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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Property Transfers.

u Richmond !: Helen l.. and l.. G. Younger
to Mollie T. and Lucy g. Wallace % feet
on east line Of Second Street, SO feet north
Of Byrd Street g, 500; y, :, =.
10 Interest IN IS 81 feet on north line
Fourteenth street, 81.
3 g.. G. Minor and wife to r. IL. Hair
wood. 30 feet on north line of Monu-s
ment Avenue q ]! 1875 feet east Of Allison ION.
Sol. Cutchins. special commissioner, to.
James T.. Sloan 80 IL feet on north line.
Of Duvhl Street, between Brook Avenue
and Shocks alley, 81, SIS.
Parker. 80 IA feet on south line Of Gath.
crime crime Street 1d SIP feet west Of elmer.
ID A. B. Chandler and wife to e. e. Chalk
nue., 7ss7-l2 feet eai't of Boyd street, SO.
Mary S. Bright to Virginia II. Vaughan,
II feet on west line Of st. James Street,
rs 1-6 feet south OF Baker Street. 81. go.
Catherine Cohn. B. ". Gohn and wife
q. Elsnor, So feet on cas-. line OF First
Street 81 feet south OF Clay Street,
Ann Wallaces executor to Richard "A.
Kicks. "a s14-l2 feet on east line OF Third
Street. ss,ls7.50. q
Henrlco: Mary A. Lamney to Peter
.Allard, 81 acres on south side OF Darby.
town Road about seven miles east Of
Richmond, $50.
.3J. NJ. Roberts to Alma B. Evans! lots
Nos. 4, 5 and in block No. g, plan OF
Barton Heights. $500 4
@John 3. Bliley and wife to Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
GhomPanny a ! feet On south SD sds Fl
Railway. between Grove and Cary Street
roads, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Trustees Sale of 9
VALUABLE FARM.
IN ALBEMARLE3 COUNTY. VA, NEAR
=. EKESWICK% DEPOT.

BY virtue q d deed Of trust. bearing
date the 2lsts day Of August lsA, and e
corded in the clerks office OF "a Aalb9emarlei
z Circuit Court, D. B. 100, page S9. the aun-
dersigned as trustee under said deed. WI
ofrer for SALE at public auction. upon ~
premis on =. . q ~, 49, 33s
= AT i O'CLOCK p NJ, 81
B BEl ON caRHs> 10 THE ESTATE OF GEO
81 EINPREKoHuh6 pHGR {SSo TkEi
HgNpREp AND slXT E I, LAMP I; y 3
Less LYINGr ABqTTa 9NE 8 aliLE
This tract OF land is scientifically located
at the eastern base OF the Southwest ll,' I,
mountains, about seven miles from the
I Of Virginia. About one hundred "a ores Of
1t being & in timber. the rest being open zen
land, much Of It In grass; the LAND Is oh
excellent quality well aaaptea Us e ,anii
grain crops and to grain 8, humanity
watered and sufficiently smooth for the
use Of machinery. 4, :. \, N.
frame dwelling on the land. containing
seven (7) rooms and two (2) Y bath rooms.
with an office building containing (2lt
supplied with water BY pipes from an ex.s
ceilent spring; there are also excellent
barns, stables and the usual GU thouses on
The social surroundings are eptionallys
fine the roads are good. the railway sta
ton near, and there Is ready access to-
churches and schools. An exceptional ops
portunity Is presented those wishing to-
secure a home. 81 D. s!ssS
fTERMs-Ca as to one half (1s) OF the
pure base, and as to the resi- due. on credit
instailnents, the purchaser giving bonds
for the deferred payments. bearing inter-
est from date till paid, containing waiver
Of homestead exemption and secured by
de.GS O e trust on the land sold. " The man.
sion house upon said land to be insured
by the purchaser OF the same IN o reasons
able sum for the benefit Of said trustee
as his interest may appear. For lurtneri
information address
| r. p. BARBOUR, Trustee,
Gordonsville, Va. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
AUCTION SALE.

