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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
That Richmond Investment is That
Richmond Its VaueAre Buyn it,
This Statement is Being #=.
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
by GEORGE W.. MAYO, hi
Auctionccrs.
III SALE OF e
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

TIE goods hereinafter mentioned,
having been unclaimed for sixty days,
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
will dispose OF tho same pursuant to
tho laws Of Virginia, It public a,ic-
zion at its freight st alton, foot OF Ash
Street (Rockctts) /, Richmond, Va, OH
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1908,
at 1880 O'Clock a. NJ.
Sale to continue until MI articles
are disposed Of, unless the owners
thereof shall pay all charges and
take delivery before the date aid
hour above named.
matter. John Wills! i box. q. III. Moore; :
sCrates stoneware. j, s. Kldon; BOX Plate Z
d dase Ge a1as Mo sGs 9 oe asiG'ie
pislnfcctant. r. N. sweeny: Case Printed mat,
tsr; =, Kay; / bog SHOW Case, Table alb = I
Hogg; bed Spring. no mark; q Pgks. II II.
Goods. Ole salverson leefrigera 4. ~ no
marks i. Wooden Frame Maxwell 4, + Isa r
Tronsteln:R1 Bbl Disnfectant, Colley Avenue
school; Hat, George Hobson; Empty Dbl,
mayso Po ms peeo soye
J. Lyons; = Dbl Dlsinfectart Local sc no
rkg y can
Notions, Harry Smith: II Can Dlsinfcctars,
Ma s nGtR seh ean nnx
Ing Corporation: Box Adv ,nntter, 81 u =.
Hearn' & Co.; Bbl. Oyster Tongs ": =. Payne " !;
Books, y. w. Sherman; 4 Box Drugs, Mrs. D;
Sparks: 1 Box Drugs; Mrs. A. 8. I. Roberts i; !
h'syHs B n Stove
I'dl. Pipe. ": II. Barnard & co, 4 s!fter,,no
mark; Bdls. Magazine, Hubert Stead I, a., \ Box
Books. u G. Wrenn; I BOX Soap, p ~ Cayn-
Anderson Decorating Co.: L Box Stove Brick.
1 Rack. G. H. 1Iudglns; I Cylinder Machine,
no mark; Bd Castings; no mark ~ ,y Bo1
Block, no mark 81 Box hats, no mark; Case
China Friend s Bales B1ggnE no ms arK
Mack Mccoy; 81 Box on Clothing n. .. Mat
gthews;8 2 Cases Calendars T.ES. King: Case
sS %stis . 9gnn Ms na
Il Rose Wire Netting, White Hardware Co;
] Box Clothing. r.. Scott = Y Box Blinds. schr
.oh r. p Harrar: 9ae Box, y Walters; BOZ
Soap, Mrs. A.. L. Wane /; 1 Pkg. ADV matter.
a. nlshetsky:.1 Pkg. ADV. matter. a. Rishe,f--
age, Il q. Blake; i Box W. Fl. Davis; !. Bar
rel, sargt. Riggln;a = Pkg. Merchandise. Moses
Walker; Iron Sinks. John CHAPMAN; ! rack.
4 Box, c. e.; w. Luke; Package, Mrs. !, ~.
Hornet Package. p Sanders = g. Gasoline s1,,ln
Stove, Box Fixtures w Gibson !; 2 Coils y, Wite
order. Nifty. Simmons & Land = Hbl. Pickles.
Dlekerson Pickle Rb i. csnles D Mfsr
son Pickle CO.. Bds We'll PAPER ora e.
4 Case Books. Steiner - Kaufman: Case
Calendars. Hampton Sash & Door Co: Box
Wo0denwsre 1amp goIrS an MAYR Agent
BY order OF ] Ohm sN1c II Freight
Claim Agent. Apls 9-la~-4W.
Terms Of y sale, cash.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctloncer.
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AUCTION SALE
AT THE
RICHMOND.
BAZAAR.

