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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-04
JACK. .O'BRIEN FIGHTS
OLD #FITZ5 NEXT MONTH

SAN FRANCISCO. November 81 I. is
certain that "Philadelphia.Ja Jack" Brient
and Bob Fitzsimmons Will meet ID I this
& city, in a twenty-round &sba tile during
the flatter part Of December.
Word came from New York that c.
bCofroth, who Is now In the East, has
promised u match with 'Brien to xFitz-3
of the line. Alex Greggains has received
assurances from o 'Brien that I: he will
light F'itz., and Alex is waiting patient
~ to hear from the freckled Cornlshman.
Dougherty TO Fight Forbes.
READING. .PAY3a November 3.-Danny
Dougherty, ex- bantam weight champion
the AtlantatsQ Ca } Athletic Club forssa q
big purse ia dEbts II az y For es,5 who won
: the taJnSMe igh tIs's hampton ship from
Dougherty; The atteE, hast sent.Word that
DoughertyS meets Kid Murphy at BaltHfs
more on November It'll. 81 & y &c
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;T|CKE AGENT
shot AND |. killed /. |. ]
Pistol Went Of That He
Handed to g
II Friend. ,5
--- - ~ $1,000: Il
MADE 4 DYING STATEMENT {: / E: II
MADE 4 DYING STATEMENT / ] len 1 !
Exonerates His Friend and De
claress1t Entirely Ac- 81
81 cidenta...

Fra ,4 Especial to The Times Dispatch.) Il
N. c.. November :. "A most ''7
distressing shooting occurred this morn;
Ing about 1925 O'clock at the Union
station, which took the life Of W.
Wilson, assistant ticket agent, at the
station. The shooting was purely ACES.
i dental Young Wilson came out of the
ticket office, and brought with him a
pistol. which 1t was his intention to
Sell Ito Robert A. Christmas. wilson
handed him the weapon and just as he
did so a shot was heard and Christmas
exclaimed Il did not mean to do IT.
Eye witnesses say that 1t was an acci-
dent, and In handing the pistol out
young Wilson had the butt from him.
ana IN taking 1t the trigger was touched
and 1t went Off.
Died at Hospital.
Wilson was then placed in large
vehicle and carried to the Watts Hospl-
tai. where he died at 2,l5 o'clock THIS
afternoon. Young Christmas was so over
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"A New Enterprise for
Richmond.

4 Richmond has been selected by the
Columbia Phonograph Company. Gen'l,
for4onel of their executive Talking Machine
Stores I, 55
The large store-r room, y .. II West
Broad Street. has been leased by this
enterprising and progressive company for
a long term OF years, and they will throw
open their doors this morning, November
4th. with a full line Of the very latest
novelties In the Talking Machine business.
The Twentieth Century Premier Graph
ophone will render beautiful selections
during the entire day and evening. by; the
most famous vocaists, bands md instru-
mentaists in the world s5
This Graphophone, with the beautiful,
soft-toned Disc machines sold by the CO.
lumbla Photograph Company, Gent,
throughout the world, was the means Of
securing for this company three grand
prizes and two gold medals at the ST.
Louis Exposition.
This company are the originntors OF the
Talking Machine In all its forms. They
are the leaders In the business and you
can always find something new at any Of
their one hundred stores but especially at
No. II West Broad Street
The Richmond publicais cordially In
yited to- call and inspect the now store
and to hear their favorlte song, rs rem
derd by the J.oudest Talking. Machine In
the world.
The grea test amount Of home entertain
sment Is afforded by the Gnaphophone.
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NEGRO MURDERER
HANGED IN FLORIDA

( TALLAHASSEE. FLA, November g.
Isham Edwards, colored, paid tho death
Tenalty. for the murder or N. w. Eppes
at the county jail here to-day About
100 persons were admitted to the jail to
witness the execution. Probably 5000
persons sathered " the lnelghborhood'.
fold, stating that he alone was respon-.
ibe for the crime In lengthy state
ment he warned all to avoid evil con,I;an-
ions and meet him In heaven lie met
his fate without aatremor, lie was at
tended by Father Hugona&n Catholic
priest. The trap was sprung at 124b,
The knot slipped and u feeble pulse
continued Twelve minutes. No unusual
scenes marked the execution.
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ALBERT CHATL|N IS
SHOT BY NEGRO. BOY
Large Number Of Criminal Cases
in Pittsylvania
Court.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa,ch.,

