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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
AUCr1o III SAIL Futurss ryays
az 81 Catlln n
No. 8 N. Eleventh 81.


ny direction OF parties iii interest,
Will. on TUESDAY. Februnr III, 100; ~ |
noon. on the premises. ra gar dless, N ~
highest bidder, II tha na gn1laeent Basinsss
property known III theS Talbott ruchineN
Works, fronting on south side of Cary
Street, hetween Fifteenth ana q seyeii-
S51t will be- first offered Iii four parcels,
In order following Il ind then offe as%a u
whole and will be Knocked Z out To Etltey
party parties king the chest |bid n:
boundary OF no pro perty and rttris 1gil
s1O8 1.2 feet, and extends back bet vcers
regular lines about Ito 10 Oh s.
and to tho spur tra ok y Of q he SOU horfiSlI
fronting q feet Dock n
tends back 10 d point bout 2s5s fee |,
IS separated from the main port on by
5seaboard viaduc Il but & here is rig tSssofs
the three story brick build ding fiofnieEly
feet inches besl des the
5} Lot No. ~ Front s. 10 81 feet III, Gsnry
Street, and extends back 100 tee which
is entirely covered by q brl elk By Ildir t0
nm alley e feet !, Viz alon
s Lot 70. 3, From Is ~ $foetl cllesj,end
extends back 100 feet toS snid al ana
with ion OF g SINAI court:
py{n q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sagSSs
Tot No. 4, which Ii 1T I he corner
Seventeenth Street fronts 8 on e :;
on which, are subs tlals ovarne q
Tie property has been g e vidsd xac.i
cording 20 the part itlon wi lis and itis q
manner which Will entail tho lea t55s OK
pense In making eao d vision otttrleIt;ss5|
inEitself. Two of these par GELS can vyl ta1
very small 81 outlay, n DO made exc ellcnlt
plants for light manu- cturin ard must
be socr,S from the inst be- appfe cintedS
The top floors are tiagnifl cent ~ shteds
and quite strong enough for Jig me-.
chlrsry. III s M ,ss VS.
1ect ID ccnsiohnl ov0rfl OWL " RECORDS
of which carl be mad on ap icatlori to
map also be aeerl howI, :, te lf,
each parcel map lot VIII
be sold
IA Blue prints Furnished On appli ca u an AL
insncctions of tho pro stty In tted.
# ERNIS .s One-fo urth cas- h N balat,c SatS|
g. u, &18 and "a months vi itil cent?
Interest added, land secured by 81 deed
or more Of oil cash q t op ton OF
5;5 Il. 81 a.. Gait Au
Jan feb
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/; { Senate.
n ~ y AssocIa Press 81

KY ASBOClateu ETesa.lEgs,5 3sL
8WAsH1N GToN, D. b q, Jan. MI.
5BeverIdge made another neftectual eff
fort In the Senate 70 day e have z time
liked & for voting on the stat ehood BILL.
Tho opposing scna tors expressed an url-3
Willingness e 70 vote on II the bill until
amendments shall have been disposed Of,
but Mr.. Beyeridge would not consent to
q vote under ! them with a greenent ;ex-
tending to the BILL itselt 81
The Notifications appropriation .8B bill 'n
va i passed after. further discussion Of
tho amendments proposed BY Mr.. Teller
striking out the provision Tor insular for.
stifcatlons. "A that conne elton there wa e.
some reference to the recent agreement
] between this government and the Do
sminican republic. The amendment was
rejected. sSSs {
Mr. Teller opposed any great expendl.t
ture In the Philippines. with the future
policy iii View OF turning them over to
their inha bitants He eferred TO the San n
Domingo a greernent as meaning an army
In stliat island, and criticised Il ag ( a
gross violation OF the executive function.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
WAS. I s1lk[N !. SICK ! J! (. On.
Floor II a .I OF CONGRESS- ING S
Representative Pearre Stricken
While Attending Session g s
81 House. II