i will sel1sat auction5next8N vednes.$s
day, April 18th. 800 horses aud
mules. The horses consist Of smooth
Southern chunks and drivers, some
match teams; also some heavy
drafts Dand some high-class drivers,
and, in fact, something to suit your
trade. Now iii regard4to the mules,
we will offer next Wednesday q o.
head OF the best j have had at any
one time. They run in size % DO to-
1900 pounds; two loads run in size
1,05O TO 1880 pounds, with as much
quality ns could be.in q lot Of mules;
all Dave good fat snd smooth hair.
.The,le mules are suitable for wood
lumber or raj road work, that want
something strong and good.
Don't fail to attend the sale, 40
this stock must be sold
JOS. LAs1TTER.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
GREEN & R Edo,
B REAL ESTATE AUCT!0NEERS ]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the fARMvlLLE
& P0HhATAn RAILROAD COM.
PAnY,

By.3vlrtue OF two dccrees rendered BY
the Law and Equity Court OF the city
Of ltichnond, Va, one on the 2ist and
se s oShf tie ease e i psnd Hay q said
nnde the short style of .GIMT,G 20 Il
GSp f9E%v,, FoR &C. !, y. 6,i FAK = x4
s SGi,a, N1oM N ac Nv Y sAsS I; tiefauit
oav'a io be aoun MADE sue eli 70
the liens on the, property within the
twenty days required by, said decree Of
February 2lst.. 19o5), the. undersigned
ers forS,thatR purpose (any two Of them
to act) as directed by said DEGREES, will
proceed to- sell, by public auction, to the
CITY Mail in tie e. city it Of of Richmond vir-
wDP y AY1AsoT; I'll TIFF - d TulKn PAY OF
rent year, ali the rights, privileges, prop
erty-..reals personal. or mxed---ernn chises
tan Railroad g eo mp ny, consisting Of
main line Of single track, narrow gauge
railroad extending from Bermuda Hun
dred on tho James River, near City Point.
q Chesterfield 1 county, where the company
has valuable terminal properties and faclli-
ties to the town of Farmville, in Prince Ed
ward Y; county. Virginia, approXlmating
eighty eight and three quarter miles; to-.
5gether with all branch lines, spur tracks
sidings depot tracks. and yard tracks:
approximaung. thirteen miles, rights OF
warehouses, wharves. terminals. scales.
telegraph lines, telephone lines, store
houses, stores and supplies, MACHINE
shops, machinery, tools, appliances. loco;
motives, ~ coaches. cars, gOndOlns, real
estate. offices, office furniture, books and
books OF account, stationery and supplies.
and al 81 every kind ana
wherever situated Except cash. IN bank
or In the hands OF the Receiver .of this
Court and his Agents and any debts. ,ac-3
and his agent from any parties wnatso-
ever both on the day OF sale and on the
day OF the confirmation Of said sale
FdsWs er%y IF ifd t has
dollars (s75o oo.ool cash, s25,ooo.oo Of
which shall be paid to the, Commissio
within three days from the day Of sale
IS confirm ed Is. The balance to be on credits
Of six and twelve months from the day
) OF sale the purchaser to execute ne
with interest,:from5 day Of sale. with the
right to anticipate the payment Of said
notes and the title to be retained until
the whole purshtase m9neyrhhs PAD l. ana
sSl For further particulars as to said rail-
road and other property parties are re-
feted ths rs Sees 81
Nintl. and Main Streets, chmond, Viz
9 s''na cHIs3s 81 ssssTR1N GFELLow,
GEO, - CHR1STIAN,5 ii p
IIUNSDON&C CARY ST FL
RI B. IN b. NTUNFORD,
EtssSs r., ". $COGBIDI4.
4 5s5s CIIAS. FfIJaW'ILLIAdS, s 5ig
". r. W..44YATI<INS. az
5tt; Special Commissioners Fl
RI The bond required OF the special
81 commissioners by the above, named
n DEGREES. has.beengdu given.
* r. 2. WINSTON. Il
ia III clerk.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY TlieaVnlentinc Auction Co.,
sAuctloneers. tE rs
Auction Sale Of Antique and
Modern Household Furni-
ture, Upright Piano,
Handsome Lace Curtains,
Smyrna Art Squares, Mat
ting, &c. I'll,