H
CHATHAM, VA, November 3-Albert
Chatlin, OF near Fall Creek while re-
turning from corn shucking Tuesday
night, was shot by a negro. boy. Chntlm
was with. two negro boys. and asked one
10 lend the other harp. One word
brought on another. and one of the
negroes produced revolver and fired
on Chatlin. the bullet entering the side
OF his head. The wounded man was at
tended By DIV. w. Robertson, and at
last report was In ii serious condition.
which may prove fatal. Chatlln$ls about
,wenty-one years old and bears good
reputation.
Thursday four negroes, for holding UP
the operator at Joppa We're acquitted,
Out OF six for houscbreaking. four were
acquitted and two nolle prosecuted.
Grant Stone. charged with killing Dane
Williams, near Danvile, and placing his
body on tho railroad to cover his crime,
was acquitted.
Eugene Terry and accomplices colored.
for killing Joe Garter, are now being
tried.
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Wizards Were Victors.

The Wizards. Of Twelfth Street, de
feated the FRANKLIN Streets Wednesday
with score or 8 TO 0, II was. hard
fought game, The Wizards hi center
for n touchdown In the first half, me
features of the game were the fast play
and McRee's good work for the Wizards
Streets, The line-up;S f the teams follows;
Wizards, t; Position. Franklin SITS.
". peverealx left 3end.;,.,N. AnsarEnW
n. Cillmer,,.... left guard..M. Wallerstein
l.. snyder. .,.... 4. CO nteH NV. Cppenheim
r. Lutuell..... right gaard,.... B, Lewis
l.. WMgaeld, right taekle,,,,, f.. Despots
Jno. Womble.. quarler back 49,. c. Jones
Il, V.Loyd,.,lef half hack.,G. Ahcarrow
n, oppenhem. right half back...F, McRee
Joe Burke....... full back, Bennett Lewis
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only to disappear again across tho i'm.
t)assabIe Goose Creek

only 10 disappear again across tho 1rr1-
passable Goose Creek.
twelve riders, found friendly ford and
again found nouns checked south of
Fletchers farm. sCotesworth carried his
pack forward afield and cast them. The
fields further, when. on account of high
wind. they last altogether. Despite a
ihalf-dozen casts, hounds were unable to
continue on tho line, and at II O'clock
exact spot Of the meet, and Within a
half-mile Of the cover hnunds first spoke.
The work of the English hounds was
excellent and In the report OF the judges.
this Is noted by all. 4.
made UP OF twelve couples or bitches and
six and half couples OF dogs. Belma1,,
a dog-hound. being substituted for Va
liant, who was on the sick list.
To-day's Meet.
The meet tomorrow when the Graf.
ton hounds will be taken out. will be at
Mldd!eburg at s:l5 O'clock. Despite the
not a single one has proved serious
enough 10 prevent following hounds.
Amongst those who rode to.!iay were
Mrs. TON Pierce, Of Boston; Mrs. La,d
son, NJ. +. H., Middlesex; Messers. Julian
Chamberlain and T.. D. Ali, OF Boston;
Mr.. Harry w. Smith, NJ. r. H., Grafton,
Mr.. Malbon Richardson. of Boston: Mr.
Paul Within, of Within. Mass. !; Or. Chas
Nc Eachron. of Bontreal; Mr.. Hallam l.
Movius. of Buffalo; Mr.. Dulaney, OF vir.
ginia; Mr.. Wailach, OF Warrenton; Mr.
William Lawson. of Virginia; Mr.. r. y
Virginia: Mr.. Haxall. Of Virginia; Mr.
Westmoreland LAWS, Virginia; Mr.. 1eith
of Virginia; Mr.. Okie of New York; Mr.
Carter, OF Virginia; Mr. Fletcher, Of vr-
gnIa; Mr. u. NJ. Waller of The Plains
W. II. Garnet, Of Virginia.
ALLEN POTTS. y
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WERENEAR[YDEAD
FROM stove ] \. GAS.
Mr. and Mrs. George :. Ncwsom
Found Uncoil-
scious.
u LITTLE DOG SAVED THEM
MIR. Newsom Fell Heavily and
His Wife's Sister Game to
Tie Rescue.
.,,oc,o, 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

