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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-11
Propertv Transfers

Richmond-Henu s.. Walerstcin and
wife 20 w J. Ready, so feet ON south
linc Of Park Avenue. so feet east ~ Vino
street. subject 20 deed ~ trus. for
s2.o96.25. s2.403.75.
Fred. IT. Powell and vito to Harry T..
Moore. ~ feet on west line or Thirticth
street. es feet north OF r street. tf.525
Sp4lberg. 10 1-2-12 feet on north line
Leisht street. northwest corner Of TIar-
rison street. $3.50.
". Greed Davis and wife To Mamie
irwin Murphy. q Is foot on south line
Main Street. 40 - feet east or Foushce
Street. so. 500.
Albert w. Grant. administrators Of
Chas. sharp. trustee. deceased. to WIN
~. r. Trce. conveys certain properties
conveyed 20 said Charles Sharp. trustee,
by deed dated October 18Th. 1852.
Mary NJ Prescotts trustee and Mary NJ.
and Philip NJ Prescott 20 VIM. s. Rob
street, between Coutts and Hil Streets.
A. L. Phillips and 81 NJ. Airport and
wives TO Bradley y. B0xlcy. 20 feet on
west line OF Oak Street. 115 foet north
OF Moore Street. Sl75.
Henry lee Rose TO Kate A. Rose. Is
feet on west side n Randolph street.
between " ana y Streets. % feef on west
sid 81 Randolph Street. between " and
\ Streets. 16 feet on west line ~ Tween
t~r-sevcnth Street. 81 feet south OF q
street. % ID feet on north side ~ n
street. p IL feet west ~ Twentv-sixth
street "a feet on TVwenty-third Stree.
southeast corner Of VI Street AMI int. IN
ls feet on west line Of Twentv-sevonth
Street. 70 feet south of q street. con-
sldefatiou, love and affection.
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WINTER RACING At
NEW CITY PARK TRACK
Gid, the Odds-On Favorite, Won
Handicap by a
Nose.

NEW ORLEANS. December l9.-The
city Park race track was opened to-day
Tor the first Of it's winter racing periods
under the new arrangements with the
Fair Grounds track. The latter wilk be
closed two weeks while the City Park
races are on. The initial handicap. $500
added. was won by the barest margin By
Gid. the faV0rite- Summaries.
First race-sevcu fGrionEs-Gold Circle
G 10 D. hrst. Beau Brummel e 70 y Sec
ond, yacomo g. IL TO - third. Time,
ia IS.
Second race-mile and a sixteenth. se8
ing-Dr. Spru1ll q TO TO- first. Grand
Duchess O5 TO - second, Fonsoluca @ t.
lf tnlrd. Time. loy l-5.
Third race-short course. steeplechase-
sam Honheimer 81 90 l0J FIRST, Dawson
" 10 d second. Harlequin go 70 j. third
Time. sos 2-5.
Fourth race-mile. initial h~andlcap-GIid
q TO 100 first, James Riddick e 20 u Sec
ond. Envoy On TO J. third. Time. AZ 30.
Fifth race-dve furlOngs. sclling-Charlie
Eastman q to 50 first. Mullins a to -
second. Lucy Young @ 70 D third. Time.
100 2-5.
Sixth raoe-six furiongs-Bertha Z 6 70
81 first, Bill Philips a 20 ID second. Mar
vel r.. 90 10 y third. Time. 1l6.
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TEAMS IN
GREAT BICYCLE RACE

NEW YORK, December 1O-Twelve Of
the original sixteen teams remained in
the six-days' bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden tonight. 4 thirteenth
team was made up OF j. ". BedelI. of the
Eedell brothers combination and Wal
thour. partner of Mclean. who doubled
up after their original partners had been
so injured AS 20 De compelled TO perlna-
nentiy retire from the race. These thir-
teen teams continued for hours With an
unchanged score. Walthour and ]. Be
dell being one lap behind the others. hav-
ing been this much penalized for losing
their team mates. Tho score OF the other
teams at II O'Clock was Az miles.
The early evening was e~nlivened by fire.
quent spurts. and Walthour and Bedeu
were watched closely in the expectation
that they would during the night make
an attecnpt 10 recover the lost lap. The
record, 490.s. was made by EIkes and Mac
Eariand in 1Qo
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BOARD CONCURS IN
RAISE OF SALARY
Judge Mullen VIII Get $500
More for Presiding Over
Petersburg Court.

