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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
IONA HAWK HUNT
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Browning
Prove Themselves Charming
Hosts.

ORANGE. VA. January cs.-The Tom
aaawk HUNT Club % Orange Va. was
'hafiningr entertained Saturday after
noon ny Mr.. and Mrs Robert Frovrfa--
~ their hosnitabIe home. Dakler aft.r
81 deishtf-i rln NJ about i've miles over
as pretty hunting country as can be
found in tnis section % Piedmont Viz
kinla- which ~ now noted for US SOD
heia- NotWit1sta ding fte heavy rain
az Friday ulght. the going. on the whole.
was excellent. and wac due 20 the I'm
duistng section traversed and the fact
that practically every rod covered was
old sod. Hounds were thrown in hy
TIE master. wallace Sanford IN the Oil
pasture neld east 81 Tho overhead bridge
on the Southern Railroad. abuut one mile
from the town 81 Orange. and took
course almost due west and parallel with
the south west Mountains for about three
miles. travcrsing the lands ~ Browning.
Li.lard aud ktnzer then circiinR towards
aDc tuto The main portion Of the Oakley
estate ana making 4 circle around The
mansion ~ about q milo and hale.
winding Up ur tno lawn. where "a hearty
welcome awaited the Joyous Cders.
A beautiful feature ~ the hunt was
thai from atart 10 nris1 u was practi-
HAD previously secured corr fna nding
position ON "a cleared I'LL overlooking tire
surrounding territory.
Those riding were Wallace Sanford.
on Mohawk Miss Ellie Sanford. on
Stalker. L. J.. ShennOn. on Red Devil.
Or. T. n. Harris. on Rob Roy August
N hftHf't7oee on rfANGle NJ III d. -
RuKetts. on HavcA. r. %. Lyme on
Cooex. Manlcy Carter. or Rex.
The house was tasrefully decora ted.
the colors being pink and white wfth
drawn shades. and the elegant breakfast
served demonstrated the ability OF Mrs.
Browning as charming hostess BE
sides the above named riders the fol-
lowing guests made merry. Misses
Lucille Carter Eugie Grymes. Carrie
Bruce Morton. Ellie shelton. Julia New
man. Keta Graham. sadie Armstrong.
Miss Thoruhiii. Mcsdaues Roht. Brown
ing. n. O. LINE Alex. Browning. Wcster
Johnson. J T. Long. Judson Browning.
:. -. Browning and the following gen
uemen, W. :. GRIMES. II Green Shack
eiford. Professor n. p Berkley. Robert
Browning and 4. r. Browning.
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PROPERTY Transfers

Richmond-Richmond Paper Manufactur-
ing Company incorporated 20 the Trsdega r
Company Incorporated. 400 feet on tia
James River ard Ksnawhs Canal. and run
ming back 20 James River. $1,000
James H Drake, special commissioner. to
Estelie p. Resale Y. Madden /. Leo b.
Josephene and Francis T.. Kain. - feet on
east lire Of ~. John Street 81 feet south Of
1871 Street, $3.50
L. J. Chestwood and wife 60 Emma NJ.
Anderson. ~ 7-J2 feet on east line % Twen-
ty-sixth Street. 50 Is feet south OF T street.
$500.
Margaret d Pace 20 Hermann Rec man. %
feet east line OF Rowland Street. 11qA
feet north OF Hanover Street. $50
Henrioo-James T. Sloan to Allie Chill
drey. lots Nos 6 and II in block II. plan OF
Brookisnd Park Addition. $500.
Home Building Company. perpetual 20 p
r. Brown. lots Nos. and In block j.,
plan u Brookland Park. f9o-
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TROPHY WENT
To VIRGINIA