on account q, deci,nln,g llqnsekeelpling g.
street, corner Nfeadow Street. ~, &, &
N JEsDAY8s H N oaN1Nc.I AFIt1i 18th. .
commencing 1880. consisting of SMYRNA
Art Squares sal,d Rugs, 7-piecc Par!oi'
Suit, handsomely Hand Carved and81lp-
holstcrsd In Brocatele; hands9me L l;af,
Ebler.seat Rockers Antique Mahogany
Card Table, Hall q Leather-Seat Chairs,
handsome ouarterea oak Pedestal, l So
tension Table, 8 High Back Dining Chairs.
Antique Mahogany Sidcboard Old An.
tlqo, DELPHI Serving Dish tsnld ato be over !,
q. and glassware, Hand Carved q
Walnut Marbe-Top Chamber Suit. with
wardrobe TO ,nntch: STANDARD Sewing
Machine, Cherry and {Mahogany Center
Suit. With French BED; cane.sent Chairs !; y
pictures, Toilet Sets, several Roona LOT
Mating, Ingram Druggots. Kitchen Eur,
niture and Utensils. RefriEerntor and
other Furniture. etc. Sale positive !,
4 Ladies especially invited to attend attend THIS
g ssrii VALENTINE AUCTION CO,
}tal5is I1Gf7s 10 ~ AiIct innpers,
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Sale Mondays, Wednesda
and Fridays. MY Regular
Sale To- Morrow, Monday,
at 1890 "A, M. at MY Ware
rooms, 90 Broad Street.

H-- Z s Il
Handsome Chartered Oak Mirror Front
and other Wardrobes, 90 fine Medium and
other Chamber Suits. Solid Brass Bed,
National Springs and Sectional Hair
Mattress; 5 Medium Iron Beds and
Springs, Parlor Suits, Fancy Rockers.
Box and other Coucl,es, Folding Sofas,
Dining Table, Dining Chairs. handsome
CHARTERED Oak Combination Folding Bed,
CHARTERED Oak. Cherry and other Hall
Racks; handsome Velvet, Moquet and
Tapestry Druggets, New Mattings. 6 New
Drop Head Sewing Machines, complete
with all attachments Baby Carriages,
Go-Carts, Refrgerators, Water Coolers,
Kitchen Furniture Stoves, etc. Also lot
other goods too numerous to n,cntlon.
Ladies invited. Sale positive.
'TGRMS:i Cash. n n
Isgftglal& GEO. ". 4 OLIVIER Auctionoor5.4
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BY Richmond Auction Co..
.5a General Auctionecrs.
e oUsEHoLp FURNITURE, ct c.,.,7A Z
u AIiCTION. ~

