davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Nearly Came to Grief.

Hero Mr.. Garrett, of Concord, Mass, in
attempting to gallop through a closing
gate very nearly came to grief. his horse
head protrudlng on one side and his body
on the other.
Mr.. 1Ialbon Richardson, Of Boston, first
whip of ire Grafton hounds, WAS joted
against the gate post BY one OF the ladies
riding In the first flight painfully injur-
ing his knee. Hounds took a line to
.Atoka, and then ran towards the Pierce
The land was posted and eleven riders
who had lived thus far with hounds we're
across the far hills. Those OF, tl,e field
who wise with the hounds at this. time
were Mrs. James k. Maddux, of Nnrren-
ton; Mrs. Jack Henderson, OF wildwood;
Mr.. larry ". Smith, master Of Grafton;
Abbott. of Boston; Mrs. Dulany Dubutts.
of Dalaplane; DR.. Charles McEachran, of
Montreal; Mr.. Richard Barrett, Of Bos-
first whip Of the Grafton pack; Mr.. Ali:n
Potts, OF Virginia, and Claude Hatcher,
second whip Of Grafton.
Hounds. left to their own devices, cir
met by q large number Of riders. and Mr..
Jas. X MadduN. seeing that none OF the
Grafton establishment was with ethe
hounds. attempted to put them on the
ly fftytmnutes failed toIcQycr more than
a mile, when Mrs. Tom Pierce, Of Boston,
stationed on a nearby hill, viewed the
fox as he stole quietly across wheat
to Mr.. Smith. who, coming UP, carried
hounds forward to the line, when they
wclt away like the wind. followed by
some twenty of the field.
The run that followed was OF the heart
breaking order, and at4nearly every field
that was, crossed some one went down.
Horses, like squeezed lemons were almost
good for !, nothing no r,s and whip and spur
great Eesu eject At crowmel's Hum MY NJ.
Harry w Smith. riding Cad endeavor-5
ed to lead the greatly diminished field
which he was rescued with great d III
Guilty. Several precious minutes were
lost by the good Sainaritans who assist
ed Mr.. Smith and, although they rode
horses We're pumped to such an extent
that the seven who had lived up to that
time sadly called off,
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis and Mrs. Tom
PIERCE were the only ladies up. and with
them We're: Mr.. Westmoreland Davis.
Judges Hallam l.. Movius and Jas X.
Maddux. and Messrs: Leonard ALL, of
Vile. Mr.. Smith. followed by Hatcher.
one of the WHIPS. SLOWLY followed me
pack and, crossing Fletcher.s field was
told by a laborer that the fox, closely
pursued by three couples OF hounds, had
gone to earth at the new ford on Goose
Creek Mr.. Smith found his entire pack
Of six couples at the place pointed out
by the laborer, at, a rocky ledge. under
Which the fox had made his den. There
Rounds Were Aai.fln SLOWLY home to Oakley,
after having furnished the best run that
has taken place in the Piedmont Valley
for many years.
The meet tomorrow will be held at Mid
dleblrg, when the Middlesex pacle viii
be taken out for the fourth time.
f ALLEN POTTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
MISS POWER BECOMES
BRIDE0F mr. HARRIS.
Newspaper Man
Married Yesterday-in
West Virginia.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dlspatch.)

CHARLESTON *. CO., VIVA. Mo-
vcmber THE marriage of Miss Emma
Power. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. z.
Power, TO Mr.. Walter Edward Harris Of
Washington. u. c.. occurred this after
noon at three clock, at !. Baltimore" the
home Of Mrs. Walter Ashby. sister Of the
bride. Rev. Father Agatha, OF the Church
of The Sacred Heart. Of this city, Off
ciated. Tho ceremony was followed by
a largely attended reception, lasting from
$3.50 10 80 o'clock. The affair was the
social event OF the week.
Mr.. Harris is well known in newspaper
circles, being the Washington correspon-
dent OF The Dispatch. OF Rich
mond
The couple left over the Chesapeake
and Ohio at $3.50 for the East, and. after
their wedding journey, will make their
home In Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
OBITUARY.
Robert I. Wiley.

