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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

BY direction Of the owners, and to close
the estate. we shall sell by public auc-
tlon, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1906,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the above named,
tlesirably located and attractive residence,
usual modern conveniences, well appoints
cd, substantially built and In good con-
dillon. the lot fronting about 10 feet and
running back within parallel lines about
i51 feet to an alley in common.
The very convenient and desirable Local
ton and the attractive size and character
usual Interest to the homo seeker and tho
investor, and all nre cordially Invited and
urged to attend.
n TERN1S-One-third cash, the residue at
1, q and 8 years by negotiable notes, with
separate notes for the interest, payable
quarterly, and secured b ydeed OF trust on
the property; br the entire purchase
money in cash, at the option of the ptlr-
chaser. j. Is. Ella M d CO.,
"A nj COST Auctloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
26th Day Of April, 1905, at 70.
O'Clock M,

on the premises, offer for sale to the high
est bidder, by way OF public auction, for
cash, the valuable lot and hotel building
thereon and nppurtenances thereunto. be-
longing, known rs Hotel Burton. situated
on the northwest corner of Main and
Union Streets In Danvlle, Va, and fully
described by metes and bounds In the
said deed Of Hotel Burton to me, now re-
naming Of record In the clerks office Of
the Corporation Court of Danville. Va, in
deed book CO at page l7S. etc, to which
last mentioned deed reference Is here had
for O particular description Of said prop
Ierty KS #
This sale offers exceptional Inducements
to purchasers desiring to secure q safe
and permanent Investment, as the props
erty is situated In the heart of the city
and is tho most eligible location for u
hotel and other business buildings In tho
city, The hotel contains 115 rooms, be-
sides several store rooms and offices, Is
in flrst-class repair, and has perhaps the
largest patronage of any hotel or8public
house In the city. IT was erected under
the supervision Of an architect with the
utmost care and Mt great expense. and
will no doubt remain for years the best
equipped and lending hotel of the city
Any person desiring further Information
may apply to the undersigned.
WM F. HEAVYWEIGHT,
Apl l1-Tu. Thur&sun Trustee.
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JAMAICA TO-DAY.
Excelsior Handicap Will Mark
Opening Of Season There.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch

Z NEW YORK. April {24.--After eight days OF.
the most successful racing ever held Mt
Aqueduct from a financial standpoint to-day
being the last of the spring season, the scene
course tomorrow. where the Excelsior handi-J
cap will he the feature OF the day. With
5000 added, the race Will BIO worth about
1880 TO the winner. "a
More than a score OF racers are ready to.
face the barrier, but 1t is not likely that
SO many. will rum Tho race Is at a mile
turn in about three-slxteenths Of n mile. the
crowdlng almost inscparable from a large field
will BIO dangerous. It Will be O race for
position from tho start, and tho horse which
achieves the rail ,will be q the winner II no
can stay, That Is the way It looks to the
average observer. yet this Is subject to corr
rection. It may turn out a true run race but
everything Is agaiast It,
1t may BIO that some Of the rough riding
which has been seen at Aqueduct will be check
Ell at the Jamaica track, yet there would be
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FITZSIMMONSF MATCHED.
Will Fight Shrek for Light
~ Heavy-Weight Championship.

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
CHICAGO, April 24,-Bob Fitzsmmons Is
matched for o. twenty round fight with Mike
Shreck. which will be for the light heavy
weight championship Of the world.
Titzsmmons posted his 81 900 forfeit Satur-
day night with Charlie Esslg. Bob wanted
to bet 5000 on the side. but shreck WAS not
In a position to cover At However he will
put up some kind of a bet before tho fight
He posted "a like forfeit,
3 The mill will take place before the club
offering the best inducements. The probable
tiles favor California. N " x
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Notes Of the Game.

