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The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

GMfAIlOA
 ,,S@$><SSeseeSee >sxl oz4 D. wildman, q shs United
 signal corps. leli i south oa
 Sphln last night. C6bt Wild
 dchargs os fhe inssallatl65 qt
 Ness stations at None sod St
 he sapersntendod ihsm alt
 aseiged from the interior
 sy evenins <
 --o- 1S IA. E. carfr 1hc win hsr bus. d, Jack Carr, tho tanoas msll w, .3 conducts q trading pcsk N Bort Enkcl, arrived on ihs Dol phia sad lei for the interior last night
 --o--- .,.
 Mrs. K. 5. N. ott, of readWnll ar. rived on the Dolphin, joialrz hos band, who is serving co the pelil ilisy Mr. and Mrs. ots ard ss the Fii. Ave John W Dsdle s'es lsr q the lr-; nssu laol oiilee, arrived on ,ho Dol. phin: 7s has spen. tlle dag iu the y clnits of the ares er 4 B a'Qqntaln. c6l. Nosdbury asrlfsi from Fort Wiizdsn H Sewsr rsl }his aorniue and vsaE to czfibo6 where he wiIl ioin ' D. Rofsrs A6ath5 two wlll leaVs Tor AtlIn fhls eseolng.
 !. --ss-s
 sfrs. Mocg arrived lu the cisy iron Sort WilsaIa E. segard this nicfnins On she Pessrsop:
 AeSniesssnss B. Duhh sslasaeA last night from business trip % gYhisehorse s,s Mrs q soFerbx ls in the city from HaIDes, Sting iriends
 s,-~e-~ A Kingsbury bat will cost gon s3.00 Tomorrow at Behrends,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-28

>gway dis
 sperformances
 ee and baseball
 .sfe was ssms good
 kirds sf fsn S,r eFerg
 .fznd spkctalora E
 ..zkiocre szt umpire.
 I'd Inc ,zp was hs iollcas:
 EGsnsssls FVhafi Rats ' D. Pinneo .s !. .e. :. N E Belshann A. P. Grapes A, F'qge1 sA e Tlk1ehkrl lb . :: V. Barry .1E. Bsrfezhst 1b .. .Fs Ts2les w. (. Blk6charsi ao s.. ". Hes,l F. G flshsrty@ ; ss v, Cierelaed sE. I.s zs1sss o..W. Hockelk. .ci - c, Cartwright ". 8. mcKean. If ... .i E. ,: pohertg A &25s00 suit for SIS, ,00 at !, Bshrends sale tomorrow - MINNIE DIF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
VAN COURTLANDT
GOES TO OXFORD.
Second Choice Wins Belmont
Park Feature in Record
Time.
oRLY u. GETS AMATEUR CUP
Rosebcn, Jessamine and Sand
hurst Among Days Win
ners-Otlcr Results.
tpy Assoclated Press. !

4 q g T.
NEW YORK, May 22-sum,ner-liko weather
prevailed Mt Belmont Park to-day, and the
big crowd in attendance Jared we'll as four
favoritca won. Tho feature OF tho card was
the Van Cortlandt handicap. which resulted in
victory for oxford, tho we'll played second
choice. The time. 40 2-5 is the fastest OF
the meeting. ory H.. sfavorltc, won the
amateur cup for gentlemen riders by ten
lengths. summarizes:
First race-scven furlongs-Roscben 70 to 81
first, Neptune % to p second, Delcanta e to
y third. Time. LES 2.5
Second race-four and one-hair furlongs-
Jessamine tevcn, first, Just ia to y second,
Cambridge 4 TO I )third. Time, :5i.
Third race--the amateur cup, ono mile-Orly
IL. g TO 81 first, Arraghowan t5 to u second
Tho Huguenot az to y third. Time, 1:H.
Fourth race-the Van Cortlandt handicap
seven furongs-Oxford q to p first, Chiri-
germ q to y second. Sparkling Star I'll to %
third. Time, 126 2-5
Fifth race4-stccplcchase. about two miles
Sandhurst u3 to 10) first. Gold Van q to y
second. Imperialist Is to y third. Time, 1855
sixth race-four and half furlongs.Mon-
tanus "a to ~ first, Miss Point g to y Sc
cond, Blue Maid d2 to y third. Time, 54 1-b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
FAST AUTOMpB|L|ST
Was OFFICER S WIFE.
John Dillon Discovered in One
Of Occupants His Better Half
and Duty Yielded.