s53s fT7rom Our Regular; Correspondent.) NJ
;WAsHINtaTON,J Jan. 25.--R Representative
George AZ. Pearre, 81 Mar and, was tak IKE en- 2
severely III on the floor Of tho House How .'
3to. day. His attack resembled g opleexy.
"a physiciah was summoned. and IN n ne
course 81 n$hour Mr.. Pearre had recover n
"a sufficiently to permit his being taken ken
home Mr.. rearre 80 well well k IN VIZ w IN ~
Rockingham county here re married hls
attractive wife, who .as ISIS 3 81 sFt
Shoup. 8iyS f.St, OK 4. :. q. 5s
Ri "a large delegation o. n orfolk and Ports ts
mouth people al N here " to-day IN me ne
Interest Of the Jane Exposit ton 4 p
proprlaton. The delegation Includes leg
Messrs. c. Brooks - ohnson, Of y orlo I
4. s. sonthgate, Of N orfol *; C.S s.. sl,e I,
wood III 81 Portsmouth & and Mr.. cottrell.
81 Newport News. General + tzhug ~ Lee
ana Hon. ]. Taylor tI0llyson,Bo OF Richmond,
accompanied the delegation to the Capt.
tol where they saw a number sof setl :
tors ana Representatives. in the! Interest OF
the bill, making On apr pria atom for the
Exposition. The gentlemen also q saw
Chairman Tawney, OF the Committee on
industrial Arts and Exp Ions, and the
members Of the Bubconm tee to Y me 2
has been referred the gu oject y o. ma kl!'g
al, appropriation for the celebration OF the
three hpndredth anniversary Of the set
:tlemerlt OF Jan,estoWn t 4
Giles 3. jackson. the colorcd lawyer Of
Richmond. J! IS here day In the innrest
3ot. the 3 Negro Development and EXPOSE
ton made to aid the negroes An show
Ing 81 to 1.-The world u at the FL jamestown
Exposition what their race has dono In The
way Of ma erIal imp 1ent sin e ~ y as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
II FAVORITES LOSE.
.Formaster's Sharp Reversal Of
Form Feature at New Orleans

thy Assoc ated Prcss.) S q u
II NEW az ORLEANS. Jan. AZ % ,--Formaster's
sharp reversal Of form was q feature Of to-
days racing. The colt, not entirSly over
looked in tho betting, made, q SHOW OF his,
thenl, Flying Charcoal and Monte Bank, being.
v Frat ri, racs-six furongs-A ntimony % TO
Bish 1 poole az to is third. Time. IA AS
Second race--siS furlongs--To rlo Il5. to y
first, s gnal II. IS 70 y second, o1ebwa g
Third race-n,l a. Death Is to y first Nissan
thrope e to y second. Merry Acrobat (eyen)i
Fourth race.-,nlle -Formaster II to j. first,
Rcd Raven 10 IT, y second, Ahola q TO ~
W F Iatt race-n,e ana sixteenth-MIas
Betty "a TO u first. Sarah Maxim 70 to ID
SECOND, Lady Fonse, g e y third Time, Is.
paiesman III 70 81 sscond, Arachs q to
~ third, Time, ] .46 2-6, Ilfi S4}}lt}
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KILLED ROBBER..;
F5p 55a -.-----.3 n q .s
Quick Shooting Saved the Life
of Policeman b D onnell.
to The Times- Dispatch.

