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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
VIRGINIA WINS
/ R0MV. ?. CADETS a. DE-: |
Slow Contest, But Good Field
ing Was 2 Fea-
turc. &
ONLY SIX INNINGS \, PLAYED
Heavy Downpour at Close and nd.
Heavy Rrsins Through
out.
My SIX INNINGS PLAYED
tspeclal 10 The Timo.-Dlspatcn.)

Especial TO aTh0 aI1fneS-DlSpatCi.l 5sEH
.CHARLoTTEsyILLE, VA. April sa.-Vir-
GINA defeated the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute to-day Z to 4. In a slow contest. which
was called at tho end Of the sixth inning on
account OF a heavy down-pour OF rain. Light
showers foil throughout the game. but de-
spite this fact, both teams did some sharp
fielding, accepting number OF very difficult
chances. r
Pollard who pitched for Virginia, kept his
four hits well scattered. The Cadet. twirler
on tho other hand. had little control over. the
wet ball. sending six down to first on balls
and hitting seven OF the Virginia batsmen- At
critical stages, however, no settled down and,
backed up by good fielding, retired the side.
Virginia had total OF ten men left on
bases. y,s 4 .
vlrginia's only earned run was made in the
fifth. Council lined out triple to tho run
ming track and scored on an infeld out. The
other six runs were due mainly to Steele's
lack, OF control in the first and fourth In
nings. Ii MA 4ls.s sass ".
beautiful stops III In the fourth. 5w1th Cracraft
on second and Daniel on third, he piled down
Daniels hot liner back OF second and headed
of the runner at first. Melton in left field
made I a spectacular catch OF Daniels short
nv In the fifth Graham catch OF Lee
ilne drive in tho fourth robbed the Cadets OF
two runs, and Pollard cut OF another at homo
plate, after Chandler had allowed ono to pass
him. Score: .5S -
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WILL USE NEW HOLD.
Jenkins Says He Will Throw
n Hackenschrnidt in Hurry.
al 10 the Ti,nes-Dispatch J

a5s (Special to Tho BTlmea-Dlapatcn') ,fE
4 NEW YORK. April 26.-Tom Jenkins. who
Is training at the foot OF the coney Island nd
with George Hackenschmidts Mt Madison Square
Garden, May 4th, did part OF his work yester-
jenkins and the Cuban wonder, Z. who IL !s
training the big Clevelnnder for his match
with tho Russian" are perfectng new
combination leg and body hold. which they
ola i'm will render Hackcnschmidts great
strength useless once the Amsrean
ing Of tho hold yesterday, Jenkins said; ~
don't pretend to Invent or discover any new ~
hoid, but hnvo worked out q combination OF
a couple OF catch cat h-can grips that are
going to be OF Immense benefit ] to to me IN my
'"When wrestled Hackonsohlnldt in London
AT Gracco- Roman became convinced then
that he j. practically inylnetble 2, that style
Of ! wrestling. His great strength makes y
verys difficult Ia keep a hold on him above
the waist or to turn him over Z one gets ~,
He has no Idea, however, Of how to protect
himself against holds ees
, nov certain car that / viii be fast enough and
clever enough to- prevent him from loSk k rs
work on his legs wy ~
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y BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
M 10 N. Seventh Street.

Il WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION
HOUSE NO 8 ~ Nh S,,1, sE , yiISlH
i Complete Barber Shop Outfit, consisting
OF I barber Cn;:lrs, s Wall Stands YIN yin
Chairs, Desk, Mug Racks, etc.. ETC.; /;
Large Portable Ma rketg stall: size IL
closed ali around with doors md win
dows, and with Timed Roof; 1s .B g tre
5Whiskey, quart size: - Boxes Twist TO
bacco, several Watches, lot Pocket Knives,
Neckties, Umbrellas. ote.; also a. an ! extra XII
Cherry Parlor Suits, Oak Hall Racks.
very fine Parlor Organ IN FIRST class con,
Pianos, Wicker Rockers, 1S12-foot5 Black
Walnut Extension Table; Oak and ot nSd
JYashstands, Bureaus, Walnut and Oak
Folding Beds Cook Stoves large amGnnt
1 walnut Framed Corner Show Case. and
a miscellaneous assortment Of other a l',1,;
- GEO. w. MAYO Auctioneer.
b. G. Buford. Manager and Salesman nan
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Yesterdays Score Score
Richmond. 10: Barton Heights. T.