On July 9th. at - O'clock NJ, at
Wilmington. N. G., in the building
occupied by the Adrian Grocery
Company, will be sold at public auc-
ton large lot Of Secondhand
Magnetic Telephones, both wall and
desk sets. Extension Bells. Battery
Cells, ETC., and several switchboards.
A good opportunity for the pur-
chaser to make a big profit. Any In
formation wanted can be obtained
by applying to W. w, Shay, Durham.
N. G, &, III js..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Excitement in New Orleans.

2 M .IT7TI lBy Associated Presa,) IN
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2s.-Un-
usual excitement attended the trading In
cotton to-day. Tho market opened ex-
cited at an advance OF eighteen to nine
teen points in the active positions. Some
quickly taken up. The upward tendency
was steady and In the afternoon. adj
vance was equal 10 about $3.50 per bale.
At that time, July was UP forty-1Wa
points at 0.64; October. forty-hve points.
at 9,54, and December. forty-slx points,
mt 0.GO. The cause for the rise was the
development OF the bull campaign and
bullish crop news ;g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Saved ,.ByHer Bravery.

The presente Of mind, and absolute
}Eearlessnoss OF Miss Mary Gnappell, Of
saved her from n had accident yesterday
afternoon, She was seated In light
buggy In front Of her. homo, when the
horse became frightened and started down
Grace Street at a mad rate Of speed
Standing erect IN the buggy the young
lady held tightly to tho relns and guided
tho frightened animal between the posts
entering the Capitol SQUARE. Two
errors Mansion. The young lady was
not injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
A BOY is INSTANTLY
KILLED. IN LYNCHBURG
(specIal to The Times-Dispatch.3

~ Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
LYNCHBURG, VA. June 2S.--Edward
Morris, fourteen year old, son OF George
Norris OF Lynchburg. was almost Instant
" killed on Daniels Hill, In the city.
this afternoon by being thrown from II
horse which he was riding.
The horse became frightened in some
unaccoWnted for manner and ran away.
The boy received a slight wound on the
back OF his head. A lady who saw the
accident ran to him and lifted him up.
q but he gasped twice and died.
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GEO. Nv. MAYO, 5A,lctionecr.
4 b. 5Buford, Salesman. * "a
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 E. Main Street.
organ, Folding Beds, Bookcases,
Wardrobes, Couches, Kitchen
Safes, Etc, at Auction To-day.

We viii sell TO-DAY (Thursday1. June
Goth, at 1880 a. NJ. within our ware
t ton Of HI Household Furniture. such as !
Paror organ. 9 Couches, dies, nesK.
Flat Top d esk, Fine Cherry Folding \ g
Bed and Desk combined. Wal . NJ "a ana nc
assorted lot Of Books. Walnut and Oak
sideboards, Carpets; Kitchen. safes. CUP
boards stoves, Odd Bureaus. Washstaa1n an IS
Purs Pictures, Mirrors,,sj2 Milk Cans, 10
gallons M ron Beds, Extension Tables,
5.Iocks Vases, Music Boxes, etc,
Sale positive. Ladies' invited cd -, y, s
ri "a - u, T5g5 @RIcHIMO ND AUCTION CO.
"a Geo, Fl. Valentine. otioneer ssss
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lillian 3(16 to y, third. Time, I; O1 40.
Third race-one naile-La Puchelle q to
~, first; Our Sister e to ~, second: We'll
ford (2o to y, third. Time. AZ. (.
Fourth race-siX furlongs-John Carroll
Early Boy no to j, third. Time. 4 :1s So.
& Fifth race-one mile-A1int Bed & to p,
first; Fleuron e to y. second = Two Penny
OTTO q, third. Time. 1:42 3-5
Sixth race-six and half furlongs-
Athlone e to 81. first; Gus Heidorn 10
/ to y, second; Van Hope (25 tod, third.
Time, I :al fFg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Negro to Hang