33.819r 7SneN1al TO THO
O. GREENSBORO. M C,l Jan. 20 ollceman
II FL. . ponnell this afterno on shot and killed
rifle from the SouthsIdo Hardware Company
last night, three balls iron, his pistol entering
The officer was In pursuit Of the thief and
overlook him at tho Old Is Nnno D NIL, three
miles northwest Of the city. 4 When nccosted
The neg 70 drew the shotgun and fired at the
ofvIc rs1who knocked q the barrel Of the gun
aside and began firing his spiato J. The negro
,empt ed the other barre. but. again missed
tho officer whose aim was better.
R Donnell telephoned an account 4 OF tho shoot
Ing TO police headquarter and Coroner Turner
officer. The jury's verdict declaring him justi-
7 trhe } dead man was a stranger to all the
officers He was brought to police hcadquRr-
tiers and identified Tonight as Dolph Moore,
formerly OF ReidHvllle, who Ind served a four
teen year term In the peitent larry for killing
his sister. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
.5'y:Rl;.A.I I AID c HANGEs
Hay1oW's Resignation
Y Causes New Appoin rents.


s4yVILMLNG TON,3N N. CT, JAM "a. MIR. W.
J.. Haylow, ss superintende Of Ntransp orta-
ton of tho first division of the Atlantic
Coast Line, II has rendered his resignation,
to- come effective on February 1st. Mr..
SOwenBE I.sPage chief clerk In the. otflco o 4
Mr. % III Botd en-. 81 general s,peri ut
OF transportatIonrh has beenlappo inted act
Ing superin tendent Of transpo rtati onssto
The resighationspf Mr. HayloNis much
regret ted Off OF hes com but
sfe I'd eel ded to-: give ZIP Rai lroad work in
torsier.ttot devote tire time to pr,
Vate business Y interests In Georgi q and
Florida. Il HeSwill ma ke hia home In ga.
svannah, when ce hea came saft ter the Pant
ssyst EN- &lner ger
2'3s Mr. Is. g.. ,I.uca travelling car agent
viii succeed Mr. Page insl Mr.. Bordes q
jofice . g4l: 7.
that Mrs j. =. 4. king,f freight agent hero,
has been appolnte gar accountant OF the
entire. Coast Line sys tenn, and Mr. Ben-.
tnn,3 viii NIL the vacancy created by ME-.
King IS promo tion. M Mr.. II. Z A. Ora ham,
agent at FLORENCE Twill succeed Mr.. Ia
:cobs ins Char lesion, and Mr.. "A. II. Shep-
ard will 60 Sto Fl orence n to !! succeed Mr..
EC4ra ham. T hesc chan gcs will 80 IN 70 Ell
.fectRFe hrunty LIST. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
STEAMER RUN DOWN. 5.ss
The Ocracoke Sinks the Ray
~ ,5335 "a = Elizabeth CITY. is$


II ELIZKBETHs CITY, n. c.. ian. 23:-
Yesterday morning at 3:15 o. clock, as tho
Raw. of the Banks Line, was going down
the river in a. fog. bound for ] aryis burg
with d party on board, shes wa 8 run 40 own
III tha.5No OFT DIX \ and q Southern 4 steamer
ocracoke, opposite Hospital Point, bout
one milo 81 rom the city and was almost
cut IN half The Ray had been chartered
for tho trip by Mr.. Matthias Owens, VINO
had been called to harrisburg on account
Of the ILLNESS 4 or VI his mother. and had
aboard, besides Mr.. Owens and his SON,
Oscar. i Mr.. 4 an d Mrs. Len. Chapman, Mr.:
Zach owens ~, brother Of Mr.. Owens, and
Owens, besides ca ptain VIII aTillett and and
The IT Z, I o oc was in twenty feet q
them when she was lighted, and this dld
NOT give them time to get out Of the way,
and they were shit Just forward a OF tho
cabin where all the ladies were Mr.:
Len Cha PIMA n was stunned and Knocked
overheard and Mrs Owens was igh II
\ The others were rnlnjured and taken
off the Ray and transferred to the Ocra-
coke "a The RI Jas 3beachcd near III os.
5pitalS Point before she sank, and Is still
there She Is bad " Z ariag ed and will res
idtiirc d great deal Of repairs before she
regularly between this city and points In
iCurrltuck county, and was owned. b y the
Banks Line Of boats, which operates sew
'eral $steambo t. out Of this city $ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Essex Park Summary.