Two hundred cranks saw Richmond
defeat the Barton Heights team yes ter
day afternoon In a drizzllng rain the
Two teams were crippled. B. Taylor play
ing for.the Norttsiders. and /, M MAJ, Egg
ai dese Richmond no exciting, With Cray.
ford making the first home run OF the
season, wi ich was followed up however,
With his usual dash. The result OF the
some good all round playing; !, y, wh me
whit his usual dash. The result Of the
game lndicated that the s1gDs aes
and hat it is anybody's fight for cham
pionshlp honors Treyllian M wes yos net n
f fnr dve innings. as the detail score shows,
i was nip and tuck, but In the sixth. on
two passes and two hits, the sluggers
from the West End caught lead OF
three, which the Northsiders could not
break down The games sn On a sa5u Rar
ton Heights and Manchester and RiOh-
mond. Here is yesterdays official scoxo:
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
q General Auctioneers.
Plant and Machinery for
Light Furniture Manufac-
turing, Tools, Etc. Stock
Of Bamboo Furniture,
AT AUCTION.

BY direction Of Harris & Harrison, who
No. 144S b. Franklin Street,s z
FRIDAY, APRIL 2STH,
commencing at 10:20 A. M. their entire
1,lnnt m n Whole If satisfactory bid Is Of
fered. and. il not; will proceed 70 sell in
detail to tho highest bidder, Ma asa;ln1y.
i Barnes Drill, = Quadruple Grinder, !
Combination Cutter with assorted Gutter,
Gutter. with assorted Cutter
Heads for various class OF work; large
Saw Table and Saws, 1 2.Horsc Power sr
feet Of shafting. Witt Pullles and Leather
5Beltlng; Work enches, and various and
sundry Tools connected with the plant:
Stoves, i Special Gas Stove, 1tEW God
Press, and other fixtures: also, about 10y
pieces Of Bamboo Furniture, viz: stands
Book Shelves, Tables, Easles. etc.: also
lot Bamboo Polls and lot Pine and Poplar
Lumber Satisfactory nrrange ments can
be made with owner for lease OF building
ut very reasonable rent ~
TTTEMS OF SALE-Cash
.ss ..F5"-IIsss RI CHNfOND AUCTION CO.
Geo. "a. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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.E[MHURsT STAKE
!. GOES TO HAYMAN
Rapid Transit, 40 to Shot, Ran
Second and Deltlore
Third.
.AMBERyAcK ALSO A WINNER
Ivan The Terrible Scores Second
Victory at Cumberland
Park Meeting.
AMBERyACK ALSO A WINNER

