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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
WEEK AT BosrocK's.
Dancing Bear Has at Last Got
Dress 70 S11it

Fatna. the Russian dancing bear. will
be the feature for next weeks attractions
In Bostock's Wild Animal Arena, in Idle.
wood. Miss Fatrna was to make her debu,
here several days age. but the, ctat6saes
which had been prepared for ner per-
1ormanccs were not quite fitted to her
Sastidious tastes, and she has been sulk-
ing in her private dressing room ever
since her arrival. Local drcss1nnk ers
have, however. overcome the many intri-
cate difficulties OF these costumes, and
Miss Fatma will mako her initial bow to
Richmond audience Monday afternoon.
md after that twice daily,
In doing her various steps F'atma takes
herself very seriously, and really seems
10 believe she Is premier danseuse OF
the Opera de La Paris. and when the au-
diences Shrek with laughter 1t sounds
Ike the highest applause to tho Russian
dancer. and she does few moro steps.
In addition to Fatma. the program next
week will include La Belle Aurora, who
has recovered from her injuries suffi-
sientiy to resume her lion dance with the
same four lionesses, including. Alice ana
Queenie. the latter being the one who
20 viciousiy tore the arm of the dancer
Rinaido and his lions, Paul Spessardy
and his bears. Miller and his polar bears,
and Mile. Marcella, with her mixed
group, Will constitute the bill for the
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
JOCKEY GARNY
TR|PL|CATE s
Phil Finch Broke Down in the
Fourth and Is Through
Racing.

& NEW ORLEANS. La, January 1S.-Ph!l
Finch broke down in the fourth race at
City Park to-day, and it Is feared that
he may not race again, With him out,
only two horses We're left in the race.
Jockey Garny rode three winners. sum
maries:
First race-five and half furlongs-
Miss Leeds a to 81 first. Lady Carol GO
to y second. Favorta Q2 to y third.
Time, Loo SO.
Second race-seven ongs-Emergency
Il to . first. Ohyesa go to u second, ST.
Valentine 6 to y third. Time, Los 20.
Third race-sx furlongs-Rickey (3O to
y first. Lens g to 81 second, Penrichin
Us to . third. Time, 10 So.
Fourth race-mile and an eighth-C,lori-
fer e to ~ first, Obicular as to 81 second,
Phil Finch "a to 81 broke down. Time,
100.
Fifth race-fve furlongs: seliins-Bell
OF tho Bay AS to ~ first Tichimingo
Is to u second. Odd Trick co to y third.
Time. 100 s-5. fj5ss
Sixth race-mile and sixteenth; SELL
ing.-Dr. McCluer Is to y first, Dcvout Cs
to 81 second, Lacache GO to y third. Time,
las IS.
Seventh receive furlongs; selling-Gold
Proof % to 10Y first, Come On Sam e to
y second. Jed Grillo Clio to u third. Time,
100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Thoroughbred News and Notes.

At meeting of the board of dtreo
tors OF the Saratoga Racing Associa-
ton on Monday, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing wear.
President Francis r. Hitchcock: vice.
President. Harry Payne Whitney; Sec,
rotary and Treasurer. Andrew Miller
Among the three-year- which
have been entered for the new Coney
Island Jockey Club stakes of $4,000.
which closed last night, are Elec-
tioneer. tho Futurity winner: J.. c.
Core. Frank Gill. McCarter, Sewell.
Montgomery, Ethon, Water Pearl, Con.
Vile. Charles Edward. Kentucky Beau,
w. II. Daniel. Miniota. Tourenne, Don
Enrique, Smiling Tom and Okenite,
When the nominations are all in tho
total will probaly be close to 100.
Eugene Finnegan, the steeplechase
Jockey. has signed contract to ride
for the Bonnie Brook stable this sea-
son. Finnegan is one OF the best
cross-country riders on the Eastern
tracks.
Lucien Lyme. the jockey. who rode
In England one season for James r.
1leene, Is planning to go abroad again
to ride for we'll known English
owner. Lyme came to New York yes
terday to close tho contract.
Tho program has been announced
for the twenty-sixth annual race
meeting Of the Country Club at Brook
line. Mass, on Juno 13th 18th and 18th.
1t includes sixteen races. There will
DO the customary fiat races to open
each days sport, winding up with the
cross country events. On the opening
day, the Dukes cup and the challenge
cup will be the steeplechase fixtures.
with the st. Botolph and the Myopia
on tho following Saturday. For the
holidays there will be the Mlddlesex
steeplechase. the National hunt cup
and the great event of the meeting,
tho Country Club grand annual steeple-
chase. Preliminary entries will close
May 18th for all races except the st.
Botolph. Myopa and Middlesex stee-
plechascs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
CANS TO TRAIN
YOUNG CORBETT
Defeated Pugilist to Have An
other Try at Tommy
Murphy.
SIDE BET TO BE $4,000
Murphy's Manager Accepts Pro-
position and Has Posted
$500 as a Binder.
SIDE BET TO BE $4,000