HOT. spRiiHas ARK Jan: ss.-sammsress;
- rst raoe-three furlongs- n lna3 Baker go
FREELY n ~ NeIlle $50 to j third Time. ;s1 -
Second race-slx furloHgsr'G VINE g TO
Third IT. 4 tirasee-fiye and d half furongs.
Worth ta tr.t F9ltSs e. ss 4s n tad
Fourth race--sx furionga-I ncepsS Z to 81
first. Massa tsyen) second, Alden g to %
Fisth race-msiia and q s,xteenth--Fi orizel
3laI 10 ~ { rst. Baikal u to 81 second Payne
,ts 10 Is third. Time, ~ La
q sixth Il race emile and see w rds.-s
Giaantin II hi 81 first Marnsch insr as to III
second. Rsriley Burke (6 to ~ third, Tinls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Serious Runaway.

III Especial to The Times. Dispa tet.l
ORANGE, Nv Al y an. q. Gorge 7, n Mar
shall lies at his home in this place Ina
critical condition as the result Of being
thrown from a horse a few q avs q CO., y e 9
Z Booton,i and his horse ran away, thl'o Ing
Mr. Marshall, y his head striking the
ground. Ills skull is tract urd. He lis the
great-great- Grandson OF ~ CHIEF Justice
Marshall, 451lls WI 59feEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
AUCTION sALES-Thi Day
Byitt.j b Chaffifi d Eo.,t1tio.,
it Real Estate Auctioneers.
n HusTEr1's a Y CIT on sALE OF
1 a LEIGH ST II 1jDT Pr oPElETY.

Acting under iced 81 trust recorded
III, the CLERKS office o. Richmond Chen.
Gerry Court,Ein n. BIZ 1853 B. pa&e 463, az. 4
fault having beeti made in the pay rleenti
Eof certain money therein secured and be.
ing 30 required BY the benef ciary In said
deed. Will sell BY public auction, on the she
a s1i TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1906
At!{4 p. Nj, the real estate described 70
yaid deed az follows I: # ~ II. !.
F5nSltuated IN the sottfwesterly side OF
Leigh street, beginning at the distance
OF one hundred ana flfty.nlne& feet eight
inches sotttheasterly. from the easterlt
Side Of Puiliai11 street, thence extending
south westerly flfty.nit1e feet to Q point;
themes still .Aouthw esterly htty.nlre foot
Fio this said A easterly Side, Of Pulliani
fJtreetj At a point distant one hundred ana
isevonty-eight feet two inches soitherly
from tbs said side of Leigh Street; thence
extending southerly along the said side
\ sc Pulliai11 street TWENTY-FIVE fest thence
Eftortheasterlyton one hundred ana thir " two
4 Feet eight inches to the said side OF Leigh
sfrsetf ana III fence y mort tWesterly along
the same twetit y-one feet f1Ve Inches to
$ihe niace Of be ginning. ~ 81 g5 "a
b, Il FiftMS s: @ For & cash y as TO expenses OF
executing this " trust, TO 4 pay a debt OF
N35. 01 with Interest from December Is,
3iaN, IA and any taxes and insurance due.
and the balance Mt one year. With SIX per 81
cent. INTEREST,"; or all cash at the option
.' g 'he p WfLLYAM z. DesA usstRp
n SOLD Acting Trustee.
-
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.laliori, left tonight for Wilmington. say
Ing that he considers the outlook very
favorable for pilots. Representatives and,
senators have been sounded by him, and
Edgor Parmele, and 1t is not believed
that any very radical measure against
the interest OF pilots can be pissed 5i5
q rhe ngtlt4issby the business interests
81 Wilmington gninst the compulsory
pilotage INV thnt forces incoming steam
5ers to take on aspilot even when In tow
OF d local tug, almost doubling the cost
ofS mort en- trance. S9 r. ~ n s$5 Sig1$,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
DISTILLERY SEIZED.
Alleged to Have Been p Ding an
5s.S Irrreg ular Business. S.S$