j q :. il
NEW YORK, April 26.-Leonard Joe
Hayman, tho 70 20 favorito. won the
Elmhurst selling stakes. FIVE furlongs, at
Jamaica TO- day. Rapid Transit Az to
shot, was second and Delmore third
sun Fire made tho pace to tho stretch
where Leonard Joe Hayman took cons
mand ana won by two and one-half
lengths. Only ono favorite won. Sum-
mary:
First race--six furlongs-Miss Modcsty
10 to y first, Water Mirror 70 to-
second, Port Arthur e TO y third. Time,
1915, q! . 5E
Second rlce-fo,ir and half furlongs
-Jessamine Is to ~ first, Andria az to
y second, Lady Valentino (oven) third.
Time, :55 3.5. VIZ
Third race--mile md seventy yards
Amberjac (15 to y first. Red knight
III to 81 second, Kiamcsha III to 81
third. Time. 1:%5 1-5.
furlongs-Leonard Joe Hayman % to
.2o) first, Rapid Transit t4o to ~ second.
Delmore Is to y third Time, 1:01.
Fifth racc-six furlongs- Cottage Maid
az TO y first. Decanta Is to y second,
;Divination Il to 81 third. Time. 1913 3-5,
sixth face-six furlon gs-Josie B. q to
q first, SPEAKERS (2olto y second, Meta
mora e to 81 third. Time. 1:153.5.
At Cumberland Park.
NASHVILLE Fl A' TSNS r Apr1 2s.-1van
tie Terrible scored his second victory
at the meeting at Cumberland Park to-.
day In the Utopia Handicap, at one mile.
Four favorites were successful. Sum
mary:
First racesix tfurlong BAIL 4 to %
Ester Joy e to ~ third. Time. 1:16.
\ Second race-half a mile-Hyperion II.
E(even)s first, Cocksure Is to u second.
lLaglora 90 to y third. Time, :61.
Third ra ce-full course ,steeplechase-a
Martin Brady e toll } first, Rip 4. to 81
second. ST. Enoch (15$ to y third. Time,
3:3eh.
l Fourth mile shandicap-1v the
Terrible "a to 10Y first, Besterlng q to.
y second. Coruscate (6 to y third, Time.
1:41A.
7@ Fiftl, race-six furlonga-Norwood Ohio
e to ~ first. sazarac az to y second.
Jigger 6 to y third; Time, 1:1s. =
Sixth race--hve furlongs-C ottong Town
az to y first, Daring Il to 10Y second,
Cold Mate ~ tot1 third: Time, 3 :o2A.
Chicago Racing Season.
cHcAao pz Ap nsh0s ss g fSss; chicago rae
ing season will open u Saturday at the
Worth track. The feature Of the open
ing programme Will be the 1000 primal
handicap for e-year-o lds and up-..
wards, distance one mile. Bad News is
assigned the top weight at 1875 pounds;
Rapid Water is given 1874: Claude 1913,
and English Lad, 1229pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
New Rural Routes Established
Virginia Postmasters,
,,,r r ep,,ler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

(From Our Regular correspondent
WAsHINGTON,T D, c., April 8-Vlr-
5einia postnasters appointed; Berryg,
Clarke county Samuel ]. Wiley vice T.
n. Trussell, resigned; KernstoWn,a FRED
ericl county, Asa Crisman, vice John
Fright. resigned Pratts, Madison coun-
ty, James n, Hale, vice M s, HoWnal''
resigned .uas os.,h1
lshed as follows;
May 18th. Jackson Springs, Moore coun-
w H route 9, population ass; houses la,
Juno lst, Virginia, Ch!ncoteague lsla Nd ~
Accomac county. route i population l'W5.
S North Carolina ~ Morganton, Burke
county route I. population 400. houses l0l.
Rural carriers appointed for North Caro-
lima routes: Bebane, route !, George i.
McAdams, carrier;A John r.. McAdams
substitute; route Q, James 8. Albright
carrier; Rufus u. Albright substitute;
rier, Peter y. Harden. substitute; Rose-
boro, route 8. Frederi cks Simpson, carrier;
George Simpson, substitute
The Virginia National Hank of Peters,
burg was to-day authorized to begin bus!-
ness with three hundred thousand capi-
tai. August Wright president; Joseph
IN. { Seward, ytee-presigs dent Walter Spark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE OF
OAK AND WALNUT
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE TODAY.

!, Wo will soil TO-DAY Thursday. April
eth, commencing at 1870. at our ware
rooms, 1905 Z. Main Street, Oak and Wal-
nut Chamber Suits. Oak Chifroniers, ane
Oak Wardrobe, Walnut Book Cases, Com
binaton Book Cases and Desks, 3 very
good Brussels Carpets, Handsome Walnut
Sdebonrd. Oak Extension Tables, Pnrlor
Suit, Odd Pnrlor Chairs, Dinlng-I Room
Chairs, Marble-Top Tables, Pictures OF all
descriptions. Mating, Folding Beds, and
various other pieces Of Furniture.
s RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. IT, Valentine, Auctlonee~,
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EPSON RACES.
Pharisee Wins City and Subur-
ban Handicap in England.
5(By Associated Press

(Ey Associated PreSs.J !43t
LONDON, April 2S.-The city and suburban
handicap OF 1000 sovereigns was run at Ep-
som Ia. day and was won by Pharisee Anbi-
tlon was second and Dean Swift was third
Nineteen horses start .S s.5
Phnrisec, ridden by Aiaher, the American
Jockey, started the favorite in the betting
at III to o. against. with Ambition 20 to l
against, and Dean Swift 100 to Il against.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
RHE cum A ISM
Bone Back Palms. Joints ltohng, SURFING sklr
CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY B. BIB.

