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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
Racing at Latonia.
\ nv AssocInted Press. !,

5#S (i3y5 Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. June G.--Four favorttes
won at Latonia to-day. The handicap
steeplechase over the short course went
to Ed. Corrignn'g Otis L.. the favorlte,
which was coupled In the betting with
Dunning. Summarizes:
( First race-nve furlonKs-Bonart Is to
p first, Helmuth e to y second, Advise
& to ~ third Time. 1:0G.
Second racc-six furlongs-Royal Lee
gend TO ~ first. Windshield e to q
second. Oak Grove e to ~ third. Time,
1910.
Third receive furlongs-Boss Errian
.(3 70 s. first, Della Thorpe a to y SEQ
ond. Belle Scott $50 to y third. Time,
1905 is.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Cotton
Town (even) first, Harry Scott 20 to -
second. Bell Indian e to y thirl. Time,
1880 1-6.
Fifth race--steeplechnse handicap; short
couxse-Otis L. e 70 y nrst, Lights Out
3{4.to y second. Port Warden C. to ~
third Time $500 is.
Sixth rnce-six furlongs-Al0have 90
toft1) first. Banposul (l3 to y second,
.Grause &c TO y third. limo. 1:17 s-5.
Seventh ruce-mile-lntsnse GIG to 81
FIRST, at. Tammany "a to y second. Leta
Duffy (12 to y third. Time 1:46 2-5.
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Willis. they paying tho sum OF $4,000 for
It. The property was formerly owned
by Miss =. r. Chaplin.
!. II. Ctenshaw has sold to James y.
Sloan the building and lot. NO. 4oS North
Eighteenth street. for $1,000.
j. g. Elan & Company report the sale
OF the house and lot, No. 14o5 Hanover
street. for $4,000. but decline for the
present to give tho nar1e OF the pur-
chaser.
Green g. Rcdd report business very
good. They have recently sold at public
auction four pieces OF property at dill
ferent times, and have disposed OF each
parcel at very satisfactory prices and
their last public sale was yesterday,
when gl3 West Marshall street was put
up and knocked dawn to Mr.. John Boland
at 5000
Messrs. Green & Redo Will offer this
afternoon the business property at 24O4
East Broad Street.
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Property Transfers Wednesday

I.,chmond-Ro. d. Shepherd and wife
to Sage 8. Lester, ~ feet on east line Of
.Twenty-ninth Street, 80 feet south Of O
Street and 40 feet on east line OF Twenty
ninth street, 1870 feet south OF Street,
$780,
60 feet on Eighteenth Street. southeast
corner OF Broad Street, 5000.
Edward N. Calisch and wife 70 James
tMcGraw, 60 feet on Grace street, north-
east corner Of Iayland Street. 1920.
Spencer Cornlck, administrator OF SAM
ucl II. Cnrnick, and us such trustee to
irving L. Sutherland, Is feet on east line
OF Fourth street, No. 2i3 South, s1.aO.
II. A. NcCurdy and wife to w. Nj. Will
son, II feet on west limo OF Mayo Street,
IS feet north OF Cypress Alley, 800.
J3nlier's executing. Al 11-1-2-12 feet on
north line OF Hanover Street, ITO IL
feet west Of Sycamore Street. $3.50.
Henrico-Jnmcs NrcGrnw and wife to
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
E0.o65 acres at intersection OF road for-
merly known Us Scott Street and Ches.
apeake and OHIO Railway Company's
right OF way. 5000.
=. s. Read and vito to William E.
Oakley. 11.29 acres adjoining the lands OF
Joseph Boze and othcls. s626
c. w. Davis and wife to Lewis p.
Naples, 10 feet on north line OF Clai.
borne Street. 3l7 feet west OF Randolph
Street, $500.
Tax Title Company OF Richmond to
Leonard Ross. 10 acres adjoining tho
lands OF DR.. John Z. Woodward's estate
and others. Il
Louisa Lacrusa to Robert b. Jones
interest IN % feet on tho road leading
from Valley Street to Mechancsvllo
Turnpike. SIS.
r. r. Brown and wife to Edward w.
Rarabie, lots Nos. and o in block No.
8, plan OF Barton Heights, $1,000
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
MAKE G00D REPORTS
Number Of Desirable Pieces of
Property Disposed Of at
Public Auction.