Crawford was hit In the face with a bounder,
and was out for a few minutes. He rallied
and went into the game again. amid applause
from the gra ndstand. lsss u
I. Charter pitched the record game OF the sea-
son, and then made NJ himself, While the
Phillips hurt himself and had to retire for
one inning, giving away to Tucker, who Is
o '":B III clifford will assist Umpire Duke
In the game TO morrow *
Both Richmond and Manchester showed that
they were in tho game yesterday, and the
betting is that Manchester Will be In second
place before tho end OF the season.
'rhe crowd yesterday was held to the finish,
for both games were as good as played here
in the old days. fT5 sA fSHGf M n 4.
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h BY Richmond Auction CO.,
1905 y. Main Street. IA
ENTlEEss L.t.sis '.-- = X ,aiEa tyaMM
Auction Sale Of Groceries,
Show Cases, Etc.

We will sell, for whom 1t may concern,
at our auction warerooms, 1905 p. Main
Street, TODAY (Tuesday), April 18th.
American Flaked oats 20 Cases Table
Mustard, Cases Pruncs, 10 Cases Toilet
Soap, Cases Lyc, Q Cases hprlcots. As
sorted Lot Potted Ham. Veal Loaf, etc. !:
q Nickel Frame Show Cases. s, and 8
All Of the above goods will be sold with
out limit or reserve, ard N lots TO the
trade. Terms--Cash.
George III. Valentine, Auctioncer.
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E. r. Thomas Arrested.

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.)
Il NEW YORK. April 24-lI. r. Thomas, turf
man. broker and automobillst. again fell into
the clutches of the police yesterday, when he
was arrested BY Bicycle Policeman Sierney,
OF the West One EIundredth Street Station,
miles an hour In West End Avenue.
Nlerney said that the chase lasted half a
at one Hundred and Seventh Street. Mr.,
Thomas was forced to leave his automobile at
the West One Hundredth Street Station In
default OF the amount OF his ball. The ne
cessary bond was given later by William
Dreyer, 7of No. $500 broadway,
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IN execution Of a decree OF tho chancery
February 9th, 1906 in the suit Of Palmer.
ct ais. vs.. Munson, ct n 81. Twill sell by
I ~ THURSDAY, APRIL 27TH. 1906,
at $50 O'clock M the Slats aboye re-.
together with The lot upon which they
stand. fronting As feet in lh,s more. or
.cellent condition, and consists Of three
spacious and well yantilated flats which
OF Main Street and the business and shop
ping centres Of the city, a Ways commands q
property Gun be confidently commended to
as n good revenue producer.
due at O. 10 md IS months for. notes, witt
interest added, and title retained Or ell
ems II, at the option Of the purchaser. 4s3
Y ~ {, STUART BOWIE. III Iii
Special Commissioner.
The bond required Of the Special Conn
missioner as per the foregoing degree Inns
been duly given, g. o.. SAYlLLE
Apl 22-tds Clerk,
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ST, Johns, Il; v, P. T., 2,

q h ~ (special to The Times plspatch.) Va
1. BLACKSBURG, VA. April ,24.--rlls ~ p. T.
sustained her first defeat OF the season to-day
going DOWN before tho team from 81. Joints
{by d score OFT to z. staley pitched for the
yisitors and was their main strength In hold
Ing Cadets score down,
St. Joints won the game. however by their
heavy batting, and by their hits In two In
nngs. Tho v. II, ], fielding was up to tho
usual high standing, but they We're nnable to
nil at critical times F Sl@
", r. i viii leave to-morrnw morning on
their Easter rip. They vii play Y. III. III
Washington and Lee. and the Unlyersity Of
Virginia. a = Il A IS g K s89jsS S' ~
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OF the Queen s County Jockey Club. Its.s
a fact that Jockeys have been suspended
by the starter for week, while for much
more serious otfenses In the matter OF rough
riding no punishment has been inflicted. There
may be such thing rs too much leniency,
in the stewards stand. 1t Is not argued that
all the fouls claimed in the last seven days
5merited action, but most OF them did. The
trouble is that the stewards stand is no
better equipped now than II ever has been
In the matter OF reliable aids TO the detection
OF foul riding. One good man at the end OF
the backstrctch would be Invaluable to the
stewards. Radical action need not follow upon
his reports, but they would serve to check the
perpetrators In the future. 81. Xxx {Hs
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s BY "A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Aicttoneers.

