per-
upper floors enter on the Broad Street
side; and ascend the steps in the south
east corner OF the building. Active bus
day morning, and there will likely be a
large number of meetings Friday after
noon and evening. 5Si If =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
MARK TWAIN AN c. The AUTOGRAPH
TIE q


Mark Twain has a new claim to fame,
BHe Is tho first author who ever used the
$typewriteN THAT was over thirty years
ago. and the machine was the first mbdel
madc blythe Renting tonsa the kind that
was enclosed In ~ wooden case. wrote
capitals only, and had "a foot treade for
the return OF the carriage,
y v IIlst. recent number of "a IIarpar,s Week
8ly" Mark describes the first let ter Ito ever
wrote on the machine twas In reply
to n youthful collector of autographs,
who, ~ the way. was Edward Box, now
editor Of the sLadlesA Home Journal.'
Mark was obligins. He furnished the
autograph letter, and ~ long onNit was.
I'm type machine capitals signature anu
all. E5
Thus the good old Joke of the type,
written autograph is tTaced ia Its source.
the source from which many other good
Jokes haYe come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
gDr,,iis Elect Officers.

sJe fferson Grove Drultls met last night
md elected officers for the term. Aft g.
the the election 4 smoker was INDUCED IN.
THO officer,, as chosen were: Archie Creed.
more noble arch; r.. F. Ho y, vice 6, a arr
financial secretary; H. Il Metzger, treas-i
s,ircr; CHA. Barbee, recording secretary y
George w. Clark, inside guard; g9 On.
Doyle. outside guard Charles Peoples les
past arch. s OK, .i,3, PISS III sS5 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
AUCTION SALE OF
That Large and Sple
Manufacturing Site, Cen.
trally Located on the North
Side Of Frank lin, Between
18th and 18th Str ets. II
BY Sutton &: Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
IN N. Ninth Street.

AZ tho request OF the parties intercepted.
on the premises, on 3. ~
S I Nh q E,RIDA MAY 9TH, 1906
at IL o clock M, that most desrable piece
OF property, situated as ab1ye. irontins
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
Nv a depth lof no feet s IN ches TO nm alley
in the rear, with a good building on the !,
naat end of tho lot. 1yajs property Is .Ads
=, m bly suited for some large man ufncs!
turing piarlt or Wholesale bu sness, sbe!rg,
so Centrally located. con veni ent TO .inbori
and to tho trade, as we'll as to the .diIer-S
mend tito manufacturers or " o!esalo
:ine rchants who may desire 70 llnuae q. q
large warehouse In 10 conxenispf Hl ss
gApl 2s-tds 81 AUG 5ssy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
for Bond Issue.

FAyETTEy1LLE, y, Ga ;,o Nay Va q 2' 6onae
p pHl t'i yes sted bysit good majority.
n Yesterday the steamer City oe ray
setteylle'' was sold under, ORDER en OF coa ast
at its wharf here Tor $ll'fo1 cosl
$40 Ol0 to build. Is u f.satt -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Miller. III; BridgeWater, 0.

(special to The Tlmes- DlsIMtciI,1 ,,,,,.
sciiool defeated 5Eridgewater here yesterday In
Six innings, 81 score Of q ~ q; I, !, @
y MILLER is; GlIARLoTTEsNlEiai..ls., ts,.,,
team, Of Charlottesville. at ~ Her schoo1s
score Is TO Is IN favor Of Milers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Miss, Lizzie Parr,

(Speclalto The Times Dispatch.) \
PDRA. VA, May 2.-Miss Lizzie Parr,
the eldest daughter of the late j ohm H.
Buena Vista last Wednesday evening at
4:16 o'clock. She, had been teach Ing
school at the Buena Vista Female Sehli-i
nary and died 4there.8nnd was brought to
her homo and buried in the church yard
at Elbethel. In the presence Of large
crowd of sorrowing friends. FL She was a
beautiful ngslady of many charming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
By Augustine Royal 8 Com s-
s Reai i Estate Agents and Aucti6 neers,S
Office No. 927 Hull Street
NJ II. 4 Manchester, Va. ls5ssS
/, 1RusTEE,.ss SALE AZ i !,