4443s Special q to Ths Timer Dl spntch.l n
$stpANVIllLE, SvA.,ss Jan. 23.--Aiter several
days investigation OF alleged * tsgularities.,
revenue Officers have seized what Is known -
4I,IgE. dist fiery ut Dry Fork. The dIstillerys
whetl js the largest In this "a acct lon Sot tho
county. was licensed and ope mt Cd by Sidney
5JoncY. bur- tx believed to' be sSSned ! BY y.
y Ono hunnred barrels OF whiskey were seized.
fiffy Of nh oh are at Salisbury, and twenty (.
4. This community being dry, tho distillsry has
Il cen doing q large retail business. 81 ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Halifax Court.

i$S4 s ESPECIAL to The Times, p spat ch,)
8 HOUSTON. YAs, January IS Hal fax Cir
cult Court, Judge William II. H Barksdale pres
siding, opened this morning for the first Inns
in the renodelled ~ ana WI, ~ ppot,
Ably 4. f9r Ia or c0uss
u Mr., Wool Boudng, tho new Commemorative
attorney Is presiding at this ternl,S and there
arc some half dozen cases Of felony 70 pc
ri VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Manassas Growing

n (EpccIa 4 to \ Tho Times Dspat oh. D
LEEs BURG. Jan =: The census soc 4
thetow q mn % sao re
8 total ! population OF 100 inhabitants, e
which 2es are embraced in the territory res
Court Of Prince lillian county. which ok
tanaed n tho i corporate l!nlits OF that . town,
Tho census OF 1900 shove n population OF s7S,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
REFUSED BAIL,
j. ID. Hargrave, Pretended Min
lister, Must Stay in Jail,

1I1gF3E lSnecIaI5 to Tine IIne ~ l1lspA tcIl,)
EFT Il Il, Winston. jail comm issio nor, was
here to-day to give bail to y. z. IIarsraye.
was Committed to jail on the 18th In,
slant and /, indicted nv tho grand jury
l,olO was lsrea ureds Mn FIarg "a Ye offered
their s1'i pr selt Mas incIm bercd; conses
uuently he WIS refused BAIL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
BY Richmond Auction Co,
!. @ ID, Main ST, Z.

q HOW CASES. COUNTERS. FURNI-
- TURE, MIRRORS, ETC, AT a uC-
SETION, d sa534 ts85i Z Il 5s.i g
ws will sell, TODAY. TUESDAY. Jan-
uary cath, commencing at 1870 a. Nj. at
our ware rooms, No. 1905 East Main
Street Cherry Frame Nickel Bound
Show Cases, Counters. n feet longi
Folding Beds. Walnut Book Gases, sida-
boards, Double ana Single Wardrohes.
Iron Beds. Diningroom Chairs. Hall
Racks, Parlor Chairs, Centre Tables.
China Closets, Chamber Suits, once
Chairs, Rugs. Mating Pictures, Mirrors,
Druggets. Parlor Ornaments, Brass And
irons. Stoves, stc,,s etc. e 4 5si sS.
i u ,5 RIG ND AL c'rIoN co.
M Geo. II. Valentine, Auctionser,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Horse Has Hydroph obia.

~ fSraclal to Thu 'EIbles-D sEsSt u
s sIJFFOI,K, AZ VA, Jan. g. NANCY 4iapkA 4
owned Dy Johis u, Gay, and one of he ftness
driving horses Y s1stio Wa M
p l,hc rabiss WAS contracted honle thu bit IN
IA stray dog, whtsh she scagssS ass ssphasA
sth. s5 sfSS NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
ORAN ICE COURT:
Trial of Murde rer 81 Miss Pat
terson to be Tried in F ebruary.