In execution Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated February "a, 1895 and duly record :
ed In the clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county; n i p = 1S :; p
day OF April, 1906 at 6 o'clock P. NJ,
ofier for sale by public auction, at the
corner Of Cary and Richie Streets a.
that certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being in said county, on the south
Side Of Cary Street, beginning at q
point 90 feet from the southwestern In
tersection OF said Cary and Richie
Streets, running thence west wardly and
fronting on Cary Street 80 feet, and back
between parallel lines 125 feet, more or
less, to an alley; and G) an undivided 1-5
Interest In certain Islands near the New
Pumphouse IN James River, known as
Cedar Islands, and containing together
about ten O0) acres. ,:jFs
TERMS: Cash. rs 81 i. e NJ Nv
apl 2o-tds. M
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~ Z. IL s.. = H. { s.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust, to
the undersigned surviving trustee, dated
September &c. 1881, and duly recorded IN
Henrico County Court on Septem per y,
1881, default having been made In pay
3ment Of both principal and lnteres am
flcIary under said deed, to proceed to sell
,bys public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1906. AT 3: ~,
the ABOVE-MENTlON ED! EXCEPTION
ALLY VALUABLE TRACT OF. LAND n.
mile north Of the city Of Richmond. con- n
.taining by survey OF James l. Redd 80
acres, bounded as follows: On the south
by cross road leading from Henrico Turn
pike to the old Meadow I1 BIT, Brldge Roaa,
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 of tract con-
.yeyed to said Moore BY EDWARD Wllh an
.P p y 81. June 8 1883 Deed Book II
The elevation and location OF this PROP
ERTYl is perfect and all that can be de-
sired, being high and dry, with first.
class neighborhpoa lying imme "a III IN
Fourqurean and Temple. Beautiful driy,e..
way, Plot with all information can be
had at my office.
z TERMs-cash. as to costs and expenses x pc 5,,a
Of executing this trust ia xe es d d
dollar note dated september lG, 1891, pay.
able two yoars after date, with interest
thereon from March s10, 1901, until date
of sale: also Sl79.5, with interest thereon
from July 2, 1906 and xibS, IS, with inter-
said property; residue in g. u and IL
months, secured upon said property
"o.s' SSSl CHARLES a. ROSE,
ADJ 14-tds ~ Surviving Trustee.
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Davidson, =; s., e. College, 8.

I. 81 n Especial to The Times- DIspatch.)
5WINsTON-SALE1M n. c., April a. David
son College scored complete victory over.
South Carolina College In a ball game PLAYED
here to-day, with score Of to o. The
inning one in the sixth, and five In the
eighth,
hits, Davidson IL. South Carolina, s: errors.
Davidson 4, South Carolina, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctloneers.

m RIJsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF
j BRICK DWELLING NO. ISIS EAST
GRACE STREET. .,
In execution OF a deed of trust, dated
soptember Is, 1902, and recorded In clerks
oiiice Of Richmond Chancery Court. D. d.
li5C,1 page 113, will sell by auction, on
tho premises, on
g5s.5s FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1905.
at q o'clock p. NJ, the above mentioned
to alley.
TE2MS-Cash.
II, r. PoLLARp; Jr.
AMI 22-tds Trustee.
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summary:aTso base hits, SEMI: three base.
hits. Cross Taylor. Eache; stolen bases: Rose.
bauer; double plays Ford to shaughfieessey;
base on balls. soff Brooks 1, of earle. 8;
hit by pitched balls. Phillips; struck out, By;
NJ 81 q OOO.
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viii sell at the above place and COM
mencing at tho time mentioned the en-
tire stock and Fixtures OF the Athletic
Cafe, consisting Of very handsome Ma
hoeany sFront and Back Bar A1ahog-
any Wall Cigar Case,Il Large Crystal
Cigar Case Lunch Counters. Stools. 2
Ten-Pin Alleys. Oak Rpller-Top Desk,
number OF Chairs and Tables. Electric
Fans, Oak sldeboards, Dining Chairs
velvet Carpets. Hall and Stair Carpets
Linoleum, ETC.. etc.; also Stock OF very
me Whistles, Gin Wines WI BranaIes, Cor;
Chewing Tobacco and everything that is
contained In a flrst-class bar-rooin, res
ltaHEant and ,e len, 81 e alley u
by GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioneer,
b. G. Buford. Manager and Salesman.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BY N. w. Bowe & Son, 8
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale Of
THAT EXCELLENT
AND WE'LL
LOCATED BRICK
RESIDENCE, NO. Is
w. GRACE STREET.

