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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

6is1E3r
burn from Rlch,nond not mentioned are ~ 9
w. II, Michigan, l.. r, Dennis, John " a..
tLynaman, Miss Marie stpmpt. ana ~ Mrs il''
Eddie IIoze. Z ss.3i ( II. & IT
Alessrs, a, u, Anearrow, Joseph stEunHlpf,
Leon Wallersteln, have been up ire
auently to visit their families during the
week. Mr., W, II. Alelegan. gent for z 20
Southern Express Company OF Richmond
spent hs vacation with ny family, VINO Y q
are suWmerlng at otterhuIn, returning y q
to his Office. last Wednesday, to the re- re-,
greet Of the many friends he made while
here, N
u MI. Harry y, Eichelberger, wife and
family, OF Richmond and Chester, are
looked for August 27tl. s
The Rey Mr.. Morris and fan,ily of
Chester. are also expected ia arrive at
the hotel on Monday. # n Ell ss5 & ia
The Petersburg colony at Qtterburn
Hotel Includes the names Of Mrs Emma
Chase Mrs. w. II. Lane and NO da ugh,
,ters, Jnlin and Florence. Mrs, RselMrtl
Bagby, Mira H. W. Col ler, MlsH "A lice
Collier, Mrs Sam Wilson, Miss Mary MI
2sonBand maid, Mrs, ter ESeyan, AZ tss
Helen keyan, Miss II ose lr..Ss 9,
Fisheg Collier vi spend hla vacation ~ q
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ottcrburn with other well known Peters 1 1;
burg gentlemen. s88t e S9
Weekly Twilight.
rs Friends 81 Summer Rest have their at
tenth called to tho Saturday nf ternoon
St..Twilight,,.. i leaving Richmond for est
Point a 80 T. M 90 oh " eek. q hese
excursions are for the benefit OF o. most
worthy #charity.#and will ~ It Is II oped, be
well patrons ed Il
Guests 81 Mrs. Gibson. d.
Mrs. Bonha m, II OF Southwest Virginia..
and her slst er, Iiss Mamie Nc Chung, who
have been spending the summer at Iaot
Springs and the Greenbrier White Sui
Jphur,5 are now tho guests OF Mrs. George
Gibson at her! home, on " est franklin
Street. sS,li 5s a II
Mrs Bonham has cred her fine road v
ste y .'M etcalf. " for the Richmond Fair
and Horse Show I. 5g3
Miss It cry Dulnney, who has been one
of the most admired young girls at the
White this summer. will, t Ia sa Il, also
bring several OF her fine horses to Rich
mond Y and be the guest Of a friend ere
during Fair and Horse Show week. $3ss3l
Miss Writ Enga aged
81 The Northern Neck News, published q Z
Warsaw, Richmond @coun ty, say
\, From ISennebuhkport. Maine. where
M iss Augusta Dabney Writ IS sunlmering,i
comes the announcement OF he- engage
ment TO Mr. tWm.s {. ma lie. OF w lining.
ton Del. Miss Writ lis well--know,nI
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ScietySleaders have congregnted, StheSp Plan
Sfliig for mex u season has gone on z en-.
\ gagemerts have been t1lnde @and dates
for Important receptions snnd weddings
have been decided, MI n
S In richmond, tile presence here 81 4mqt1y,
VISITORS aid @the fact that next wliitet;
atiic Executive Mansion, With its additions
sant Srenovntions, Wilt sbeg thrown opei, for
official gatherings, renders | he pros peel
most attractive N rs. M swnilso q
most gracious Hostess. Fl or long resi-.
sdpnce fifi5 Washington has IRE dere1 her.
equally with Governor s Wnnsoil, nil I'D pt
&ir1fthe coiirtosies and formal ties OF Off.
%cinlsflife, and llas special " lifted 4 er
#for8Sthe part she will take In he pro-
gram OF iiex t winter ana mex year.
l8$ Some 81 OF the doors on Frunkl lin ana
n Grace Streets have unclosed. N and, houses
Throughout 81 Tho city arc beginning 70
have the appearance of claiming tlle slE
households q rain. u.
5l41hos stny-at- II on, e Wills S8 Club, that
has had Its weekly contests throughout
#thc sumner, ( net last week with Miss
Helen Montague, when Mtss NJ. r. q g rris
and Mr. u Ohm II Ter were vic tors. VIII
he en- tcrtnined Tomorrow evening by NJ Is.