,snecial 10 The Times-D ispatch.)
r,srE;RsBURG, Va, Nov. 3.--Nearly
asphyxiated by gas from defective
stove hue. Mr. and Mrs. George L. New
.o,ne were found unconscious at 8 clock
,,is morning at their home, on Halifax
street, and were saved from death by
Tho Immediate and effective work OF
their friends Rand physician. Mr.. and
Mrs Newson,'s room was filed with sui.
pkuric gas from hard coal stove in
The adjolnings rponl. the iiue giof which
failed 10 work. fTho violent barking OF
u small pet dog in THIS room, probably
aroused BY the fumes of gas, tawokc Mr..
NeWsom, who arose In a seml-consco1s
condition. and fell heavily. njuring his
head the noise of the fall arOusng his
wife's sister, who at once came down
from the floor above, and found Mr.
Newsom partially conscious and his wife
entirely unconscious.
Mr.. George NJ. Boze living next door,
promptly responded to the call for help,
the unconscious man and wofr1ar n were
carried out iritP fresh air, and Or. r.. a.
Gamble summoned, whose arrival found
the patients well on the way to recovery
b. the vigorous work OF their rescucrs.
NAPOLEON SUNS.
On motion or Adjutant Carter RI Bish-
op. al last evenings meeting OF a. =
hin Camp. committee was appointed
II secure from the government, Il pos
sibIe, four Napoleon guns With limbers
for the use or the camp in parade, sham
buttles, and like displays.
/ Comrades T. s. Martin, William F..
HARDWOOD. George S. Bernard and Rich
ard u. Davis compose the camps new
committee. a gavcl made OF wood from
the bnttiesiip Virginia was presented
to tho camp by Commander Marks as
gife from Mrs. George W. Nelms OF
Newport News. Mrs. helms was ypon-
sor FOR the veterans at the recent re-,
union.
WHITE REPUBLICANS.
The white Republican Club held
. rnact,ng last might to take measures for
bringing gu. their voters al TUESDAYS
election. A very small Republican vote
is expected.
Z
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HAS ROYAL FLUSH.
Up HIS SLEEVE
President iii a Position to Dis
shade Opposition to His
Rate Plan.
PAY ROADS FOR NO SERVICE
Amount Of Governments Average
Daily Mail Estimated When
Business Greatest.

(From Our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, L. c., Nov. 3.-Thete
is reason to believe that the admlnistra-
ton has found way to deal with the
railroads In the matter Of securing ces-
sation of opposition to rate regulation.
that will work like charm.
Government mall contracts. aggregate
nearly forty millions annually II is
asserted that this Is out Of all proper
lions to the charges for transportation
.of other classes Of matters, and that
the method of fixing these charges In
volve the loss Of millions to the govern
ment every year. This Is probably n
fact, though the rate for the transporta-
ton OF freights has decreased, despite
what is said In many quarters, powerful
Influences have kept the rate for mail
transportation at where 1t was years
ago.
The assertion was made to-day by an
official of the government, who assuredly
should know whereof he spoke, that the
railway companies charge the govern
ment three times as much for haultf4:
the malls as they charge the express
companies for transportation oflexpress
matter, while the conditions under which
the two classes of matter are hauled
are practically the same.
Paid for Matter Not Mailed. &
The weighing of the malls, upon which
the compensation of the railroads is
based, is done every four years. and it
is done at g. season when the mall
pouches are stuffed with tons Of docu-
ments being sent out by congressman
to their constituents. SO that, even it
the rate per pound was a fair one. the
roads would still be making an enor-
nous profiet because OF their being paid
for hauling tons OF matter never mailed.
It is said on high authority that u Is
thc pro ramme Of the {administration
to have these pieces Of Information wen
in hand and Ii the railways are abso-
regulation. to call their attention TO the
fo1epoinp facts and to use the menace
~ forci bic reduction TO the cost Of trans.
nrrtinp mail mat ter and REIMBURSEMENT OF
maiI.contracts on basis that will give
the government the rates enjoyed by
the private shipper.
II is certain that the attention OF the
nostma ster- general has been directed 70
these ia cts, and 1t lis understood that ne
has laid the whole matter before IN
President. Whilefit is not known That
Nj. Roosevelt has decided 70 use any
sucb means to disarm the opposition (. OF I
the roads to his policy OF governmental =
regulation of rates, the story that ne -, -
holding this card up his sleeve .renus
IL NAV It II need be. co mes from a SOU
That gives 1t much more than mere pt ',u:ss-
fI,;lt f,yyl5 4 ,
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OUTRAGEDSNOSEs.
Citizens in East End Are 1ndig-
nant at CONTINUED Nuisance.