RI USEiS1,i1 \ C"'5t1 = -, =
BY direction OF .alrs. w. II. ylcr. who
is declining housekeeping. we Will sell NJ
her residence, Fl ighland Park. Illird AVE- W.,
nue. and Burns Street, BWEDNf1SD1a
APRIL S12, 1905, commencing at 30 a;
NJ, general line OF Household, ana
Kitchen Furniture, viz: Walnut Flush ,sli (
Covered Pnrlor Suit, Parlor Lamp, hand
some Hall Swinging Lamp, Fine Vel .l,
vet Step Carpet Fine Metal Clock ana
BE. Beautiful onyx and Brass Center Ia.
; bic. 81 ace Curtains and Porticres, Large
Hail Rack, Very Fine 92nartere,a1 ga, oak
any T'ilting Candle Stand. Old Mahogany
Bed Observation-Disclosures z Folding Beu,
Secretary and wardrobe Combined, Mar
4ble-Top Bureaus and Washsta nds, Oak
Extension Ta BILE, Marble-Top5 Center Ia
Sble9, Ladys Desk, Porch Rockers, La WI
benches, Flower Stands, Large Family
Refrigeration leo Cream F'reezers, 3till-
her Hose and Reel Lawn Movers as
Ssortment OF China CrockerY and Plated
ware: Ito Jars of Home All de IRE.
serves and tJelles (something enice), usual
assortment OF sKitchenware.i6ctc etc., etc.
CASH sf I, 81 s. u
81 N. B.-.rake North side car at Seventh
and Broad Streets; get off at First Aye "
nue. and Burns Street. two squares TO Inc
right from car line. -, !, y J, z
- 81 ICHN1OND AUCTION co, ai
Geo. II. Valentine, ctioneer.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S
SALE.

] will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, the 10th day of April, 1905 at II
O'clock A, NJ, At No 1906 East franklin
Street, the following property TO satisfy
wrlts IN my hands-Tn-Hit: Bureaus.
Washstands, Wardrohes, Tables, Lounges,
Pictures, Bedstead Mattress. Clocks. Cur
tains. Refrigerator. Mating, Trunks.
Mirrors, Desk Counter. Hat stand Stove.
lot Of Hats, Case Lamps, Rugs, Car
pots, etc, etc
TERMS; Cash,
L. g. GARRISON. II, Z. G. n.
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By Richmond Auction Co.,
1 1900 EAST MAIN STREET, H
General Auctioneers.

4 ~ ( Viii sell. III DAY. APRIL, 18TH,
at our our 'fwarerooms, No. 1905 East Main
Street, at 1920 a.. NJ. Oak and Walnut
.Gnamber Suits; Nice Iron Beds. Springs,
Iron Cots and Mattresses, several !, good
robes, Book Cases, Folding Beds. Odd,
Single and Double Beds and !, Springs,
Parlor Centre Tables Parlor Sofa and
Chairs, Rockers. ! Standing Desk < q feet},
Century Edition, Encyclopaedia Britanni.
ca, bound in leather; Dining Chairs Re-
Sideboarfls, Office Chairs.
Mntting, Rugs, Pictures, Mirrors, Hall
Racks, Library Tables. 2 very fine OIL
~ 4 RICHMOND sAUCT1O CO.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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BY direction Of the heirs of Tho late
Julius Meyer, deceased, all of whom are
non-resldcnts, desiring TO close the estate,
we Will sell by public auction, OH the
: FRIDAY NExT, APRIL IL, 1905.
at 8 o'clock p. NJ. the above named we'll
known and highly valuable residence.
long the homo OF Mr.. Meyer, and upon
which he made large expenditure in in-
D)lDvemelits and modern ,convenieices
The dwelling is d most substantial stric-
tturc OF two stories, and mansard. above
an English basement. containing nbout 10
rooms, wide hall, good furnace, nnd the
usual modern conVeniences, nTd there Is
on the lot a handsome two-story de-
tachcd brick Kitchen. "a 5 l',t ;t 4.
The lot is 81 feet In width, with the
depth Of about $50 feet to the alley In
rear "a, Il
The convenient and pleasant location
Il or this property, and tits spacious and
substantial character render 1t very de-
slrable as Il home, and II is especially
adapted to the needs of a physlcian;
while always in demand by desirable tell
ants. /,
#&1tis now occupied by an excellent ten-
ant. the lease expiring In the fall. Z
# y TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance at
!, 2and 3 years. by negotiable notes, With
interest quarterly and secured BY a DEED
of trust upon the property. @ .t4F
j. b. iELANt&&st CO., Aucttoneers.
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Administrators Sale of
LAW BOOKS AND
OFFICE FURNITURE