The official count--which reckoned on
first. second. third and fourth places
instead Of only first. second snd third
gives first honors IN the track meet on
Saturday night 10 the University Of
Virginia, and that institution was ac-
COrdingly awarded the handsome silver
cup offered "a trophy by Hickman
& White. OF Washington. The Tniver-
sitv Of Virginia by this counting scored
fifteen points. second place being held
hv George Washington University. with
fourteen points
OWING TO the lateness OF the hour
no official count was made Saturday
night. and none OF the officials could be
seen Sunday and asked on what basis
they would make their reckoning.
The Nirginians were awarded the
trophy, and they went away feeling
highly proud % having won drst place
against so large a field. George Wash
ington m ssed a tie by only one point
In that case the cup would have been
awarded TO George Wa shinEton, as that
institution entered only i've events,
while Virginia was entered for six
Following are. the points scored BY
cnCl school.
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Names for New Yachts

NEW YORK January 2S.-CoIonei r.
). iiecker,s new i4O-foot steel stea,,l
yacht building az the Seahurv vvori,s
Morris Heights. Will be named tbe
Halcyon
Mr.. G II. x. Curtis's new 175-foot
seer steam yNcnt also building ut the
donna.
The steam Yacht Revolution. Mr.. r.
AngGstus Heinze. IS out on the marine
turbine engines with which sbo WIS
fitted have been removed. The work M
changing the stern OF the vessel so as
IS progressing nicely. The Yacht viii he
equipped with Seahury triple expansion
engine and two new Seabury safety
water tube boilers, as previously an
nOumced.
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In execution OF two DEGREES OF tina
Richmond ChauceTy Court. entered on
the 18th and 26th OF January. 1901 IN
brook. etc, and two other suits heard
Herewith. we Will. "a special commits :
sioners thereby appointed. proceed To
sell. by public auction. In front OF Hem
rico Court House, on
SATURDAY. THE ID DAy OF FEBRU<
AIRY. 1907. AT . O'CLOCK NJ.
the above mentioned real estate. q plat
OF which can be seen az the once %
the auctiOneers. who will give any in@
formation that may be desired.
TERMs-One- fourth cash: balance nv
three equal Instruments. PAYABLE al e.
- and IS months from day OF sale. the
purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments. with interest
added. ana the title retained until tins
whole purchase money Is paid, and q.
deed IS ordered bv the conrt
GEORGE l. CHRISTIAN.
JOHN HOWARD Ir
Special Commissioners
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thar f. is equal 70 tho otho~ waters on
which oarSmeu try tnoir skill
hut there arc other points to poo con-
siperet. Tho jamestown EXPOSITION viii
H" ono Of the largest affairs % its kind
ever hold. Thousands ~ people VIII be-
nero. and 10 TIE oarsr0on WHO VIII row
ln th" races ~ the national association
lnern VIII 10 the added incentive u OK
AhtunE before larger crowds thau they
could secure anywhere else and the
ncwness Of the place and the novelty Of
"A change IN scenery would mean an
entry list much greater a- 20 figures and
equally ~ attractive as ro merit were
the race held elsewhere PhNadelnhfa.
Tor instance. which city is said % DE
trying "a secure the race for itself
Then the honor should he given fo
jamestown even II tha water lS q ltfIe
rough. considering the numerous attrrr-
lions. the fact that there are % De 50
many other exhibitions 81 athletic skill.
and the fact that there Will he the
greatest display or all sorts ~ water
sraft ever bcheld in this country. The
jamestown Exposition win he the great
est scene ~ athletic contests. perhaps.
ever seen In this part Of the world and
most 1ssurediy it would be well for the
National Association o. Amateur Oars
men % enter for her animal regatta
among the other numerous competitions.
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HAMPTON ROADS WATER TOO
ROUGH, OARSMEN DECLARE
Opposition Develops Holding Great National Regatta
at jamestown Observation-Disclosures Not Valid
in Several Respects