At tho request OF the owner, who is de..5
termined to sell, we will offer for sale at
auction, on the premises, on Az
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 9TH. 1905, @
located residence above referred to, No. s
w. Grace Street, containing twelve rooms.
two baths. hot and cold wa ter. The house
Is IN excellent condition inside and o,lt-j
This property by reason OF It's central
location Is especially suitable for a DOCTOR
or those wanting a good home on one Of
the best streets. IA li n M
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and at sale. Is, NJ 8s3E
NJ. w. BOWIE g. SON..
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i Summary: Two base hits. Eacho. Gilmore;
stolen bases Jennings. J. Anthony, Edwards,
Hicks; double plays, Houeh!ns 70 A. Antihon1y
~ Winston s, off Charter 2: hit by pitched
balls, Hogan: struck out, BY Winston q: time
Of game, :s5; umpire, Bender; attendance,
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South Atlantic League.
At Macon: Macon. 2; Columbia, ~
College Base. Ball,

Al charlotte; Wake Forest College, q; Fur
At washington; Princeton, 4 !; Georgetown. o.
Al Norfolk: Yale. IS; Norfolk College, O.
At Raleigh. University OF North Carolina,
A; North Carolina. Agricultural and Mechanical
College, 0. 5&3 IE&
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BY II. Thompson Brown 81 Co..
1113 East Main Street.
Choice We End Lots,
EXTRA SIZE. FINE LOCATION.
Four Grove Avenue Lots;
Three Floyd Avenue Lots.
l so feet BY 1871 feet to s2O-foot alley.

we win sell by auction. on the premises,
THURsDAY, APRIL 9TH. AT q p. Nj
the above extra attractive building lots,
being the first subdi vision OF the 6eaut!-
tAnVENuES, near AUBURN STREET,
lust west OF HOME PLACE, These lots
are elevated fenced In and improved by
we'll grown MAGNOLIA SHADE TREES
champion electric line pass the prop
erty. and the location Is the very best In
our beautiful Western suburbs. dozen
new houses have lately been erected near
by, Just the place TO buy for \ use or
I TERMS: Ia cash: balance !. q. s and.
years; Q per cent. interest added. secured
by deed of trust = =, , I \, Z, Z.
Auctoneers.
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COLTS SURPRISE
The BROWNIES J 4
Won Through Superior Pitch
ing by Pcyton
Charter.
RICHMOND LOSES AGAIN
RICHMOND LOSES AeAl
Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs. wv Won Lost. P.C.
barton Heights. ..... ..,...., loco
nrour,ics !. 4. .i5B,.....rE,..,.,,,., o 600
Mnnchs ster. I.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l 1913
u inh nd -. 81 \. Z. OV0
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Southern League.
At Atlanta: Atlanta, s; montgomery, s.
Al Memphis: New Orleans, /; Memphis. 6.
At Birmingham; Birmingham. Q; Nashville.
At Little Rock; Little Rock Shreveport, rain,
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BY Pollard. g Bagby.

