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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
BY A. ]. Chewing Company.
g. Real Estate Auctioneers.

dated February "a, 1893, and duly rccorn-
ed In the clerks office Of the Circuit
Court OF Henrico county. In p. 3. 164 3.
p. 1920, shall, on TUESDAY, tho 25TH
offer for sale by public auction, at the
corner OF Cary and Ritchie Streets, ID
that certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being in said county. on the south
side bf Gary Street. beginning at a
point 40 feet from the southwestern in-
tersectlon OF said Cary and Richie
Streets, running thence westwardly and
fronting on Cary; Street 30 feet, and back
between parallel lines 125 feet, more or
Less. to an alley; and C2) an undivided 1-5
interest In certain islands near the New
Pumpholse In James River, known as
Cedar. Islands, and containing together
about ten Q0) acres.
q TERMS: Cash. 5 s5
I r. r. FLORENCE, Trustee. 4
III apl 20-tds. III s IN ss 4
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AZ Cumberland Park.

h NASHVILLE, TENN, April e1.-Three
3favorites and a second choice won at Cum
tberland Park. In the fifth event for maiden
two year-oids, the Gerst entry, Romola and
FINISHES. ran first and second. the victory
being an especially popular one Summarizes
First receive and q half furlongs-Va-
rieties IS to y first Easter JOY Y to y
second Wexford (2o to ~ third Time ]: IL "a,
Second race-shorta course steeplechaae-Mr.
Rose % to 81 first, Bank Holiday % to % Sc
lcond, Bcana Is to y third: Time. 3:ll 81
Third rnce-one mile-fiortensia feven) nrst,
.ojibwa tso5to y second. Orient q 70 y third.
Time, 1:473- L
y Fourth race-six and a half furiongs--Eleata
.tl6 to y first, Bell Dodson g TO 81 second,
}Ogontz 70 to % third. Time, 1:2b la vi
Fifth race-four and q half MISUNDERSTANDING
rs to 81 first, .Thistles g. to 81 second, Polly
Prin q to y third. Time. Isl IL,
Sixth race-six and half furlonGs-Red
Man Is to ~ first, John Doyle % to y second
.Glendon eco TO y third. Time, 1874
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4 (. ~ 4
q Bysyirtue of a certain deed OF trust, TO
the undersigned surviving trustee, dated
September 49, 1891, and duly recorded IN
.Henrico County Court on september -
1891, default having been made IN pay
ment OF both+principalia and interest, I am
required as surviving trustee. by the bene,
hclary under said deed, to proceed TO SCI!
4! TupEE stiSA Is, 1906 Az E. u.
the ABoyE,MENTIo M ~ EX 6Ie On
AtLf yAt1AInG about one
mile north Of the city Of, Richmond. con.
taining BY survey of8Ja,mes I. Redd 80
acres. bounded as follows: On the south
by cross road leading from FIenrico Turn
on the east BY the old Meadow Bridge
Road proper, along which line runs. the
Chestnut Hill electric car line, and on the
west and north by land now owned by Dr.
j. Hall Moore, being part 3ottra1 ct, con.
Deyass, June s. 1883 Deed a Book f'sos ~ T.
nh The elevation and location OF this RoP'--.
ERTY is perfect and all that can be de-
sired. being high and dry With e I, hrst (
fhs genr 81 Se
Tourqurenn and Temple Beautiful drive
way. Plot with all Information can DO
had at my office.
TERA1S--Cash, as to costs and expen ses
to day OF sale: one four ithousands %, 0oo)
dollar note, dated September 10, 1891. pay.
able two years, after date. with Interest
thereon from. March l6, 1921, Will GAZE
Ct 9to sas sso Ttsh5 assrs wh hs nteg
said properly; residue in g., "a md Is
months secured upon 7a1a s psoP Rngn
Apl14-tds Surviving Trustee
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q GRAND'S STABLE SOLD
Twenty-seven High steppers
Brought TotalSof $38,825.