THE MOST DEsIRAGL LID FAR NJ In s$
fCHEsTERFIEID ouNTY, {, NEE Y Il.7s
FOREST HILL PARK. AND%GRANITEA
$STATI ON, ON THE 3SAUTHERNMRAlL1-ss -
WAY, CONTAINING ~ RES, BE-
THE SAME, sg M ORE 81 OF JESS. ON
TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1865. ATS4 sO,CLOCks
F.gNi.,g ON THE PREMISES
d By virtue OF & q deed OF trust dated /:
February is. 1904, execute ed by Bernard G !:
Schultz and wife to che lnd ersigneds
trustee, and being required So to don by!
the holders OF the otes, secured in said
deed will sell mt pu bile auc tom on
the day. hour and place named e boye,fft
that very d esira BILE farm wi tn all the
improvements thereon and thereto I az be- s,;.
S;rRe. ! farm contains 229 acres. more Sor'
less, within: one fourth of a mile sot Gran
lite sta ton, II on the Sc thern8 Railways
and very near Forest II ark This
Hand Is IN the direct line of imnroYemer
and should attract the attentto on hose
looking for Investments 8, q We'll as hose
who desire a suburban home. StT hisl slnI,xl
Is and has been for yea RS. q cult lYat sas'
a truck farm. and In the han Ids Sof Those
that understand this bra nch of the bllst-3
ness. FL Is Invaluable & ISL
5 For further particula RS call on III ssilQ.
TERMS: Cash Is, R to sex penses sof y vale: u
taxes, IL any be DUE and TO pa offEa nd;
discharge three notes for the gf FOL lowing
amounts $1,000. $3Ofand $780, wi h Interest
on each, from February Is, p s05,Sf until
paid The residue, 4 any, Upon such
terms as will be as
az .$3 81 Is Trustee.s9ss
Nav &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
BETTING IN TEXAS.
Governor Signs Bill Favorable
to Race Tracks.

"a lE3Y ASsOcIat ed .F'Tess,J = ~ "a
& HOUSTON, TEXAS May 2..-Governor
Lanham to-day approved the bill .;whicl,
that the races are rum It was gta,Ad
while this bill was pending that II It be-
came law flrst-class "a cl<s would be
established at Dallas, Houston and San
Antonio, and possibly Fort . WORTH to
conduct winter neetings. "A syndlcnte
composed OF Eastern men and Texans is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
81 R !. ROADaRU R
To Build Line Connecting Ros
VI ney and 4Keysville.
peclal to The Times-Dispatch,

IlD31 IISpeCIHI 10 IHe IIIlneS-DIHpdtCh.) 5st.
@g{ARVONIA, VA, May lit Is reported
here that the branch line passing this
place. will be extended from Rosney to-
there, thereby giving a quicker service
ito the shippers doing brslness m that
section and a long.needed passenger
service also 8Ilsts s{1l H 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
BY N I. w. iSBowe & Son. III;
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Sale Of That Excel J; !, q &,
Centrally Located Corner
Brick Resid ence,
No. 2O1 East Cary Street
AT Auction.

4 TO close an estate we will sell by alc-
ton. on the premises on - b
r. THURSDAY, MAY 4, 19O5, ssSss
at 30 o. clock, p. NJ, the exec lent corner!
brick residence; above referred to- COM
tanning about twelve rooms. n wi u the
usual fconvenlences and a good brick sta
BILE. if5 81 Z. q Y u, ts
3n.s rs home or for Investment purposes
as it's convenient location and excellent
.neighborhood would always tract de-
sirable tenants; or It might, at II likht
cost, be prontably turned in 6 @tiat
N. w BOWE e SON.
q Apl 3O-tds. 59 ttoneerS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
PASADENA WON AT
JAMAICA YESTERDAY ! |. :. !! "A
Beat Cairngorn BY Head for
the Williamsburg
Handicap. . 81
NV Associated Press,

NEW YORK, May .--Pasadena, at II to s..
won the WI llIamsburg handicap at Jamaica g,
Plush and Buttling made the pace TO the
stretch, when Pasadena and Cairgorrn1 moved
winner OF the last race, Sequa1led the track
record Of 1:is rs for sig fu5lorgs
first Julira n. az to ~ second. oldfeur 90
u to u third. Time III. Z, .S
Second race-Four and one half furlongs-5
soaklaWn II to a first. Waterbrook fd5 to y
second, syeronese Il to i, third, Time, "a 2-5:
Third race-six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g 70 Z,
first: OuadriIIe Is to p second, Cottage Maid
III 10 y third. Time, 1:l3 a-b.
3 Fourth race-The williamsburg Handicap. sig E1
sfurlongs-PaEalena III TO 9 first. cairngorm. q
Fifth rnce-Mile and seventy yards-Gold
Dome sna to ~ first, Jane Holly az to u sec
tond, Hands Across us to 4 81 third. Time Time,
{1:45 rs. s5sii =, g. !, z. Y
first Oxford Us to s. second Toscan q to
b1) third. Time. al \ ~ s2-5.s 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Southern League d,

4 At Atlanta "A uanta. o; Birmingham, o.
At New oreans-Ncw Orleans, 2; Little
At At Mont gomery Montgomery Nashville post
pored rain. q.{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Kinston ELECTION.

