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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
BOSTON EXPERT on BOOZE.
He 10 Anxious TO JOln mr.. WIIey's AIooh'
Class Gives HIS 0uAlffcatl6na.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley. chief chemist Of the Department Of
Agriculture, Is receiving letters from people
all over the country who want 70 join his
alcohol class. A letter from q man IN Bos.
ton, who styles himself a leading expert on
boose," Is a gem. He writes:
Dr. BordE Wiey. ErpcTt. Washington.
am one Of the leading experts on BOOZE
10 SUFFOLK county. and ! hereby tender nv
services - Q tester Of the same. ] vas brought
up on poteen In the ould country; came 20
America, worked for q brewer and Graduated;
TOOK TO the cocktail like q Maynower deScend-
ant And have gradually qualified A a ear.
noisseur on sour mash. creme Dc mentke.
rictey and other delicacies. I have tAksn
We gold cure twics. Cbut have. MOI bsoa Ia
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are harmful TO the stomach viii be begun 40
eoon - DR.. Wiley can get q dosen subjects
70 Undergo B scientific course. So far no
hae beeA unable 10 ind young nsn willing
20 On their systems with saltpstrO. II sub
jocts cannot be obtained scienos win be the
hoser. but DR.. WieY WI not Be Responsible.
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wARSHIPS TO LEAVE HAVANA.
Minneapolis and Newark Ordered Home
WIN a. Many Marines as They Can Garry.

WIN a. Many Marines rs They Can Garry.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Orders were sent
from the Navy Department to-day direct
ing the cruisers Minneapolis and Newark
90 return from Havana to the United States.
The Minneapolis win go to League Island
and the Newark TO Norfolk. The two
vessels will bring with them a. many ma
Fines as they can comfortably carry.
for the return of more Marines as wen a.
the battleship Texas and various ether
American warships. Ultimately there will
BE- only 1000 left OF the 200 marines now
IN Cuba, and when conditions become
normal an OF the marines will be with
drawn, leaving the aymy alone 70 handle
any situation which may arise.
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Upholstery Department.
Commencing
Monday, October 22nd, 1906.
Third Floor, Fifth Avenue Side.

We are showing in this department extern
sive and exclusive lines Of Imported and Domestic
Fabrics, suitable for Draperies, Portieres, Hang
ings, Wall and Furniture Coverings.
The following special values are on sale
this, week, each in a full assortment Of eolors:-
Damatks. $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 yard,
value sa.oo. $3.50, s4-75
ArmH,es ....... $I.25,$2.25, $3.ooyard,
value sI.7s, $500, $500
Tapestries .....$I.2s, $I.75, $2.2s yard,
value tI.7s. $3.50, $500
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jurtd In che leastJ. Pl4aAA send me railroad
psAAes and I will join your class ct once.
e. A, RUInEY.
cinAe; lAt me know IL this disqDalfnes ne.
Expeeiments With saltpetro 70 datarrnlna
whethof goods doctored with this Chemical
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Army and Navy Orders.

w~AsnuNoroN, Oct so-The following army
srasrs were issued 20 day:
0egond Lieut.. John. B.. Richardson, Twenty
eighth Infantry. 20 his company In Cuba.
Lieut., Col. George =. z. Harrison, Artillery,
detained Is member Of ordnance and fOrtincatlon
kosfd, vice Col. Ramsay d. Potts. Artillery. re.
oostEsos surEsOn Arthur R. Jarrett. from Brook
lBn 20 Fort Totten.
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Furniture Department.

We invite attention to this department in
which the moderation Of our prices win appeal
to purchasers Of well and honestly made furniture.
We are showing at present some exclusive
novelties in:- '.-
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Mov.mcUts Of Naya, Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-~The cruiser Des
Moines has arrived at Guantanamo, the
tug Twana at Boston, the tug Sioux at
Portsmouth, the despatch boat Dolphin at
Washington and the torpedo boat Paul
Jones at Santa Barbara.
The battleships Louisiana and Virginia
have sailed from Hampton Roads for New
York Navy Yard, the cruiser Pennsylvania
from Alden for Bombay, the battleship
Ohio from Colombo for Port Said. the gun
boat Princeton from Santa Barbara for San
Francisco and the collier Cesar from Singa-
pore for Port Said.
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Lord g Taylor
Sale Of Double DGmSsk