& Mr.. Robert j. Hey died ut his resi-
dence, No. 900 West Catherine Street,
yesterday. lie was aged siSty-thrce
years. sEt ai 4 t
The funeral will take place from the
Sacred Heart Church to-day at a r. M. Ii
Wesley +. White.
4 NORFOLK. VA, November.7.--W Wesley.
F.1:NVhite, of Portsmouth. died last night
at his home, In Washington Street, after!
a protracted illness, In the eghtieth year
OF his age The deceased was a native
of Mathews county. Va, but had resided
In Portsmouth many years. He was SUI
perintendent OF the Portsmouth Orphan
age. He leaves q wife and five children
George A. White. pay clerk, u. S. NJ, at
the navy yard y. Wesley White, chief
OF the industrial department Of the Sea-
board AIR Line Railway; Mrs, r ebert Il.
Irene r. Etherdge, all OF Portsmouth. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED
N'sER|0Us CHARGE.

J. II. Wilson, a bridegroom OF less than
a week, was arrested last night at his
residence on Graham Street and held
for the Roanoke authorities. The arrest
was made about 10 O'Clock BY Chief OF
Detectives n. NJ Tomlinson and Detec-
tive Sergeant Tom Wren. upon kilograms
received from the chief OF police OF
Roanoke, The first telegram read as fol-
lows;
Roanoke Va,
Arrest j. II, Wilson on charge Of felony.
Answer, (Slgned) II, N. DYER,
CHIEF of Police.
Tho second message read;
n. NJ. Tomllnson,
Chief or Detectives,
Charge against Wilson grand larcen1
and forgery, VIII send for hi mto-morI
roW,tf@sag III N. DYER.
Wilson was locked up at second police
station. 4 lie said he could not Imagine
what III Was arrested for 2s'f NJ
Z The accused MAS the hero5of "a romance
last Thlirsday He met his bride. WHO
was Miss Isabella L, steinberg, down
town, The yonng lady Joined him. sup
posedly for lunch. hut in reality, they
F%ent Ia Rev r. a. Thomns's residence
and were married. Mrs, Wilson Is a
daughter OF Mn. and Mrs. Samuel Stein,
berg She Is much distressed oyer tie
arrest of her. husband, hut believes firmly.
IN his Innocence. Wilson Is a travelifii1at'
salesman fora Western house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
MRS. BARR BADLY
INJURED IN T ALL

lSpeclaI 70 TIC EI1lles-DIspatc11.J ~
NORFOLK. VA, November 7.--Mrs.
Barr. wife of Rev. w. a. Barr. rector
Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church, fell
from step ladder while hanging a
curtain this afternoon, Her head struck
the floor and she was picked UP un-
conscious. She was revived though scri-
ously injured.
Sheriff Z. G. Lynch. Of Georgetown
Delaware returned home this morning
taking with him Y. Roy Thompson, n
young white man. who was arrested and
detained here as an escaped prisoner.
X The Norwegian steamship Brookline.
"A Baltimore-West Indies fruter. passed
In Cape Henry this morning at half
speed Signalling that she was in trouble.
Steam was escaping from her engine
room indicating II breakage, but she
continued on to Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
JAMES RIVER.
Committee In Monthly Meeting
Transacts Batch offBusiness. ~