LcFNcAll 10 MS I ms ~LA0laA HA.
PETERSBURG. VA. December 10.-The
Board Of Aldermen this evening postponed
until the next meeting action IA the
Counc ordinance providing for the equal
division of the city's funds among local
banks whicn shall agree to pay interest
on daily balances exceeding $500. The
Board c|oncurred with the Council in a
500 Increase Of the salary OF Judge
Mullen. of the Hastings Court. and IN
raising the salaries of the park and
cemetery keepers. and other city en-
ployes: also in the placing Of $4,000 to
the credit of the Committee on Sewers.
Sidewalks and Water Mains. which are
being extended and improved throughout
the city with funds provided by a bond
issue.
Major Moody's motion 70 raise the
Councils Sl.4O0 appropriation for improve
ments az West En- OZARK 20 $500 was
PASSED.
Wharfage on pine lumber was reduced
from fifteen ito ten cents per thousand
feet.
NJ. z. Saal's motion not to concur in
the Councils appointment Of a special
committee TO investigate dispute between
property owners on High Street. and the
Petersburg Telephone Company as TO the
erection Of poles on that street was
adopted.
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MeaMa11auYzzg.hc5 tS0HeEHA0000Ahsea1
WILL NOT FIGHT
IF CANS IS OVERWEIGHT

TONOPAH. NEV.. December 1o-Ioe
Cans and Kid Herman. who are 70 meet
IN q finish hght in this mining camp on
New Years Day for a $4,000 purse and
the lightweight championship OF the
world. omitted an irksome parts from
their course Of training to-day.
Cans took a train last night for Cold
field 10 renew acquaintances he formed
during his bout with Nelson there. He
Will return TO this town in the morning.
All the work Herman did was 70 take
a long walk ove- the snow-coycred de-
sert. accompanied by Adam Ryan and his
trainers Herman does not want 20 rush
his preparations too vigorously, fearing
De might become stale on the day Of
the hRht.
The question Of weight IS not both
rim him. as IL win require no forced
bantinR for him 10 make 1873 pounds two
hours before the fight as the articles Of
agreement prescribe.
Nate Lewis. who looks after Hcrman's
business affairs. says e~rnphatically hat
there viii De no fight II Cans Sc an
ounce overweight. Both fighters put Up
a forfeit Of $4,000 10 be paid over m
case one Of the principals IS over the
stipulated figures.
Some Of Gans's friends said that the
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TRANSFER OFFICES
TO WASHINGTON
-Isoeciai ~ The r-imes-Dlspatch. /

DANvILLE, VA, December 1o.-The
car records Offices of the Danviue Division
OF the Southern Railway. which were
moved to this city last August from
Washington. viii. on the first of January.
be transferred back to that place. The
offices here give employment 70 eighteen
clerks and stenographers, and are In
charge OF ". r.. wilkins.
The same order regarding the Offices
here applies to those now at Charlotte.
~. c. Birmingham, Ala. and Knoxville.
Tenn. The change In no way VIII affect
the Offices Of General Superintendent
Coapman and OF the engineer OF mainte-
nance Of way.
All Of the employees whose services
were secured when the change was made
to Danviue will hold their positions in
Washington.
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MAN Hello IN WEST
MAY NOT Be FORD
SD % 90 - 49,