When, enveloped in cloud of dust, a
big red automobile whizzed past Bicycle
Policeman John Dillon, OF the West
Chester Station. yesterday afternoon, in.
Pelham Parkway, he quickly turned his
wheel about and sped after the violators
OF the eight-mile-an-hour law. An ex-
citing chase followed through the
crowded park drives. The persons in tho
automobile, evidently unaware that u
policeman was trying to overhaul them,
kept up a the same merry clip. Finally,
however, when the many curves In the
roadway necessltated the slowing UP Of
the automobiles machinery, Dillon, pers-
piring and dust covered. rode alongside
and demanded that the party halt In
their reckless flight.
In the automobile, beside the chauffeur,
were two women, their faces entirely
concealed by heavy wells and large gog-
gles When the automobile came to q
standstIll they removed these articles
and the indignant policeman was con-
fronted by--hls wife.
well, John you certainly arc not go
4ingto take me to the dark, ugly police
station, now. are you, hubbygn she said.
loved not duty more. replied Dillon
sternly.
"But." entreated his wife, you know
we were not going SO fast, after all.
"Well, I'll let you go this time, but
you must not do 1t again. Possibly my
timing watch was a bit too fast. anyway
The automobile belongs to Mrs, w. g,
smith. OF Poplar Street. West Chester
Tho Smiths md billions are next door
3neighbors. and both Mrs. Dillon and Mrs,
smith are close friends, Mrs. Smith was
in the automobile yesterday with Mrs.
Dillon, Mrs. Smiths husband is g
brother OF tho late "Pittsburg Phil"
once "a VOL known race track nlar,----
r,aw York Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Commissioners Auction Sale
OF
Valuable Timber Land In.
Charles City County, Va.

Nv virtue Of d decree of the Circuit
Court Of Charles City county entered on On
the 9Th day Of May, 1915. IN the SUIT y
Robert W. Willsox, Executor Of James
Others tho undersigned Special. Com
mssloners will sell at public auction, at
the Courthouse, between the hours OF
and 8 clock P. NJ, on y. Il &
JUNE 18TH, 1906. oURT. DAY
be s9o ond ndWn he n
ing 277 acres. being n the county OF Of
Charles City. about three and one-half
miles west OF tho Courthouse, and bounds
ed on tho north by tho lands Of the late
Joseph Gentry and others. on the east ~
the lands Of Robert Bradley, on the south
on the west by the lands of James B..
3Brockwel and the late Joseph Gentry
This land has been free from the axe for
a number of years and has thereon a large
quantity of oak railroad ties. pine core
wood and oak and pine saw lumber ana
other valuable woods. It is situate with
IN two and one-half niles Of Nvlllcox's
Wharf and within one and one-half miles
Of Herring Crock. and Is the most desir-
able tract OF timberland In that section.
follows. viz: One-tourrh cash and the
balance upon credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months the deferred payments
to be evidenced by notes OF! the purchaser,
5walvlng homestead ption, and carry
ing interest from date Of sale and payable
purchaser he may pay cash the title to
DO retained until the futher order Of the
court.
Parties desiring to see the land Will
call on Mr.. j. II. Nance at Charles City
go JOHN It., NANCE.
A. G.. WILCOX, f
Nav 23-tds Special Commissioners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
AUCTION SALE
Twenty-s New
SMALL DWELLINGS.
ON CAR LINE.

Z " 1d
Instalment plan OF $50 cash. and so
monthly. Ashland and Claiborne Straets.
TUESDAY, Maya %. 1906. n, ii
upon the premises.iat.5 T: NJ. Your rent
here pays for your home, or investment.
~ Nos. i 513, 1916, 1917, 1910, 1921,
1927, 1920, 1881 south line Clai-
borne Street, corner. Washington.
Nos. 1912, 1914, 1910, 1913, 1920,
1922, 1924, 1926, 1928, 1880 north
line Claiborne Street, near Wash
ington Street.
Nos. 1918, 1915, 1917, 1919, 1921,
1928, 1926, 1927 Ashland Street,
corner Washington Street.
3 Lots average 20 feet by depth Of
125 feet each to 15-foot alley.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Real Estate Agent,
North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Racing in Kentucky.
(By Associated press.)
rY1I.I1 KY NAV 2o.-Churchill doy