II..5 fspeclai n TO the Times. DlspAtch:)
E NEW YORK J, April 2i.-Approachlng me
riaxe horses In the New York market. ~. D..
Grand last night sold twenty-seyen hEh step
pers under the hammer 1t the American ~. Hor ,
aniunais were consigned by Tichenor q Coz
Of Chicago. who have developed and sold many
prize winning show horses - q
Y Prominent horse fanciers and society people
packed the fashionable Broadway mart to the
doors James Hobert Moore and 3 sehinasii
were The leading buyers. The FORMER pala
* O50 for Bond and Lillard, a cross matched
pair OF black and gray horses of stanhope
phaeton type. and =, $50 for the chestnut
owned and used BY Z rural mail carrier in
Michigan last year, and was sold BY him for
3?2S in January. s7.G i ~ i
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CARROLL, ONCE. FAMOUS
TU|.R | ! | !: IS NO more ! !:
Was Highly Connected in Vir-
GINA and; 7 ,ouisiana Well
Known Here.
NV Aas,..,ciated LPrr,,sal


N NEW ORLEANS. April 2l.-James J. Car
roll. Tor many years one Of the most noted
figures Of the American turf. Is dead here
of cancer. He was born Corty-saven$ years
ago in New Orleans. and was q member Of e g
circles: b One OF the famous horses he owned
was Blue Jeans. which beat Proctor Knott.
James j. Carroll. was highly connected in
Virginia and Louisiana, where some members
OF his family still live He was educated at
Randolph College, Ashland. and always
regarded that flourishing little town as his
home. SgS ist3 ~ ss "a;
Carroll twas exceedingly fond OF horse flesh
and devoted his slife to the breeding and
racing Of horses He was familiar figure
atrace tracks all over the United States Not
many years ago he purchas ed a. farm near r
Ashland. and made o. It a model breeding
place. sf Here. were stabbed and trained many
we'll known horses. ,3i5 ~ Z sisS35
MI Carroll was man OF striking appear
ance He stood over six feet In height. was
broad Of shoulder, and, when In health.
weighed nore than two hundred pounds.
\ He spent the last months sof his life In q
New Orleans hospital, . sufferer from Ca ncer
of the throat. fSSs
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Where They Play To- day.
Standing 81 the Clubs.
Almost Had Riot.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK - April p. a terrible thun-
der and rainstorm broke over American
League Park on Washington HI ightsi this
be an interesting baseball game. the
initial one OF the season. between the
Washington and New York teams. Near,
~ 20, 900 persons were present The .peo-s
upon the field and riot seemed inml-
snent, but the police, under Captain Hal
pin. kept the crowd well In check as
they passed toward the box Office clam-
oring for rain checks. The supply OF
these was very limited and 1t was an-
nounced that there would be no admis-.
sion charged for the game which will
be played between the same clubs next
Monday. The score stood 3 to ] in favor
OF .NYashingtonN In the fourth INNING -
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY. virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by
the Law and Equity Court Of the City
IF e 2sr Ge On q sist ana
1907 In the causes pending in saIs s, GSnrt
GxP PoWr1E HYR & &: ~ c. pAa Z Xh5.
S9a y. g * HR5sG KID y hAW 5, Ak - 1s
S SdvjSe F For &C. Y sAM ps dssanlt
of the amount sufficient to pay en-
tho liens on the property within the
say ss 1858 hs said ss5sa g.
who were appointed special commission
ers f9r that purpose tany two q them
highest bidder at the south front Of the
City Hall in the city OF Richmond, yir-
wDDMS HS' tx, At TIE Il 6 yHIHR PAY OF
! free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soeyer except taxes assessed for the cur
ertyIreal. PERSONAL, or nllxed--tranchises
and interests Of the Farmville & Powha-
la. "a hailroad Company, consisting OF a
'flred on the James River, near City Point.
IN Chesteraeld County. where the company
ties TO the town Of Farmvlle In in Prince Ii Ed.
ward county. Virginia. approxlmating
seighty-eight and three quarter miles; to-
ilueSsh bpuES
sidings, depot tracks. and yard tracks,:
approximating thirteen miles, rights OF
lw wa z. depot buildings and grounds. shops.
telegraph t. lines, telephone lines. store
houses, stores and supplies. lmachine
shops. machinery. tools appliances, loco;
s est Offices office furniture. books ard
and al other property Of every Kind and
wherever situated except cash in: bank
Court and his Agents. and any debts, .ao-
ana his agent from any parties wnatso-
ever, boil Son the day OF sale and on the
day OF the confirmation OF said sale,
- e RMS: The terms OF said sale are
as follows. viz: @ Seventy-fve Thousand
which shall BE- Said to the sComm. nI
within three days from the day. Of sale,
and the residue OF 100000. when the sale
is confirmed The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve months from tho day
OF sale; the purchaser to- execute ne-
gotiable notes for the deferred payments,
with Interest from day OF sale with the
right to- anticlpatei the payment OF said
notes; and the title to- DO retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
a. conveyance directed by the Court.
n For further particulars as to said rail-
road and other property. pal rites are res
fered to the receiver Coils T.. M r, Tall
cot, at the offices Of the Company,
Nintl. and Main Streets, Richmond Vtr-
Rinia i955et
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TONY FRIENDS AMI. ALL WHOM IT,