Residents OF Church Hill. particularly
those who liveHin the beautiful seclioh
along East Broad Street. from twenty
I,inth street K out beyond Chimborazo
PARK, have been the victims for. the past
two weeks ofsa nuisance that has tna &c
life hardly worth living. For 9, sold 1p p ;
dump atGSthe end OF ThIrt.cth Street;
south Of Broad and near the opening OF
the tunnel been burning. and such odo 2,
ali. The fact Is that houses have to be
Kent closed at times. and ills .disagreeable
10 walk on the park or In the open air;
Several times the hose. has been turned
ON. but wi thout the effect of extinguish-
ing the fire. The smell Is terrific. and
prSpert 81 holders are up in arms against
the municipal authorities who allow IT.
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.'vIRGIN|A AND Y. ?.
WILL PLAY TO- DAY
Students Mass Meeting to Con-
slider Carpenters
Playing.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,

55f Especial TO 'Ihe Times DiSpat CHI. J 1871
CHARLOTTES WILLIE. VA, November
,3.-Yirginia and V. +. !. will play to-
morrow. An unofficial telegram was re-
ceived AT the University at O'Clock this
afternoon BY Manager Bryan from the
telegraph operator at Christiansburg.
Va, saying thai the V. p. i. team would
leave that place at o'clock this even
ing.
This afternoon at 2:3O Manager Bryan
Of the football team called mass meet
ing OF the entire student body in Madi-
son Hall TO secure an expression Of stu
dent opinion as to whether or not the
Blacksburg gaIle should be played ire
Z spective of Carpenters presence In the
game. The large hall was taxed to Its
utmost limit. Everyone was eager to
hear the latest Developments about to-
morrow's game
Manager Bryan then read the follow
ing telegram from the Norfolk alumni
of the University:
M. L. Cooke, captain football team,
University Of Virginia--Note protest and
sever future relations Then play Blacks
burg with Carpenter, though rank pro-
fessionalsm proved. We see nothing else
will satisfy alumni and State. Besides we
believe Carpenter only one OF many pro-
fessionals on Blacksburg, and we think
you will win any way
(signed)
a. r. HANCKEIe @
President,
r. NJ. HUGHES,
Secretary Ex-Com. Norfolk Alumni AS
ISOLATION.
y Then Manager Bryan put the motion,
that. In the opinion Of the student body
the Blacksburg game should be played,
whether or not Carpenter Is in the line
IN and that thereafter athletic rela-
gtions should be severed between the two
institutions and called for a rising vote.
The crowd arose practically as one man,
after which expression Of opinion the
meeting adjourned.
The attitude Of the G. a. A. Board is
that no game shnllsbe played unless Car
penter has satisfactorily proved his In
nocencc of the charges made
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BANKER DEFEATS
A HOT FAV0RIT re-
(By Associated Press.1