-7-T--
"A UcrloNl SALE TO HIGHEST BID
~ DER OF NO, 40 N. EIGHTEIINTH
STREETS GOOD BRICK HOUSE,; Also
TILE SMALL HOUSES IN TILE lR EAR
Or SAME. LOT 20 FEET z INCHES by
1872 FEET.
We will sell at auction, on the prem-
ises, on s9
WE'D NESDAY, APRIL 26TH,
at 5,aO II. NJ. the above mentioned houses,
The property must 80. and Will pay a big
sinterAs, on amount eSpeHted.
& TERM Sat sale.
& 'si POLLARD 8 BAGBY.
AM s2-tds AuctioneeIs.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son. /
Real Estate Al,ctioneers.

~ COMMISSIONERS SALE Of THAT
~ SUBSTANTIALLY AND PRODUCTIVE
.PROPERTYsON THIRD STREET.4N EAR
MAIN, s8KNOWNaAS THE "HENN1NGs
FLATS AT AUCTION. fs sssSS;
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9I Springer batted Tor Cole IN ninth iHnlEg;
Score by innings:s r
Virginia ~ L % O010-4
base on errors, Syracuse 4, Virginia 5: struck
out, by Pollard 2, by Cole G.. by Harmon 4;
first base on balls of Pollard. 2: three base
irln Morrlfsey !; stolen bases Pollard t2), Cra-
craft; sacrifice hit, Graham; double play.
5Lmbeck to& Stamford; hit by pitcher. Council,
Chandler: wild pitch. Cole; umpire. Thompson
time two hours. 5jS go AZ ~
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a.. Geo. ". Mayo, Auc,tion,,e,,es,1r,

r. NTIRE STOCK AND! FIXTURES or
ATHLETIC CAFE,| 3l2 2. BROAD
STREET, AT PUBLIC tAUCTION, TUES
DAY, APRIL %. 1905, AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
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GIANTS RALLY IN
NINTH AND WIN ]
Matthewson Cracked Out Long
Single and Sends Two Runs
Across the Plate.
TIGERS LEAD .::.4 AMERICANS i: i I: !; !, 5
Philadelphia Beaten by Boston
and New York by Washing
toi,--Otller Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
ss New j DIX, Vi 1,IllaucIp!iiut "a.
Chicago, ~ Pittsburg, 1.
Boston, A: Brooklyn. 3.
Cincinnati, s.; st. Louis, 0.
Scores Sunday.
81 Chicago. i: piitsburg o.
Brooklyn, 4: Boston, 0. 90
81. Louis IL; Cincinnati 8.
Where They Play To-day.
Rev York at philadelphia.
; PltsDurg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati y
Boston mt Brooklyn. II
Staneling Of the Clubs.3
New York, Philadelphia, \

New York, S; Philadelphia, q.
PHILADELPHIA. PA April "a. New York
won out In the ninth inning to-day Matthew
son sending two runs across the pate with
"a long single. I.
II Score: 554 I'll *. h. 70
New York. ...... .......1 o OF .soo2--5 II !
Philadelphia. :. ......l2 1000 1so0-i Sol
53i Batteries: Matthewson and Bresnnhn q Dug.
and Ba,iswire. Attendance. 1880.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, (.
81 CHICAGO, A rils 24,--Weimer held Pittsburg
down to four scattered hits to-day.
n Score Y: at 45;ts3 y 4{.3 5fB II. II. 49, 4
Pittsburg 20 0 9 o 10 0 g 1--1
Batteries: Wclmer and king; Lever. Hilic-
brand. PETIT and Case. Time, 80. Umpire,
SO.Dny. Attendance. 5000 III
Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 8.
u BROOKLYN,t April Poor fielding by the.
home teams tnfielders allowed Boston 70 win
to-day. sT.7jgy4
Score: Sai Il. II. ~.
Brookiyn....... ........00 2 0 90 0 1 0-3
Boston. 3. Z. Il o 2 o 0,00o14
81 TSttcrlca: stricklett. scanlon and .Rtter;
Harley and Needtam. Time. ~ N Umpire
tombstone Attendance, 1900. y 81 4.
Cincinnati, 8 ST. Louis, o.
Is CINCINNATI. O.. April 2.--Hahn pitched
I his first game OF the season and showed cx-
ce1lcnt form.
Score: Il. IL. b.
Cincinnati. :. 80, ......i5. IS 20 000l0'-S 10 D
st. Louis. i. ...54.... 800 20 o 100000 s
Batteries: Hahn and ,schley: Egan and War
ner. TINE. rs. Umpire. Klein. Attendance,
4 2. 100. u s3
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
= =
q BY
\ O. r EEM & RED d,
\ REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NEERS D
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY or THE fARMvILLE
G pOWHATAN RAILROAD COM.
PARY.