ss fSpccial to z he Times . ispa tohi)
4 ORANGE, VA. J an. .es3.--Th he anllary
;to.day,1Judgo d. a. Grimaley presiding.
j acki clark, w 70 was Indicted for, breukl--
sing57lntoa cars and stealing whtskey IN
3Gordonsville some time ~ 80, was az
bred, accused OF murder Of Miss, Pat,
sterson, of Gordonsville, was continued
10 the $fourth Z Monday In Fberuary. next,
III which time there will be a special term
of the court, 5,5 Rs II
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,Tuesd day, the Oath j Day Y y Of. Of
j anuarY, 1905

oo,nrr en chg at Y NJ. u clock. ofter for
sale at auction the fol flowing two Palr ,'
81 Srnal cstnte I'M r lchmonds Va, viz. VI.
j dst) Lot vi Improve q ~
thereon, cons! stlr1gF. q two small brick
ltensinaht Nhouseacs oil east corner
5;fssf faSe'eF
sonverEinr lines SO feetfsS inches. r and
nansurlnE on tho rear line57 feet. 3! =,
And illmod lately tsay ct $50 -
fP. o, cluc - k
i AZ lot Of land on the northeast cor
nor TX Hague and Lester Streets fro ting
On Lester street 10 feet7 inches more
OF less, ana running back lol Zee more
Or less, to mn a Hey. AZ ~
SS1TERN1 g. ne-th third Ss Of q the purchase
money Is SbeSpald In cas- ana lance ~
two equal instalments, pa able at six ana
twelve months. respe lively Wit H. I'M &. err
est from da teg of salt or oil ca SO. at Inc
option Of the & purchaser Or pure naaers.
3nego table notes. waiyinE ne q
5exern be given ne sses sIpss
wp MI b nterest added to the face tof the
notes, and tho title to- the real estate to be
the fill amount OF the pur.
ohase q money has been paid and a q deco
dered by the e curt .. I. ~. }i3t
.S, Il: i, JOHN w, .ANDD RSONs
III Spe al Conmiasi oners,
Tho Bond required Of the Spec DIAL Com.
lnissloners bv$ the above decree has Sbee al
ne Tssfe CIIAs. 9. sAv1rI, y 81
4 Ian 1o-bt$ Clol Il.
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+ Will sell, THIS Day at 1880 a. M, at
my ware rooms. No. IA West Broad
street, i Parlor Suit, several odd Parlor
Pieces, handsome Parlort Mirror. s very
handsome Book Cases, CHARTERED Oak.
i Black Walnut; 8 handsome Chartered
Oak Wardrobes. ! extra fine Italian Mar
ble-Top sldeboards;s also Oak and other
isideboards, Dining ia bles, Chairs, Rock
ers. II oak Folding. BED, With 8 Plate Mir
irors;f 5, Oak and Walnut and other Chant
iber Suits Odd Redsteads, Bureau, Wash
stand, 10 Iron Beds ana Springs. Lounges.
;Couches. Rolls N ew Ma ting, Rugs. Lace
Curtains; 8 good Sewing Machines. s good
Cooking Stoves, as good aa new, also .,
lot OF other goods too numerous to meH-
Ltlon. Ladies invited, N
i8g GEO, ". OLIVER, Auctioneer. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
by Gee, ". Oliver, Auctioneer,
III w. Broad st. 4 Phone 2976.

sHARRIsONaFBO OK 81 CASES. FURNI-
5Il#TURE, MATTING,s PICTURES, MIR
JRORS, LACU ClJBTAIN,S SEWING MA
CHIMES, STOVES, &C,,s AT AT AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
PUBLIC AU cTION SALE OF VI 35SsSssS
BROAD STR EFT STORE ;! !;
Nc IL 4, Bet. F''irst and Sec & |i':'
ondS Str Get stsssss
Il By reques tS OF Y parties sin ii interest
will.se1l. by auc tor. 81, the pranise
Thurs day, J an ary 26thl,A,
at a 80 $P. M. sGSs asfiss

