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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
the COURT PASSES ON
THE CHILD LABOR Law
A Child Under Twelve Cannot
Contribute to Negli-
gence.
(special to The Times.Dispatch,)

RALEIGH. N. c.. May S.--The SUI
preme Court this afternoon In Rollins
VS., r, j. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
passed for the first time on the North
Carolina Child Labor Law, prohibiting
employment of children under the age
of twelve In mills or factories, Tho Roll
Inns child had been injured by its own
carelessness In "R. J. r." factory, and
the trial judge sustained defendants de-
murrer putting the case, out of court on
the ground that the chld's statement
showed he was injured by his own CARE
lessness. However, on appeal the SUI
preme Court holds that where q child
under twelve is injured the plea of coh'
trtbutory negligence cannot be. made as
the employment of such children Is q
violation Of express statute and such
child cannot be held to have contributes
to injury in any case
The court declares In concluding tho
elaborate opinion that the life and de,
yelopment of the State are not only
consistent with, but promoted by the
exclusion Of young children from mills
and factories. The child educated and
developed before beginning work OF this
kind becomes not only moro useful ana
efficient but in all respects Q better c'ts--
zen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
RHEUMATISM Ri. CURED.
The Disease Yielded Readily to Or. vii.
Hams Pink Pills After Other
Treatment Failed.

Or. Williams Pink Pills cure rheuma-
ssm because they supply the necessary
elements to the vltiated blood and enable
nature to cast out the Impurities and
effect cure. Mrs. A. Baker, OF No. 110
Fitch Street., Syracuse, N. y. will FUR
nish living evidence OF the truth of this
statement, There has been rheuma tlsm
In my family ever since can remember"
she says. MY grandmother WAS great
sufferer from muscular rheumatism. and
my mother also had the disease In mild
form. About year ago ] had hard
cold and rheumatism caught mo In my
left knee. There were sharp palms. con-
fined to the ne!ghborhood OF the knee,
and they sen1ed to go right Into the bone,
Tho pain ] suffered was Intense, and !
also had dizzy spells, r
"The doctors called my trouble urlatlc
and sclatio rheumatism. When I didn't
get better under their treatment my
brother-in-law suggested that | try Or,
Williams Pink Pills. bought three
boxes. and, by the time had taken them
the pain and dizziness had entirely left
me. / wanted to make sure of cure,
so bought three more boxes, but !
didn't take quite all Of them. as found
that was entirely cured.
Before, ] took the pills the pain was
20 severe that had to cry at times, and
WneIl Was WI w Was - tl'ankIul Hnd
grateful, and I am glad to recommend
Them to every one who suffers with rheu
matism."
Dr.. williams Pink Pills have cured
severe cases Of anaemIa. sciatica. ner-
yousness, partial paralysis, locomotor
ataxia and st. Yitus' dance that have
not responded to other lnodea Of treat
Ali druggists sell DR., Williams Pink
pills. or they will be sent by mall, post
paid. on receipt OF price, 30 cents per
! box, six boxes for $780, by the pr. Will
Mans Medicine Co., Schenectady, N, <.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
been Insulting language used by the no.
groes to foreman for the Underwater
road in Lunenburg county
1 BUY ICE COMPANY.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company Invade Suffolk.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. May s.--.rho Suffolk
Light and. Ice Company to-day was sold
to the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company. The consideration was $4,000,
together with tho assumption OF all tho
Suffolk compnny's debts by tho Norfolk
and Portsmouth Traction Company.
Tho purchasing COMPANY which Is stip-
posed to DO backed BY the Norfolk Rail
way and Light Company, which, III turn.
IS controlled by the Williams interests Of
Richmond, viii, 1t Is expected, establish
local trolley service as well as an inter
Urban line between Suffolk and Norfolk
The Suffolk Council already has taken
favorable action on tho franchise, and
It's final adoption is wenigh assured.
With the acquired plant go all fran
chises and q contract to light the Suffolk
streets.
Tho plant may DO used by the Trac-
ton Company az q sub-poTcr station. 6
Tho largest stockholder OF the Suffolk
Light and Ice Company was r. Sitter
ding, OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
FACTS CERTIFIED