According % IS. S. Qmziey. the great
sports writer. considerable opposition has
developed against holding the next an-
rl-al regatta ~ tho National Association
- Amateur oarsmen ln connection with
~" d .'nesto"n Exposition. Tho rr'n-
c.Iei direction seems 90 De- that the Nir-
sfhia waters are considered too rough
inr sn'h rowing and that they are too
open t7 wind ami mild squalls ono
Ciirs-nan. who claims 10 have rovred iu
sinia waters. declares that he does
nor know % any place about James
town whore there might Do safety in
rowing Two Gays OUT ~ tho average
week. and that the water IS always
cnoppy. n not hiiowv
'f course the water Of Hau.nto-
Roads IS salt. and SALE water is usually
much rougher than fresh water But
to say that IL is ch0Du-- or hiIowv two
DAYS out ~ the average week is going
hit f4-. FOR Hampton Roads. consid-
crnE rs size. is pretty well protected.
In spring and summer the water NAV
lie found smooth enough for safe rowing
much oftener than two DAYS our ~ the
average week and the racing may lie
fairly satisfactory
james River satcr NAV 10 disad-
Ntntt geous in many respects. and there
is no one who viii 20 50 far as 90 state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
TWO STATE LEAGUE
FOR THE CAROL INAS
-. Z. 4. - - - !.

Il.
Tho scheme 20 organic "a two state
baseball league. 20 consist 81 clubs rep-
resentlng the principal cities OF North
and South Carolina fnds much favor
here. and has created q great deal or
enthusiasm Asheville for tie past
TWO seasons las been without p repre-
sentative baseball team. bur to. game
" ben played here. either hv bnCal or
visiting teams. has Invariably bc,en we'll
patronized. and there is g. general frrnres-
sion among local enthusiasts that a
league such as contemplated could be
maintained on paving basis and
ASheville would uncoub tcdlv make "a
strong hid for membership in the
league.
90 is thought here that the corlbiua-
ZION propose d--S partanburg. GreenviIo
'narlotte. Anderson. Laurcns. I-nion.
Chester and Ashevlllo would be a
ftrong aggregation. and meets with an
tire approval here
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Big Nine" in Harmony.

CHICAGO. ILL. January 2S.-Com-
pllcations IN the football relations OF
thA colleges forming the Big Nine"
brought about by efforts TO "refOrm"
the game. were swept away Saturday
night by the announcement OF a
representatives Of the Universities Of
Michigan. Minnesota. Wisconsin and
Chfcago The contract was made pub
lie nv the University Of Chicago senate.
with the issuance Of the new treaty
also came the announcement OF foot
ball games among the four colleges for
the next four years. Michigan and
Wisconsin are 10 renew their Old-time
rivalry with Chicago. and Michigan and
Minnesota are to bury the Ratchet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Turf and Track Notes.

Foxhau Keene has entered his hunter
Prophet II. in this years Liverpool
Grand National. The gelding is trained
by Joseph Cannon.
Harry Payne Whitrey's Burgomaster
is one OF those not declared. hence eli
gible. in the $50. 600 Eclipse Stakes. run
a SandOwu Park I'm July.
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PrOspects q League


no 'iN'r team managers and captains
sre ~.-' making strenuous Efforts o.
bring Together winning aEgrceltiou ~
baseball PLAYERS. and things look bright
t0r tr0 whole state League
several changes have been made
gnnrE tne rHa ntRer9 clark ~ Norfolk
fas gone fo NOanoFe. and Nckovftt ~
lrr-hhurr. has laft for Dauviue Bob
Fender VIII 80 20 NorfniF ard Charlie
Alnss vlI he on the lockout TOT the in
tnr ISIS ~ Portsmouth,. Grim eo wei
Known among 1l lowers ~ haschaI in
fl.- para ~ NirEinie. win continue at
rho head NJ tho Lvnohburr = --eeatfo-.
anl. Win tho pick 81 lis men - last
VIII endeavor 80 plt o3t another
vs. -r'rr f-aw
Everything lz pro0iti0-z for rho season
~ 1900 and lU the managers and
owners are lp0sfuE fO~7va rd ~ sias-ntnr-
fnE SUCH "a league ts win compare favor
aol nitH ana 30 the minor leagues ~
fnr country. Great success attended the
league ieet year. and the fans --lF soc
60 a. than thr "n'thr lI~re-- nnrc q -r,-
20 naeirtafn the hl=n srandars rea, ned
ls-f se1s 1n.- aVii- even 20 survasz shat
stand ~ VII be forthcoming ia the
gate rareirtc
Salaries wi pc raised. ana with good
money Tor good men. There should DO
every cpporturiry or getting together
such ar aggregation ~ mines bro rhe N-ir-
Ef-.H state Isr s-le as will keep on fnr-7.
tho eyes ~ tne big league manages and
captains
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IS ENTITLED TO PAY
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS

CINCINNATI. OHIO. January 2s.-Ths
birmingham Ala. Club. IN the Southern
League. owes Player Moore salary from
April TO- 1905 when the season opened
until his release on April %. 1905. ac-
cording to a decision announced by the
National Baseball Commission to-day
The player had. appealed 10 tho commits
Sion from an adverse decision by the
Rational BOARD OF Minor Leagues. and
his appeal IS sustained. the commission
declaring his entitled TO fifteen DAYS nay.
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Anderson's No. Recnrd

ST. AUGUSTINE FLA. January Is
"Willic' Anderson former open golf
champion. recently went around the
nine hole course here In IS. reducing
his own record by q stroke To was
ont in 30. and homo ln SO He ro-
Quired five each time for the eighth
hole-fSO yardS-hut had a two At tho
third-l95 yards-and tho Hfth--ffs
Yards. Tic also had hve "thrces" His
card was:
out .........f t2ss 1859 Las
In ...........f 40 5 &c f-~-S3-sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

The total number OF horses which ran
in fiat races IN England in 1906 was
S644, as against 1851 in 1906 Thirty
eight per cent. we're two-year- The
total money secured by winners was
about $4,000. 600 Owing TO the dim
Guilty in providing dates for meetings
already in existence, the English Jockey
club will not license any new course
unless il has a straight mile and proper
provision for long courses.
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UNIVERSITY WILL
PLAY GEORGETOWN

Virginia viii play with Georgetown
next fan. and Manager : B. Woods Of
tNe Virginia team. has closed with the
Washington University for q football
ga me on November 18th.
Tho other games have not vet been
arranged. but il is possible that there
viii be two new games-One with
Princeton at Princeton and one with
Sewamee in Richmond
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AUCTION SALE OF THAT SPLENDID
BRICK PROPERTY so. EAST
LEIGH STREET

on THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. 1907.
at : o'clock. we will offer at public
auction the above property. The dwell
ing If situated on tho best part Of
Leigh Street. is modern in construction.
with Hine rooms and all conveniences.
such as bath. etc The lot fronts %
feet by good depth to an alley. This
is a home or a good renter.
TERMS-Liheral. and az aaIe-
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Law and EQuitv Court.

In The case Of George y wood against
the CITY OF Richmond. a auft for damages.
the july sunno for the 6av was dis
charged and the trial OF The cause Get for
March an The postponement was due 70
the fact thar Attorney John a. Lamb. Wood s
counsel, was engaged IN try a case IN the
Henrico Circuit Court
Crencery proceedings. NJ T lucy against
i. Y. Hockaday. An injunction was grant
ed Affecting tho sale Of certain real estate
suit entered. j. y. Collins against Willie
Ffrnf L. mf. Al.
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GAILLARD AND BIG GROUP OF
LIONS APPEAR AT BOSTOCKS
JOSEF oAILIARn-