LEXINGTON. VA. December 10.-The
photograph OF Grover Ford. the slayer
OF Charles Cash and Miss Lydia Ents-
minger, at Denmark, Rockbridga county,
Va, IN June. 1896. was received by JUS
tice Henry II. Teaford. Of Denmark. to-
Ford is in custody. ana on comparison
with a picture of Ford. taken several
years ago, very little resemblance can he
detected. Several persons who knew
Ford say tho picture IS not his likeness.
Justice TeafOrd took the photograph this
afternoon 10 the n~eiEhborhood where
the crime was committed. with tho view
OF getting some OF Ford's friends to
pass on the picture. The Indiana picture
shows a. man eight or ten years older
than the picture taken here several years
ago. u Is said. however. that the strain
OF his crime would be sufficient 20 ago
The criminal
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champion would refuse 90 make the 1873
pounds. bat would abandon the forfeit
money 20 Herman, and hEht the Chicago
Kid at any weight he pleased.
Manager Lewis states that he win not
tolerate any such arrangement. and will
withdraw Herman from tre ring rather
than give this big concession 20 the negro.
Cans is the champion 81 his class. %
he said. and 7 realize that he Is "a dan
gorOus opponent for Herman. SO n We
should allow him TO 90 Ga overweight "a
would Dc virtually running our chances. 30
Both fighters have put up forfeits OF
s.. 900 20 the Casino Athletic Club. which
S. holding the bout. 10 guarantee their
appearance in the ring. Should the hitch
IN weight prevent the fight. tho club Will
collect the 10000.
Il viii gladly lose the forfeit rather
than allow Cans fight overweight" says
Lewis. "A mine owner who has be
come friendly with Herman told me that
he would give me the s. 900 n we had
% lose our forfeit by not letting Cans
take an unfair advantage"
4 large force 81 men ara rushing work
on the arena. While they had n late
start. they are on the job with vim. and
there is little doubt but that 1t Will be
finished on time
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BURGLARS WAKE ALL
PEOPLE ROUND ABOUT

WINCHESTER VA, December 1O.-At
an early hour this morning. burglars blew
open tho safe in tho store OF James g..
Walter, at Linden. The force OF the ex-
plosion aroused the neighborhood. but
tho burglars escaped. carrying quite a
sum OF money. Part OF the stolen funds
belonged TO the Southern Bell Telephone
Company. There is no clue to the rob
bcrs.
Fire at an early hour this morning do
stroycd a number Of stables on the
grounds OF the Borryville Horse and COLI
Show Association near B~erryviIe. causing
"a loss of several hundred dollars.
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FOUR YEARS THE LIMIT.
Southern Colleges Amend Their
Constitution.

SEWhNEE. TENN. December fO.-At
Che annual meeting Of the Southern
intercollegiate Association. just concluded
here. Dr. w. 7. Dudley. Of Vanderbilt
University. was elected president. and
Clemson College, the second Friday IN
December. 1907. was chosen as the pInce
md time for the next annual meeting
The constitution was amended to limit
20 four years the particination Of a stu
dent in the intercollegiate contests.
The r~csignations OF Tulane and the
Florida Universities were accepted. The
Agricultural and Mechanical College. II
Raleigh. y. c.. having been blacklisted
because Of violation OF a bylaw. the
president was empowered to remit the
penalty upon receipt Of promises OF no
further violations Of the rules Of the as
ISOLATION.
10 was declared the sense OF the assoc
citation that tudents should not be per-
mltted - engage In post-session football
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RICHMOND TEAM WINS IN
BIG DUCKPIN CONTEST
Play Was Very Interesting From Beginning and Large
Crowd Cheered Observation-Disclosures
Made Fine Showing.

The regular duckpin contest between
the teams representing Portsmouth.
Lynchburg and Richmond was fought out
idst night in Williams's alleys, and re-
suited in the bird Of victOry's perching
on the banner OF the R~ichmonders.
Inc play was very interesting from the
beginning. A large crowd was present
10 see the players perform, and the spec
tators were most enthusiastic over the
good scores made by all the players.
Meyers captured both the high pin and
nigh average honors, and aroused the
players and spectators BY his good work.
His high score Of 116 was one OF the
best made In duckpin games since the
contest began, and he was awarded the
congratulations OF a host or admirers.
The scores and totals arc as follows.
PORTSMOUTH.
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Auction Sale, Future Davs.