Be!ng q state official Of California and
authorized by. Law to adminlster oa!hs and
to attest Qualifications was requested by the
John J. Fulton Co. to examine their mail OF
the last two days, and found IN II the FOL
lowing original documents'
nent daily In this State in which he stated
that as a result OF 8 dozen OF their piahetey
Compound that he had recovered from q bad
cas- OF Diabetes. and no reported that no knew
Of another recovery :, y.
Another ter was from another Editor N
tic treatment, and Improving SO Tap!dly that
n rIarit doctors told him he could not live.
Another letter WAS from a wealthy man ~
Denver who had been TO Carlsbad TOR Drignt's
Disease, and, after all else had failed, was
now nearly we'll under the same treatment.
Another Va. om Lady In Snasotts
that two physicians had given her Up and that
unknown 10 them she had at the last moment
put herself on the Fulton treatment and was
" " was not surprised to read the above. for
] have already certified to probably two hun-
that Notwithstanding The books that shFen,e
'i n ce eHtaest Of tho above attest MY
hand and seal at San Francisco California,
this cath day Of octobsT;, Y ths yeaT lS9S
tseal.l THoS. :; BuNNs!ESiSt
sss montgomery Street. San Francisco.
No one else in all the world gan produce q
certificate like the above, . ~ va !.
For sBrights Disease ask for. Fultons Renal
compound. Send for booklet.
Owens = Minor pypg Co. Rlcamoad, W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Law and Equity.
SEVERAL NEW CHARTERS.
Corporation Commission Has Au.
thorizcd six Business Concerns.

The state Corporation Commission has grant
ed tho following charters:
The Fox Hall. Realty Company qnc2. - NOT
folk. O. Walton. u. presldcnti n; s;rfoi,
Capital, 81, 0oo. OBJECTS: TO deal in real estate
GENERALLY ~.
M iS ,ecfo.ary and treasurer boil, OF Nor
folk. Capital. 10000. Objects For The mani
fccture OF ali kinds OF wooden or metal goods.
BLACK Mountain Mining Company Slno} n Ap.
vile Tenn: j. 2. Caldwell secretary &C! ia a nl
trta surcr, 1nmnn, Va Capital, $2J, ND9 OBJ
jtcts: To mine coal and other minerals man
ufacture and sell same. ~, !, : =
ton e dnp ." A. 4. Johnson president: y. e. Noel.
secretary and treasurer: Pennington Gap. cap,
tai. iio0.o0o OBJECTS: To deal in iron ores ana
''' Hational window and Office Cleaning Com
pany ne a'chmond WA ne"rn' I pres'-
tary ana treasurer. Richmond; Va ca .I,Ia
5000. Objects: To clean buildings on'ces'
Main street Arcade Company (lnc.?. Nor
folk. e. ". Fentress. president, Floyd Hughes,
sn both Of Norfolk, Capital; s75.otso.,
Objects: TO deal In real estate, erect houses
and buildings etc. .stgfs gl#.
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TO Lake Drunmond.