~ fsnecial8 to Tho Times Dlspat ch.)
~ rc1NsrO NJ II. Gu May 2.--Mr. y. /.
rouse, present Mayor Of Kinston De,m4 r
ocrat was fe-elected yesterday over NJ.
All Democratic aldermen We're + a al'c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
MAY REDEEM LAND.
lPEostponement ofSSale Gives De
linuuents1 al Chance.

The sale OF city real estate delnouent for
1904 taxes has been postponed until tomorrow,
and persons desiring toAsaYe their lands may
40. 50 by paying the taxes prior to that time.
z There will be no further Indulgence and all
fail to settle before tho sale may lose them
to the land grabbers, who are already at work
ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

.BAKER.-Died, Tuesday. May 2, 1905, at
n b:45 F.. Nj, at 4 the residence OF her
nephew. "A. W. Baker, 4lO North Thirty
third Street, MRS. MARTHA J. BA-s
IlER, OF I1lko, Il Y n, "a edr 65 years. 4
Funeral notice ter. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
Trinity, 81; Wake Forest, O.,

9lI#( SpecIm 10 The .Tlmes-DIspatch,l
y WAKE FOREST, M c., May 2.--Trinity Col
lego won from, Wake Forest to-day BY score
OF .one/to nothing, Tho pitching Of Bradshaw
and Edwards was! the feature OF the game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

known fact that the quartettc OF the
class was engaged at salary OF $40
each per Sunday, and that the price was
arbitrarily cut to $115.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
N Cumberland Park Races.

r NASHVILLE, TENN. May 2.-- "a nd
Fist rnne1four and one half furlongs--
Il ,eta Duffy Us 10 5) first. Joe Coyne g to %
second. Fortunate e to bird fins. 70. Z,
q second race--sx furlongs-Brade len 20 Il TOD
first. saserac 10 to ~ second coruscate y
4 to 10) third. Time, 4 l5 81. &. 10
Third rnce.Mis an * a. $, second Rrookyn
+ q to II third. Time. 1:4s II. -, !, y y
Fourth, race-Ful course. steeplechhase.SSh IAN
10y : a To Is first Bank Holiday t1a to o Sec
ond. Class Leader q to - third. l = mn me,
4 3:35 IL. l5issl -. .,.,aros-
III To- IS first Kercheval5 (8 to 81
second. Polly Prim 20 to i third. Time; SIS:
s{xn, race-Four and one half furlonss x
II Ills" nike (1lssto 81 first. Miss Mango q 10
~ second, Wlstful Is to y third. ii m e
seventh receive and one halt fur e
second, Miss Gum q to y third Time, a:o1 "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

KDPPLER.-Dlcd !. at his late residence,
on tho Bowling Green Road. Henrico
+ county, May Cd, d at 4 $50 A NJ, LOUIS
KDPPLER, SIR. in the seventy.nnth
III year OF Ibis age. MI N '44 e
Funeral will take place from his late
residence. "WEDNESDAY, May No-
day., at s. r. M. Friends and acquaint-
ances are Invited to attend. 4.
Intelment In Oakwood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

I.YoN.-Died. May I'd. Mt 3 a.. M. at her
< residence. los w. Main Street, LAURA
Lyon, and sister Of A. L.. DR., G. p. and
4 D. Il. Lumsden, aged tifty-eight years.
The funeral will take place from Cen.
q tenary Methodist Church "WEDNESDAY
:. lAFyIERN NOON ut s O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
x BY James III. II Crensllaw. s. 4
II Real Estate Auctioneer & III
PARTITION SALE

At the request OF the owners. who wish
to divide their estate, we VIII offer for
sale at auction. on the premises, on
s4THURSDAY,M MAY 4, TIL, \ 1906. ~ 9ssssJ
dence, No. SIS M, Third street conta aiming
six rooms, besides a brick kitchen In the
yard. Tho lot fronts thirty-two. feet ON
i the west side OF Third Street PlentyEot
room for two modern houses. {, 81 s 9as
"A good opportunity for investors, .sSg,
TERMS-1iberal. and announced at sale.
JAMES II. 5CRENSHA{V.3as;
fApl ee-tds Vi -Auctioneer &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03

since automobiles have been SO gen
orally used in this city. have ten Won
dered at the seeming carelessness with
which their owners and chaffeurs would
leave them standing in the street. with
power up, and unguarded except to such
extent az the safety lever, or catch, may
/ be regarded as guard against their being
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