~ virtue % a deed og trust uraGa ~
& p. Chaimera. trustees d,fe5 Iniv 5-
tS'c and Of record in tho CLERKS Ofice
We Circult court ~ Hanover county
the sid a r chaimers having disa' the
stid VIM II Pi1ziui having rosirned ~,ff
trust and the underaiened h6ving been
Vs. p 2izzini. By order Of tho Cirruir
court or Hanover county. Virginia en-
t-ied on the 18th day OF November. 1905.
default having been made Ia the nav
Hi'llt or tho debt secured by eqi1 decd
ana having been required 50 70 do BY
Geb, 'f'er or the note ovidencins said
SATURDAY. THE 18TH A or DE-
a. Tho hour Of i2 o'ciocE midday
lI1ll or the Court Hosise OF Hanover
a1rri55 ,rtini9, Gffer Tor sale. at public
ID" f'ti'nle real estate. to-wit.
Al those two certain tracts OF Nnd
lylne and Icing in Henry NapistarfaT Ts
hanover county Virginia. or the
Fsmunkey River. near New castle Ferry
~ lands ~ Elizabeth r. Tom
one hundred and sixtv-ore ana fbr~o.
tWenueths ref g-20l acres which vs.
conveyed 70 tho said leila s. Braxton nv
dated October rs. 1883. ana recorded IN
INC Clerks -Oflce or Hanover county
Court IN D. p. %. PAGE 81. and lot no. 4
containing one hundred and aevanfv-sfx
and nve-sixth 175 5-G) acres. which was
conveyed TO Leila s. Braxtos by w. III.
dated November 2. 1855. and recordad IN
ne 1lerk's Ol1ce Of Hanover County
Court IN ID. 3. %. Daga f1S-both oX
said lots being part Of the estate ~ the
L.te tarter BraEt0n. "a pLt and survey
- which rs recorded IN said Clerks or
nee 10 Pat Book . page a..
TERMS. For cash. as 90 so much OF
tne proceeds AS may be necessary to de-
tray the Expenses Of executing THIS trust.
including trustees commission Of five Der
Centuu and all taxes. dues. ~assessmenta
ana charges ON the said real estate un-
PAID ar tne time OF sale. and also n rata
ne proportion - tho taxes for the year
1900. and t0 discharge the amount of
money represented by the principal nota
ana interest matured and unpaid. and IN
sAfance premium paid by and due 20 the
beneficiary undor said deed Of trust. saw
S'.+NV cash; the residue Of Tho purchase
money 20 be payable in equal Instruments
or one ana two years from the dav or
sale. and evidenced by negotiable notes
Win interest added. and secured by n
deed or trust on tho land. to be drawn.
executed and recorded at the purchasers
expense.
Purchaser will be required 70 deposit
with the trustee $500 IN cash or certified
check when the property IS knocked down.
ana 70 have ten days within which 70
search tho title and complete the pur-
chase.
This farm IS one OF the finest in East
ern Virginia. being we'll adapted 20 the
cultivation Of the grain crops and hay,
and TO stock raising.
ROBERT w. TOMLIN.
Substituted Trustee
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G IRELAND E
Declines to Discuss the Roose-
velt-Storer Matter.

NEW YORK. December I0.-Arch-
bishop Ireland, who has been the central
figure ga the charges made against Presi-
dent Roosevelt by Mr.. and Mrs. St0rer.
is in the city, a guest at the Murray
Hill Hotel.
The Archbishop Indicated as plainly as
he knew how last night that everybody
should understand the deiicacy OF his
position and the improperly on his part
OF doing any talking in regard 10 mat
tiers in dispute between the former min
lister TO Vienna and the President.
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D 4
LYNCHBURG
NORFOLK KENNEL CLUB.
Special Meeting Held Yesterday.
Adopt Constitution and Bylaws

NORFOLK. VA. December 1U.-A sne-
cial meeting OF the Norfolk Kennel Club.
recently formed, was held this afternoon
At A20 O'Clock at tho jamestown EXPOSE
ton Offices. "a the Atlantic Building.
A constitution and bylaws for the
club were adopted AZ the meeting and
other important matters were disposed 81
The club VIII make a fine exhibit OF
fancy dogs az the exposition next year.
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VIII Captain A. and M. Team.