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 22.-Churchil down
summaries:
First race-six demonstrating III to 9
first, Red Thistle (l3 to y second. SyamboA s25
to y third. Time. lis Ia.
Second race-four and one-half tfurlongs--
Director Is to y first. Hermitage q to o
second. Sea Mate III to y third. Time, ~
Third race-six furlongs-Edna Tanno 200
TO 81 first. Princess Orna as to 81 second
The Pet Us to u third. Time, 1 :15 LIZ. y.
Fourth racc-scven furlongs-Pre enslon{ %
to 81 first, Thespian IA to 81 second English
Lad q to p third. Time. 1927 IA.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-Lahy
Carol Is to p first, Problem q to y SECOND.
Spendthrift Helen a to y third. Time. 80 3.4
Sixth race-one mle-Bradleys Pet 90 10
y first, Mc1lvain q to y second, Ebony lo
to y third. Time. 1:42 Ia. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
FOR SALE.

Opportunity to purchase 5a fine hard
ware business at Charleston, s, c., a ID
cation commanding exceptional low
frcights OH that class of goods.
There Is offered for sals the entire
stock Of goods, hXtures and Bood will Of
the Wholesale llardwnr store OF Marshall,
Wescoat and Company, In lIqu!dution.
Charleston. s, gu inYentoEl!a at about
seventy thousan;d d 90 Y plntsd copies
10 the undersigned, and the stock sub
ject to inspaet Ion.
TERMS Oh sA LIE ~ Cash. Scale bids
addressed 70 the (, unaerslgne ,aos VIII ba Es
10 reject any or all bids being reserved.
n, BEE I.EBBY,igG Chairman,
Is. PAUL W, SANDERS. &
Isl sss an for Trustees. Z
Er.ebby. Chairman, a.s Meeting Street.
Charles ton. s.. @, "A 81 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
RECORD OF A DAY.
Results Of Automobile Speeding
in New York City.

Especial to The Enthusiastically
NEW YORK. May. 22.-A1!ss o. NJ. Lee
land, seventy-hve years old. q member of
the well-known New York family of that
name, hit by an automobile; injuries ex-
pected to prove fatal. &
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. II. H. yreeland.
president of the New York City. Railway.
Company; Isaac n. Seligman: the bank
treasurer of Yonkers. arrested at Ards
ley on charges of automobile speeding.
An automobile ran into Il Madison Ave-
carht the enso,nne
exploded. So e.,
The foregoing marked nutomobiing
yesterday. On Saturday night an automo
cab horse and injured two women in
Central Park. Its occupants raced away.
Immediately after the accident. On the
a pedestrian and severely injured him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Court OF the city Of Richmond, entered
on the 9Th Of May, 1905. In the case OF
"The state Bank Of Virginia vs.. John
Bowers's Administrator and als., ana
John Bowers, Jr, and wife VS.. Louie
Bowers Willis and ais" the undersigned 1
Special Commissioner will sell ut PUBIC
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 35, 1905,
at 80 O. clock P. M, the above truly oe.
sirabe residence, containing Q rooms, al
modern conveniences, In nice repair; cellar
under house from front to rear.
III The lot fronts on north side or ParK
Avenue 81 feet 2 inches, and runs BACK
between parallel lines 1856 feet to an alley
1G feet wide. The property Is occupied by
an excellent tenant, Is situated N one one
OF the most desirable sections Of our
city, and for q homo or investment oners
many advantages.
Immediately after, say at $50 o'clock
p NJ, Will sell the three lots above men
toned, on north side OF Gilbert Street.
known as Nos. SO. 81 and IS, fronting each
3Ox150 feet to an alley.
81 ,ri1RNIS-Cash a $ TO the vacant lots, ana
for the dwelling one-third cash., balance
In two equal instalments at 9 and j.
months evidenced by negotiable notes.
with six per cent. interest added from
day Of sale, and title retained until inc
whole OF purchase money Is paid and q
conveyance ordered BY the court; or al
cash. at the option Of tho purchaser.
Special Commissioner.
of the Special Commissioner has been
u1is - CHARLES o. sAv1LLE, Clerk.
May O-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Results in ST. Louis.