AS administrator Of the estate Of r.
II. Stcger, deceased. will sell at pubic
"WEDNESDAY APRIL IL, 1905,
commencing at 4 80 o clock p. NJ. all the
Office Furniture and Law Books of the
above mentioned party, consisting Of
Large Oak Roler-Top Desk, ~ Massive
Oak. Office Cabinet, Wooden-Seat Chairs,
8 Book Shelves. and a numberSof Law
Books, among which are Parsons on Con-
tracts, II r edford on Law of Railways.
Sugden on Powers. sugden on Vendors.
Daniels Chancery, Pleading and Practice,
.Vesey's Chancery Reports, Phillips on
Evidence. Story on Promissory otes,
struments. Smiths Leading Cases, East 8
Reports and {various others. (,
y GTERN1S: Cash. . ]. i. I. !. ], Y -. Z, ltli
IA Administrator for r, H. Steger.r#
BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctloneer a
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BY The Valentine Auction Co...
"A !, Auctloneers.
BYsAUCTION.

7 ~ =
OR .aRo 5sS 4 N sToRE F1XfuRE
TOP WAGON. HARNESS, ETC. AND
LEASE, NO. 911S NORTH
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
& AS trustee In a deed OF trust, dated April
LIST, 1905, between George l.. Haynes g.
Co. and H w. Goodwin. Trustee, and
duly recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court, in y. j, 1S4 G, page 306, I will sell
at the store OF said George l.. Haynes g.
Co., No. lis North Eighteenth Street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 18TH,
commencing 3 O'Clock, as a whole. II sat-
isfactory bid is made, or II not, IN detail
to suit purchasers. Fresh Stock of Staple
Groceries-Canned Peaches, Corn Beans,
Chip Beef, Baking Powders. etc; Benzine
and Octagon SOAP. Toilet Soap, Washing
Powders, Ioearline, Helnzs Pickles, Cat
sup Dressings, etc; Preserves, Molasses.
Lamp Chimneys, Smoking and Chewing
roha eco, Cakes and Crackers, etc; Show
Case, 3 Counters, Shelving, Counter Scales.
Computing Meat Scales, Meat Counter and
Racks, Cheese Case, Molasses Pumps,
Meal and Feed Bins; also one almost now
Grocery Top Wagon. in perfect order; lot
Harness. Electric Fan. etc, and unexpired
lease, S5sf @ p &sF
Sale positive If sold as a whole terms,
.one-third cash, balance q, 8 and ~ months,
with interest at G per cent, secured by
negotiable notes, satisfa Glory endorsed; or
all cash, II desired. II, sold III detail,
terms cash. fs9is 81
20 Fl. w. GOODWIN, Trustee,
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctloneers.
Apl sat VI
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j handsome Mahogany Divan. 3 Solid
Brass Rcdsteads, with New Felt Mat
tresscs: Patented Safety Folding Iron
Bedstead. 20 extra-heavy Enamclcd
Bedsteads with AA-1ron Springs; 3
handsome Mahogany 3-plece Parlor SUIT.
Oak Bedroom Suits Walnut Bed-roopl
Suit, 2 Good Refrigerators, Large Wal;
nut DinnE-room Table. with Pedestal
Sideboards, odd Oak Bureaus and Wash,
stands, 20 Oak and Walnut Redstcnds,
very handsome 3-piece Ebony Parlor
trio Motor j cxtra-fnc Flemlshed Oak
Book Case, Oak Book Shelves, Walnut
Office File, Cherry Mantel Cabinet 4
Square Pianos, very iine Wheelock Up
10 Rolls New Mating. Kitchen Safes.
WRrdrobcs, Gasoline Stoves, etc, etc.
GEO. Nv. MAYO, Auctionecr
p b, C. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