&C.$ w. r n Brock. M SS38 81
sTho members d tile club have 3Sg ven
Mrs. Emil W. Glasgow Hot on ~ y warm I'm,
welcome since he lret urn ~ NJ Richmond
from tho White Sulphur Springs. Il er
presence on several Monday evenings shas
beer, d distinct source OF plc sure to yer or
Aftlends In the club. II ia $$3sssi8
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night. iii TO repay his: hospitality she ex s;S3
fibited the wax sE' ggers 81 to the que Is
IN the evening. !. 5 AS Mrs. arley 1 ne
exhibits outside OF Il large cities, except
at the command Il oftSroya1 ty. the CUES g
were overjoyed Ia t the treat. .Iils i
NIrs! farley expla ined n tina Il her 81 w
was pretty badly shaken up, and hinges
{rusted%by SO much rain, but the audi nceE
3ddn't mind, and shook with laughter as
""snlly NJ dust -
oiled and wound up The Z lggers ~
/. King Edward III II. seemed the tsiadies's
fnvorite as In flesh, and M RS. j rleys d.
lated on his ls K HI wives, while Sally In
$uuired whether III Uterine OF Arag
was a. Spanish q mackerel or Spanish
}tnantilla? AZ Spanish on ion, sna ppedlB
Mrs. farley. Then. plying Sa Il IS igno-
rance, she explained tho m eaning g. OF the
words, and Sally ed that she was II g
Spanish 1nantlln, since Henry had been
death on heads NJ rs.$ Fra nix In rs NJ rs.5
farley, and Mrs. Tippetts. as Sally, kept
the audience in laughter, and got ~ g
FOXES, made puns and fun gcner out
/ OF the "figgers."s Among the represents
in wax were the best known Kings Of
England, the two lovers, SEl Disc and
gAbelard, n Adelna Pattie. the dancing
I girl, the astrologer who predi cted 81 the.
San Francisco earthquake, d ickens' $ fat.
boy, Maud Muller. the gurn-c newer, and
others RI
Recent Arrivals.
4 Among the recent arrivals at 4 otter-
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characters III the act. who wished to- pc
directed 4 to tho Village postoftio 7 he
country fisherman, were too bury to an
gsWer questions, and pulled lin ish ana r ,tls
worked their jaws unit one OF the far RAJ
Equestioners wished andlbl w that they
might nnd some boy vi SO gum and
moro gump ton NJ
Later, as farmers in the second act-lM g
They've and moved hny i o8 furnls ii the
essential 8 for tho hayrides ss 80 g item ten
planned ana deferred bys rain this sunl-3
Smer N There were lflany ts'sl9S$ on he
.lliotel guests which " brought down he
house, The little brown . ug ,' HI which
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September when 1t arrives, svil L set sWcd-
4 ding bells a-riiiglng,, for, though Ccto.
iSlbei5S ia tho fnvoritea mon Spf autumn
brides, September viii como intthis$ year
y forts share of limportah and Interesting
& nuptial ceiebrat lions. Preparations FOR
these September WI ddings will brenk tho
Il Guinness that usually prevails In the city
during August, hen bcllsifandS buds 3nre
\ seeking enjoyment outside of It's limits
amid more picture que8 ana romantic sur.-
rounding s3g n # 81
95S At the Greonbrie White Sulphur, where
the summer company has Eathered md
grown up Into the seven hundreds, the
4 story goes TINT IA lovely Richmol,tl girl,
who Is to be d * ebutailte OF next season,
Il ISL he belle u Of A lie season, and & is be-
ginning hcr social career, as 50 many
i Richmond girls N ayo done, with d brill
4 liant tprelud 8lt8the White. $ KS iFs
5ss At VI the Warm 5 Springs last week I'll a.
4 beautiful Baltimore dcbutante, who has
many friends IN RIchnlond,$ Miss Il Sara
u Gibson, & the charming daughter OF 8,.NIr.
u and Nrrs. George r. q al, s. Gibson, and8thei
niece 81 Mrs. S. Is. Drawry, Of ''N1ineoa,'...
\ near edmond, was given IN elegant!
II german by Mrs Eubnnk In the bali
i room al the Warm. The german was
preceded Il BY d reception IN thee Gibson,
&Cottng here M lss & Gibson, was intro
Saduced to sN1r.isand Mrs. Gibson's friends,
%and proved herself al pretty Reproduced ton!