Especial to The Times Dispatcho i,
HICKORY, VA, May Son May an
q iolly crowd OF young people went to
Lake Drlmmond on launch party ,.,s ~ slf zen
principal OF Good Hope School,
The party boarded the launch at It, wal a.,
.laceton. and after most delightful trip
down tho canal and up OF the lake, they they
partook of sumptuous repnst Some
Vent rowing on tho lake, While others
fished and found amusement In various
ways. ),
be appreciated The m NEST peeul ~ 1ea
hey. due to the presence OF juniper
i Tie - party. which was royalty enter
tained by Captain and Mrs. Wallace,
while in Walaceton, consisted or MISS
L.C. Ryland, OF Petersburg; Miss LILY
WOOD ad MI w sa NJ E %sst Of ana Sorf Iexta
Douglas Of Cortland: Mr.. c. w. Wood,
Of St Brdes Mis- IiSs, 6, c%21 sssrs ana ~ "
Woodward. L. g, .and-,Lee Deford and
i. G. Buskey, Of Benefit; Mr.. and Mrs;
S. S. Deford and Mr.. Eugene West acted
as chaperones.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond-W. j.. Rush's executor to
Charles straus, 16 Ia feet on the n n or
line OF Jackson Street NJ r. r. Ga isn sssv
WnllersteIn, 81 feet on the cast. side OF
Mayo Street, IS feet south OF Broad
Street, subject to deed OF trust for sSo2.5o,
$4,000. r,,om ., ! a
feet on the north line OF Broad street
90 ga feet east OF Gilmer Street, SIC. 900.
Richmond Land and 1mprove,meenntt. Cor ,aas
So Sc feet on the north line Of Orange
Street, 1ae 2.3 feet west OF First Street,
$3.50. 49,
from First to st. James Street, and 46 20
feet on the north line OF Orange Street,
90 feet west Of First Street, $4,000.
William L Gnrnes and % oa thu nort
line Of Broad Street. lss feet west o.
O. : T. Hail Hal and wife to Rosa 8. Holz-
y west est corner Of Cedar street, s1,oe2.5o. y.
j. ]. Plageman and wife to Frank a.
Bliley, 25 feet on the south line OF Baker .k'aA
HenricoMAnnic E. and sallie c. Par
ker to j., A. Perrose five acres on the
f fent.enastllSss 5 nc i'or'n''As' Aoa' '
Hry p g S Feet rseG tie e ea1 Heny ns
Of Twenty first Street, 146 feet south OF
Ernest Niosby and wife and Nettie = ;;
and A. F. Mosby. to Mary Jane Winfield
lots Nos. II and Is In square No. O. plan
OF Highland Park. $500.
Belmont Realty Conn any. incorpora ed,
to w. II. Reckless. lots Nos. 4 and 0 IN
block g. plann, Of Belmont, s2 .i: .1,,
son d. and Floyd S. Potter, 90 acres
about eleven miles east OF Richmond,
Mary f., Mary K. and r. L. .voegler
Fannie and John A. Dietrich and Minnie
r. and Raymond A. Buchanan. to Henry
Beck. S,s acres about three miles east
Of Richmond. $500.
James r. Bradley to Margaret A.. Pol
lard 81 feet on Thrtytnrd stree ee south
Charles L. sauer and wife to a. B..
Saunders, IS feet on Marshall Street.
southeast corner OF Th!rty-Afth Street.
$780,
Crump, 264h-12 feet on Marshall Street,
southwest corner OF Thirty-ffth Street.
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
by N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
AUCTION SALE
OF THE
Most Valuable Corner
Franklin Street Lot
NOW ON THE MARKET.