q i Il
The Committee on Improvement Of
James River met in the City Hall last
right at 8 o'clock The monthly report
OF the engineer was submitted, showing
that only 1854 cubic yards OF material
was taken from the harbor during the
month OF October. This was done by
suction, and the small quantity dredged
!r this manner provoked quite lengthy
discussion. 1t was said that the capacity
CT the dredge when contracted for was
TO be 1000 cubic yards per day, but the
ature OF the material to BIO dredged and
the friction through 50 much pipe to the
place or deposit has reduced the ca
pacity more than WAC expected. The
drcdge is combination pump and dipper
machine. and It is more than probable
that arrangements will be. made to use
the dipper for dredging In the near flu
iture. II Is estimated that the purchase
OF new scows, galloway and hosting
engine will amount to 5000.
It was decided to appoint committee
&c consider the adrisabtlity OF changing
the system OF operating the river plant
and report to u special Meeting to DO {.
called by the chairman before the next
meeting OF the Council This committee
vii, he composed Of Messrs. S tarke, UNI
lauf. Turpin, Funsten, Parrish and
Curtis, who will act with City Engineer
;Cutshaw.
The pay-rols were approved and bills
audited. After disposng Of a few mat
iers of routine, the committee adjourned.
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

AUCTION SAL Fixture Days

z BY, TIE, VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Z By Virtue Of two certain deeds of trust
other OF date 2lst October, 1902. both reg
ulary recorded In clerks office Rich
mond Chancery Court being requested
by the note holder SO to do, | Will sell at
public auction on the premises on Fri
day November 10, 1905, at o'clock p. M,
all stock, machinery. fixtures and pat
terms now on premises, No. 731 East Cary
street, Richmond, Va. Terms. cash.
A. u. NOEL, Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

"Slnbad' in place Of Sligo" The hounds
were taken into the Dulany dows, ad ;
joining Goose Creek bridge uncoupled,
and cast into the nearby covers on the
creek. A patient field OF two hours and
forty minutes trailed behind the Grafton
pack, with only a murmur now and then
from the slow-worklng hounds to keep
them III humor for the sport that came
later
II It was s:20 o'clock when Sue and
Sorry" began to speak on trail Just
below Chimney. Hill, on Goose Greek. and
twenty-five minutes later these same per-
s!stent young ladies Jumped n fox In the
same neighborhood and gave the signal
that brought the stra gglers, led by Sin
ner, to the line. With the first burst Of
music, led by the deep voice of rs ,nner,"
tho hounds went away down Goose Greek
meadow, crcling into the woods, and out
on Chimney ELL. where. across the lane,
a tally-ho from Mr.. Grafton Abbott. Of
Boston. showed thattthe fox had been
viewed as he crossed the hill. At this
pol..t the field was well UP, but an In and
out turn across a lane with rail fence,
bordered with wire, produced O remark
able thinning out effect. Hounds, not
four hundred yards behind the fox. raced
over the pastures OF Fletcher farm, lead
Ing the field over two stone walls and
a flight OF rails, through a barnyard
where q friendly gate opened into The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
BY Edward s.. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
Two Building Lots in Bro ok.
land Park.

In execution OF tho, below, mentioned
ed for the purpose will sell by. auctions,
upon the premises, on
II e STTI NOVEMBER,
{sss 1905 TAO CLOCK Pr NJ, ~
n lots Il and 2 !nS block No.. Ill. barton ana
thriving town Of Barton Ielghts. lot
No, Is located upon the northwest cor
8ner OF Hanes Avenue and Essex Street,
has u frontof 4Oxl35 feet. Lot 2, adjoln-
ing the4above on the north. hns n front
Of 3Ox135S feet to IN alley. This sale offers
an opportunity to acquire suburban
home sit for small amount OF money.
ny TERMS.-One-thlrd cash, balance at s
and IL months. with 6 per cent added,
title to be retained until tho whole pur-i
chase money Is paid and 4 conveyance
is ordered by the court, or all cash at
the option OF the purchasers.
VI VIM. tCRUMP TUCKER,
sei&G Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks oiltca of the CIRCUIT Court
E Of the County OF I1enrico.
William p. Lawton, Jr......:.... Plaintiff.
=. c.. Lawton ct ais. Defendant.
n T. E. r. Phillips, deputy, clerk of the
said court. do, certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioner by
the decree rendered in said cause on the
25th day Of October. 1895. has been dug
given.
7 Given under my hand, as clerk OF said
court. this LIST day of November. 1895.
Z. r. PEI LIPS.
sr. ;s4 HI Deputy Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Daily Court Record
United States CiFcnit Court Of
Appeals,