less than regular prices, in handsome round designs.
The following sizes only
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More Silver Purchased o the MInts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Director Of
the Mint has purchased $50 900 ounces OF
silver bullion, 100 900 for delivery at the
New Orleans Mint and 5000 at the Denver
Mint. The Prce PAD was 7O:2I, a shade
Wednesday.
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49, vyym.ss.r {. p. shAmer. from navy
= fHss~1 YSorR 20 the AImiEAn'e Bay survey eI-
s. SsSssn. c,lu Engineer A. A. BaEers'O Troy.
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Gen. PershInE to Go to the PHILIPPINES.

Gen. PerShlnS to Go 60 the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-It was announced
from the War Department TO-DAY that
ultimately Brig Gen. John J. Pershine will
be sent TO the Philippines to command one
OF the departments there. He has recently
been assigned TO the temporary Command
Of the Department Of California. There
will he a vacancy in the commands in the
Philippines when Major-Cen. Lee retires
early next year.
Secretary MetcalI 4 Visit Ellis Island
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Secretary Of Com
meroe Metcalf left Washington to-day for
New York. He will spend Sunday and
Monday there. On Monday he will visit
the Ellis Island station to make an inspoc-
ton Of the i~mprpvementG
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BY p. a. Catl1nl,
TRUsTEE's 5AUO rIoN. SALE s8s5.
Two Frame d etac he'd Dwell
ings in Plan Of Belmont,
in Henrico County, Va,
Which is on the Williams
burg Road and Overlo ok
ing Fulton. 55

IN execution Of a deed OF trust to me-,
dated Decem Der s., 1906, and recorded IN
clerk 81 office, Henrico County Court. IN
e AS defap5 haia End Sssn
secured, and being directed 80 to do by
the holder Of SAID note wIll on ,ooe
sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder the two detached Two Story
Franc 81 dwellings,. situated. respectively.
at the northwest corner Of Salenr Street
ana Belmont Avenue and at the southwest
corner q Salem street and as Garlsls AVE-
lots on which these dwellings, stand front
100 feet each and extend back 14O feet to
an alley Is feet wide. 81 lt &
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the
costs OF executing this trust and to dis,
charge i, a noto for $3.50 II and interest
thereon from June s. 1906 s22,6o every
three monthss from June. s. 1929. f Or, ,eigh,
equal aa1a oaS ana
terest added, and Mi secured by decd OF
trust. but tho Eaid resldue shall l'o sub ,.'
5isl Nv gl r, A. CATLIN,s Trustee. "a
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by minimum risks. and yields the best
average returns. ~ 8

by minimum risks. and yields the best
average returns.
The death Of Russell Sage created not
tho slightest ripple Of excitement In the
stock market. Neither did 1t give rise to
expressions OF personal grief; for, al
though the great money-lender spent
nearly fifty years OF his active life in
Wall Street, he formed no personal att
tachments. Throughout his long career,
K he was regarded In the business world,
where he was host known and In which
no moved. as little more than! a money
making automaton. having practically
nothing In common with his fellow-
beings, and governed wholly by an oYor-
mastering passion for the DENOMINATION,
OF dollars 1t would be difficult to find q
man who has arrived to great promi-
hence In the financial world less loved
than Russell Sage. Yet, in hts way. no
enjoyed life; for. according to the light
by which he guided his steps, he was
successful. z sSa
y It Is tho understanding that, altar q
few days In his Office. Mr.. Morgan will
botakeS himself to his yacht. the Carsair,
and indulge himself In the pleasure OF q
summer cruise UP tho New England
coast, Flo will also spend a little time.
at his country home, up tho Hudson,
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pect no Treasury favors In the future.
as long rs, he had the say. He did not
put II in those words. but the intimattion
was clear. The; bankers took the hint.
and made tho bond Issue the greatest
success OF any OF tho minor treasury
operations in fifteen years. The trans
action raised Mr.. Shaw In the respect
OF Wall Street more than anything no
has ever done; "a t
8s A favorable balance OF over 5000 0Oo
In the years volume Of sSlnternatlonal
merchandising revives interest IN ques-
ton which has always been more or less
OF a. puzzle, namely. WHAT becomes o.
lthhse recurring great balances which
appear in the annual statements OF ex-
ports and imports7'' Those balances
range from $500. 900 to t5d0'coooU ana
on the face thereof we should by TINS
time have about all the money ~ .r ne
world. Last year the. balance OF $olf'-
Geo 900 might verp properly be reinforced
~ the addition OF at least 500 per capita
on an Immigration OF 1000 900 souls-a
total OF 5000 900, The real balance is.
therefore, approximately 500, 00O,Oo IN
stead of $500, O00. 900 IN round figures
There has also been going on during the
last two years q heavy forelgn invest
ment in American securities. The agere,
gate OF our stocks and bonds held abroad
at this time Ia conservatiyely estimated
at g, 90 0O0, 900. OF which Is per- cent. must
60 into the account TOR the years 19H-5.
Directly offsetting this may bo enpmer-
ated fully $500 100000 spent annually
abroad by American tourists, 300 100000
expended In ocean passenger fares ana
ocean freight paid to foreign vessel oWn-
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SOuthernR ailW;aElI'yyj