Several interesting real estate sales
have been made this week. Through J..
II. Cyenshaw, Miss Catharine Halves has
purchased the old Smith home. corneN
Fourth ana Cary Streets. 1t Is under-
stood that the price paid was $4,000, md
that the purchase was made purely as
an Investment.
L. H. Mundin has purchased. through
=. B. Elan & Company, tho stores. Nos.
1905 and 1903 East Franklin. for which
l,o paid $4,000. Mr.. Mundln proposes to
do a grocery business hero himself, but
before embnrking In the Same will spend
d considerable sum In improving tho
property and making II a little more
up -dato for tho purpose.
The lot and building at tho southeast
corner OF Fourth and Franklin Streets
has been purchased by BoWles and
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NORFOLK, IL; DANv1LLE, y.
Tobacconists Go to Pieces After
the Third Inning.
4 (special to The Times-Dispatc

Especial to The -Dispatch)
i NORFOLK, VA. June 6.-Danville held
Norfolk in check for three innings only
o-day. and was beaten by the score OIL to
i. After the third. Tercentehnials COM
menced batting and Charters commenced
giving bases on balls. and Il was all on
for the Tobacconists The locals made
two runs in the fourth, and in the sixth
proceeded to cinch the game by making
six more: four OF these were resulted
from home run drive by Evans with
three men on base.
although they piled up three more runs
in the eighth. On an error by Benbow.
Danville made a run In the first inning.
After that the visitors never had another
chance. Stanley, although little WILD
t.timea, could not be hit. scofe:s
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Melbourne wv to y and GO to y, first;
Gefanum e to 81 and q to p. second:
Far West 40 to y and g to y, third.
Time, 49,
Second raco-5 10 furlongs, straight
Golf Ball e to y and q to p. first;
Royal Breeze (25 to y and 6 to y, bee
ond; saracinesca (6 to 81 and Il to 81,
third. Time, 1:O7.
Third race-The Eclipse stakes. IL
furlongs. stratght-Water Pearl Q6 TO 81
and (even), first Ornn rs to 2o) and q
70 81, second; Conville e to ~ ind % to
81. third. Time 1:05 8-5.
Fourth race-The Grand National Stee.
plechase, about IL t1iles-Good and
Plenty (even) and e to 81, first; Grand
pa e to y and e to y, second; Hercu-
loid (1e TO 81 and % TO 10y. third. Time.
5:25.
Fifth race-sellng. mile-Telcphonc 40
20 y ana e to y. first; Neptuneus q 70
y and Is to 81 second: Just SO a to s.
and Il to 81, third. Time, j: 38 rs.
= Sixth race-7 furlougs--P retension nc TO
81 and e TO g.. first: Mandarin us to 81
end (even}, second; 1oEistilla (5 to ~
and 6 TO y, third Time. 1925 3-5.
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THE HORSE SHOW
!. 1T L | / 5.
Large Crowd and Unusual Nuns
Der Of High-Class Per-
formances.
OVER TWO HUNDRED I J I {: Q ENTRIES {: B I
Awards Made in the Principal
Classes, Saddle and .'4
Draft.
10 rho rlmes.plspatch.}

Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatcn.(
I, LEESBURG. VA, June e.-The opening
day OF tho Leesburg Horse and Colt
show, held near, this place to-day, was
characterized by q large crowd and an
unusual number Of high-clnss perfo--
mances in eighteen classes. There were
200 entries and the awards in the prln-.
cpal classes were as follows:
Gated saddle-Lady Pendleton, W. e.
simpson. arss; Lady Lghnoot. w. I.
Powell, second; Immediate. II. P. Helm,
third.
General Utility--Hinks. Henry Plaster,
first: Milton, z. L. Redman. second; !,
Dixie Girl, c. J. c. Aaffett. third; Lily,
VIC. Helm, fourth.
Quick Draft-Grey Cap, j. r. Hess,
first; Lightfoot, Mrs. "A. s.. Gillette. sec
ond; Aguinaldo. DR.. L. T. Jacobs, third,
Captain. r. H. Thayer. fourth.
Green Hunters-The Buck, David Dun
Top. first; skypilot. A. M Chichester, Jr.,
seconda Harry Patton. David Dunlop,
third; Granite, Blair johnson. fourth.
General utility, five years old and over
Sporting Bishop, II. G. Warden, first;
Right OF Way. c. yansicKler. second;
Flash. H. c. FUR, third.
Gentlemen's rondsters-Virglnia Girl,
Robert Barr. first; Paul. Rogers Brothers.
second Daisy Simpson. DR.. L. T, Jacobs,
third: Matte Wilkes, J. H. Youmans,
fourth.
Matched, quick draft-Polly and Lady
Lishtfooe, II. 8. Harrison, first; Brandy
and Soda. Mrs, A. 8. Gillette. second;
Fashion and mate. w. Davis, third.
Quick draft, three years old-High Ball!
Loudoun Stables. ilrst;s Gaxelle. II. j.
Carpenter. second: Sweet Alice. e. l.
Redman, third; Dixie Girl, g. j. c. Mof-
felt, fourth.
Loudoln harness horses-Lghtfoot,
Mrs. A. 8. Gillette, first: Fashion, w.
Davis, second; Kinks. Henry Plaster,
third. Matte Wilkes. ]. II. Youmans,
fourth.
Ladies' green hunters-Granita Mrs.
Blair Johnson, first; Lady-.ot Quality,
Mrs. Blair Johnson, second; Harry Pat
ton. D. Dunlop. third; Racket. David
Dunlop, fourth.
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Where They Play To-day.
Lynchburg in Richmond.
Dunville IN Roanoke,
Portsmouth In Norfolk.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Shortly after Z o'clock this morning
the Lawmakers Will arrive in the city
from Roanoke, where they have been up
against tho real article OF tough luck.
They viii be In good condition, Tor they
viii take slccpcrs from Lynchburg. and
viii get plenty OF rest by tho time they
get here.
Lynchburg will DO here for the series-
20 day, Tomorrow and saturday-nnd u
Richmond can take the top-notchers
down some, It will help all the rest.
Lynchburg opened the season here and
beat the Lawmakers only one game out
OF tho three. In their home they took
two out Of the three.
From this Ia would seem that the
teams are pretty evenly matched, and a
battle royal Is expected. The mighty
Moscr will do the box work one day
for the visitors, ind Eckstone. Still and
Long will, perhaps, work Tor the Rich
monders.
Portsmouth and Danville are flirting
with each other for the last rung In the
ladder. Barley Kain appears to have
some men with him who know the game
thoroughly, but yet they can't win. Ben
ny, for Danville, has switched around
team and continues to lose Reggy. the
4
Titman played lcftfield for the Law
makers In Tuesdays game and received
two chances. Hc got two OF the six
hits and scored one OF the four runs.
ssGs
Cuddy is holding up the good work.
!. He smacked4 "a three-bagger, In Tuesdays
game and took all five chances he had d. at
!, second. sst'as [
Jack Cl,esbro. tho once invincl-
BILE spit-ball twircr in the Big League
got bumped and bumped hard BY st.
Louis tl,is, week. He was relieved by
Clarkson. and the St Louis players Just.
kept right on hitting 'em safely II shows
that any OF the pitchers will get hit at
times.
Many Lynchburg fans will come to
Richmond and witness each game here
burg over the ball team Is unlimited.
They say that Smith. the mysterious
pitcherI for the Roanoke team. hasn't
any curves or speed, but yet he wins
his games. What's the use Of throw
ing q curve rall It no batter can land
yafaly on straight one?
Shaver has been bought from Lynch
burg by Danvile and Ia keeping up his
good work In left field. He is fast
helder and is batting well above the
.hree-hundred mark,
King Kelley added another bright
shining startto his crown Tuesday when
he nailed one that brought in two runs
and won the game for the HIghlandcrs.
Another great game will be played
ARGO. 9ARGO. EARGO, ARGO. ARGO,
ARGO, lARGO. ARGO. ARGO. 3ARGO.
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ROANOKE, y; RICHMOND, g..
A Game Of Many Hits and : Few
Errors.
fsnec.p, 20 The Titnes-Dispatch.>

Especial TO The ETltnes-Dlspatcn.!
ROANOKE, VA. June e.--Roanoke
took Tho third game Of the series with
Richmond this afternoon by "a score OF
! to4. 1t was a game Of many hits and
few errors. Cassidy Roanoke's pitcher.
had the visitors at his mercy after the
nrst inning, they failing to connect safe.
Is with the ball thereafter.
Roanoke pounced on Eckstone In the
first inning and continued to pound him
Until there were twelve safe hits marked
up against him. In the seventh Work.
man landed tho ball IN center field for
circuit OF the bases, bringing In two
men ahead OF him. The visitors were
unable to cross the plate after tho first
inning. Score:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Moser Makes Record of a Dozen
Straight Games.
(snecin; e. Iue Times- Dlspatch.)