In
the steea
tmore
the trainer
be
and feuenH as
the NE caUd
them.
dancing
Is
49,
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Proceedings 81 the Supreme Court ~ An
peais Yesterday were as follows.
Davenport Davenport Argued by
James y. Guthrie for appellant and W NJ
Murreil for appellee and submitted
virginia Carolina Chemical Company vs..
Knight. Submitted on brief
GatewoOd Garrett Partly argued h,.
q p Haw FOR appellant and IT r Pollard
FOR appellee. and continued
Next cases 10 be called Jordan's admin
istrator vs. Richmond Home for Ola Ladies.
Tim beriake's Committee ~ ais vs. Moore
and others, Norfolk and Western Railway
Company Hickman. Southern Railway
Company ~ Stockton. and McCurdv substi-
tuted trustee. vs. O'Rouke-oeing Ms IS 70
40 on argument docket
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY
VIRGINIA. FRONTING ON THR
r.. r & p. r. r. JUST WEST osi
LAUREL STATION. THREE Off
THEM CONTAIN q ACRES EACH
AND ONE CONTAINS IS 44-zo0r
ACRES.
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Daily Court Record
Hustings Court

Thomas Johnson. indicted for murder ,as
tried by jury in the Hastings court yes
terooy. convicted 81 involuntary n,anslaugh-
LeE, ana gtNing ono year IN Jail ard IS fne
Johnson Fnof another negro near TIE Rose
neEk Brewery. unintsnconaily. but through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

nv virtue Of certain deed ~ trust.
dated December q. 1901. and OF record
IN the clerks Office Of HeuricO Circuit
Court. y. y. 1853 A. page s.. default hav-
Ing been made In the payment of certain
notes therein secured. I will sell by
public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. THE Dist OF JANUARY.
1907
az 2 o'clock p. NJ. property described in
said deed, as follows.
All that certain tract OF land lying and
being i'm the county OF Henrico. Va. on
the north side Of Charles city Road.
about seven miles from the city or Rich
Wond. and bounded as follows. on the
east hv Hornbowers estate. on the west
by WNdbore's estate. on the north by
tho White oak Swamp. and on the south
by the Charles city Road. containing one
hundred acres. moro or less
TERMS Cash as 70 expenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust. any taxes due and I'M
paid. and pay the SUM 81 1912. Balance
in equal instruments OF one and two
years. III. j.. DENOON.
Trrref
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Real Estate Auctioneevs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or WEST I
CARf STREET STORE. NO. 1895. AND !
LOT ADJOINING. AND LARGE VA
CANT LOT on NORTH SIDE CARY.i
NEAR LoMBARDY STREET.
In execution Of the decree Of the Law
and Equity Court Of the city OK Richmond. !
eeIrtered January "a. 1907. in the suit OF
9dargaret A War. guardian. We. John ~
belsfald and ais. tho undersigned Wilt
sell az public auction upon the premises.
on WEDNESDAY January 30. 1907. COM
mencing AT 4.30 z. NJ. IN tho order fnt-
lowing, that nice. weu-built frame store
ana lot on south side % Cary Street. near
w ashinEton Street. being no. 1876 Westi
Nary street beginning 50 feet - inches
east OF Washington Street. and fronting
- feet IL inches on said Cary Street
and running back between "a rallel linesj
~ rect 20 an alley IA feet wide. and the
lot adjoining same on the east havfrei
q frontage OF IS feet II Ia inches by
same depth. and which Is used in con-
nectlon with said store Also a larxss
vacant lot on north side o. Cary. begin
ming Al feet inches east o. IombartIy
street. ana running eastwardlv and 'front.'
ing on said Cary Street 50 feet inches
and extending back between raraiiei
lines northwardly 1876 feet 70 an alley Is
feet wide. All 81 this Is good real estate
n an improving neigh orhood. close to
Main street. and susceptible OF being
used 10 advantage for residences or bus
mess purposes.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at six
and twelve months for notes at six per
cent. and title retained BY court until,
fully paid or all cash. at option OF pur-
chaser
CHAS. y. WILLIAMS. JR.
=. RAND WEXFORD.
Special Commissioners.
7. F. p Winston. clerk OF the law and
Equity Court Of the city Of Richmond
hereby certify that the bond in said cause,
has been duly given.
P. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
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Tn execution OF deed 81 trust,
dated June 2. 1895. and recorded IN Hen-
rico Circuit Court T. u $40 A. page
157 I viii sell by auction AT THE
FRONT DOOR OF THE HEINRICH
COUNTY COURTHOUSE. on " EpNES-
DAY. JANUARY 80. 1907 AT IA
O'CLOCK NJ. the above mentioned tract
OF land. adjoining Blackburn Zones
20 ais. map Of the property can b
seen 10 once % auctiOneer
TERMS Enough IN cash 20 p9v cost
OF sale. any taxes that MAJ be due ard
two notes. one for SIS and one foe
81 500. with interest on same from Tur1
!. 1905, until paid tho residue AZ &
and - months, the credit payments 70
bear interest az per cent. and %
secured by trust deed.
a. r. POLLARD. Jr.
Trustee
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By Pollard a. Bagby
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE or FAR ar.
CONTAINING B2l5 ACRES. on
THE WEST SIDE OF THE HER.
MITAGE ROAD. ABOUT ONE
FOURTH OF MILE NORTH or
BOUD AIRS CROSSING. on THE a.
p AND +. r. r. WITH SMALL
DWELLING AND SEVERAL. OL-T-
BUILDINGS THEREON
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nv Fl. Seldom Taylor & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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Chancerv Court.
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Monie n. Chamiee qualified as adruinistrs
triN Of the estate 81 Robert +. Chamis'
Estate valued AZ $500
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BY !. T. Carnoal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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M1uSSIONERS SALE or WEST
CARY STREET STORE. NO. 1870. AND
LOT ADJOINING. AND LARGE VA
CANT LOT on NORTH SIDE CARY
War LOMBARDY STREET.
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CHAS. y. WILLIAMS. JR.
=. RAND WEXFORD.
Special Commissioners.