(special to The Times-Disp tch,)
NEW CASTLE. VA, June 2s,-At a
special torn OF the Circuit Court for
Craig County, Chas. Dean (colored) was
tried for the murder Of Fred Hawkins.
4 (colored) and found guilty OF murder IN
the first degree.
This will be the second person that
has ever been executed In this county
since It's formation, and It has been 40
years since the first execution took
place. s
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- = " - ~
mK1LBoyRM" THAT s II IA ~ 4 Y y, rs,
AND BEING IN GH;EsrERFIiIEslL4lpl3i
NiOND AND ONE-HALF A MILE FROM
sRAiLROAD DEPOT5AT BON Al r,
Fl All of the land Is fenced and subdlyi deds
into tlelds, about two-thirds is cleared and
In d high state OF cultivation. The dWell-s
Ing Is a very large building with STAT
root, containing fifteen rooms. many q
which are unusually large and nigh pitc n.
ed other attractive FEATURES are very
large halls, wide porches. bat room ETC.,
The house ID In splendid condition beau.
tltuy situated In tsr-a acre srSos q
barns. etc, good orchard. land waterSa
by springs and branches, an unusually
large and valuable spring supplies mousse
etc. hygsnear ms OF a ram si ~ 81 ssS$i
For further particulars, pnotographs.
tioneer. who Will also take pleasure In.
showing the pramfsea i ssS5
Parties Wishing to attend the sale ca15
do so by private conveyance. oT,bX IRAN
on Southern Railway. leaving Rlchmona
1890 and returning from boh ait a'l&
4TERMs-Cash as to cost OF cxseatings
this trust, taxes and said note Of $o.N
together with interest thereon iron NAY
Id 1SpS /. the balance on a credtt ot onas
ana two years. deferred paymentst Dear.
Ing interest. and TO be secured hy dssd q
trpft. ~, !, y, I, 49, :, !.
Il desired the purchaser can asss Mafs
'l'''s' x. A., ~ ApAMsoN. Auatisass
~ Grl9t 3s2s * ri ~
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st. Louis,
inv Associated Press,)

/, ST. LOUIS, MO. June es--Delmar sum-
n'd 1!Irst race-hve filrlongs-- sarsaparila
"a i "a Il, first; Katherlne II GEO to, ~
second Sc on Don hamilton q to Dr. third,
sltss, neo,nd 'riace-mlle and twenty yards
Passive e TO d. first; Netting % % =,
second; ~. ]. Powell go e y, .'h r.
Third race-six furlongs,,,J, W oneiIi
= fnI al Ills "a To H. third, !, Time, 1:17.
i4 Totitth race-iive and a half furlongs;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 to u, first; Chief
H 4 Is 9 t iaS. 1 Time i,io s KS,
Fifth race-n;le and a aixteenth-Extol
t2 to il, ilrst; Miss Bettyit3 toll, second;
Plautus Is 10 y, third, Time, ~ 40; ! ~.
ffs "a H. first: Gene Handton 90 To ID
second; Eandlilo Is to y. third Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Danville, s; Greensboro, 4.

GREENsBo }. n. c.. June 2S-F,ive to
fourSin favor OF Danville tells the tale
OF this afternoons game. which was
exciting and hard-fought from start to
finish. Three costly errors by the lctals
and their inability to hit Moore's curves
were responsible for the defeat.
Greens boro !. .......I o oIo0OO0s4 9
Danville ........... o 0103 0Os5 9
Batteries: Charter and Ryan; xtoore and
Benny. Time, 40. Umpire, McGrath. At
tendance. GOO, si3 81 ~
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.(By Asst;ocia ted Press. )

(By Associated Prcss.>
GALES FERRY, CONN, June 2S.-
Harvard won theJ first honors in the
Thames River racing BY defeating Yale
to-day in an impromptu match OF fresh e!s
men substitute four-oared crews The
race was for one mile. and Harvard led
at5the finish by two lengths OF clear wa
ter, covering the mile in 6:S3.
At the conclusion Of the freshmen sub
stitute race race OF gentlemen's Fights
was arranged, and Harvard was again
the winner, covering .tha half mile course
In 1892 and finishing three feet ahead OF
the Yale boat
Big Race To-day.
(By Associated Press.) Z
NOW LONDON. CONN, June 2S--
Yale and Harvard will meet once again
on the Thames River morrow III their
annual regatta for aquatic honors. AS
for many years. the5y eve OF the events
finds this city the host Of hundreds OF
college men, most of them graduates or
s-FFS saEt q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29