<, !, TRAIrlJ LEAVE RrcHMolS < a 4.
,n ~: I r,Followlng schedule figures puhlisnse
io ad arc 9s
Gc9In ~ rss at Kaysy!lls e. Chase Cattys
,,,,o I, afssvIe and Bulrn 10 hln sotinee
49, mited--DuHef iITea ~
<Hs!lanta ana nlrmlnghatn. Now Of!sSnsE
;MrSemph!s. Chattanooga and all the S9als.
I'M oro u6h coach tor Ch0se CITY. Ox1osus
& ~. 113urnAn and Raleigh 5 Sy a.
o:ee ~ ~ El.-Ex sunday -KaySviiia LEGAL
$50 Z. Daly--llmited-1si ltrnon -
n r. A1.,s for oil thu South. II 2Y1 M
y, 7. YORK. RIVER n
80 !, u Except I'm NJ
as's I,;,s ,-i13eept sundnys 1osa 81
go a. 7; sunday :.
TRAINS ARRIVE, RICHMOND B. 81 AZ
e: ss:s A. M 100 r. M.s-T rom nil tho snusn
S:so e M.--From Cha tiotto, !. 81 o!gh DufhAtUs
Chase City and LEGAL tatiors. J. ~,
Egg ~ From X eysyille and rlocsl 9tai1r,ns..
s s:ls a. ~ lSFron Baltimore ana " ~
io,a6 a. ~ s.is w. ~ foss
s rs = PoiHs an.t r. -
y ~; I I5o,c nn res:or Ma nor
II. d. sPEN CER, I5S q H Il =
Gen. Mgr. MI Pa % TrafS ~ sF'ss EsEE
S9 w ~ TAYi.oE. q. ): 8g3
Washington. 2,
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Imports OF
Diamonds
Especial to Tho Tlmes.p Dispatch B

~
million dollars worth OF diamonds / were
imported Into the United States Ia " the
fiscal year 1900, against M O0O, 900 In 1908,
.$lp,00o,oo N 1901. ana s2s,0oo,ooO In 1908.
Bureau Of statistscs OF the Department
OF Commerce and Labor show that the
importati lion OF diamonds In 1905 was Of
5grea ter value than IN any earlier year In
the history q the im port trade of the
No article shows greater Auctuation
ia the Imports than diamonds. In 1905
the total 40 indicated was fs6 3 0S0, 9 Sg.9
Il Il 1 as rs sIo Ssss il .i tsol sui
In 1887 less than y, ooo. 900 and in 1883
about $4,000, 900.
This total. Of sa5. ooo aoo worth Of dIa-
riaiiy the figures Of. any cartier year.
81 aha ss Es ssous 3SS vls tSs sas
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STOCK BROKERS.
Geo. II klNG& CO.,

aiotx y. Main g., Richmond, Va,
NJ sTooks, COTTON AND 4 GRAIN. <
I. II Fractional Lets Speciality,
oisss Attention 20 o1t. of, Town Accounts
PRIVATE WIRES. its
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW oRL1ANS
& western Uplons Branch An our ofsles,
stock Tlskss N custSMsrs Reem.
Nsmhsss 4
4 R.chmopd Grain anA Cotton Exchange
si 6tyspxsss ytsitiue tia tityS arr u lAvfled
10 n MAKE our onlQe their headquarters,
ana haye MSil and wires rent NJ 0prT cars
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Chesapeake q Ohio RyI