7. 2. p. Winston clerk OF the Law ana.
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond.
hereby certify that the bond in said cause
has been duly given.
2. p. WINSTON Clerk
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS
BY G.. /. & II. I. Denoon.
Auctioucers.
S2l East Main Street.
TRUSTEE 3 SALE
nE

TRACT OF LAND on NORTH SIDE OF
CHARLES CITY ROAD. CONTAIN
INC ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
MORE OR LESS.
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS

By Edward :. Rose Co. and Harrison e.
Grant.
Real Estate Auctionee-s.
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Auction Sales-This Dav.

Pr OUT salcsroon1s. No. 618 East rsroa,x.
street on second floor. commenting 49,
1870 o'clock. I'm lots % merchants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-16
NIcHoLs-PALMER
Among Presents is Partnership In
Fathers Business.

A. briefly noted In the Banner last
week. a very pretty wedding took
place AZ o'clock July 10. AZ SO East
18th street Brooklyn. n. v. the home
u the brides parents when Miss En-.
lie l.. Palmer. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis NJ Palmer. became the
bride OF Lester Hutchinson Nichols.
The house and large porch were beau.
tifully decorated with mountain laur.
81. palms. pink roses and sweet peas.
The officiating clergyman was Or Rob.
ert ket Of the Lewis Avenue Prcsby.
terrain church. pastor Of the bride
The maid Of honor was Miss Mabel
=. Palmer. sister OF the bride. and the
best man was George A. Nichols. cou.
sin OF the groom. The bride wore n
gown OF white chifonette and lace a
Ia Princess with veil and she carried
a shower bouquet OF liliesof ths valley
aud white roses The maid OF honor
was IN pink silk. carrying a bouquet
81 pink orchids. An orchestra station.
cd IN the cosey corner OF the reception
hall rendered Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
~ Au' hIluf uloN Tue AIth Nl ufl
father entered the parlor they were
met by the groom aud best man and
under a floral arch the contracting
parties were pronounced man and
wife. surrounded by the relatives
and n few friends The dining room
was under the supervision Of billiard
the caterer Who carried out the color
scheme In every detail aud who ser
we'd a very elaborate supper. The
presents were numerous and elegant
The groom upon his wedding day
was made the partner Of his father. r
l.. Nichols In the business which h.
will conduct In the future Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols are spending their honey
moon In Newport and the White Noun
taina.