54s (Specins ~ Tie Times D!spatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. June 6--By de-
feating Portsmouth this afternoon Moser
made his record twelve straight victories:
despite the fact that he was hit hard
In three innings by Portsmouth. who,
however, were prevented from scoring
more frequently by sharp fielding by the
locals.
Errors lost the game 70 the Truckers
by the score OF 4 to 8.
Tho game was almost featureless. ex-
cept for the fast work OF the infleld 81
the shoernakera. WIN" played one OF the
sprettiest games OF the season, While the
stick work OF Hogue. q new man with
tho visitors lined out three clean singles.
1YNCHBJRG
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By Richmond Auction Co,
1905 E. Main Street. &
PARLoR SUITS. EXTENSION TABLE,
35 HANDSOME PORTIEREs, FOLD
ING BEDS, ETC. q 81 B5s s3

18th. within our warerooms, 1905 East
Main Street, commencing at 1890 AZ M w
/ very handsome Silk Brocntel Covered
Parlor Suit (ive pieces). handsome Wal
Folding Beds. odd Paror Chairs. Iron
and Wood Beds. Chamber Suits. fine
Hair Mattresses. Is very Handsome
Porteres Q5 feet long,, Office Desk. Re-
Bureaus, Washstnnds, Music Cabinets
etc., etc, and many other articles: ;;
Ladies' invited. gS3 " 5S5#$
RICHMOND $AucTIONsSCo.
George II. Valentine, Auctioneer:
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hero next Wednesday. when the Com
1norwealth and the Westmorelahd Clubs
thckle each other Tor, the championship.
y ach club has won a game and this one
next week Is To settle the question OF
which Is the best The Elks will chal-
lcnge the winners.
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Jumped His Contract.

(special to The Times Dispatch.>
LYNcHBlJRG, VA, June 6.--Pttcher
Flowers, OF Dovesville, 8. O.. who has
been with tho local bali team for two
weeks, returned home last night, Jump-
ing his contract,
Flowers. who "a only eighteen. 10 q
remarkable pitcher Cor q youngster, bur
he got homesick and LETT without notice
TO Manager Grim,
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Belmont Park to-
day. Grandpa was
second, and Her
.culoid third. Tho
time. 5:25, ID twelve
seconds fas cr
than tho previous
record. aimn,a-
rles:
First rnce-E'cll-
Ing. I l-2 furlongs
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JACK JOHNSON, NEGRO,
TO MEET JACK MUNROE
Especial 10 The Times plspat CHI

NEW YORK. June a,-Jack johnson,
the coiorsd heavyweight champion. and
Jack Aunroe, the Butte miner pug!l!st,
viii be matched In the near future to try
conclusions in a afteen-round battle be-
fore tho Lincoln Athletic Club. OF Chol-
sea, Mass, Matchmaker Pierce is anxS
and as thoy are perfectly willing to get
together tho indications are that no
time will be lost by eithor man In cnlx-
Ing his signature to the articles Of agrees
mene. ~
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ailyCo,urtR ecord
Circuit Court.

Z Case set for to-day: william II. Moore
VS.. Everett Waddey. s8i a .45 d T5l5.
Miscellaneous: In the case OF Mary
Johnson's administrator vs.. Life rnsur-
ance Company OF Virginia. Iudment by
court for claimant, Amanda Willis, for
SO and remainder Of $50. 10 TO be paid to
Johnson's administrator. J5
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday: A. c. Burton.
larceny. guilty, jail thirty days; Paul
Cases set for to- day Eugene JEFFERSON
Ann Bell. Mary Gross. misdemeanor,
Chancery Court.
Qualifications: Charles r. Lotr quail
fed as executor OF Caroline Tanevcr:
estate small.
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summary-Earned runs, Norfolk 5.
Two base hits. seits, Dingle ., Richard !.
Three base hits, Dlngle and Stanley,
Home runs, Evans. Stolen bases. Dingle
8, N'ynne 3. Bases on balls, by Stanley s.
s by Charters 7. Struck out, by Stanley g.
Left on bases. Norfolk I, Danville 5.
Double plays, Fetxer, Zurlnge to Reggy.
Passed ball. Benny !. Time OF game,
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Philadelphia. q; Cincinnati, O.,

Portsmouth, :. Left on bases-Lynch-s
burg, 10; Portsmouth, 7. Struck out-by
Afoser, Schuman. ). Base on ballsTby.
Schuman. 2 (Bowen and Cook. HIT by
pitched bali-Conroy. Attendance. 800.
Time Of game. hour and Is minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. Moore
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago. q; Philadelphia. 3.