\ oil her mother WHO, as Miss Eusenin
#Adacgl III, AZ set he social pace a t Warm
y Spring SIS a few sets ons y ago, III ljas, "a
"a Tread " r ichmond people are beginning!
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Throughout this section Of Virginia, where
5aar charming tjpersoaallt has won her
hcsts3 OF friends. Those who have watch-
ed her grow from Childhood to VI lovely
her leave her mother State, Mr., Male
Is to be congratulated upon the prize
he has won.s The wedding will take place
in October, at "WFirtlaHd,n the hand
some residence OF Miss Wlrts grand
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to rct,irn to THE lei ty Governor swntl-;
4 son, who Inns bcen spending his vacation Ion
S Mt liis home lii Chat llntl with M rs. SNvaf
son md lihsfbecn en- Wing d well earned
rest among Ills crops and flo Wers WI \
come back to his Office ext eek. M rs.
Swanson viii probably on ice cunt of
@tne dismantled condition or the Mansion
Ercniuln Satg"Itldon y While longer h though
the overlooking OF the work Of Interior q
decoration ut her r. clinond u ouso VIII
Claim her attention bcfore rafiy weeks.
PISS. Il
Siis The Capitol snuares has bee II more than
Observation-Disclosures TIL sunni 81, res r.
#fnl nnd ,liarnohious inf tionte III siarg ely
due to its trees, and sone mot $but feel,
al, altitude b 5opposl ton " " improv
inci,ts projected INT tho sacrif iceg OF the
trees that. 3nrc associated with its pres
cree and "a It's gS history, that mean more
than anything which can be put In their.
place II Every n tree that VI has been cut
down seems a EreproachtS to the Ipeo plcS Of
Richmond that liave S tood IN by q nd cons
scented to Its being laid u "
Into tho week that ren1hlns before the
end of August come 1uch &erlt Pertaining
among the a ltny &orl lytct society must
Il be crowded 4 AT IA ewport Il and other
great cont ersS of Airl erl cam summer llfe8
g tor
The is Ga5sst peS pr
snoSled g 81
human iiutureS ana 4ferS abili to call Its
hidden Responsiveness In to pl AZ M
All n dtlrlilgs the summer. O.,
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Miss BRIDGES Engage

4 Nj and Mrs. liam NJ .,$l8 Bridges
have announced the engag cement OF their
daughter, Evelyn Condle, to Mr.. selden
Wake: 4 the wedding to- tnke place ~ In
] Ioccsmber &. III
81. Engag ernent Ammo need .Ss &.
Il M IL and M ii, homas IS s,;.WinnEannounco
tile enga cement 4 CIR ter,$ olllc
Stuart, toS Dr. BERNARD w M Cray y The
3wedding vii take place earl IN Il ~ ovetll-
her. 81 SS III d \
Miss Frazier Returned. 35$
NJ IssS Mary F'razl er has lust IL turned
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III liz pleasures of ideal life in5the

II l,c pleasures 81 ideal life inSthe
North Carolina noun to MS. Is58a
Visit to- Mount Alitchell,s the lest
EpointSin& North CAROLINA was he Gro Wn W
ling ii ensure q rarel a pi'y t w
Miss FRAZIER IS now enjoying renlin is
Gently, and with Richmond friends the
delights that were SO genuine during the
period Of their existence
i338 H 8 use Party
II ono Of most elightfnl$ houses par.
tiles OF tie summers hns8 jlist y been given
sF1ltzabethS Andrews, o r Church
SIlilt .gt$$5 Among ~ the guests present were
Miss .Inlogene Pear It's and 'E N rs.
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Guy, OF Lynchburg Miss Ada Andrews.
Of Raleigh, M CT Miss Gertrude w nl-ia
ford, Miss Pearl Imogen Gentry Miss
Alice Moore and Miss lonttlo Potts, Of
Richmond; 4 Messrs. Hugh Foster, of
BucKroe Bench: w. r, Phillips, of N w-s
nrk, N. y; DR.. Pretlow, Messrs. George
W. Rogers Percy Moore, Frank Andrews
and J. IT, Mercer. Of Richmond,
BERN Invitations Issued.
Mrs. ] " T.. Jones has issued Invitations
to the marriage Of her sister, Mary Eliza
beth Talloy, to Or. Robert i. Smith. Of
Kansas City, Mo, 4.