Z
IN execution OF the below m mentioned &C.,
cree the undersigned thereby appolnteu
tor the purpose. will Sell BY auction, m
front Of IIenrico county Courthqpuse,, az on
ut atoi i O'clock NJ oil that lot Of land;
fronting so feet on Beach Avenue lsan 70
running sack between paralle lines ~, ~
feet. With a new fame dwelling ana otnpl
5improyements thereon, IN said I3eeehWo,qI s.
Park, Henrico county, Va, n ear the ci.y
Of Richmond. This sale offers great ~,
dncements 10 those who wish to commune
3country$with city lie; ~. - 4, "a
'SS,rERMS -Onc-th!rd, In cash, the resluu Is,
IA two equal instruments at ana
months. with 6 per cent. I'M erect auaed,
and title retained until the whole pure nase
money Is paid and g conveys nee atr fnas
by the Court; or all cash. Mt the option {
me pu 'i''S GEO. J. HOOPER.
#t IIASKINS HOBSON,
Special Commissioners,
In the Circuit Court Of the County Of
5Da msnF and g rhorp, Il ais, plaintiffs.
Albert Moss. ct ais, defendants. Decree
The u bond required OF the, Special Com
r,jssioners has been duly given.
oos.as $500 . B h Clerk. &
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Charlotte q; Salisbury, ..

d Especial to The Zines Dispatch.)
SALISBURY N. c., June 2s-Ry a score
OF 3 to 2, Charlotte defea ted Salisbury
terles were Moses and Bentley, for Sails
5bury-spencer, and Howard and Reid for
Charlotte. Els i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Richmonders in New York.

(Special8to The Times-D ispatch.)
n NEW YORK, June 28.-Hotel Astor-T.
3. Enslow, Q. D. James and wife. J. e.
Cox, G. Z. Pitts and wife. St. Denis-R.
II. Pitt Astor-W. H.&sWhitstt. Bres-
inv. o. Micheals. York-M. NJ. Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Not aFelony.

f nv Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SUFFOLK, VA, sJune PA tramp who
attacked Miss Irene Brothers in Nase-,
,1,ond County Monday was not convicted
Of a felony at the preliminary trial today,
but was given six months IN ,iail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
Cincinnati,

(By Associated Press,l
CINCINNATI, O., June 2s--l'a tonia
/ First FIRST race-slx and & hall furlongHss1r
second; Major CARPENTER q tp 2, third,
Second game five furlongs-ty elcurs {
10 81. alsti Concert lssSto u, second ]; e W
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South Atlantic League.

4 At Columbia: Columbia, {: Savannah. 8.
At Augusta: Aug cksonvillc, post
pored (rhIn).
AZ Ma1on: Ma con. s; Charleston. 6
(called account darkness). q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29

The inactivity OF the Liver, Kidneysand
Bowels causes the refuse matter to remain
in the system, which, coming In contact
forms uric acid to be absorbed BY the.
blood and distributed to the different
Joints and MUSCLES, producing the pains,
inflammation and other distressing symp.
toms Of Rheumatism. The wandering
pains Of the disease remind the sufferer
that the poison Is stillin the blood and
he should lose no time In getting it out.
S. S. S. neutralizes the acid aud makes
the blood rich and pure, It tones up
every organ and cures the disease perma-
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RHEUMATISM
COMMON IN SUMMER

The time to get rid OF Rheumatism is
in Summer willie the blood is endeavor-
ing to purge itself Of all poisons and i'm.
purities, and the skin is active, with all
the pores and glands open and able, In
this way, to assist in the elimination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29

Columbus, O., 1865 Mt. Vernon, Ave.
& SIX years ago had a severe attack OF
Inflammatory Rheumatism, and the doc:
tors had did me no.good, They changed
medicine every week and nothing they
/ left of their me- icine and began the
use Of &. 3: 8! MY, knee and elbow joints
were swollon terribly, and at enc time
chat could not CLOSE them when opened.
was getting discouraged, you may DO
sure, when began 9. 9: e., bgt as saw
day. + am q sound, we'll nan and have
never had rotuEn Of the dtseaae
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Where They Play To-day.
washington at Boston.
" go Philadelphia at New York.
III st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit, Cleveland, ]
Chicago, &; st. Louis, q