NEW YORK. January 1S.-Thanks
to tho sporting blood Of Joe Cans. the
worlds champion lightweight pug,llst.
Young Corbett is to have another
chance to test his ability in the ring
with Harlem Tommy Murphy. Tho
details OF the new match are not as
yet completed. but the more important
matters have already been settled
Strangely enough the whole matter
hinges on Cans. The great negro
1lghter has become so popular among
the Western fight promoters that his
influence alone is regarded as OF guffi-
Client Importance to carry the bout to
completion. Cans came out yester-
day with "a statement to the effect
that he believed that Young Corbett
could put Tommy Murphy away in
longer fight than six rounds. and said
that he would be willing to train Cor
bett himself in order to prove it. He
said:
from the reports of the fight that
/ got. 1 believe that Young Corbett was
the better man, despite the fact that
he was bested by Murphy. Corbett is
a wonderful fighter, and 1 think that
with the proper kind of training he
VIII be much better than he was that
right j will ask Manager Riley, of
the Casino Athletic Club at Tonopah,
New, to match the two boys to a finish
ana am so certain that Corbett Will
win this fight that 1 will put up $1,000
against a similar amount from
Murphy"
This statement was Immediately
communicated to Johnny Oliver Muir
phys manager. and he consented to
another fight without delay In fact,
he was anxious for the battle. and
Immediately posted $500 through
Jimmy Buckley, to show that he was
willing to take up the bet by Cans.
When Cans heard OF this he said he
would be pleased to arrange the match.
and as soon as he has communication
with Young Corbett he will close the
match.
Cans said that II the deal was ac-
complished he world himself un-
dertake to train Young Corbett, be-
cause ne believes that he can make
him as strong as he was when he de-
feated Terry McGoyern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
SHEPPARD VS.. PARSONS.
Two Crack Runners Will Meet in
New York February ed.

NEW YORK. January B.-Eh Parsons,
the crack Yale runner. and Melville Shep-
pard the star OF the 1rish-American Attn
Ietic Club. will both start from scratch
in the 600-yard race In the Irish Club
games at the Garden, February I'd.
It is the ambition OF sheppard to break
the record at this distance. He tried it
at Celtic Park last summer. and came
within one-fifth of second of doing it.
He tried it again at the American Ath-
letic Union games in the Garden last Oc-
tober. but was interfered with and thrown
off his stride. Parsons beating him out at
the finish. 1t was a great race, and the
young men are determined to make the
struggle of their lives when they meet
again.
More than 400 entries, comprising most
of the great athletes now in training In
this country, are entered for the games.
Included in the list are the greatest men
at the weights and the fastest men at the
sprints. middle-dst and distance
runs. The seven strongest men at the
weight in training will be seen in the
"ffty-slx," the eight-pound ana
the sixteen-pound shot. Thus far the
entries for these events include John
Flanagan, Dick Sheridan, Simon Gillies.
John Mccarthy and John Burke. Dennis
Morgan, tho giant of the New York Ath-
letic Club, is confident he will win out
IN the twenty-eight and sixteen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
FIGHTERS UNABLE
TO GET TOGETHER
Bozelli Unwilling to Accept the
Proposition Made Last
Night by Coplin.