81 ON WILL BUY n TWO FRANZ
0LoCU Dwellings, central. occupied by
splendid tenants, paying $252
per annum; met income II per
cent: something good; never
fSS VACANT. Sf ~is pa S4
Sl450 Sss'sss i ssss ssAs
income 81 | per- cent: Just as
good ns8abovc bargain never
gurtenantcd. s y
S. 900 EEs 4! RssasGs g
cent. net: nothing better IN
the city. SS5 & ss,s
500 @ 5sES y S%s5 ;s@i
s$as block s. from Sacred Heart
Church; 81 bargain for 3 the
az rnn NEW & BRICK DWELLING.
~, IUU Park Avenue IS rooms. m cd \
g'rF Az rent $500; one block from car
;%s s::s
corner Dwelling, 6, central :, ID
light central heater. NIL mod
crn, now paying 81 per cent
on price asked. Ssse e.
o nm gDETACIlJED8 3-sTORYs BRICK
I'D, UUU$Nyest Grace Street lot 3DS1304
&c, alley; good terms; bar
I'll 55S ga I'M i}3 l35S.s 55s
These are d few OF the barga ms VIC
have to offer. We have others In every
locality and at all kinds Of prices.
s485 tNTrAf. B.5EoIZZTNI 4 co, z
Tenth and Bank Streets.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
61S lI. Broad Street E8
Handsome Office Furniture,
Remington and Crandall
Typewriters, Handsome
Brass Red, Ten Dozen
Buggy Whips, Oak Mirror
Front Folding Bed, Furl1i-
tllre, &C., at Auction.
Tomorrow, Monday, Morn
ing, April 10th, connnenc-
ing at 1880 O'Clock,
We will sell, at our salesrooms
No. GLIB East Broad Street,

comparatively New Outfit Of. Office
Furniture, consisting Of Oak Roller,,Top
CHARTERED Oak Tables, Lea TIERS Seat and
Back Armchair, Revolving and adjust
uble Book Stand. 9 Oak Arm Chairs,
der; "Crandall' Typewriter. comparatvee-
" News Millinery Show Cases. hand
some Brass Bed, Enamcled Iron Beds,
with Brass Trimming; nice Oak and Wall
nut Bedroom Suits, Oak Folding Bed,
with Mirror Front: handsome Oak Ward
robes, fine Walnut Book Case and Sec
some Oak Buffet, Odd Bedsteads, Chairs
and Rockers, very good Bicycle, hand,
some Pictures and Mirrors: Rugs and
sDruggets. Center Tables. Ebony Music
Rack, Oak Chlfronier. Kitchen Safes,
Kitchen Tables. good Cook Stove, Cook
ing Utensils, CroclSery and d, Glassware re
LADIES INVITED I TO ATTEND D
SALE. IN
8,THES VALENTINE dAUCTION5 CO..
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Y GENTS ,FuRNISHINGS. NOTIONS,
I1TC CT: AT AUCTION. IA ss,4
we will sell. TUESDAY. APRIl, It'll,
at our warerooms, No. 1905 East Main
account OF d transportation company II
Dozen Good Quality Mems fOyerallsgand
Jackets, q Bed Quilts. also 500 Yards OF
rjshings, Men's Shirts. Shaving Soap,
Whsk Broons, 20 Dozen Mon Collars,
,etc.,3etc. a
TERMS: Cash. 60. TO- z. Z. ~ !. I. *
II Geo. IT. Valentine, Auctionecr.
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BY G. r.. & Fl. T.. Denoon,
Real. Estate AuGtioneers,
SOL Main Street.