Chicago, 8; St. Louis, 2.
cHIcAG'o June 2s.-chlcago Z to-day y tse
fcated St. louis by punching hits IN the
tenth. . II =
Score: j. !. !. ]. 1, ! ], = g. r.; r. - =,
s sin ie,'s '....\..2 8 o1o0o1oo0-2 9,
batteries: White and Sullivan: Howeh
and Weaver. Urine, 10. Umpire, Shcri-
dan AttendaAce, 414o.
Washington, s.; Philadelphia, 8.
WAsH1NGT9 June 2s.-For seven seven i IN !.
washington, bit IN the eighth the homo
team solved hls delivery ll,e az : q =.
Score: !. !. (, !, y. z =. H. II - e =
Ss;isssissia :
w 5dtIeIlu and sch ,ss Time. l:4o. Um-s
pire, OLoughlin. Attendance, 2,co2.
New York, s, 8; Boston, 2, !.
BOSTON. MASS June 2s-Boston went
down in double defeat to-day IN two ex-
Citing contests with New York.
First game IS I, - =,
New York ..31ooooo1oo - e
Boston % LII " =, os :, 10
Empires, Mccarthy and Kelley.
Second game An =.
New e York ........ 2oooo9odso-3 9 9
Boston ;;is.hro ma ev Mec;uire; winter
and Bnt; Mesov chesDr9 Ti Rna i umpres
kelley and mccarthy. Attendance, 10 10
u ga IT W 80
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

VALUABLE ] 5 !iaJSy h Is mn rARr 4
BERKELEY, 4
AND ALSO Alb
nHarrisoll's Landing
s'I IT. IN CHARLES CITY go,uNs::
M fHH p hR1M RR5sG5lI of 1 hRISs
HENRI 1bHNS IL gAh I'LL Nfr EaBs Ear eye
Court Of Charles cry county. va. entered
on the 18th day Of June, 1905, In the suit
Of laurence La Forss, ct ais, vs.. Henry
ersSy app o IA wo
SELL by p o ns Tie hRsRess
der Dsaslsf sly sT 49, xs
atls O'Clock Nj, the following real estrfllte,
A,l that certain tract Or parcel q lard Il,
Of q brick dwelling, barn. stable and Ger.
tain outhouses, situated in the county q
Charles City. Va. upon the waters q
aores d,4ooJ, b, the same. more or less.
known as 'i13erkeley,', and adjoining the
Westover estate. together 18th all nshing
appurtenances 70 said land. o. any part
thereof, appertalning and belonging. the.
metes and bounds Of which said property
the 18th day OF June, 1906 st
There are about 600 acres arabic land,
highly productive, and about 800 acre.? IN
timber, principally North Carolina niness
which can be easily marketed. The ehsh..
cry yields q substantial revenue yearly:
The James River steamers furnish direct
and convenient communication with Hlcn y
mond, Norfolk and all Northern markees.s
TERMS-No bid will be accepted by ttne
Commissioners Until the sum of two sthou.s,
| sand dollars t$2,000.O0) In cash, or O. cert.
| fed check or New York draft forH sal0
amount, acceptable to said CommieeioneTesl
shall ravo been deposited with said Cons
| missioners, and Upon the combination ox
| any sale by the court, ana deco 70 tne
purchaser shall have been ordered I ones
| half OF the residue Of the purchase money
! is TO be paid In cash, and the remaining
| 'one-half OF said purchase money u 70
| bo payable in one and two years, ana -
to be evidenced by the negotiable notess
OF the purchaser, waving the Homestead.
| exemption, and bearing six per cent: IN.
4terest from date OF SALE and secured 20
1 q deed OF trust upon said property5to euon
Trustee or trustees as the court msy
5name; or all cash, at the option oI &tns
i purchaser. ii5 isi g . g34 =. =. y, y, !.
For further information apply 70 ssi Inc
i Of the und ersigned Commit ss1 onere
4 IERBERT4 G. VVI11P
i 81 Special $CommlsSioner.i5S S
i S20 Broadway, New York.
4 3j#j JOHN "A, LAMB. tS6sjs
a Special Commissioner.
JErnR tp0
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Splendid Warehouse,
Factory or Business Lots,
1sox153 s-12 FEET TO ALLEY,
With Railroad in Front,
Marshall, near Bowe Street,