i : Il . ID eg l. + {.
At the request Of tho owner. who has
determined to build IN the country In
we will sell, by auction. on the premises.
ON THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1909
An 3 O'CLOCK p, M,
that most desirable and, ellgbly-oceted
building lot the southeast corner Of
FRANKLIN and Harrison Streets, fronting
s2l-2 feet by $50 feet to an alley In the
rear. 20 feet vide. This lot Is solid. orlsl-
nal ground, !.
In point Of location this unusually at t.
or tho square which has always com
andea TOP prices and On whSh 'h nns
most expensive residences In the city,
With others soon to be erected on nos .hs
and inviting; and as a place for q first
class nat or apartment house this lot has
no superior. -.
itself Is too well known to require further
elaboration, #
Z 'TERNs-Liheral and at sale.
r. N. W. BOWIE Is SON. Auctlonesrs:
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!. REAL ESTATE-For Sale,
FOR SALE,
Beautiful Seven Oaks
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBENlARLE COUNTY, VA.
Gen,leman's country seat In Blue Ridge
the hest in Virginia. Beautifully situated
oak g. ana other shade trees. One nils
from Charlottesvllo; four hours from
Washington and Richmond; lna acres Of
fertile lands, all we'll cultivated and In
crops, except 10 acres IN. woods Fine
year-old orchards of $50 trees Of many
and choice varieties. House Colonial style.
in frst-class condition, with ten rooms:
two ba tn rooms. hot and cold water All
plumbing modern, New furnace. separate
Kitchen, 4-room servants house. over
seers house, stables. carre<e house.
eranary. etc. Arteslan we'll l42 feet deep,
tank gasoline engine for pumping and
saving wood. Water pipes to all parts
of grounds. Seven fine horses, three COWS,
hogs, poultry. etc. Carriages and harness,
saddery farm wagons, in1plements, etc.
in full supply. House fully furnished,
r,,gs, curtains, bedding and linen, nap-
kInry. cutlery. plated ware, china and
glassware In abundance. Piano. pianola,
Victor Talking Machine, Well,stocked
smokehouse and pantry. Everything on
place included In sale. except personal
efrects. Possession given. IN one, week
and buyer can step into q beautiful, we'll
stumbled country home, with no extra OK
3pense for anything,
$3.50 PRICE, SlS,oO0oo.
Address N, w. R0Wll n SON.
Richmond, va, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
LONGWORTH. ARRESTED.
Presidents Daughter and Son-in
Law Ran Auto Too Fast.

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.J z
CINCINNATI, May S-Congressman
Longworth and Mrs. Longworth We're ar
rested for exceeding the speed limit as
they were going to the Country Club In
their automobile Sunday night.
They were to attend dinner and were
IA Their late Mr. Longworth put on full
speed In a stretch OF level and apparently
deserted road. After a short chase the
couple were arrested.
They were escorted to the Country
Club. where bail was procured after some
urgent telephoning. stringent ORDERS
were at once given out at police
headquarters to keep the affair secret,
but It leaked out yesterday morning.
Mrs. Longworth laughed heartily over It
and readily admitted the facts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Fatally Hurt in Runaway.

Especial o TIC n IIlIts -DIBVHtcTID Z
LEEsBURG, VA, May s.-Joshua
Smith, n wealthy and aged citizen OF
Loudoun county, was seriously injured
yesterday evening In runaway acct
dent near his home at Hamilton. The
horse he was driving became frightened,
and, running. upset the vehicle. Mr..
Smith was thrown out and his collar
bone broken and right shoulder dislo-
Gated. His recovery Is doubtful, for no
is about seventy years of age, and had
suffered stroke OF paralysis recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Tho Abode 81 the Mode.
College:
.Clothe1.
Tho Abods J, the Mode.

Where'll you find Clothes
style at Its toptnost pitch7
In great universities, to be
sure. The college youth
knows fashion as the small
boy knows the farthest cor
ner Of the jam closet.
college Clothes" IS a phrase
which falls trippingly from
dozens Of tongues. Many
clothicrs claim therr1-n1ighty
few have them. Being pri-
tr1arily clothiers to young
men, we know their special
preferences to a dot.
REALLY, truly College
Clothes here, with every adj
vanced manncrism Of the
mode.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
DIED OF WOUNDS.
John Ovens Fatally Cut and His
Assailant Flees. a
Especial 10 The Times D,s,at,h

Especial 70 The T1mes-D 7patHh.)
a SALISBURY, N. c.. May $8aMr. John
Owens. prominent young sSrmer OF
Southern Rowan. who was ten days ago
fatally cut with knife by Charles Brady
of the same neighborhood. died last night
from his wounds. 1t was realized from
the first that his Injuries were serious
of him has yet been obtained. Governor
Glenn has offered q reward OF $500 for his
capture, and 1t Is probable that this
reward. Brady and Owens had been at
outs for years and had frequently quar-
relied, The dispute. which arose over q
piece of land, was renewed few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
BY C. l.. & Fl, L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction SALE
The Cottage Dwelling,
No, oil N. Fifth Street.