(By Associated Press. 8stst
ST. LOUIS, May 22-Fair grounds summa-
ries: .4 W, =
Front "a TO IS first st. Columbia (G to y
second. Tommie Grath g to y third. Tine.
:5s 3-5. !,
% 10 rs first. Dave Sommers 70 to p second.
sAxares (2o TO y third. Time, 1:A 3-5.
Third racc-fve and one.half furlongsm
Fancy ! Dress 5(s to u first, Luretta Is TO p
second. Tyroian tl2 to y third; Time, los 70.
Fourth race-mile and an eighth handieap-
Forehand Il to 81 first, King Ellsworth % %
4 Fifth race-one mile-Joe Lesser teven1 first
Willow Dene u6 to y second, Ethics 70 10 ~
third Time, Al. j.
sixth race-mie and a sixteenth-Hilee @
to IL first, Frank Nc. a to y SECOND, Lacy
4 Crawford IL to ~ third. Tine = 40 H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Curio,lus Cane.

One Of the most unique canes IN en-,
istence la the property Of MI D. y,
beans. paymaster Of the Burlington Rall,
In money, 2,zsO, 900 pay checks and bS0-
900 miles OF travel, The same was made
by Mr.. Beans himself from partAot the
pay checks paid out In his fifteen years
or experience as payrlastes, FL 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
BY sutton & Co..
Real Estnte Auctioneers.

. T.
~ PiECNs or UNINrPROVED PROP
ONE IN p1 i All Tlin CORNER Or SEW.
EMTEEMTH AND W SS21o s w ! y y 8
g SHEhSEAss l1 c6kSER pe Or WhBsrER
AND GODDIN STREETS, AND AN
OTHER ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
Ivy STREET NEAR TIE ROSENEATH
In execution OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrco County, IN the 81 suit o, OF
Holzgrefe Committee vs.. Holzgrete q anu :,
uary 1905, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, appointed thereby, Will orer
for sale. at public auction, upon the prem
80 THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1906.
commencing at s o'clock p. NJ. and IN tse
following order, tho property above de-
scrbed: 4, Z, 3,
corner &C seyenteenth and Wood Streets,
fronting IS feet on Wood Street, ana rutt-
ming back between parallel lines ~ rect
more or less,
tho southwest corner OF Goddin and Web
ster Streets, fronting on the south sIue
of Webster Street 1874 feet; and running
hnck between lines parallel, or nearly y
the seabonrd Air Line Railroad Company,
This property, situated SO near the ral!,
road track. should mako It valuable as
manufacturing site.
Third AT o'clock P. NJ. vacant lot
on the south side OF Ivy Street. commenc-
Ing at a point 40 feet west Of the hose,
meath Road, and fronting so feet on snld
Ivy Street, running back between parable!
lines 10 feet inches to an alley 20 teet
vide; also n lot, fronting 40 feet on the
west side OF, Roseneath Road, running
back to the above described lot
TElAiS--On third cash, the residue "
three equal instruments at 9, II and 10
months, purchaser to give his negotiable,
the title retained until the whole of tho
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by tho court; or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser or purchasers,
''TS HENRY IIOLZGREFE
Committee and Special Commissioner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
I GREEN & Redo,
] REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NEERS |
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE Granville
& POwnATAn RAILROAD COM.
PAMY.