TO MY FRIENDS AMI. ALL WHOM IT. 2 ];
MAY CONCERN: q IN sc s.9
d In consequence Of advanced age and
impaired health have this day tired
from business and sold my entire business
Main Street, Richmond, Va. under the
firm name of e j ohm FL. Rose & ID Co., 81 OF
which was the sole owner; to my son
Charles Rose. who for several years past
& has practically conducted the said bust
& The said Charles Rose Will conduct the
said business under the old name OF u ohm
4 Fl. Rose & Co., and will assume all the i
debts and obligations Of the said business
q For forty years I have conducted the Z
said business, meeting promptly al of my
obligations, md In retiring I wish to thank
my patrons and the public for their gem
erous and sos9mmend to hem
to conduct the said business, and Is pos-;4
sessed Of sufficient ca pital and means to-
discharge and pay OF all hlign lions Of
the said business now due, or that may :
3s NJ Respectfully, JOHN III. ROSE. 5
! April 8th, 1905. 81 III FL RI e & II s& "a
& Referring to the above I desire to say
that have this day purchased the entire 4
III. Rose & Co... with the right to use the \
old nalne, which Will be done, and have
assumed MI the debts and obligations OF
the said John H. Rose, contracted In said
than fifteen years in said business. and ;
with the entire management OF the said
business for the past seven years, ]. feel I,
that ! am fully able to conduct the said
BUSINESS, and cordially solicit he
father as we'll as the public In I. general
q CHARLES ROSE
4 April 9Th, 1906.
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WOMEN BEAT 1 MEN.
Pistol Championship Of North tn
Carolina Goes TO Them.

III . Especial to The Times Dlspatch.li
b NEW YORK. 3 April q. Now that the re-
Association national indoor shoot have been
announced 1t appears there we're thirty-tw y,
representing five States, and that
Leonard TUFTS. Of Pinehurst. N c.. won the
pistol championship OF that State. They were
awarded the sllyen and bronze medals, re.
,spectiyely. # Miss WAterhouse made In her
five strings OF ten shots each. TO- 81. &C., 80 and
rs, total of 49, Mrs. TUFTS scores were
defeated Or. George g.. Hill and J. " Hall,
Of PfnehtirSt siss Y 10 ga3a5
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Totals -. I; + .;;ss 2 q !
Totals 81
Scoro hv inninRg. 3

Y Z ooooasoooo5S9-s5
RICHMOND -, y. Q . Q Q ~
Bases on balls--On Pratt, 4; of Griffin, 1.
Struck out-By Pratt,34; by Griffin, s. Left
on bases--Yaie, q; Hichmond, s. Stolen
bases-O' Brien. aCoteat2). Church, Talman
bowman. Passed bail-Snead. Sacrifice
hit-Barnes. First base on errors-Yale. 6:
Richmond, &. Time, q hour and 81 MIN
utcs. Umplre-Mr. Hicks Of Richmond.
Attendance, 500.
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I Philadelphia, 8; Boston, q.