Cincinnati, lndlanapolls, 81. Louis. 2
90, II [ oulsviis :, Nashvll lie. Memphis.
ass NJ. and II 100 z. * DAN
}3s Westbound Local IL aims 3Sy
1850 A. NJ. daily and s:ls p NJ week day.. M
Newport News, Norfolk and q Old PotNs =,
100 A.. N \ and 400 p n. daily
Local for N Newport News and Old PolnH.8
.s6 AZ. n and Is 100 P n. daily ~
] ames River Line: g5 g$s Isl jaas
io:so x. M. daily, sis ". al Iwses days.
q Arrlce Main Line from West: = 100 A.. Al..S
1910 FL :, M = ~ I,
Sss 100 p. M James River:3 ssa ~ A. n. sS:es
Pr n. tsDaly a - Ex. Sunday. J Sf
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u d; 1903 fell But slightly Below that 81

for 1904 fell but slightIy below that of
inhs &, 5' l7'i 35ssS M /, R. n: Al.
About etoFnn0oo worth OF diamonds
Imported In 1909 were Uncut. to be pre-.
~ rct, ~ ma NJ N M diamond .c,,ttinr
LA ~, uee =, ~, ,tai,n,, s.s.au
,whIie over $4,000. as worth were cut hut
not sot. There haas Seer slow, Sutt
stendy, growth In Inc 1 in,por,at Tons Of
uncut diamonds, while. cut diamonds
those not ali. fhe total value OF uncut
diamonds Imported In 1000 Wns ID little
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Attrac tive . "a Valuable
Thre story 3 Il !: Dwell Y ell
ing at the j ut ] Corner Ter
81, Main and Beech Streets,
Known as No. 1921 2 West est
Main Sire ct.
e. We will sell BY auction, on \:
premises. on NJ ..fsf

We will sell BY III auction, on n; tho tho
premises on fs
$ss35 ru EspAY, y uLYt 81 1905, II
at o'clock P. NJ, the above mentioned 9.
IA Tf,e dwelling Is one OF the best md
most fascinating that has eyer been on y
the market. It Is well built req brick, 4
Besides closets, pantrles, etc. Heated ny
furnace. and fall In perfect repair. Every
room Is light and airy. The lot 4is8 trian.
about 10 feet TheroHis enough space on
lot to build a dwelling fronting on Beech
or Harrison Street, which is IA very wide
street. The time Is not far distant when
this will ~ be3l a. very fSvp able business
center. Investors and SPECTATORS should
have an eye to this Dwelling can be
TERMS :s One third cash. residue one,
two and three years. in terest 8 per cent
semi annually and secured fstrust 7; deed.
ri @ s 81 s u sss..iEs Auctioneers.t
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This large and most desirable business
lot fronts s243 feet east line TWen.X-hl.n
Street. i VIII be sold eona'''oha''y uS
1T. 40 feet on Twenty..nfth Street by
40 with alley on TIE nortns 1891 wae
soaths test vide and lIo feet st desRR ~; The
deep' and the southern 10 feet ia las deep
"a J an alley 10 foot wide, running from
rear Of this part Of the lot 70 Twenty
sd. 100 feet at southwest corner OF
Twenty-ffth and Franklin. With depth Of
1870 feet to- nm alley - feet Wide
Afterwards nut up as q whole, and II
no higher bids than the aggregate sspa-
rate bids It viii be knocked out TO the
sY Small dwellings here would pay hand-
! TERMS. one-fourth cash; i, Q, g,
years. Q per cent, Interest. secured by
''u's oo J. THoMPsoN brown s. co,
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REAL EsTATE W For Rent.
Tobacco, Factory 4 For Rent,

The large. admirably appointed and Sex-
cc,lent factory Of w. T. Hancocki, ESQ,
on Twenty-second Street; oyer 10000
square fest space, and large YARD and
shed three elevators. water ana gas pip-
,ng: etc,; possession at once, 4.
st ~ Il p. ELAN s. CO.. Agents.
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All ANTIC COAST LINE.