Tho marriage Will take place Mt II "A. M.
on August Goth. The bride Is the eldest
OF Hanover. and the adopted daughter Of
the Fifteenth Virginia Regiment Infantry,
Conf edernt IA Veterans. The groom Is tho
son OF the late Or. Alonzo Smith. Of Han
over. On their return from their bridal
trip they will be pleased to see their
friends at their home, No. 2bl1 Yenable
Street, Il Il f5S 5S6 ( 5A II III i5s
Progressive Whist.
Mrs. H. *. Franklin, OF Richmond, gave
n very elegant progressive whist party
on SATURDAY. evening at Ot teTblrn lAth'a
Springs. and entertained q number Of
friends from Richmond on that occasion,
ITO tiIluAA ~ fAo
ballroom to accomnloda to the number OF
tables playing lss II y,
Mrs. Franklin. always n most eharm-
ing hostess, won fresh laurels on this oo-
cason, and dispensed Hospitality laylshly'
Refreshments, consisting OF punch, cheese
and nutlet waters, sailed almonds and
fancy cakes, were served. The pastry
chef OF the hotel prepared an enormous
CONNECTION surmounted with Mrs. FRANK
Ilin's monogram. which was greatly ad-
mired by the whist players. The prizes
won went to Mrs. Newton Ancarrow ana
Mrs. w. II. Michigan. Mrs Michigan won
ladies' first prize, handsome pearl
buchle; Mrs. AncarTow, ladies' second,
bottle Of perfume. Mr., Joseph stumpe
won gentleman's first, q handsome pair
Ilnf manicure scissors, The seconds q
pocket knife. went to Mr.. wills.
Charades Acted,
Charades. were acted In the wings Of
Otterhurn Hotel rotunda on Monday
night. Many Of the guests have decided
historic ability, and the simple character
OF the usual charade became hit Of.
fine acting In their hands, a VI
Desiring special mention were Newton
and Granger Ancarrow, In q fishing scene
In the first net Of t'Ki-mo-na. They
pulled In headlcss salt-nerrlng, and chew
cd gum meanwhile TO the establishment
~ q number Of summer gpests, other
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from aTdellS WSeho 4sl'cli. ~
beautiful Sapphire Country of North Caro-
5lina. III ,s5s I: t
ss% !.A part Of the time Miss Frazier wa t
F..Ieichmond FILL" tho lovely horne Of
Hon. Richmond Pearson, Minister TO Per
sa, and Mrs. Pearson. who before her
marriage, waa Miss Gay Thomas, Of Rich
snond A visit to the summer cottage
i OF, Mrs. ]. k Conally. the sistcr 81
L Mrs. Pearson, enabled Miss Frazier and
\ the other members Of n most congoninl
party, including Mr. and MRS. Hartman OF
Philadelphia, Master Thomas and Miss
Margaret Pearson. to enjoy to tho full
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Slownesss etc. tile worst ease in 10 days.
and restore the nsapty Of yopth Prtce8
sos, and 81 100 by eadiag drugeisss Or apsil.
Pysusl s. e N IT,
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MRS, ~ " os, w Il lTFiELD cRoc kETT..
this city on 1T thursday evening, August
1eth, at s:ao o,c!ock the 3 ev.ET Men i
Mary Janet Dyer. She Is the 4 daughter
i Of Mrs I'M, q V.aas Dyer and the late o. g.
Dyer aranddau ghter, Of Z the late Y ..,J
SThrook morton ana z u ds s OF The g
be lonus TO ian Orange county family. and
WITH his bride, VII spet1d the summer at
his former ho r1e In that section. 1914
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CHARLES MUILKIN
ssR $s $ SIS Z @ Us s S I $$
s. s.; s "a; : $s az
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after a short visit to his family here.
Sy3 Miss LILLIAN Harris, Of Millboro, is the
guest In Richmond OF Miss Marie I0ona-5
hoe. III III. ~ 853ss Ss WE
# Mrs. ] oseph Noel who has been SPEND
Ing tho summer In West VirGi nia VI e'i-t
peects to soon return to Richmond },,3s3
SS Mrs. Ashton starke and her sister,
Mrs. John D. III Little abandoned their trlp
to Europe on account OF illness IN I eli
family, and have been spending the SUM {
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Miss has ret,1rlnle9d ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
TIGERS TO PLAY
VARSITY TEAM.
Princeton Baseball Club Will
Meet University OF Virginia at
Charlottesville in April.
SEASONS GAMES SCHEDULED
SEASONS GAMES SCHEDULED
Two Games Announced Will
Harvard, One at Princeton,
One at Cambridge.