Appeals,
MISCELLANEOUS, Court will meet for the NO,
meet yesterday on account OF eection,
Circuit Court.
miscellaneous Petit Jury summoned for
Thursday morning. Trial Of cases OF West Vs.
sehsal, e1ectment suit, still on.
Law and Equity.
DEGREES entered yesterday Decree entered in
the case OF G. n. Beivin vs-,,H W. Par1iell and
VIE and others for. the purpose OF quietins
inc title to certain real estate, and authorizing
special commissioned, James w, Anderson y
convey with special 81 arr,snty to c. e. Belvih
the real estate mentioned in said decree :,
). Judson IL. Taylor and others VS., Thomas "
Whitlock and others. Decree directing tho fund
IN the cauee tU he distributed and the cause
dismissed and stricken from the docket.
SUITS Instituted Yesterday: Charlotte Glenn
So2. Case docketed and set for hearing.
Cases set for today. b. NJ Lucks adninis-
traitor vs.. Richmond Traction Co. and others
still on trial.
Chancery Court.
DEGREES entered yesterday, Mary Il. Dyner
ga y1sr as asi Of estate OF William
Margaret o'D6nhelI Slater qualified aar adj
nilnistratrix OF estate OF Bridget O'Donnell, de-.
ceased.
Hastings Court.
/, Miscelianeous: There was. no session OF the
IL O'Clock thla morning. The petit jury will be
sworn In and tho trial days for numbers OF
cases VIII be set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
James W. Burgess,

y CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
T.-James w. Burgess, who was parayzed
yesterday, suffered second stroke this i
morning and died at ten o'clock at the A
age Of ffty-two. He is survived by his
wife and three children. These are
Lacy Burgess city passenger agent for
the Southern Railway in Washington. D.
c.; Mrs. William c. Kelly and Miss Eu-i
geflia Burgess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Mirror Changes Hands.

(Srscial to The Times Dlspatchl
& MINERAL, VA, Nov. 7,-Dr J, G,
Boxley. editor IN chief OF tho Mineral
Mirror, has bought the controlling in
terest in that paper, and he proposes to
make it one OF the brightest weeklies in
the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Henry s. Hutzler.& Co.,
Y 1913 e. Main Street a

q Il
BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust.
dated a pril %. 1909 and November 10, 1904. s
and duly recorded in the clerk ofIica OF
the Corporation Court Of Newport Newyys; /,
Va, default having been made In tho
payment Of the debts secured therein and
being so required BY the benefclartes 81
will sell at public auction. on the prnm-. 4
ises. on FRIDAY. NC VEMB Err 10TH A,rtt
12 O'CLOCK NOON, the property CON SON; !
veyed by said deeds; and being lot No. -! !,
block %. With improvements thereon, ana !
known as No e. 2223 Twenty-sixth Sire 81, sfnS
the city Of Newport News, Va The 8in ,l
proven ents consist 9 an attractive two-ss
story frame dwelling. containing s,e ,,,,,g,
rooms. porcelain bath, etc. IA
# TERMS.--Cnsh. SRI
HENRY $. HuTzLER, TruIsst &c. $sSs
w. T. CHAPLIN, Crier g.ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Morrison As Mephisto.

rbe elaborate scenery ana gorgeous
lem OF electrical effects, novel and start
ling IN their operation would make;
Lewis Moirlson's Faust remarkable
anywhere This season. however, ali
former productions have been surpassed
inEpoint OF scenery, costumes, electrical
mechan!cai and vocal effects, and the
strength oi the company Lewis sforri-i
son himself VIII positively appear az Me-:
production OF Faust" over staged. Tho
garden and Brockon scenes, MS we'll as tho;
beautiful apotlcosla. are ali bright and
new from the studios of Seavey and Arm.
briistcr. All this, IN connection with
Lewis Morrison's magnificent Interpreted
ton of Aicphlsto. will doubtless prove a.
strong magnet at the Academy tomorrow
matinee and night is5 y -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
AUCTION sALEs-This Day
BY A. ]. Chewing co.