Leading Symptoms ..Doss pains, seis.iea o
shooting pains Up and down the iesi eehlns back o.
st,ouldes b,adcs. swollen oins swollen musso; a.
aeui.y IL moving arond % you havs 70 ne crutehss3
blood thin b skis pale; SIN kchss and barns: lino
paint BAD breath; seiatea, tunbaeo. au &C. Botanic
Blood Balm tBBB.) win remove every s5nSen, CIV.
Ing quick relief from the Ant doss, md D. .. .. sen
rich, ntllng nood Of wrrm. ch, psfs Hood dirsc 70
the pAsarssa serves, booes md oiss, etvns warmth
add strength Just where h q needed. md 10 this ~
making . perfect, LISTING cure q 1hsuma.lsa II Oh
NJ forrs. d q
Z " eak, Inactive Kidnsys- one os ~ Cause
Il Rheumatism Is due 10 Inactive kdneys m Nader.
B. 3. D. strengthens weak tisys - Msdess, lsainlns
OF iii diseased n,ster and III uric asd, 70 ~ uffns
botanic Blood d aim n. B. 81 10 plsesent
and ssfs 20 take. thoroughly tested Tor
so yre. Composed Of Pure Botanic In
gradients. Strength sns Weak 9somafcn ns,
tie. rake 8 directed. II not cured when
RI eht quantity 10 taken, nsneZ refund %.
6ainpIe eons FREQ by writing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta. Ga. Desoribe Your trouDlSs
and special free medical advice to ssas
your case. also sent In sealed letter. 70
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College Baseball.

Princeton. 8: Wesleyan, Q !. ,,,...,,,a o.,
University Of Virginia, Z; virginia fo'y-
'e FWashinston and Lee University 10: Emory
an Ya hes 81 yU nps,sss; Of Pennsylvania
tufts, I; Holy Cross 8. Z ,-,.. co.
Annapolis Naval Cadets. !; Trinity J. (s'x
!nnhgs). Y Z, 5S 81 IA
Pennsylvania State, 10: West Point J,
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Game Calle,d#O

(special to Tho Times Dispatch
g CHAPEL HILL. e.. April 2 2ssn9a game
and the University was called OF on account
Of rnin. 3f.gt3
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p,nia TO- Polytechnic s; first base on errors.
Virginia 4 three ~ es ssse,a nj
rtoIen bases, Pollard, White, Craeraft: hit, by
pitcher Pollard Graham g. GS.n Ghand (s3
Daniel r.: Harris; passed nail. chahoies y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY ~. w. Bo~e &c Son,
neal Y,state Auctioneers.

4, .
~ SUBSTANTIAL AND PRODuCLIvE
PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET, NEAE
MAIN, KNOWN AS THE "HENNING
FLATS" AT AUCTION.
IN execution of a decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond. entered
February 9th, 1905, in the suit OF Palmer,
ct ais. va. Munson,. ct ais, ! viii sell BY
public auction. on the premises on on
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the flats above re-
fersed to, known as No. 10 s. Third Street.
together with the lot upon which, they
stand, fronting IS feet inches, more or
less Tho house, built Of brick. Is. In ex.
celleht condition. and consists OF three
spacious and we'll ventilated flats, which
S by reason Of it's nearncss to the car line
Of Main Street ard tho business and shop
hing centres Of the city. always commands
good tenants at paying prices; and tho
property can be confidently commended to
TERNs. third cash, and the resi-
due at Q, - and IS months for notes, With ~,
800 ~ ,1 STUART BOWIE,
Speciai Commissioner.
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BY. J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 East Main Street.
Choice West End Lots,
EXTRA SIZE, FINE LOCATION.
-Four Grove Avenue Lots;
Three Floyd Avenue Lots.
30 feet by 181 feet to 2o-foot alley.