( CHICAGO, June 6.-Chicngo won their
L. day, 4 to 8. With two out. and two on
Eases in the eighth. Donohue hit 70
Brotlthers who threw Wild to II. Davis,
and two men scored.
CHICAGO ..,,........l oo0o012x-6 )
Philadelphia .......2 o ooo9ool-2 2
and schreck. Time, As Umpire. sheri-
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5000 AND PLENTY
Wins WITH EASE
Gallant Horse, Although Carry
ing Heavy 1mpost, Takes
Grand National.
GRANDPA AND HERCUL0lD WIN
-.---- -------------
The Time Was Twelve Seconds
Faster Than the Previous
Record.
GRANDPA AND HERCULoID WIN

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Juno e,-Good and Plen-
~, carrying the heavy iinpost OF 10
pounds. won the Grand National stceple-
chase, about two and q. half miles. at
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Battcries:l Roanoke, Cassidy and Cooper ;
Richmond. Eckstonc and Cnwan.
Summary: Two-base hits-Hamilton,
Lanmm. Sacrifice hits-NNeust. Cooper
Double plays--Watson TO Kelly to Cooper.
Bases on balls-Eckstone. i: Cassidy l..
Home run-Workman. Struck out-by
Cassidy. I: by Eclstone. 3. Time, :3h
Umpire, Mr.. ike. 49, 40 Isl ( g
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Detroit, =; Washington, :

DETROIT, June with two out IN the
ninth Schafly overthrow first on Siever, =
scratch hit, and Stahl returned the ball
to left field trying TO catch tho runner az {
won was scored.
Score By innings: 4. H. ~:
p p. & !; 55SSSSSSi--;
Batteries-Siever and Schmidt: Kitsoh
end Kittredge. Time. :35. Umpires, Con-
nors ard Hurst.
Cleveland, 8; Boston, =.
cLEyEkAND June svRh nS o ut
Boston, 3 to 4.
Cleveland ...........o O0oiO02x-y . Q
Boston ...............0 o 0 0 0 o. OIL
atteries-Rhoades and Clurks; Winters
and Peterson: Time. lao Umpire,
O'Longhln.
St. Louis, S; New York, Q.
ST. LOUIS. June 6.-Except!onal pitch
ing BY Howell shut out New York TO-DAY.
Ortiz being hit for five runs. The fielding
OF both teams was excellent.
Score by innings: T.. Il. ~:
st. Louis 30 04O0x-5 !! !
New York. % 0 0 90 10000 !
Batteries-Ho veil and hickey; Orth and
Kleinow. Time. 2 hours. EMPIRES, Con-
molly and Evans.
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TOOK HIS PILE.
Weatherly Sent Home and Fined
All That Was Due Him.

Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. June 6,-Centre-
fielder Weatherly, OF the Portsmouth
team, was sent home last night by Man
aRer Kahn, fined all the salary due him
and suspended indefinitely for alleged
Indifferent playing.
Kain charges him with losing tho
game here on Monday.
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Pittsburg, 8; Boston, o

BOSTON. Juno e--So Boston player
reached second IN to.days game. An
amusing feature was the unsuccessful at
tempt OF the Boston infelders to run Wag-
her down between bases, Clarke scoring
In the meantime.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Plttsburg ..........o S0o020
Batteres-YouhH ana EeedhArn; Leineid
and Phelps. Time, Isl. Empires, Carpen.
ter and Conway.
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RODS.

PROTECT YOUR BuILpINes AGAINST
lightning; our system gives absolute
protection. A. r. MOORE LlofITs
MING ROD CO., established 1874, Office
Us Wsst Broad Street.. j5'.s
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H|LLCl|MBERS
AND LAWMAkESR.
Crack Team From, the Uplands
Meets Ricl1monds Here To-day,
!, Tomorrow and Saturday.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE PLAYERS
GOSSIP ABOUT THE PLAYERS
Some Of the Local Men Have
Shown Up Well While
Away.