BY A. j. Chewning co.
sai and
s - Augustine Royal &c co..
1teai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
r 1Mp oPpoRTuNI1y TO INVEST u, N
: p,,d n4I,,AAlHs,G!THnEsTER, VA, IMPROVED
COURT SALE.
Lucy pabney Jones aud Ainelle Tappey
Jones, who sue, etc.
Arthur G. Evans, Curator, etc.
i. Decree Of October 2sth. 1905, Corporation
Court Of Manchester. Va.
In obedience TO the above decree. will,
as Special Commissioner, expose for sale,
VENEER sth 1906, at $40 O. clock +. NJ,
on the premises: !
First THAT nice frame dwelling No. 213
East Twelfth Street; lot fronts 20 feet on
month. TIS - n
a.: Second = That very desirable frame dwell
and Everett Streets, No 207; lot fronts
50 reef ny l22 to an alley 20 feet wide;
rents NJ. for Sl2So per month.
,, nnird: NO; 2'5 ID Eleventh Street, be.
fronts 90 feet by 10 feet to an alley 10
feet wide. Good frame dwelling; now
rents for $500 per month.
tOurtn. Comfortable frame dwelling No.
225 r. Ninth Street, corner Ninth and
Everett Streets; now rents for $500 per
month. - ~
fIf.h; Double tenement Nos. 22l and 2.s
p. Ninth Street; now rents for $1,000 each
per month.
Sixth. Nice frame dwelling No. 2lo r.
month. n 51
4, The dimensions OF the lots on which
houses Nos. 2l9, 22l, 223 and 225 are located
VIII be mapped out by the City Engineer,
and u plat, OF same Will be exhibited on
day OF sale. Pa
|. All of the abova described property Is
wei located, and in fair order. This prop
cry always rents. Well, and in demand.
This Is fine chance for MI investment
or TO secure q home on very liberal terms.
For further or other, information call
J, TER Ms--onc.thlrd cash, balance at 6,
Y i; and Is months. for note, six. per cent;
interest added; the title retained until
the, whole purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
SOL&CUTCHINS.
Special Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Billv Clifford's Show.

Tic SERIOUS things of life are all well
enough in their way. and, OF course. must
be met, but when one goes to the theatre
itsis usually for tho purpose OF being
amused. or all the productions on the
better calculated 10 accomplish this than
"A jolly Baron,f'Iof which "Bjilyt'
Clifford IS the star, and who has ffty ex-
Dsrienced assistants. including chorus,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
State Of Virginia, City q Manchester

state a,t Of Virginia, City Of Manchester
], II: Z. Duval, Clerk OF the Corpora
Ton Court for said city, do certify that
the bond required OF the Special Com
MISS oner IN the above styled suit has
been duly gfven.E 3aSttsl 4,
Given under my hand this I'd day Of
November, d196. q & r. 3.
H. Il. 8DUVAI,,
chester, Va. b.
Nov. 4,5,07.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
COURT SALE 81
No. 815 n. Sixth Street
ON s4ss
.Thursd day, November 8, 1905,
At IS o'clock T. MI s$5