Especial ~ M Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. c., December 10.-Frank
NJ Thompson. son OF John w.
Thompson. is elected captain OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical College foot
ball team. and A. j. Wilson is elected
president Of tho College Athletic Asso-
citation.
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Again Sell Barge lola.

NORFOLK. VA, December 1O.-The
gasolene barge lola. recently sold st auc-
ton by the United States Marshal. viii
be resold tomorrow morning by Deputy
Marshal West. an upset bid having been
received for IT. The sale will be started
at a bid Of $1,000.
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The state Corporation Commission has
Issued charter to tine MccbIcnburg
Iecatty company 0ncl. Boydtou. O.. j.
Faulkner PRESIDENT !. w wall. srrre-
thry ana treasurer. E. w. Wells. gem
eral manager-au OF Boydton. C,nitai
lumber business.
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Midnight Score.

NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10-The midi
night score was 492 miles 2 laps for
twelve OF the teams. with Walthour and
John BedeI- one Jap behind The record
for twenty-four hours IS 80 miles and /
lap. made b. Fixes and MacFarland in
1909.
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Auction Sales-This Dav.
BY The Valentine Auction Company.
Auctlonoers.

Auctl0noers.
GROCERIES. CROCKERY. CLASS
WARE TOYS. NOTIONS, REFRIG-
orator, SHOW CASES. COUNT
Frs. SHELVING. ETC, AT AUC-
TON
THIS TUESDAY. DECEMBER nth. AT
1880 A NJ, AT NO. 32S-33l NORTH
SEVENTEENTH STREET.
BY request OF Mr.. =. Nigro. who is
compelled 10 give his time to other blsI-
ness, we Will sell at No. 329-58I y. sever
teenth Street. his stock Of Groceressand
Chinaware and store Fixtures. etc. con-
sisting OF Plates. Cups ana Saucers
Dishes. Fancy Vases. Fancy Crockerv'
Lamps. Lamp Globes. Glassware. TIN
ware. Agateware, Galvanized Iron Goods.
Notions. TOYS, small stock ~ Shelf
Groceries. Wash Tubs. 1 Washboard.
good Refrigerator. . Counters. 4 show
Cases, Shelving, OIL Tank. Scales. etc.
Also Ped. Bureau and Washstand and
other articles. Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Xmas Sale

OF useful and fancy articles for xmas
gifts-Handkerchiefs. Dressed Dolls. Fruit
Cakes. Plum Puddings and Homemade
candles-in the Lecture-room OF The
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grove venue and Meadow Street
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1906,
From 10 A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ
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WANT STATUTE TO
PERMIT SPbRRING
Local Sports Anxious to Have
Boxing Contests in This
City.
SHAFFER GETS NEW MEN
Meeting Of Virginia State League
Directors TO Be Held
Here.