Results OF Yesterdays Games.
At aoanoke-Rpanokc. {: Richmond, 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4; Ports
mouth. g.
AT Notwithstanding, Il: Danvillc, /.
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Az executor OF tho late Virginia G.
Archer i Will sell, by public auction on
the lrWSmpMEs "a. JUNE 10, 1906.
NJ, 6.ao q clock p. NJ, that valuable. we'll
located and thoroughly constructed
ie3tyfSI HOUSE, No. IL South Third
stree at present occupied !. BY r. !. I'll Fl;
johnson. Esq This house contains nbout
we'll vel ventilated and high, ritehed, The
neIghborhood Is convenient and In oil, ro-
spects very delightful, and though close
to tho street-car lines, It Is away IRON,
The noise and dust Of travel. and Will
make a most delightful homo or profit
able Investment. I'LL
TCRMS-LiberaI ana mt sa!e.
JANE X. GIBBONEY,, Executrix.
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BY Green & Redd. IL
Real Estate Auctloneers. II
AUCTION SALE ~
Of 5s
No. 24O4 e. Broad Str et,
"A Well Built Two. Story
Store and Dwelling. IS.

r ~ LOT H5XllO. 3 n 5.l3
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 4 1906. At
O'CLOCK P. NJ, y
on tho premises. we will offer the abtogva
property ct auction.
4 The store is occupied by an exceuentl
tenant OF long standing, paying $40 pen
year. and the dwelling above. With fous
rooms and bath, is now occupied by|
owner, who has been offered IS peg
month for the fiat. A good investments!
TERMS-Announced at sale, Is
GREEN Is Redo. Auctioneers. 4, \
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located West Broad street property, haV-
ing broad frontage OF ninety feet on
the south side OF Broad, between Bel
vldcre and Pine Streets.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated June
q, 1900. duly recorded in the clerks Office
of Richmond Chancery Court, In D. B.
les A. page 16l, which was given to Sc
cure the payment Of n certain sum OF
money therein mentioned and default
having been made In the payment Of q
part thereof. and being directed by the
beneficiary SO to do, shall offer for
sale nt public auction, upon the premises,
- TUESDAY, JUNE u. 1905 +,
at $50 O. clock P. NJ, the above described i
The rR lot adjoins the property Of the
r.. II. and p Railroad at Elbn Statlon.
fronting ninety feet on the south SIDE OF
Broad Street and extends back bet"een
pnrnllel lines OF Irregular depth TO a WIGS
public alley. ron-
erty'and Is bound to steadily enhance IN
value. =, cole
MI taxes ~ any, TO day OF sale. ana the
ann, ~ 5000 with interest from Decent
bcr ~ 1905, the balance upon a credtt OF
n nne 1 md Two years with interest from
dny of sale, the deferred payments 70 ~, ~
secured by deed OF trust upon stn ~ =
nroncrty. or oil cnA ut. ~ option OF INC
purchaser. r. T. SUTTON. trustee. 7
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BY ]. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

pu1LIc AUCTION SALE b
.-OF A. dssF Sss
Desirable CANDLES Hill Corner Apart.
No. 900 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
NO. sos EAST BYR6 STREET. T.
BY direction Of the owner. who M
str,icts sale, even at q GREAT sACRiS
THtURspAY, June 7TH'' At $50 - 4
O'CLOCK. 5s
tho real estate above referred to. Tho
detached apartment building. No. 800
South Fourth Street. consisting Of three
extra attractive and conveniently ar.
ranged apartments. having all outsldo, ,
rooms facing the street. Tho first fiat
contains five rooms and the second and !
third six rooms each. All have INSTANT
tancous heaters gas ranges, porcelain
baths, ample full rooms. elegant so-foos}
side porches, concrete back yard. oxoelsl
lent neighborhood; and fS&
iMM EDiATELY THEREAFTER Ss
We will sell No. 905 Eaat Byrd Street. an
entirely modern detached brick dwelling
of seven rooms. and every modern cons
venience sS n
Sale positive. A great bargain may bes
expected. sEsaA 3sE
TERMs-Extra liberal Five per cent. <
on deferred payment. Nj
J. B. ELAN & CO.. Auctioneers. n