At request OF this owner. who Is deter.l
mined to SELL we will offer at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, May II. 1905, AT 8 o'CLoCsk
r, NJ, S ,9 III
the above property, The improvements
consist Of a. 4-room cottage. together With
a Groom Kitchen and : good stable iMs
rear Lot fronts about 90 feet and ranss
hack q sood depth to pagn PAVE ailey. TN
Terms-Liberal. (. u;
&. uctlopeey1,sss
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Blind Tiger in Pine Top.

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
SUFFOLK, VA May s,-County Con-
stable A. L. Harrell to-day rntded a
''blInd tiger, near Vaudeville, Va. 1t
was concealed beneath the top Of a fallen
pine. tree. The excess of drunkenness In
the community led to "A Investigation,
which resulted In the betrayal Of John
Fletcher Reed, the proprietor. Reed con-
fessed this afternoon, and was fined $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Glasses of Reformed Church.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SALISBURY N. c., May S.-The Chassis
OF the Reformed Church OF North Caro-
lima met in annual session at N!senheimer
Springs Stanley county, to-day, where
a large gathering Of church workers is
clude a large number OF lay workers.
Mr.. j. r. Leonard. OF Davidson county.
is treasurer, and Rev. J. c. Leonard, Of
lexington. clerk OF the organiza tion
The last annual meeting was held IN
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DailyCourtReco rd;
Hastings Court.

! i.
Nelson Thomas Henry (cploral) and
Joseph Rock tcolored), one year each for
" Emma jane Edwards. acquitted Of tho
charge Of malicious wotindlng. !,
Rosa Belle Johnson, thirty days In jail
for malicious wOtindlng.
J a. y. Glenn, four months for petit lar-
james Jones, thirty days for petit lar
cely.
Circuit Court.
Suits Instituted yesterday p.
Lut1sIcn, who sues for himself and tho
policy hoders In the Travellers lns,ir +.
ance Company, Of Chicago Robert
Lccky, Jr., appointed receiver. -.
Cnsese set for o-day-Charles ".
Hardwickc and Company vs. John Temple
Observation-Disclosures on trial: L. II.
Jenkins vs. W. p. Veith. Damages
$4,000. &
Law and Equity.
J,ldgrcnt-Alma +. Clash vs.. Richn,ond
Passenger and Power Company. for $3.50.
Suits MISUNDERSTANDING 3. Turner vs..
William H. Turner, for a divorce. w. y.
Kent VS. james NJ. Bradley, for $45.
Powhatan Daniel vs.. w. 11. Neador, for
sG7. y. j. 1lnrris vs.. J. NJ: Crane. for
s51. Stokes. Wi!llans and Con,pnSy eys.
II. A. Draper for 1885,. 3. Brauer, Son
and Company vs.. Mas!o a. Jones' for
$3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
Attacked Labor Agent.

Especial 70 TIC Tlmts-D1spat tn.J
SALISBURY, N. c., May S.-Mr. l.. A.
Parker, labor agent Of Charlotte. had
dangerous encounter with Tom Scott
train OF the Asheyille division OF
4 the Southern. near this city. The
negro attempted the life OF Mr. Par
ker and slashed him several times with
huge knife before tho travelling man
could get out OF reach. Although under
guard, while at station near this city.
Scott Jumped from tho train window and
mado his escapc. .N.ll ~ 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
LEIGH r. PAGE.
JAMES w. GORDON.
Special Commissioners.
Mcveigh e 1llnn, Auctionecra.
Pollard G. Bngby.
HOP East Main Street.
rouRT SALE