EFFlGCTIVEsA MAY 27TH. 81
Trains leave R!chn,ond. daily; ". J, "a
For Florida and South ;os "a, "a s Z. :. Nj ~
y For N.Ani,d West. 10 and $50 2: .:
& For Petersburg, 100 IA. Nj. II: 100 ss;sS
Il. ri. .S6:J 400 II. N. 25s and 3 $50 P II :9s
For Godsboro2 and Fnyatteyie. 'SoS ~. M. y,
,.Io:l5 and 1880 NJ 100. s:os,i oss
and $50 r. N.
Except Sunday. s'sunday only I.
Time Of arrivals and $depa reursA and conneo,3
lions NOT guaranteed z, =, ~ NJ III
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THE STCCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
(Fron, tic New York Evening Post OF sattrdayo
4is$ t srocK gxcHANoa TRANSACTIONS.

s.., \. 4 4 n 4s; ;;! !S ,'E$s
Sees Ss $ 8 j, 5s; s .s '
$sE THE WEEK ..a5 WI.
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Y II tLNoAE1u. ~ NJ ;l.s5@ III
..l.a
X : :: /; V s;,I /. i


TRAINS Leavs aIdhmond - aofthysasd
S:Yo "A. M.4Dsajy. gyfA NJ ThtcxsM v
$40 Al q. -.baily - Afain sls YhtoNsh. .SSS
7so A.. LAY fsdstlra stsss
as.lo a. M.4Daiiya-Dyrd st.s THROUGH. i ss
1.:os .io0n--NeUk DayA-Eyfd 81 ri fcn1n. Y.
4UV r. Ma Week Day - byrd 81. sE fvs0ssit
bufE aceotuittola ton "a Ak Az 4sS gl
e:so Z. n Week Days4llps. shtansd = r.
8s.2o 7. NJ. Dali III. 1hroug 4. !.
II, /. ralna Arrive Rlohmpt t. out hMslr ".
$50 a. M;alWeak snlans
$40 - s.it !.
~! ~ a. yrd 81. Thre.sn ~
~ e. an Day s-lstrd 81.
si,h y Daily inln 81 rhrou y. II. b.
s'4o 4, M.-Week ays--ElDa. Jredssisklssl ~
accommodation. III. isGss rs VIII gslS4
Ssss MBBslI11y-.By;a 81 Hsssas
g i ;s2 J., NJ .-Il1aii y--l4aln *. Through
ali obav. aloeplne or pnriEr
= y 100 week days ana locai
,o chine q ssriyals and departures ana oosnss.
N..t ?. = Dpkn. q, W ctyIp, ". Fl TNrIL1o2Ah
SH' ~ - 1roat. Gent. sups - -. =
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Nk&7A!NA0itak!&'W'l| Western \

s Leave Byrd ST. Station. Richmond. Daily. sss
y u IN Effect Nay "a. 1904 B ss
& FOR NORFOLK: 20 100 "a y. y 100 ~. =.
6 80 r. H. ssss
Is FOR LYNCHBURG,s5t the w EST and the
SOUTHWEST: s:o5 a. y. !. 1910 noon. u IN
p. II. # pullman Parlor and Sleeping cars.
Cafe Dining acnrs. Trains arrivs datl frptas
Norfolk $780, 1850 p, N. !; from the West Is
IA, NJ 0s Pr NJ, g $50 +. y. S aS l!
Onlco ass d. NJ Main n st. f yer, hrs.sE y
n minu tes III TN
VI. r. Devil y. a. II BOsLn 7. 5sBf
n Gen. Pass Agent. HI INT Dist.S pass. Asen.
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FINANCIAL.
THE VAULTS or
TAE STATE BANK or v tfsoi M A,
RiohMoN viz IN a, u 81 N

nhod ~ su Absolute pF0ts0 rom f1UD
BI
one vault q renters SAFE pnposIr Boxns the
packages q swaro and oshet bulky valA
@@s a5s \ u
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Richmond and PetersburgEIsctrlc Railway;

ia On - leave corner Of Seventh and PorsI
srasts s hHur 1Ss hen
=, "a e, n y b;4s daily except snnda
carss leave Potcrsburs. foot of sysoasm9noir,s
Street, every llour from s:ss ~ :. l9:ss
MI daily. except spndu ~ T. Il, /, 81
All cars from Petetshurn can hlc:
JFf661 WO
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Al BY Sutton, Il CO.,
Real Estate Auot ionoer'gs
COMMISSIONERS AUC TION SALE %
Brick ling, No. $40 $: % ]; ~ I.
First Sire et, Frame Dwell
ing, No. 207 Reservoir.
Street, and Two Brick
7 enements, Nos. 345 and
347 s. Ninth Sire et.