,Three-St Brick 8 tore, Rs N q. ia a lastH
Broad street. wand q 70 b. upon "a CHI itS
stands, a fronting "a feet 49, In ches.s by
feet which Includes a side al ley, irls cons
'inon,s feet swId 9, wi til to
a!s9 T1f sinn . 1u'h
This location iss 4 the 4 business 8centre
Broad i Street; Is whose lf future Il wns iY ever
brighter or more Gnt ira olive than sat
5erlt. Recent sal ess and cont Inplnt eds
Broad Street proper ty, a nd VIII cha s
has and Il ever will be the best fisl SSfor'
the invest or s sts EN-
81 TBRMs :I& One-thlrd cash 81 ba lance Land
y Years M per cent interes |, secure
deed of trust; or al cas- pure ilstseEgs
d. ]. THoNTPso ON BROW q 90
IcttOneers,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
i5s BY john 4. Tod din 81
q Real Els alto a gen ts and IA e ot1eers, 5g's
Z, iS Esank ana sEley til 8

SAuCTIoN 8ss sALE ll !, OF { I !.
u TRANIE &DWELL1NG CT N Do 2l01 M
STREET, N DTRAME STORE, st1J ll os11
2i03 s, Ell
Y IN execution Of two leeds Of . trusts
dated April Joy; and Der 4 s. 1saf
clerks NJ office & Of Richmond M Cllancecys
Court I7o ~, q g 3 lSS
been ,,lade In tho payment Of the "a eb tss,es
cured therein, and Sbeing ecilired by.st lla
beneficiary. 7 will sell ut pub q au cttonsa
friday JANUARY az 1901, 4
Mt 80 8 clock II Ms / he above amenti toned
,property The dwelling. q N 24o1.ss tyol
stories con tanning three rooms, !, g
Ing, containing four roo ms The ts
"a feet on Street and runs PC s
This property wel located and SVisl!!
pay we'll as m yeatmen d q W.
more liberal terms Wl be announced az
sale. y, !, ~ b, v
Ian g. ids H
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-12
En- Puerta de Terra
Encuentro vioIento de cua :
drdpedos, del que result
taron dos heridos
COMENTARlOS
COM EN TAR los

Aver tarde, entire tres y cuatro de
la misma, en- momentos en- que pasaba
por Puerta de TERRA con direction
Santurce una carreta tirada por bue.
yes, choc6 esta violentamente con otra
arrastrada por un caballo, que q todo
escape venls ha ia la capital.
Uno de los bueyes recibi6 una
profunda herida en- los hocicos. Ell
csballo continue su carrera, yendo 4
estrellarse contra la pared exterior de
la casa habitaci6n de don Francisco
Mestre, de dicho poblado. Este ilti-
mo animal result6 lesionado en- una
de las patas delanteras. E. conductor
del caro-, ,fue lanzado la via pdblica,
recibiendo a'gunas commissioners.
Este incidents aglomer5 immense
gentfo en- ell lugar del suceso, comsn.
tandose ell hecho de distintas maneras,
POGO despu6s de la ocurrencia Sc
present6 la policia, empezando & hacer
las averiguaciones del caso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-12
CUARTO De SOCORRO

Eu ell cuarto de Socorros, fus
ron curados 1ltimsmente, I.ocencio
Montaf1cz en- el CT to dsrech,, pro
n5stico relervado; Celia Ocasio, de
herida incisa en- ell borde de la msno
izquIerda y otrs sob g oil muf5n del
brazo izluierdo, tel mir a do en- el h /.
moplato del mismo .dt; E nilia Agos-
to, de hsrida iucisa sobre Ia region
frontal otra &C bre la region mento-
mana. Fue curada tamb.e1 de una
herlda en- el angulo del clio izquierdo,
que terminaba en- la. region labisl.
r que Dlaz, de hsrida inciss sobre la
pulpa del tercio medic de la mano
derecha. Estss curas fueron hschss
por ell doctor Velez y los prsctican-
tes Llauger y Ssgnet.