Special to The Times-plspa,ch.,

Special TO Inc lincs-DisPdsch''
PRINCETON. n. j.. February I.--The
manager of the Princeton baseball team
announced this morning in the Daily
Princetonian the schedule of games for
the coming season. The most notable
thing about this years schedule is, the
two games scheduled with Harvard. one
to be played at Cambridge and the other
at Princeton, in place of one game played
heretofore. on commencement day the
second game with Pennsylvania is to be
played. and this will furnish an In
teresting contest for the guests OF the
graduating class.
The eastern trip will commence on April
nth. and the team will play Its usual
Southern schedule 1t will include games
with Annapolis at Annapolis on April
18th; on April 18th they VIII play me
University of Virginia at Charlottesviiie
and on April 18th and 10th they Will cross
bats with Georgetown at Washington.
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Results at Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. February 21.-Fair-
Grounds summarizes:
First race-six MISREPRESENTATION Is
to 81 first. Dan McKenna co to y second,
Arsenal &c to ID third. Time, 1:1S 4-5.
Second race-three and half furlongs-
Belesheda d1 to 1O) first, Blackburn GO
to y second, Glad Pirate 40 to y third.
Time, AS
Third race-mile and sixteenth-Auru
master q to 50 first, Rainland III to 2O)
second, Bouvier t60 to u third. Time, 1:54.
Fourth race-seven furlongs, handicap
Lady Navarro "a to 81 first, De Reszke
(even) second. Collector Jessup q to y
third. Time. lib 3-5.
Fifth race-mile and half-Louis Keaft
&c to y first, Paul q0to y second, Cashier
Q3 to y third. Time, 2:46.
Sixth race-mile-J. C. Glen 90 to y
first, Flavigny a to y second. Bitter
Brown C to y third. Time. 1:463-5.
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Races at Hot Springs.
(By Associated Press.)

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. February IL
Oaklawn summaries:
to ID first, Game Bird q to u second, Belle
Scott q to Joy third. Time, :39.
Second race--six furongs-kate Zitt "a
to )first, Chats (25 to - second, Anadar-
ko go to u third. Time. 1913.
Third race-one mile-Odd Ella q to u
first. Dolinda Is to D second. Dave Som-.
ers d3 to 81 third. Time. :49 30.
q to u first, Harmakis g to u second,
Loricate a to 81 third. Time, lis 20.
Fifth race-three and a half furlongs-
Rudy Oh TO 81 first, Mary WEIGH 90 to ~
second, Rifeman e to 81 third. Time,
As 1-5.
Sixth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING Cl3 to
20) first, Investor e to p second, o. G..
Parke (25 to u third. Time. 1:19.
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Chancery Cour
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Henry s. Wallerstein and
wife and James 7. Sloan to ~. q. Sa a1'1a
ders, Jr., AGO feet on Broad street. ne
Arthur G. Glasgow and wife to James
r Sheppard. 101 IA feet on the north
line of West Avenue, l49 feet east or birch
Street. ss075. -. ,,,,,
soner, to James L. Sloan, IS feet on Fran
lin Street, northeast corner OF twenty
fourth Street, $3.50.
w CAY special to
southeast corner Of Cedar Street, $l25
John r. Grimes to Charles C. and julia
R. Rodeker, 90 feet on the north line of
Hanover Street, 507-12 feet west OF Cedar
Alex Ct Brown Jr, and wife to H. Sci.
line Of Lombardy Street SO 7M-12 feet
north Of Floyd Avenue. $4,000.
80 feet seton on the south line Of Main Street,
222 feet west of Madison Street, S2lOO.
II. c. MCGEE TOD. NJ. Thompson. 22h
feet on the north line OF Ivy Street, ITO
e adss y Te Aus Ct fss s s s subject
G. f. sauer and wife to w. II. Parrish,
1O1 feet on Park Avenue. southwest corr
ner Of Elm Street, $4,000. :,
William, Il, Parrish TO T p; Eubank, q s.
SAC feet west Of Meadow Street sS.990.
Everett Waddey and wife to p, b.
HATCHER, rs 712 feet on Broad Street,
southeast corner OF Robinson Street,
$2.39l,46.
Henrico: Herbert w. Johnson to @, Il.
johnson, 10 acres southwest Of the Ponn-.
/, cey Tract road. adjoining the lands OF
{, p. S. I.eake and others, s26.