the Lawn Law and Equity Court 81 he city
Fl fbe K af nr w. os one on the 2lst anu
H HW g :, !, the e. short style ot .GIMTEAS
P6 5WWKs EAGh rs s R eo F & RI N
SNYDER, WHO SUES FOR &c.y.
FOR &C, VI. SAME default having
sufficient to pay Of The Hens on the prop
erty within the twenty days REQUIRED by
said decree Of February 2l.t. laoa) tile
commissioners for that purpose (any two
OF them to act as directed by said de-
VII tG ss BY PUZZLE
front OF tho City Hall in the city Of
SiH% ;S5 $H = Sa4aa pNr Or
free of ali liens and encumbrances what
rent year, ali the rights. privileges, prop
and sfsSn tho Fl
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of q
main line Of single track, narrow gauge
dred on the James River, near city Point.
in Chesterfield county. where the company
has valuable terminal properties, and 1,l1 r.,
Edward county, Virginia, approximating
eiglity-eight and hree-quarter miles; to-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks.
y
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. loco
motives coaches cars son Teal a es1
books Of account, stationery and supplies.
and all other property Of every kind and
description OF said Railroad Company,
wherever situated (except cash IN bank
or In tho hands Of the Receiver q this
counts and balances due to the Receives
and his agent from any parties whatso-
ever, both on the day Of sale and on the
day OF the confirmation OF said sale) 3ssg&
TERMs:. The terms Of said sale are q, lis
1a M thousena b do1
shall be paid to the commissioners with.
in three days from the day Of sale, ana
the residue of 200, when the sale Is. con.
firmed. The balance to be on credits OF
six and twelve months from the day of
sale; the purchaser to execute negotiable
notes for the deferred payments With
Interest from day Of sale, with the right to
|, anticipate the payment of said notes; ana
tho title to BIO retained Eun til the whole
purchase money Is paid and q conveyance
directed by the court; = Z, I, u h.
road and other property, parties are re-
ferred to tho receiver, Col. T N. s r. Tai
cot, at the offices OF the Company, Ninth
and Main Streets, Richmond, Virginla: 8
GEIA s. f sT 3 FdGsG Il
HUNsDoN1 GARY,
B. n b. 3MUNFORD, sBSs
p. u W COGBILL,
R. W. Watkins. ...zI5s7
Special Commissioner
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
THREE FARMS
in King William County.

Pursuant to decree of the Chaneery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered on
the 2Sth day of April. 1905, IN the chanceryy
suit Of =; s. Moore, ct ais ys .,s, Il y;
Special Commissioners, who were mp
pointed for that purpose will sell at auc-
ton the three tracts of land in King VIII
liam county formerly belonging agns 70 q T cent
= TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1906,
beginning at / o'clock P. M. (that being
the first day Of the Circuit Court In the
said county,. IA !,
~ Tho farm known as South Garden,
containing $50 acres, more or less. lying
near Enfield. adjoining the lands formerly
owned by r. 3. Hawes Alice Campbell
and others, and which was conveyed 70
said Fleming Hay by Z. Il. e. jones'
Special Commissioner.
(2) The farm known as "Pine Top" con-
taining $50 acres, more = or less Is,,nr
which was conveyed to said Fleming Hay
by a. It. Mooklar, assignee In bankruptcy.
(3) A small tract OF land known as
Gravel Run, containing Is acres, more
William Gains which was conveyed to
Fleming Hay by ", D. Pollard commits
soner.
TERMs-O third cash. the balance in
two years after date wi tn notes; title to be
retained until MI purchase money Is paid
and deed ordered by the court
WILLOUGIIBY NEWTON,
THOS. III. EDWARDS,
isAtNo Special Special Commissioners
The bond required of the Special Com
mlssioners has been duly given;
iTestc: CtlAS, o. SAYlLLE
May est Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
coNsTAeLE's SALE,

High coNsTAeLE's SALE,
I will sell at public auction. on TUES
DAY, the 23d day Of May, 1905, at 80
o'clock, A. NJ. at No. 21oo East Main
Street, the following property. to satisfy
a distress warrant In my hands In favor
Of %. A. Saunders. Jr.. vs.. John II. Meyer
j Bar Counter, Ice Box and Fixtures, /
Mirror.
TERMS: Cash.
L. C. GARRISON. II. C. G. r.. ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Greensboro, 8; Salisbury, =

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
GREESSBORO,SN.E c., May 22.-In tho first
Of series OF three games between the Sails
ry-Spencer, and local teams. OF the Virginia.
Carolina League here this afternoon, the
The game was an interesting one. but lacking
features OF interest 955 x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
AUCTION SALES, Future Days