BY virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by
the Lew and 1Equity Court Of the City
the other on the GARD day OF February,
under the short style. Of "aINT13kH, :
a Z P6W1gE1RRN &e CO 5Al = yXI5,,
81. y J sNNMhRAH R.,D yHR4 . = su lRch III
SUING FOR &C. v. .sAlM!E," tdefaul.
besn mado The % p pay m
lie liens on the property withhin the
twenty days required by said decree OF
February 2lst, 1006), the undersigned,
VINO We're appointed special commission
to act. as directed by said DEGREES, will
proceed to sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder, at tho south front OF the
CITY Hall In the city of Richmond, Vir-
WEDNESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
May, 1906, AT IL O'LLOCK M,
free of all liens and encuinbrances what
socvcr except taxes assessed for the cur
rert year. all the rights, privileges, prop
and interests Of tho Farmville q Powha-
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of a
main line OF single trick, narrow gauge
dred on tho James river gi neas City il point,
in Chesterfield county WI ere the company
h tias va terTnal snI faGl
ward county, Virginia, approximatlng
eighty eight and three quarter miles; to-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks,
sldlngs. depot tracks, and yard tracks;
.approximating thirteen miles, rights OF
way, depot buildings and grounds. Shops,
warehouses, wharves. terminals, scales
telegraph lines. telephone lines. store
houses. stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery. tools, appliances, looo-s
motives. coaches cars. gondolas, real
estate. offices. office furnitu books and
and all other property Of every kind and
description OF said Railroad Company,
wherever situated Except cash In bank
or In the hands Of the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts, ,ac-
and his agent from any parties wnatso-
ever, both on the day OF sale and on the
day Of the confirmation Of said sale.) 8
RMSHThe terms Of said sale are
as !, follows y, yi II: . Seventy FIVE THOUSAND
Which shall Sc paid to the cominissIoners
and the residue Of $5o 600. When the sale
Is confirmed !. The balance to BIO on credits
OF six and twelve montns frola the day
Of sal e;S the purchaser to execute ne-
with Interest from day OF sale. with the
right to anticipate the payment OF said
notes; and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance directed by the Court.
For further particulars as to said rail-
fered to the receiver, Col. T. NJ. r. Tai.
cot. 5 at the offices Of the Company
Nintl. and Main Streets. Richmond. Vir-
- cHAs. S. sTRINGFELLoW,
GEO. l., CHRISTIAN.
isi HUNsDoN CARY,
Ii 5sS 3. B. fNrLINFORD, 3
R17 r
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Sale Of Valuable Hotel Prop:
erty on Main Sire ct, in!@the
City Of Danville.

In execution Of deed Of trust, bearing
date on tho 10th day Of January, 1898,
made to mo by the Hotel Burton, a corr or
poration duly chartered and organized
under the laws Of the State Of Virginia,
as trustee for! the benefit Of Fannie M.
Shelton and Alice Burton. executives Of
w. N. Shelton, deceased, and r. X. Bur-
ton and at the request Of tho beneflciaries.
thereur1 Il err; r will on tho is2
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AUCTION 3sALEs---This Day.

By8J. B. ELAN & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
.pUBL1c AUCTION SALE
= OF
THAT SLIGIBI,TI LOCATED. MODERN,
WE'LL BUILT AND Ar'TRACTlVE,
TIiREE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. GIG West Grace Street,
no CLOSE AN ESTATE.