That kid Coplin wants to step into
the rored ciSele against some one. and
that that some one cannot as vet. be-
found in Richmond, was proved beyond
shadow OF a doubt last night. when
Joe Bozelli, local fighter, refused to
entertain proposition that seemed fair
and square in every detail.
The hackers and manager OF Bozelli
had arranged to meet the hackers Of
tho kid" last night, and to sign agree
ments for a bout. They had advanced
a proposition that they would put up a
forfeit of $50, which, IL Bozeli entered
the ring. was to go as a side bet ana be
surety for another $50. which. With a
like forfeit and n side bet of $50 on the
part of Copln's hackers, was to make
up purse OF $50.
Bozelli's hackers did not put in their
appearance. One of Bozelli's friends
was on hand. however, and he agreed
to put up the forfeit and side bet of $50.
but, as he knew nothing of the hacker
of Bozeli. he could not guarantee tho
other $50. Copln then offered to let
Boaelli put up only the s25 as forfeit and
slide bet against $50, tho winner to take
ali Rozelli refused to consider this,
saying that he would fight only a divi-
sion Of 40 per cent, and 60 pu, cent.
Coplln wanted to fight With the under
standing that the winner was to take all,
but finally offered to fight on division
OF 80 per cent. and 70 per cent Bozelli
likewise refused this proposition, and tho
matter was called off.
Coplin is willing and anxious to ar
range II bout With any one. but he has
not yet found an opponent willing to
meet him. A proposition will be made
to-day for the consideration of George
Herbert who has been dickerips for /,
fight for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
BRENT WINNER IN
MATCH WITH LANG.
Richmond Skater Beats Maryland.
Champion in Fast Race on
Rink Here.
FORD WON IN PRELIMINARY
FORD WON IN PRELIMINARY
Australian Pursuit Race To
Night Will Be Interesting
Sporting Event.

Another regular Friday night crowd
jo,irneyed to the big roller rink at Idle
wood last night to SEQ the contest be-
tween John Brent. tho local favorite and
Charles Lang. OF Baltimore. who were to
go against each other in the ne-mile race
for the championship OF the two States.
Not one was disappointed. From begin
ming to end 1t was one Of the prettiest
contests ever seen on the local rink. and
lap was run. While Brent won the con-
test Lang need not feel ashamed Of his
exhibition. 1t was u pretty contest, and
both youngsters deserve much credit.
The time, $40. Is considered exceptionally
fast for "a thirteen-lap track, and both
youngsters fairly sailed around the big
rink, whitfield the corners like shots. and
kept the big crowd in an uproar from
start. to finish Lang fell on the last lap
but Brent WAS leading by IL SAFE margin.
The preliminary event between the To-
cal youngsters was also a neat little 20,
and the boys put up race that was very
creditable. Ford won the contest In 1898.
The notwithstanding pictures were much
enjoyed. and kept the big crowd in
happy frame OF mind after the contests.
the police refusing to allow them befor.
the races.
Tonight Lang and Priddy. his trainer,
will race Brent and Newbcrry In an Aus
fralian pursuit race that promiseS to be
one OF the most interesting sporting
events of the season. The race will v!r-
tualiy develop into an endurance con-
test. and Lang's ability as a long distance
skater Was made manifest in tho recent
six-hour tournament in Baltimore. when
he went eighty miles in the al
iotted time. Brent has been training con-
sistenfiy for these events, and is in fine
tettle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
ALL HANDS FLOCK
TO All. OF TERRY.
More Than $1,000 Already Con.
tributed for the Little
Fighter.

NEW YORK. January 1S.-That the
benefit to Terry McGovern to be held in
Madison Square Garden on January ed
Is going to be success, financially and
otherwise is proved by the fact that
more than $1,000 in cash has already been
received from various sources, and that
such boxers as Kid Mccoy. Tom Sharkev.
Joe Cans, Tommy Murphy. Kid Lavigne,
Willi9 Fitzgerald George Dixon, Willie
Lewis, Matte Baldwin, Young Corbett,
Honey Melody and Jimmy Gardner have
volunteered their services.
George Rothner Frank Gotch Ernest
Rober, John Piening, Leo Pardello and
Tom Jenkins are n few of the wresters
who will be seen on tho mat. while the
Theatrical part of the entertainment will
be contributed by well-known actors and
actresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
FIVE NEW CHARTERS.
The Corporation Commission Au-
thorizes Business Concerns.

The State, Corporation Commission
has Issued the following charters:
:. southern Warehouse Corporation.
Norfolk H. G, S!nithers. secretary and
treasurer: a: j. Jones. C. w. HarrelI---
az OF Norfolk. Capital, maximum $s5,-
700; minimum, $4,000. Objects; To
carry on the business of warehousing
in all Its branches.
the Disciples of Christ Jamestown
Building Corporation, Norfolk. II. RI.
Steed, j. G.. Holiday. secretary; r. ri.
Walker--ali of Norfolk. Capital, nlaxi-
mum. $4,000; minimum $1,000. OBJ
jects: Erect building at Jamestown Ex-
position for display OF literature and
promoting the Church of the Disciples
of Christ.
Peoples Bank of Rocky Mount. Va.
Gnc.). Rocky Mount. G.. o. McAlexan.
second vice president; G. j. Davis.
cashier: ~. r. Angle. presidents; ]. NJ
Williams, G. J. Shoaf. first 2ice-presi-
dent; Randolph Perdue-all of Rocky
Mount. Capital. maximum. $60,000;l
minimum. 100000 Objects: Banking
business.
Block Turner Millinery (Inc), Riah-
mond. Va. Hattie Block. PRESIDENT:
Lizzie Turner, secretary and treasurer:I
Emily *. Turner--all OF Richmond, Va.
Capital maximum. 100000; minimum,
$4,000 Objects: Millinery business I'M
all It's branches.
Tho Hotel Windsor Corporations.
Newport News. j. u. Warren, prosi-
\; ". GiIdner, '1r.. sreasurar; . 4.
Ballentine, A.. l.. Evans. Q. j. Britting-l
ham. c, A Ashby--all OF Newport News.
Va CAPITAL, maximum, 100000; mtni-l
mum, $4,000 Objects: Hotel bustnessS'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
To Have Skating Rink.
Ispseial e The Times-p lspatch.)