!. W. D. Wright md wife to Henry Hem
| Dirk. lots Nos. 90 and "a in block +, sec
i tion l, plan of Highland-Sprngs, $500.
/! Robert Clarke to r. n. Clarke, Interest
in. acres on. parbytown road, about 6
| miles east of Richmond, consideration
! love and esteem,
Mary ", and b. #, Ashby to Malvina
a, Wiley. 30 feet8on the north line Of
Carrngton Street, $50 feet east OF Fed
i eral Street, $3.50,
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BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer
no North Seventh, street, Phone 1896

i i =. ... .I
r URNITURE. SEWING MACHINES,
MATTINGS. RUGS. MIRRORS PIC
lures, Stoves. Office Desk ETC., at auction.
warerooms ito North Seventh street 3
Parlor Suits, Parlor Tables, Rockers, 4
very handsome Parlor Mirrors. 2 Walnut
and 5 Oak Chamber Suits with Wardrobe
to match. Oak Sideboards, Oak Extension
Tables, one 16-Foot Walnut Dining Table,
Oak China Closet. odd Bedsteads,
Bureaus. Washstands, Chairs. Oak
Folding Bed. Combination Bookcase and
Writing Desk. Standing and Flat Office
Desk Office Chairs Lounges. Couches,
Drop-Head Singer and other Sewing Ma
chimes. 10 Rolls New Mating. Rugs,
Druggets. 90 assorted Pictures. Iron
Davenport and Bed Combination. lot
Shelving, Showcases. 1 Silent Salesman
Cigar Case. l Wall Tobacco Case. Also n
lot of other goods to numerous to men
ton. Ladies invited.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
George v. Oliver Salesman.
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RICHMOND DIRT is
STILL ON THE, move
Washington's Birthday canno,
Abate the Activity in the Real
Estate Market.

The dampness OF yesterday did not
dampen the ardor OF the buyers and
sellers of real estate. and a number Of
GOOD sales were made
n. w. Bowe G. Son sold over $4,000
worth of Lee District property yesterday.
The Bowes. father and son. spoke very
enthusiastically yesterday with regard to
the West End, and expressed a wish that
more property with, city Improvements.
gested portions of Richmond. While these
gentlemen are conservative in their ideas,
they are thoroughly in with the expan-
sion idea. and are firm believers sin
Richmond's future greatness.
Messrs. ]. D. Carneal &c Son have sold
to Mr.. James r. Sheppard. 1ol feet on
the north side of West Avenue, for Mr.
f. T. Glasgow Mr.. Sheppard will very
soon start the erection OF fine and up-to-
date residences
]. Thompson Brown e Co. have closed
the sale OF block OF Hanover Street
lots. This property is located west of
Sycamore. The price paid was s35 front
foot. 1t is understood that the property
has been secured with the idea OF i'm
mediate Improvement, by prominent
Broad Street business man.
Harrison & Grant have closed a deal
by which three Broad Street business
houses will change owners. The stores
are located between Twenty-flfth and
Iwenty-sixth streets. on Broad. The
consideration was 5000. Harrison and
Grant acted for the Cove estate. The
name of the purchaser is withheld.
Mr.. E. A. Catlin has recently sold a
number of Chestnut Hill lots upon which
the purchaser, a newcomer, will build
residences, in one OF which he will live,
and the others will be rented.
Washington's birthday will be celebra-
ted to-day with big public sale Of lots
by the Highland Park Realty Company.
1t is EXPECTED to be the largest sale they
Mason and his able assistants will be on
+ the ground early to give their personal
attention to their many patrons.
A large number of people were on
hand yesterday afternoon to attend the
sale Of Broad Street lots arranged for
by j. Thompson Brown & Co., but owing
to the continued rain and the absence
Of some people necessary to the. sale.
the agents decided to postpone the sale
until to-day at 4:S0 p. NJ, which no
doubt will be largely attended Messrs.
Brown & Co., will also sell some very
desirable Boulevard lots, full mention OF
which is made In their advertisement In
,to-day's paper.
The A., J. Chewing Company rsports
having sold to Mr.. A. c. Bedford, two
lots on the northern line OF Hanover
Street, near Elm. Mr.. Bedford expects
soon to build upon his recently acquired
property.
Mr.. s. H. Adams has purchased through
the "A. II. Chewing Company the brick
dwelling, No. Col North Tenth Street.
The price paid was $780,