IT RUSTEE's SALE or LOT, s3NNITEI
4 51MPRO NEMENTS THEREON ON
IN THE COUNTY OF, HEINRICH
4 BY virtue Of a deed of5trust. dated Sep
Stember#6 1909, and of record in Iienrco
County Court, D.. B. 1G5 zB, page 10, de-
fault having been made in the .rayment
of the debt therein secured, will sell BY
auction, on the premises, On
MONDAY, april 10. 1909,
at 4 O. clock p. NJ. tho small dwelling on
tho east line oftarulton Street, near it's In
tersection with the Williamsburg Road.
The lot has q front Of 80 feet and runs
back lis feet to flvc-foot alley.
.TI1RMS:, Cash, as to expenses of exc
cutting this trust, and to pay the note and
interest, amounting to $l09.50; balance at
one and two years.
&C. L.. e. II. II. Denoon, Auctioneers. z
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Il In order to close up the estate Of the
late Frederick Lauterbach,, will sell at
$500 's's TUESDAY. APRIL II, 1906,
at 6 O'Clock r. Nj, that splendid lot on the
northeast corner of TWentyrseyenth and !,
street one hundred and forty feet and
running back between parallel lines one
hundred feet. E !.
This lot lies directly on the street car
line and is In a rapidly growing and thick.
IL settled locality, surrounded by. good
properties, all rented and occupied and
paying good Interest on the amounts In
Those desiring to build homes or to
build for investment should not miss this
opportunity to secure good sites, The
property will he sold N lots'for as a
whole, < e 4 s.
TERMs-One-third ca sh and tile balance
in six and twelve months. tlN
II, W, STEIN, Executor.
/. YIN, p. PizzIni Company, Auctloneers,
Apl 6-tdS
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BY Green and Redd,
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.

~ RU sTEEs. AtCr1o IN SALE or. "a
DESIRABLE LsIX-ROQM BRlCk
.B 3 II ALSO g II HRBE-Ro oM cor;
.TAGE IN iR LEAR, q AT "a r He NOR1H-i
WEST CORNER IL Q r. DINNEEN. AND
HENRICO 4 STREETS, IN i&st1ENRlGO,
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VIM. b. pizzini Company,
Real Estate Aucttoneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets, 4

AUCTION SALE !,
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS 3s5
ON CHURCH HILL
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST
M CORNER OF q WlNTY-sEYE NIH
AND 5VIINABLT1 S,'S.,t DIRECTLY
ON THE STREET CAR LINE.
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I BY Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioncer,
40 N. Seventh Street.
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BY Geo. v. Oliver, Auctloneer,
90 Broad Street. between First Street and
!. Brook Avenue. Phone ASH.
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4l'TTIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
a TT5s Az Auctioneers.
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JOS. LASITTER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-21

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-21

by smith had not an enemy in the
world. and can give no reason for the
crime His first action was to send
Mortimer. tie gardener. for the local
police. 4 little later the chief con
stable sent FOR me. Nothing was nov
Ell before I GOT there. ard strict orders
We're given that no one should walk up
on the paths leading to the house. 1t
was q splendid chance of putting your
theories into practice, Mr. sherlock
Holmes There was really nothing
wanting"
Except Mr. Sherlock Holmes" said
my companion. with a somewhat bitter
smile. We'll let US hear about it.
What sort of a job did you make Of
ir?"
4 must ask you first Mr.. Holmes. to
glance at this rough plan. which viii
give YOU general idea of the position
Of the professors study and the yari-
Gus points of the case 1t will help
YOU in following my Investigation"
He unfolded the rough chart, which
l here reproduce, and he laid it across
Holmes knee. l rose and, standing be
hind Holmes. studied it over his shout
der.
1T IS very rough. of course. and it on
~ deals with the points which seem to
me to be essential All the rest you
will see later for yourself Now, first
of all, presuming that the assassin en-
tered the house, how did he or she
come in: Undoubtedly by the garden
path and the back door. from which
there is direct access TO the study. ANY
other way would have been exceeding
ly complicated. The escape must have
also been made along that line. for of
the two other exits from the room one
was blocked by Susan as she ran
downstairs and the other leads straight
TO the professors be 4 tom. therefore
directed my attention at once TO the
garden path, which was saturated with
recent rain and would certainly show
any footmarkS
My examination shovel me that
was dealing with a cautious and ex-
pert criminal No footmarks were to
be found on the path There could be
no question. however. that some one
had passed along the grass border
which lines the path and that he had
done so in order TO avoid leaving a
track. could not find anything in the