- .a-- Is 1Byl Assoclated Press.) 7.-1-7 . IN
II BOSTON. MASS. a pril q Boston lost
the opening game In this city. After ap-
siey's wildness. the visitors batted out
five earned runs and won the game IN
the eighth inning.
Score BY innings: r. H. p.
Boston 4. !. o O00Ot13O0-4 6 )
Batteries: Coakley, lWaddell, Powers
and Schreckengost; Gibson, Farrell and
,McGovern. Time 2:2l.s Umpire o. Lough-
lin. Attendance 1884.
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Richmond Horses Entered.

. . Especial to The ITImes-DIspatch.) M
tezurna Stock Farm. OF Richmond Va.
has entered the bay mare, Pullman. and
the chestnut gelding. Estuary in the
2:1o trot OF the old saugus track s July
meeting. The early closing purses. 81, 900!
big meeting. Isl.
each, are all we'll filled, and 1t will be a
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RIM. a., s.; Pie dmont,
(spscIal to The Times Dispatch.

.Fssss Especial to The Times Dispatch.) WA ri
BEDFORD CITY, VA. April ai.-Randolph-
Macon Academy defeated Piedmont College
to-day by a score of s to I In an exciting
game. Both teams played fast ball. F Il Il 81
Batteries: Randolph. Macon Academy-Smith
and Anthony Piedmont College-Tanner ana
'Flunkett. Hits Randolph Macon Academy, 5;
Piedmont College, 2. .4}5
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Southern League.

AZ New Orleans: New Orleans- Nsshytlle
xanle 4 postponed on account OF Good Friday.
n At Atlanta: Rain. a
Fl ~ Dirlningham: Tain. S Z; . -!
At Memphis: Memphis. Z: little Roek.t =. =.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Rain in Philadelphia.

q PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 2l.-The
opening OF the National League base.
ball season here to-day was prevented
by rain. Theenelds WAS thoroughly soak
ed blythe heavy do wnpour. but as there
were II, $50 spectat tors present. both Nam
ager5 McGraw. OF New York, and Nan
ager Duffy, OF Philadelphia, decided to
attempt a game. New York scored four
runs In their half OF the frst inning and
the locals had two to their credit when
rain stopped play. 81
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NO GLORY FOR
B||IIG'...S|i.0||.N|.SI.0|FEL
Richmond College spiders
Held Yale to Score Of
Three to Nothing.
TWAS a GREAT EXHIBITION
Local Cranks Have Rarely Seen
a9More Snappy and Salts
factory Game.

The Richmond College base ball team
Ssurprised even their warn1est admirers
BY their showing In the game played at
Broad Street Park with Yale, the sturdy
New Haven men winning by a score OF 8
to 0 in prettily played game. The local
college team was greatly weakened by
the absence OF Handy, the star of the
nine, but despite this handicap, the col-
Slegians played sharp game and held
tho sons OF Ell down to a surprisingly
small score, and not ono OF the three
runs was earned. Young Griffin was very
steady In the box for the colleyians. hav-
ing excellent control and being very cool
against formidable batsmen. During the
entire game he allowed but one base on
balls and let the visitors down with a
total OF five hits, one Of which was
rather doubtful. 5sI
The Yale men are a hi traw yet, be-.
ing on their southern practice trip. but
they played very good game in the
field. At the hat they made very
weak showing. Kinney getting three OF
their five hits, one OF them triple into
extreme right field. This was swcrveds
by the strong wind almost to the foul
line. Talman led the batting for the
scollegia11s wit h two clean drives TO center;
field. The college boys had five errors
charged against them, all BY. the dn-+
Melders Although Ta1man was the chief
offender. he redeemed himself by maxi
Ing brilliant stop and throw to the.
plate cutting off run. This was the
star play OF the game. o. Brien.a ale +.
short stop. made the star play for his
team, handling a a hot bounder FROM
sutherland's bat while on The run and
retiring the runner at first. Both teams
were a trifle slow in Judging fly balls,
and with faster fielding there would have
been even fewer hits. Isl 81
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Play in Brooklyn on Sunday