IN Wow OF tho many challenges for
fights tho ~scrappers OF the CITY and
State have been throwing to the winds
lately. a hue and cry have been raised
that during the next session OF the LeEis-
lature the laws OF tho state VIII Dc 80
revised asa TO allow clean boxing con-
tests In this city. II is certain that mem
bcrs of the next Genera Assembly will
b. peutioned to pat through a bill which
Will make sparring possible.
II a bin Of this description Is passed.
Virginia will be on a par with Pcnnsyi-
vania. and six or ten round bouts with
ont a decision will a matter OF weekly
occurrence.
Word received from Charley ShaGer
yesterday informs the Richmond fans
that Charley" has signed contracts for
three new mon for next season that will
make the oid-timers look UP and listen.
John Mulh southpaw. pitcher william
Kuhn. catcher. and John Bennett IN
fielder. are the bunch that have been
captured. and Shaffer certifies that they
are all good uns." MulhW is credited
with nineteen victories out OF twenty
games last year. and that one lefeat was
by q score Of 2 TO 9. Kuhn and Bennett
are also OF the fast variety. and able TO
hold their own IN any company.
$50
Bowling IS taking hold Of the men OF
the West End now. and in the Lake Al
leys. a regular weekly contest has been
started The prize FOR this contest. how
ever. WAS won BY the manager Of tho
alleys. who laid Gil over the rest OF tho
players IN high scores. The terms Of the
contest. being a selection Of ten highest
scores made by any one man. puts the
manager Of the alleys In a position a
win all the prizes offered by himself. H
is at the alley most Of the time and rolls
a great many more games that the average
player is able 20 play.
Sailor Kelly has written his manager
10 expect him in the city during the latter
part OF the month. as he Will surely come
10 town about then. He will at once COM
mence training for his bout with Grant.
and WIN have time 70 get himself in the
best OF condition by the date OF battle.
As a wrestling partner Kelly Will select
from the local strong men. and Will work
out daily in his old quarters over Sparks's
Cafe.
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The owner Of this property. decilninr
housekeeping. we VII offer this hand
some home at public auction. unon the
premises, on THURSDAY. DECEMBER
18TH. 1906. Mt $3.50 j. NJ. The house bas
10 large rooms, besides bath. pantry. etc
brick stable and other o-uthouses. II
commands a superb view Of the river for
miles, up and down. and catches the de-
Aghtful Southern breeze. that side being
totally unobstructeds and nankea by n
beautiful Park and the handsome SOL
Giers' and Sailors Monument. The placs
above ALI others for a physician. hospital
or sanitarlurn- The house will be omen
for inspection the day OF sale. and we ex-
TEND a cordial invitation 70 any one de-
string q delightful home. Early posses7-
sion.
TERNIS-Announced at sale.
HARRISON & GRANT.
Auctioncer.
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Daily OurtR ecord

U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
case Of Frank u. zelI VS.. Ray shore
4ertsIni Company. appealed from United
SSaJss district Court f0r Eastern District
ot Virginia argued ana submitted.
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Ry Harrison e. Grant.
Real Estate Auctloneers. T. y. 11th 6

NO. I NORTH TWENTY-NrNTTT ST.
CORNER MAIN. SPLENDID HOUSE
MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW IN CITY.
ARC BRICK DWELLING AND
60-FOOT LOT OVERLOOKING MAR
SHALL PARK.
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BY Richmond Auction Company.
1905 p. Main Street.
AUCTION SALE COUCHEs. PARLOR
SUITS. STOVES: ALSO MEMS
CLOTHING. SHOES. HATS. CENTS
FURNISHINGS. ETC.

We will sell TUESDAY. DECEMBER
u. commencing at 1920 A. NJ. WITHIN
our warercOms. 1908 r. Main Street 3
good Velour Couches. Davenports. 5 Par
Tor suits, Morris Chairs. Rockers. in oak
and mahogany; ladies' Cheval Dressing
Mirror. handsome Rosewood Book Case
and Secretary. Mahogany Beds. 90 pieces
Of Bamboo Furniture. sucn as Book
shelves. Stands, etc. 8 Carpets. hand
some lot Druggets. Art Squares. Ruqs.
sideboards. Pictures. Mirrors. Desks. ODD
pieces for Pari0r, etc, etc.
Wreck Merchandise.
A. 1I.80 a. NJ we viii sell to the
trade for account Of a transportation
company q lot Wreck M~erchand!se. sa,ch
as Mems Clothing. Mems fine Hats. Boys
caps. 80 pair Mems fine Shoes. Meas
shirts. Socks. Smoking Tobacco. Groos-
ries 20 dozen Flavoring Extracts. such "a
vanilla. lemon, strawberry raspberry.
etc, etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
GEO. H VALENTINE. Aucuoneor.