COURT SALE
OF THAT
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
DETACHED CORNER BRICK
3 FLOYD $AVENUE AND DEEP RUN
STREET, HOME @, PLACE P[4
CITY AND COUNTRY HOME IN ONE.
Nice shade trees, every convenience and
annexation extension.
In execution OF decree Of tho Circuit
Court OF Henrlco county, entered July
30. 1904, in the suit OF j. c. White and
others vs. Mamie e. ThaXton and others,
viii. IS special co121iTissloner thereby
VIZ DNEsDAY, MAY 9, 1905,
at 6 o'clock P. NJ, the property men
toned above. which Ia in all respects up
.to&date-electric and gas combination
lights: clear, sparkling water from a
deep well throughout the house baths,
ETC.. magnificent large hall and ,parlors,
Of which I are large bedrooms Come ana
see for yourselves.
TERMS-One-third cash; balance on
credits of g. 49, and IS months for negotl-
able notes. interest added. and title re-
tanned until all of the purchase money is
court, or all cash. at the option Of the
s. SOL CUTCHlNs,
I Special Commissioner.
The bond required OF the special co,n-
missioner in the above styled suit has
5. Z. PHILL1Ps. Deputy Clerk
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ago. when Grady jumped the fence and
slashed young Owens to his death by {!
knife while the deceased was being held
BY the father OF Brady. The community
Is greatly stirred over the tragedy.
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Surgeon-Ge Rixey.

NORFOLK, VA, May s.-An official
visitor to Norfolk to-day was Surgeon
General Rixey. IS. N, who was hero
to inspect the site for the new $500 COO
naval hospital, whlch. Is to be erected
near the hospital' buildings: 554
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
AUCTION SALE. Ill
VALUABLE QUARRY PROPERTY I'M
HENRICO COUNTY.

Pursuant to a trust deed from Rich
mond Granite Quarrying Company. me
on the premises, on III
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1905, "a Rs
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. tho developed quarry
with No. 3 Crusher. Engine and Boilers
Derricks, two Hosting Engines andaothe
ncrns more or less, 'about five miles north
of the city Of Richmond. lnTIenrico coun-t
ty, Va, on tho r., r. and z. Il. Is,$
known as the Peter Copeland Quarry,
at six months with q negotiable note With
Interest and secured by q trust deed on
VIC P'No's'' JAMES u. CANNON,
ALLEN q, lCOLLINs
Trustees,
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j. ID. Carneal & Sen, IL Fl NJ.
Real Estate Agents, # S8sii
HOG East Main Street. s5SsS ts@
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Desirable Piece Of Busine esq
Property. .s5,5

chnncery Court Of ne city Of Richmond,
Va, entered on the eSth day OF April
1906 In the cause of Michael Daly4versus
John ]. DAILY, ct ais, I will. ! on III s5,ssSj
SATURDAY, MAYBE. 1906, At $ O'CLOCK
on the premises, proceed 70 sell at public
auction the following. property, to-wit.:5
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land In tho city Of Richmond being lot
No. I'll on the southeastern corner OF
Poplar and Ash Streets. fronting on the
south side Of Poplar Street lWenty-two5
(22) feet, and running back on Ash Street
about As feet and Inches, more or less.
or less. II 81 NH 4S3 3s
Second-Also all that certain piece or
parcel OF land on the south side of Poplar
Street, in Rockets, In the city OF Rich
mond, about 81 1-2 feet from the east line
OF Ash Street, fronting thirty-eight (sS);
feet and three az inches. more or less, on
Poplar Street, and running back betWeens
parallel lines with Ash Street on the one
side 81 ia feet on the east side and 50 feet
on tho west side. ~ El}Ss jf2ssS
This property Is in the right place for.
one who Is looking for a business ,loca.--a
ton. The many enterprises adjacent WILL
make 1t valuable In future.
One-third Of tho purchase money TO be
paid In cash, and the residue IN two equal
Instruments, PAYABLE In nix and twelve
months time respectively, 10 bo secs,-cjS
BY the negotiable noteR Of the purchaser
with 6 per cent. interest adde's from. tho
day of sale and the title = be re tanned
until said p,,rch $50 rrlne Is mid IN full.
JAMES LEWIS .ANDERSo u
Speclai Co,nnrlsslnner.ASs
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TN THE STUD.

The Imported spanIsh Jack, FREDERIC
by Black Joe, dam by Storm King.
4 He Is n fine locker ana sires good colts,
Terms made known upon application TO
!! tsN GEORGE r. RICHMOND
Pa a Deep run Hunt Club Stables,
Rlchmond, Va.