(Bys Associated Press) r.
NEW YORK. April 2l.--It was announced
to-day that the Brooklyn and Boston National
League mines will play in Brooklyn on sum
day, April 23d. Il DIT
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w. and l., Z; St. Johns, ..

q Y4 Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 81
n LEXINGTON, VA April Dissatisfaction
and Lee University this afternoon won from
ST. Joints College Of Maryland. to 2. Loose
playing characterized the game until .the sixth
inning, although Varsity sent five men across
the plate In the fourth.
Score by innings r. Fl. 2.
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5Cincinnati, 5;.Cl1icago, q.

CHICAGO. I'LL, April 21--Two costly
errors and Lungren's wlldness presented
the visitors with their runs and the game
to-day. 8ssS
a score BY innings: s. t5l r. H. e.
Chicago ...'...5 o o o Oh 90 Ek7 q
Cincinnati o. q 90 2 o o 0-55 q
Batteries: Lupdgren and Killing; Chech
4 and Phelps. Time :33. Umpire, O Day.
Attendance 2, 900. Y
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w. III. Rogers Dead.

(By Associated Press) Il
z BOSTON, April ALA dispatch from New
York announces the death Of William H.
Rogers. busInessl mai mayer OF tho Boston Base
ball Club Of the National League. He was
forty-fiye years OF age.
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y
In execution Of adecree Of the ,Chancery
Febrl Gy is 1858, II ths sis tPalmsr:
ct ais. VS.. Munson, OF ais" Will sell by
= TIiljRsDAY, APRIL Eth, 1905.
at $50 O'clock p. NJ. the. flats above re-
ferred to- known as No, 10 s, Third Street.
together with tho lot upon, which they
stand fronting As feet I inches more or
less The house bl1 q FL bylsk y ~ es,
spacious and we'll ventilated flats, which
by reason Of Its nearness to the 9, car, line
ping centres OF the city. always commands
good tenants at paying, prices; and the
property canbe confidently commended to
Investors as a. good revenue producer
TERMS ne-fhird cash, and the resi-
due at 6. ! ia and IS months for notes, with
Interest ddedss and tltls s, retained or al
cash,sht the ton az VIE pur T,lns ~
Special Commissioner.
Tho bond required of the Special Com-
missioner as per the foregoing degree has
been duly given. e. o. SAYlLLE.
Agl 2a-tds Clerk.
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81 Johns "a, \. oo.ooooo2- pa 8 g
Batteries: washington and 1ee--Johnson and
tTrimbie. St. Johns-Mccardel, Dnvali and
I,ouse. Umpire. Mr.. Dlckerman, OF Washing-
IS 81 johns will play virginia Military 1nsti.5
3tute Tomorrow. IN e
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Il by Pollard a I3agby.
K, Real Estate 5Auctloneers.

TRusTEE,s AUCTION N SALE or
BRICK DWoLLING NO, 2Sl5 EAST
GRACE STIR I0IcT. Il
In execution OF n deed OF trust, dated
september is, 1902. and recorded In clerk
office ut Riohmond Chancery Court, b. u.
ili6c,s page S11s, will sell BY auction. on
~ Y 9' FRIDAY ~ APRIL rs. 1906,
at 6 O'clock p, NJ. the above mentioned
three,stovy brick dwelling, ! sot slxlb7 feet
to alley. ss
II, r.. POLLARD. Jra
Apl ss,tds Trustee,
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South Atlantic League, !.