BY Sutton 6 Co.
iia and Ae
E. a. Catlin.
Auctionetrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LARGE N 7;nrsl Sny 9E H a1st11 '
ACREAGE TRACTS
AND A VERY ATTRACTIVE
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
and ali necessary ontpuidings, and large
and productive garden attached. thereto,
being. the property now occupied e, by Mr.:
" r. Drawer lying ED, 0n the r east h slide Of
mostly on the south BY the town Of Fair.
FAfRMouNT On ivy ENTY,l i lR :i,
3TWENTY-THI1aD AND ROGERS SITS.
In execution of a certain deed OF trust
to us, dated July 22d. 1904. and recorded
In clerks office Of Henrico Court D. ..
in the payment OF a certain note therein
tho holders OF said note. we viii Oh
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 24'rII, 1905.
number of beautiful residential lots on
east side OF Mechanicsvlle Turnpike. be.
on om' both sides l Of Rogers Street which is
lust east Of the Pike, three acreage tracts,
adjoining Tairmount on the north through
which Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-tirst
and Twenty-second Streets would run IL
extended; 217 feet at tho southwest corner
OF II and Rogers Streets; 105 feet u inches
on east line of Twcnty-frst Street. be-
tween T.. and u Streets; 81 feet on east
line Of Twenty-thrd Street. between. 5
and II Streets, and lastly, that most At
trsctive suburban Home, with a number
of Outbuildngs, beautiful shade trees,
and ample grounds attached, fronting on
the county road, which runs from Me-
Gainesville Pike to Fairvicw and occu-
pied by Mr.. w. II. Brnuer.
This Is probably the best opportunity
for securing desirable and improving prop
crty that will be offered tho public TINS
season. and buyers can attend this sale
with the assurance that everything Of
fcred will be knocked out to the highest
bidder.
TERMS one. fourth cash and balance at
6, 10 and IS months, deferred payments.
70 bear per cent interest, and secured
by trust deed; or moro or ah cash, ut
Sp - b. RAND WEXFORD,
ROSCOE c. NELSON.
81 Trustees.
May 1s-tds.
PRISONS DESIRING TO ATTEND
tTEIIS sALB CAN TIlANSFER At
ETWENTY-TEI1RD;A AND 3N1ARsHALL-OR
TyVI5NTY-TH1RD AND NENABLEN TOa
NECFIANICSVILLE PIKE, WHERE
THE SALE WILL COMMENCE.
NAV o. F{4 a s,{ft t3l2 } 55s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
1O6 Acre Farm,
For SALE,

FOR SALE,
60 ACRES, WITH SMALL HOUSE; FAIR
orchard: nice location; wood enough to
pay for farm; only six miles OF city, $50.
. CASSELNfAN & CO., ITO u. Main, city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
BY John T. Goddin s. Co.,
eal Estatc Agents and Auctloneers.

a oMht1ssIoNER's AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT MODERN TWO-sTORY.
BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 1412 PARK
AVENUE; ALSO THREE DESlRABL7tII
LOTS IN PLAN OF HOPEDA1>E,, IN
THE COUNTY OF HENR1CO.5 ON ~
BERT STREET, BETWEEN MEASOM
STREET AND PROPERTY BELONGING
TO CITY OF RICHMOND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Not Her Purpose.

,she strikes me as q woman OF con-
slant singleness OF purpose. She's So"
"She does seem likely interrupted the
spiteful thing, ito be woman OF con.
slant singlcness, but wouldn't say of
$nurpose. think she can't help herself
philadelphia Press. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

AS authorized by the decree Of thu
Richmond, Va. dated February Q 100,
and for reasons satisfactory to the com
mlssioners, the above sail is stponed,
on "WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 2, 1905.
CHAS. IS. sTRINGFMLLOW,. GEO. Il
BCHRI STIAN,5 HUNsDON. GARY, q. q,
tNIIJNFORD p ". COGBILL.% CHAS. u.
WILLIAMS, r.. w. WATKINS. Special
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In the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court
OF tho County of llenrco;
Holzgrefe Committee
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IIolzgrefe and others.
/ Hereby certify that the bond IN the
Given under my hand ms clerk OF the said
court this 18th day Of January. 1905,
SAMUEL p. sAYADDIl4l4
Nav oO.tds Clerk.
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The bond required OF the special com
by the above named DEGREES,
has been duly given sn 3 WI enc, s8$
sst Clerk
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 .. Main Street.
Extra Large Auction Sale Of
Fine Furniture, Mating,
Books, Groceries, E t c.,
To-day Tuesday), May
23d.

we wifi sell at our warerooms. No. 1905
East Main street, TUESDAY, MAY 23D,
at 1880 a. NJ, for different