al II execution Of a decree Of the Rich
ainond .Chaucery Court, entered October
~, 1903, In the suit OF washington Allen:
ct ais vs. Pleasant Norman, we Will, az
speciM commissioners thereby appointed;
sell by auction upon the premises, at the
time time mentioned above. that lot Of land
fronting 81 feet on theEeast side OF Sixth
Street and extending back within paTal- y
LEI lines l24 feet to an alley ii feet wide.s
upon which Is IA large and attractive
frame dwelling, This being n nice neigh
borhood. should attract the attention 81
both investors and home-seekers, 5s'
Terms: One-third in cash and the ball
anee IN three equal instalments, at 49,
and u rths for negotiable notes. in-4
terest added. and title retained BY the
court until the entire purchase mon ey Is
paid, or all cash, at the option OF the
GEORGE w. LEWIS, s. .545g8
J.. HENRY CRUTCHFTELD, W. w
Special Commission !. rs
The bond required OF the Special Com
missioners by the above decree has been
cEIAs. o. sAvILLE. Clerk.
BY AUGUSTINE 'RoYAI.L g COMPANY
Auctloneers. 33lii
Manchester. Va, sS5i
A 3uGrIIoN SALE Of 100 barrels Of Corn.
large lot Of Black Mlnorcas. Brown Leg 81
horn and Graded Hens. Farm Implelnents,a
Incubator, Brooder, &c. on TIuRSDAY%t
November 9th, at II o. clock A. NJ, at the #
farm OF William Robert Martin. on Riyern
Road, three quarters OF a mile from Gram
tie Station, Southern Railway, Chester-fS
field county. Terms cash. s;ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

We Will sell, at our .sales-roonls No. CHS
East Broad Street, THIS = owed ne3day1
MORNINGS November Sth, at 10 80 o. clock,
z Good Nickel Frame Show Cases, First,
Class Platform Scales, Very Fine Genu-
nut Dining Table, Massive Walnut BUT
fet handsomely carved, Handsome Par
lor Suits Fine. Couches, Oak Sldeboards,,
Fine Mirrors Parlor Pictures, Book
Cases, Set of Mahogany Dining Chairs
with leather seats). HANDSOME Oak Hat
Rack, Mirror-Door Walnut Armour
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suit Several
Medium Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits,
Handsome Rugs and Druggcts, Fine Cot
ton. Mattresses, Number Of Rolls New
Nlattings, Several Good Carpets. and
other Furniture. etc. 5{3
Ladies' invited to attend. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
BY The Valentine Auction Company,
6lS East Broad Street. 81 s.s,... I.

n ANDsoMI LEATHER CHAIRS. 70
F'T. a WALNUT n DINING TABLE,
HANDSOME WALNUTsBUFFE,r FINE
CO,U. G H e s, MAHOGANYSDIN L N G
CHAIRS. HANDSOME PARLOR6 SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS, ETC. GOOD NICK
Ell FRAME 4SSss SHOW CASES, GOOD
Plat r, ORNTf SCALES, ETC, AT AUG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
Sparkling Apenta From Hungary.

Sparkling Apenta FTofl hungary.
Tho bitter water wells of Hungary arc
ono OF the interesting sights toStourists.
The water, passing through the soil and
accommodating In wells, absorbs the valu-
able mineral salts which give TO the wa
ter its characteristic taste and efficacy.
The Hungarian aperlent water, known
os .'..Anenta," Is now bottled also carbo-t
rated. hut only in splits, which are bot.
tles containing about a half pint; spark
ling Apenta splits are said to. be a pleas
ant. and refreshing aperient suitable for.
morning use.
ca STo E Ia.
p..,..,.s = lha Kind You Have Always Bought
s ss' :; :: lx6zzz7z5Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
GEORGE W. LEWIS, IA
j. HENRY $CRuTCHFTELD 81,
Special Commissioners.

The bond required OF the Special Cons
missioners by the above decree has been
duly given. ~ IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

BY "A. j. CHEWNING COMPANY.
Real Estate AuctioneerS. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
DO III WOWlhi.i

y SO per month Will start you. Five per.
cent per nnnun, simple Interest. payable
monthly Payments less than rent. Tho
business mans investment proposition,
The renters opportunity to own his
home. We have no mortgage on to- s.
morrow. Consult self-interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

MISCELLANEOUS, Court will meet for the NO.
vernber term tomorrow at u o'clock. Dld not
meet yesterday on account OF electiof
Circ11it Hnt1rt s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08

In the Clerks Ofltca OF the Circuit Court
III Of the County OF Henrico.
William p LaWtOn Jr......:...., pla intifr.