: At PUBL1C AUCTION, ON TIE
PREMISES, ON
ia THURSDAY, JUNE 9th,
Mt 6 PM. adjoining tho large printing
plant, Baughman Bros, and near the
Richmond Cabinet Company. Home Brew
cry and National Biscuit Company's now
plant, and others An ideal manufac-
turing site. with superior advantages.
conducive to business and comfort OF
employees, suitable for n lum Der or wood
and coal yard, or any business purpose.
TERMS: Liberal and announced. at sale.
800 n Auctioneers.
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: Of the County Of Charles City. . I, !.
Laurence LAEorge and others. Flaantits
Henry E. Knox and others u. Defends
I, j. E. Major, clerk Of the said court
do certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners by, the decree rem ,s
June, 1905, has been duly given; &. !.
t Given under my hand as clerk q tna
said court this oath day OF june, lSO6.
49, J.. p: MAJOR, Clerk,
Ia 20. Lu IL. 1919 ND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29

- COMMISSION AUCTION SALE
- OF HOUSE AND LOT n f 81 E1j1-
WOOD PAR x. 81
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

IA BY Edward 9. Rose Company,
y Real Estate Auctioneers. II
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
New York, S; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburg, 9; st. Louis, 1 ,.
Philadelphia, Z; Boston, :.

Where They Play To-day.
New York at Brooklyn. Y, I, I, !, ],
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BY A. Z. Adnmson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
That Beautiful Old Viz
GINA Homestead, Near
Bon Air, Known as
"Kilbourn.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust,
dated May ID 1897, and recorded In the
clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court,
in D. b. 81, page e3B default having been
made in the payment OF the note secured
thereby. and being directed so to do ~ the
holder thereof. I will sell at public auc.
tion. on tho premises. on
Thursday, July 6, 1905,
AL - ~yN1.e1. u Hk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
MARGARITA
ST. iOue mas desea usted saber?

ST. iQue mas desea usted saber?
-Muchisinas mas, pero doy gracias
Dos por haber dido decir que vive a1n - dijo
Keith solemnemente!Esta quizas mejor, miss Lnsay?
I'm POGO en- algunos conceptos peor otros-
dijo la anciapa sehora, despues, casi smutanea-
mente ahadio para sayo-iB iBueno va he dicho
mas de 10 que deb1a!
-lMeor2 iC6mo- -pregunto Rodrigo encendendo-
semb'ante apasionada ansiedad.-iEsta mejor
de Ia mente, miss Lnsay? Tenga usted mas compa-
sion de mi que Ia que ha tenido ell resto de la fa-
mila.
;Usted jsmas ha sabdo 10 que es arrancarle
ser mas querdo que Ia vida. sin permitrle de pa
labra de despedida! Como 81 estuviera muerta!..
Como 81 la tumba biese cerrado sobre la pobre
criatura que me anaba tanto!
-iOh ST.. conozco todo hace cuarenta
siete ahos!-do la ancana volviendo 81 rostro
rugoso decrepto.Ese ell motive de que yo no
ga compassion de usted.
Siempre he guardado este secreto. Pero no teugo
tanta vida por delante para que mporte mantener
no Ell secreto. Tn hombre me trao como ha tratado
usted MargaIita... me abrio el Paraiso luego
me- lej6 que scliers de 81 como mejor pudiese. Esto
es lcdo. II tce ctarenta s:e.e ali
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-26
Majadero peligroso
DETENIDO POR LA POLICIA
Cerresponsal.

El martes antepasado fue detenido
en- Oyster Bay, cerca de la casa del
Presidente Roosevelt, TN joven que
dijo llamarse Isaac Schamus. tener 10
afios de edad y querer hablar con ell
Presidente de cualquier modo. Parece
que es russo y que la literature filoso-
fco socialista y anarquista lie han re
blandecido ell cerebro. Hall6sele en-
posicion de obras de Emerson Y Ba
con, y 10 que es mas grave. de I'M re-
volver, con Ell correspondence permiso
para usarlo, hrmado por Mr.. McAdoo,
comisionado jefe de la policia de New
York. Como pudo obterer este per-
misc es cosa que no Sc compzende, q
no ser falsi6cado. Decfa ser agente
de negociantes de carbon y desear ha-
blar Sobre ell asunto con el PresidenteF
Es probable que Sc le inferno en- un
maniconio.