(By Associated Press.5 5F
NEW YORK. November 3.-Banker.#
second choice, easily defeated the IL TO
20 favorlte. Ga mara, In the Glencove
Stakes at fAcqueduct. to-day Three IA
vorltes won. Summaries: i{ 81
First race-seven furongs-Su bile q to
u first, Girdlef l5 to y second, OceanSTid
L g toe10) third. Time, :27 3d. VII
Second race-one mile and a furlong-
i Ostrich Is to p first. Legatee az to5D
second Sailor Boy az to y third Time
1904 lfl2. &
Third race-six furlongs-Yanguard e
to 81 first Massive GO to II second, Pros
poser QO$to y third: Time. 1;15.
Fourth race-the Glencove Stakes; one
mile and a sixteenth Banker Is to q first
tGamara ditto 2O) second. Jennie McCabe
s Is to y third. Time, Lao. u
Fifth race-five furlongs-Brot her Frank
az to y first, Prince Frederick g to y sec
o9d WaterIapnk (25 to 1)Ethtrd. Time,
1:0l. = ~ r.
sixth race-one mile-Flamula5 e to y
first, Cannon Ball Is to y second. Brigand
{ &c to y third, Time, lao
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whelmed with grief that he mentally
collapsed and had to be carried home:iss
Mr.. Wilson was a most estimable young
man, he came here from Garner Ga,
about eighteen months a 20 to work for
the Southern Railroad and was hello IN
the highest esteem. 8 II ss
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Both Legs Mashed.
Special to The Tlmes, Dispatch

Especial TO The7TImes- Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, TEN NJ, November 3.--Con-
ductor J. $, Btrke. Of the passenger. SER
vice, on the Virginia and Southwestern
CINE at Inman. Va. this afternoon and
had both legs badly mangIed. He was
brought to his home here on . special
train, and the left leg was .amputated to-
night. He died a little later. The re-
mains will be sent TO Baltimore,
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Three New, Cases

COLA FLA, IN ov.s 3. IT fever
situation tonight shows improyee men !.
there being only three cases to be report q
with one death, that Of Dr. F'o sll r
Thames. DIR. fJ.H II. Wright, anoth en- plS--'
siclan, Is very low. a IL l7s
The summary is as follows: y ew2 cases,
3; total 55s. Deaths IA total DIS u
charged, $4S9: under treatnle nt,
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Results at Latonia

& CINCINNATI. OHIO, November s-La-
tonia summaries:
First races IL furlongs-slmon Kent
ar to 81 first, Small Talk 90 to y sec-
ond Madoc (25 to y third. Time, 1:27n
g 4 Second race-NIile and a hundred yards
st. 8Tnmmanyb(2 to y first, Mynheer 20 to
u second, Mamie Algol q to y third.
Time, 1853 80
Third races IL Observation-Disclosures e
to 81 first. Malleable 90 TO- J second, Stem
Fourth race-Steep pchase': handicnp;s
full course--Iord Radnor g to y first,
Itacatiara Q3 to 81 second, CreolIn e to y
third. Time 1925 80.
first, Signal Light Q3 TO 81 second, Madi-
son Square d3 to p third, Time, AZ
Sixth raced furlongs-Mi nnehahla q TO
~ first, Matabon e to u second. Field
Lark 70 to lO) third. Time, LOB AZ.
Seventh races IL furongs---Mallory e
TO y first, The Englshman q to u Sec
ond Arthur GUNNER go to y third Ilme'
4 % . / . y !. d. . -
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HALF RATE TO CHATTANOOGA TENN.
WI AND RETURN, VIA "soUTH-
FIRM RAlLNAY.H 1890 lEts

ON November Sth and 9Th, Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from all
points 10 Chattanooga ana return at one
fare. plus 2S cents. for the round trip;
return limit Noycmber l5th.
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Wash, and Lee, 10; M

Especial 10 The T!nIes HlspatciiD
( ASHLAND, VA November 3,-In n
Ingtop and Lee defeated the Randolph
Macon team W y score Of 1910 o.
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WALTER D. MOSES 4 &C
CHEAP RATES TO NASHVILLE
TENN, AND CHATTANOOGA,
TENN, VIA SEABOARD