BY request OF the nonresident owner,
We will sell by auction. on the premises.
the above extra attractive building lots,
being the first subdivision OF tho beautl-t
full Ball property, on GROVE and FLOYD
AVENUES near AUBURN STREET.
tust west OF HOME PLACE. These lots
arc elevated, fenced in and improved by
we'll grown MAGNOLIA SHADE TREES.
We Hampton electric line pass the prop
erty. and the location is the very best In
new houses have lately been erected near.
by. Just the place to buy. for use or
profit. =,
4 TERMS: Ia cash /; balance !. 2. II 8 and
years; per cent. interest added. secured
]. THOMPSON BROWN s co. 81
I'll Auctioneers. M
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY A. j. Chcwi1ing Company,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES Auction Sale Of
That New Gray Brick
Front Dwelling,
No. 23O6 WEST MAIN ST.

Nv virtue, OF certain decd of trust,
dated juno 10th. 1904, Of record IN clerks s
Office Of Henrico County Court, in D. q.
10 A, page $40, default having been made
IN the payment OF a debt thereby secured,
and being required SO to do by the beneii-
lciary, 1 will sell by auction, upon the
+. ! THURSDAY, APRIL a7-TH. 1905,
at G O. clock p. NJ, the property numbered
ms above. fronting is feet Az inches on the
north line OF Main Street, near straw
berry, by a depth OF 10 feet to an alley y
This property Is new well built and adj
mirnbly arranged. Those Interested in Sc
curing d home or investments are earn n
estly requested to be present at time OF
TERNfs-s5oo cash, balance ut @, 10. 1S
and "a months, interest added, and secured
by. q deed OF trust; or all cash., at inc
option Of the purchaser. I'll
Apl 22-tds,
-"
AIrCTTnN CAT EC F,1+,1re nayc
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Cross. Three-base tt-Knlghtly. Home
runs-Craw ford. Haskins. Stolen bases
Base on bails-off Crawford. a; off Ire
william, Z. Hit by pitched balls-Hooker.
Struck ouc-by Crawford, s; by TreYN-
liam, !. Time of game, 49, Umpire,
sDuke. Attendance, 200.
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I ~ l01 NJ 3Q AT AUCTIUIN.N 81 " u ~
AT the request Of Louis Marchettl. VINO
Is moving to his now place on Main STREE re-.
we viii sell at his old stand, NO. 1ooS Eas !
P FITS tThursday) MORNING, APRIL q,
commencing at 10:30 o'clock, all OF the
Fixtures in his present place. Consisting on ST. NJ
f Rar + Fixtures, with large French Plate
Mirrors r and Copper Work Bench; hand
some REFRIGERATOR with Beer Coils, COM
plete, with Mirror and Marble front nj
Wall Liquor Case, Nickel Show, case, IN IN
lister. a good as now, cost SITE; very nne
Vestibule Doors, with Plate Mirrors; Bar
Giasses Decanters and Measures, etc:
Also a lot OF Household Furniture, COOK
Sale ositive, on account of moving.
THE THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Apl 28-2t {f
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FUNERAL OFEVICTIMS.
Rangers Still Keep Guard in
Texas Town.
nv A~sociated :. Press.