mona .Chancery Court. entered or. = h e
10th day OF July. 1906 In the suit OF MAJ 1o!1
garet "a. a Gillian 8 administrator vs. ! E .
ward q ,Maynes and others, the una taa
signed supeeal comm ssonera apprentices n,,h,d
auction, uponS the premises the pro perry
referred to above In the follow Ing %order-
to-wit |: Ss$5i. {.
First On Thursday. y Aug ust 2. z $685. \, at
$3.50 o clock F, Il M. III that NBric welllilIng
known as NO. $40 Mort First sire. Sp 3,
ing six orr seven rooms. wit \ lot 'front.'
ing nineteen (l9) feet and running back
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE tl22l sa ..
six ICY Inches. to an alley Il ftcen (lb) fcet
wide las3 sSl5 jS5 X 5s 81 x II.
Second-On the same day at i O clock
POI Reservoir Street between tn ylor and nd.
#CfafnnE Strects). containing six or seven
rooms. Witll9El lot fronting twenty-three
i(23) feet by one hundred and .tWenty-il ~.
Q25) feet to an alley fifteen 15) re-. sawide.
Fraay aAs s fr,a ss
scn1ents KIN own al Nos.e BAG and 347s South
Ninth ss8 Street, con ta lnjng four; or five
rooms each, with lots fronting. together,
about forty-six (46) feet three (3) inches,
and running back good depth y,
to good paying tenants, and should com:
mend Itself Ito parties Wishing M small
homes or good paying investments
.s8 TERMs--One-thirdI cash, Tie balance
in three equal instnllnents atS si&. twelve
purchasers, 70 give ncgo tlahle notes for
the V deferred payne nts. with interest
from day Of sale. and the title retained
until the whoesof the purchase money Is
paid rand M conveyance ordered by the
court. or all cash, mt the option Of the
ca "a
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Air Line RAILWAY.

southbound Trains sl-oave Richmond ALLY
$a.ao a. M.-I.ocal to Norlina. Raleigh, Char.
4a:.o p NJ. -Throush sleepers and Coaches Ats
l lsT,a' q h'r Flonda po.n ssynn
',o.oos ~ M Through Coaches and slaepersE saw
~ - annnh jacksonville. tantn Dirminshan
No,+hhound trains Arrive Richmond Daily
S $50 sA. NJ. 4.b6 p NJ. $3.50 =. n. s
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BY
u Renl Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs
COURT sALE VI q. 81
A Tract Of Land n lear the
,@ Northern Limits Of the
Citv Of Richmo nd.

III Pursuant IL toaE d n decree tered IN he
gchnroeryl cause Of Robin ~ pscombs etc.
VS. Helen Lipscomb, by the Circuit, Court
of Henrico county. on the 24th day & Of
July, 19O0, v r vii! ns special &commissi 2 or
thereby appointed. sell by public auction,
upon the premises, on s5!siE
ednesda y, August 1906,
at O'Clock P;f NJ the following real
estate.4eA ll2sthatace rtalnql lot or piece OF
land, with9tl1e Frame Dwelling thereon {.
lying aid being In the county of III nricoo
Va. h on what istknow as tlea Pole Road:
about threeSnnd one-hal { miles north OF
the lctty4:of Richmond. - containing two
acres s and adjoining the. properties Il OF
Mrs, q s teWart. h1cFall nd I 9th rs
q Here Is your opportunit to- SECURE q
good homo with a plenty Of land, close to
the city, very chenp. az 4
Z "':TTBRMs-one-third cash. balance IN two .o
equal ~ Instruments rat six and twelve
months, respectively. K from date OF sale
The A purchaser shall execute negotlhble
eB'fwith Interest Ia lid ed for deferred
payments and StheI tltleeshall hes retained
Suntil8the entire purchase money has been
mid md a conveyaIte Is ordered by the
court, n -nli cash. t. te~optIon Of the
uchnscr, NJ "a ECO RGE W. LEWIS,
Spec ~ Conn issoner.a
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