Tho sIlABOARD Will sell round trip
tickets from Richmond to Nashville at
rate OF sl7.7b for the round trip; tickets
sold November goth and 21st, limited g
return by November 30th, account OF
Southern Educational Association.
Round trip tickets will bei sold by oil
seaboard agents 10 Chattanooga at rats
of one fare, plus rs cents; rate both ways,
from Richmond, $3.50; tickets sold NO
vembel Sth and 9TH limited to return not
later than November 18th.
For all information as to schedules, etc.,
cal on any SEA BOARD agent. Richmond
Transfer Company. or District Passenger
OFFICE. $40 East Main Street. SEE THAT
YOUR TICKETS READ VIA SEABoARD,
THE FLORIDA SHORT LINE.
II. S. I.EAltD, w. M. TAYLOR,
d, T., A. 9, Il. a.
$50 East Main street.
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state Of Virginia, City of Manchester
i, ST.. =. Duval Clerk Of the Corpora
ton Court for said city,8 do certify that
the bond required Of the Special Com
missioner in the above styled suit has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'd day of
- HE. 8DUvAL,
Clerk Corporation Court, City Of Man
CHESTER a. .aSssS
Nov. 4,5,G7,S f58
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To the General Public.

This Is to notify the public against
tuners claiming to be from sten way.
tSteinway. does not send out tuners sollc-
itinEs work In answer to q letter from
us. asking about d tuner now In this city.
claiming to have tuned for SteinwaS ZOE
eight. years, they wire US; "rhe man Is
unknown to U.S." We warn the public 10
beware.
5s WAI,TIIR n MOSES & co, =
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TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY.
BY A. j. Chewing Co.
and
Augustine Royal s. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
MP MaN oni1 EsrBR, Va. - inrRovE Is
81 rNo 1f}1Ha COURT SALE.
Lucy Dabney Jones and Amelie Tappey
A Jones' who sue, setc.
Arthur G. Evans. Curator, etc
decree Of October 18th 1906, Corpora ton
Court OF Manchester, Va
In obedience TO the above decree, will,
as Special Commissioned, expose for sale,
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, No
VE5NBER Sth, 1905, at $3.50 clock p. Nj,
East twelfth Street: lot fronts 20 feet on
west lIne OF Twelfth Street by l32 feet to
an alley % feet vide; rents Tor 500 per
month. e
second. That very desirable frame dwell
ling on Twelfth Street, between Stockton
aud Everett Streets, NO. go7; lot fronts
80 feet BY 122 to an alley % feet wide;
Third No. 206 f. Eleventh Street. he
tween Stockton and Everett Streets; lot
fronts 80 feet by 1sl feet TO an alley y
feet wide Good frame dwelling; now
rents for So. co per month.
Fourth Comfortable frame dwelling NO:
G5 p. Ninth Street, corner Ninth and
Everett Streets; now rents for $500 per.
Fifth. Double tenement Nos. 22l and 2..s
e; Ninth Street; now rents for 5000 each
per month. ~.
Sixth. Nice frame dwelling No. 52i9 E..
Ninth Street: now rents for 5000 per
month. &
The dimensions Of the lots on which
houses Nos 49, 221, 2223 and 225 are located
will be mapped out by the City Engineer,
and a plat OF same VII be exhibited on
day Of sale. I'll $.$s 3,..
All of the above described property is
we'll located, and in fair order. This prop
erty always rents well, and In demand.
This Is a fine chance for an investment
or to secure a home. oh very liberal terms.
For further or other info ton call
on the auctfoneers. t
TE;RMS-One-th third cash balance at 6,
L and is months. for Hote, SIX per cent;
interest added; the title; retained until
the whole purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
SOD CuTCHINS,
Special Commissioned.
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Richmond has been selected by the
Columbia Photograph Company. Gen'l
for4onc Of their excluiye Talking Machine
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A FINE RUN FOR !.
NIDDLEsEX PACK

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