lBY Ass'oeIated !, Press: = NJ.
funeral OF Congressman John M. Pinck-
,ney took PLACE this afternoon at o'clock;
An immense crowd was here from all
parts Of the congressional district. The
funeral Of Thomas D. Pinckney took
place at the same time, but the inter.
ment was beside his wife in another part
Mills, another Victim OF Monday nights
tragedy, was laid to rest this morning
There is no excitement here. but the tn
possibly until the district court meets
and adjourns.
In a Pinch, use ALIENS FooT.EASE,l
A powder for tired, aching, swollen feet.
All Druggists, 25o. Don't i accept any sub
stitute ADV.
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Tho bond required OF the Special Com
missioner as per the foregoing decree has
been duly given. G. Q. SAV1LLE,
Apl 2-tds ClerK' Z
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Nv virtue of a decree rendered by tho
Richmond Chancery Court on tho 9th day
az Anril. 1905, in the suit Of Skinker, Trus-
tee. VS.. Skinker ct ais, I will. as special
commissioner thereby appointed, otrer for
sale ut public auction, on the premises,
on tho 2 u :, : ,ons
ut 6 o'clock r.. NJ, that desirably located
ana truly valuable real estate mentioned
n bnve Tho house has sixteen rooms, not
including basement. with a wide hall
pnssinp through the centre. and contains
The usual modern improvements, and with
n small outlay can be made IN m ost de-
illghtful home. There Is also stable
on tho premises, &, ~. !. - 4. ~ !
Tho lot fronts on Franklin Street 70xlb0
feet to a wide. paved alley. It's beautiful
location. together with all OF Its surround
gings MS we'll rs it's sze. makes It IN every
particular the most desirable site IN this
city for an up-to-date apartment house,
or for ono or more large hanosoile prs
vnte residences. Ell u
TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase
money to BIO paid In cash and the resi-
duo upnn a credit of one and two years,
in equal instnlments. tho purchnster to
give negotiable note, with interest added.
FOR the deferred payments and tho title
10 be retained as security for the deferred
naymonts, until nil the purchase money Is
bald and a conveyance ordered by tho
court, But the purchaser may pay any
greater part or all In cash at y ne oPt'on.
5 Special Commissioner.
rho bond required of tho special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given. CHAS. o. SAVILLI1. Clerk. &
ADJ 2-tdS E65 fA ais:
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RICHMOND wins
FROM NORTHS|||D: i.
First Home Runs 81 Season on
BY Crawford and
Haskins.
BEN ERl1IEs IN /. GOOD ;l''':'| >. . FORM
Fine Run for the Lead in the the,
Twin City League
Race.
BENDERl1Es IN GOOD FORM
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Saturday.
2:3oLBrownies vs.. Barton Heights. 3
4:30-NInnchester vs.. Richmond
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
G r EEN & r < DID,
REAL ESTATE AuCTI0hEERS5
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FARMvlLlE
& P0wRATAH RAILROAD COM
PAnY.

. By. virtue Of two DEGREES rendered by
ss' S aaH Equity sns c9a n shs e
TIN ether on the ssrd day Of February.
1905. in the causes pending In said Court,
IN, pndsT e, the short style Of gIMnE n !,
s A PoWHA afa r. r. r. CO So ! J X isI
S ST =. g RoN c sXa 81 AE Sdaiaai;
E ossa sslsIsat 81
twenty sa days required sln o BY said decree Of
February 2lst, loo5). the undersigned.
who were appointed special commission.
te sa r pSFg9sf a sa tTe ee s
Highest bidde err az tie eD south front q tie
City Hall In the city OF Richmond. Vir- I
WE'D THE THIRD DAY on.
MAY, 1906, ATT 49, O'CLOCK NJ, VI
FREQ OF all liens and enculnbrances WHAT
soever except taxes assessed for tho cur-
all s6a 1s Ut
and interests Of the Farmville &. Powha-
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of g
main line Of single track narroW gauge
in Chesterfield county. whore the company
70 the sewn n
ward county Virginia, approximating
lightweight and three quarter miles; to-
8cLIeTs tW1lR al DIuuCIl lluoSs bpOTHkAuCh
sidings, depot tracks. and yard tracks;
approximating thirteen miles, rights OF \
way, depot buildings and grounds, snops.8
warehouses, wharves, terminals, scales,S.
telegraph lines, telephone lines, H store-ii
houses. stores and supplies, machine 1
shops, machinery, tools, appliances loco:
motives, coaches, cars, gond olas, req!
estate, offices, Office furniture, books and 4
books Of account, stationery and supplies.
and nh other property Of every kind and 1
description OF said Railroad |. Company
wherever situated Except cash In bank
or, in the hands Of tho Receiver OF this 1
Court slnd his Agents, and any debts. ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and hts agent from any parties wnatso-jts
ever, both on the day Of sale and on the
day OF the confirmation OF said sale.
TERMS: The terms Of said sale are
as follows. viz. 3: Seventy five thousand
dollars (s75, 0o0.0ol cash, $25 900. 90 OF
which shall be paid to the COMMISSIONS
within three days from the day 81 sale.s
and the residue OF $50 900, when the sale
Is confirmed d. n The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve months from the day
OF sale; the purchaser TO gexecutea ne e.
gotiable notes for the deferred payments.
with interest from day OF sale. with the
right to anticipate the payment OF saiaS
notes; and the title to be retained until
I the whole purchase money is paid and
"a conveyance directed by the Court I,
l54 For further particulars AS 70 SAID ran
road and other property. parties ar, , re-
sfered to the receiver. Col. =. NJ. RI al:
$cot.t5at the offices Of the Company.
Mint. and Main Streets, Richmond "