Al Charleston: Charleston, 2; Columbia, o..
Al Savannah: Savannah, T; Augusta, Q.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY direction OF the owners, and TO close
the estate. we shall sell by public auc-
tion, on the premises, on
I TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH. 1906,
at $50 o'clock 2. M, the above named,
desirably located and attractive residence.
containing about ten rooms. having the
usual modern oonveniences. we'll appoint
ed, substantially built and In good con.
dition, the lot fronting about 10 feet and
running back within parallel lines ess about ll
Z THE very convenient and desirable Local
ton and the attractive size and character
Of this property render this sale OF url-
usual interest to the homo seeker and the
Investor, and all are cordially invited and
urged to attend. sAa.
III EFMS--One-th cash, the residue at
L. q and 3 years by negotiable notes, witt
separate notes for the interest, payable
quarterly, and secured b ydeed Of trust on
the property Or the entire purchase
money In cash, at tho option OF the ptir-
chaser. j. b. ELANp IL co., q
.Apl Cost 8 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
.y pollard & Bagbcy.

BY Pollard g Pagby. 81 &
SAID TO HIGHEST BID
- DER OF NO. 40 NJ EIGHTEENTH.
STREET$GOOD BRICK HOUSE; ALSO
THE SMALL HOUSES IN FlD. REAR
OF SAME. LOT % F,E2ET97 INCHES BY
1879 FEET.
IS We will sell at auction, on the prem
$50 5'WEDNEsD AY,sAPRIL GOTH, ,5
at & 100 n. M. the above mentioned houses.
The property must go,N and will pay a big
interest on amount expected. IS
TERMS AT sa le: I, !, !, Y, !. y, !, 8
ADJ 22-tds Auctioneers. "
BY A. j 4 Chewni1s Company,
~. 9 Real gEsta q, sAuOtl Dneers,
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\ Cl,,.ol]l|e,ey.e Baae-Ba

& ton. s.: Fredericksburg College, VlrKinia, Q Il
called and seventh inning on account OF rain;
sAt Raleigh: North Carolina Agrculturall
and and Aechanieal eoliese .cu's
tGniyer.itys Il Peansylvanis, lo;s villa Nova;
College. G. a " "a g 3$
Princeton, s: Walbrook.
IL At Lexington, Va: VsshinEton and Lee
University. Z st. Johns College, OF MAry-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday. 4
Philadelphia s. Boston :.
New York.Washington Grain. called
fourth inning). .s
grounds). !. 81
i i Detroit Chicago (post boncd. rain).
Where They Play T -day.
Philadelphia at Boston.
q istI Washington at New York. Il
"a Chicago at Detroit,
TIKI Sss Cleveland at ST.. Louis.
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Tue sdaY April 5, 1905, J.
BY NV. Bowe g. Son,
Real Els tate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale Of
TIA T EXC EI,LENT
AND WELL
LOCATED BRICK
RESIDENC NO. 8
w. CIR ACES STREET.

Il lat the request, Of the owner. who is de-
termined to sell, we will offer for sale at
auction, on the premises, on
iWEDNEsDAY,4A APRIL 18th, 1905, & VA
at {: 80 II. N that ttrnctiye and cen rally
located residence above referred to- No 8
W. Grace Street, con tanning twelve rooms
two baths, hot and cold wa ter II he house
As in excellent ,condt ton inside and out
This property by reason OF Its central
location is espe cinlly suitable for a doctor
or those wanting a good home on one Of
the best streets sfs h
TTERMS-Llberal, and ut sale.
n I. W. BOWIl &: SON.
.Apl a1-tds .l u 53;s
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n, HE UNITED STATES or AMERICAN,
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-

m HE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
h u EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA. @ + ri
Whereas. on the l1ths day OF. April. "a 0N5.
Thomas J. AlcDowoll filed his libel IN the
Eastern District Of Virginia agalns I the
prsdge Gty Of her boats,
OF contract civil and maritime. sS33;3
And whereas, by3YIrtue Of process in due
form OF law, to me directed. returnabie ON
the 18th day ot April i have seized
mond,n and have her In my custody. ss "a
Notice is hereby given that 9 District
Court Room. In the city Of Richmond. VA
on the 2Sth day of APRIL 1905, for the trial
OF said promises. and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or claim \
any interest are hereby cited 70 be and I
"a show cause, Il any they have, why a
nnnl decree should not pass as pra yad.
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ifa 49, VI. 8. Marshal. 81
Robert H, Taley. Hamilton Rogers.
hoctors for Idbellant.
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