cLAREMON'r, VA. January 1s.-A
Dendron for the purpose of erecting
a hall to be used for lodge purposes
and as a skating rink The officers are:
er, vice. president; Juddie James, Sec
retary;tand the directors are: DR. Park
err, August Deerng. G, A. Rowand
site for the new building is back Of
the Baptist Church, and the erection
will be in charge of a building COM
mittee. consisting of l.. w. James, Au-
gust Deering and DR.. Parker, All in
terested In 1t are business men of Den
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Supreme Court of Appeals.

In the Supreme Court of Appeals tho
following business was disposed OF
yesterday.
Southern Railway vs. Clarke. Fully
argued by William Leigh for planting
in error and Julian Meade for defendant
in error, and submitted.
WILCOX and others vs. Wilcox and
others. Argued by Stuart G.. Christian
and George L. Christian for appellants
and John A. Lamb and Samuel A. An
derson for appellees, and submitted
Penn Iron Company, Ltd, by. etc.
VS.. w. r. Trigg Company ct ais Partly
argued by George Bryan for PLAINTIFF
In error, and continued.
Next cases to be called: Jenkins ct
ais VS.. Rhodes ct ais. Berkeley Street
Railway Company VS.. simpson, Norfolk
and Western Railway Company VS..
Wilkinson ct al, Richardson VS.. Jones.
vs.. Lvnchburg Shoe Company. being
Nos. &c, %. 2S. % and 80 on argument
docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
LEAGUE MEETING.
Session to Be Held in Richmond
on February 9th.

at Murphyf''s Hotel on Wednesda v fer.
noon, February 9TH, to elect officers
for tho next year and to appoint a.
schedule committee.
served and nd box Party viii be w, sive ea
at one of the theatres
Mr. lake Wells, president lof the
league, will probably be elected to
succeed himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Daily Court Record
Hastings Court.

eases tried yesterday--J. ~. Brsd-
sHaW, indicted for shooting, was con /.
weed Of assault and fined $40.
l liam Brown. larceny, convictedj
ment, Is ON trial
Law and Equity Court.
Case on triaI-S,,tt ~ ,rbon,o. ~
Barry, vs. City Of Richmond again oo~
cup,ed the attention Of the court yes.
terday. Nearly $4,000 In damages are,
Claimed by the plaintiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
$4,000 for Hampton School.

BOSTON. MASS, January 1s.-Hamp-
ton Institute is left 5000 by the will Of
the late Louisa b. Brown. gust prohated
here. The sum Is left for fund. to be
known as the George p. Brown scholar
ship. a total Of 10000 is given away In
public requests by the will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

Manager Whitman announces that here
after the Lake Alleys will offer two
prize-nights. instead of one. as hereto
fore. Any bowler making 100 or more
In goosepins will be entitled to roll both
Tuesday and Thursday nights for the
prize. This is very liberal offer for the
Lake Alleys, and they no doubt will be
largely attended by the local bowlers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Walsh Indicted.

s CHICAGO, ILL, January ls,-John II.
Walsh, former president of tho Chicago
National Bank, was indicted to-day by
the Federal grand jury for alleged mis-
management OF the funds of the bank.
The indictment contains lSa counts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
PHILADELPHIA GIRL
WEEDS noted WHIP.
Miss Virginia orne Becomes the
Bride of John Richard
Townsend.

NEW YORK, January 1s,-People in So
ciety were somewhat surprised to-day at
receiving cards announcing, the marriage
on Wednesday of Miss Virginia Orne,
DAUGHTER of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin orne,
Of Philadelphia to John Richard Town
send, Of this city.
The wedding took place very quietly at
the home Of the Rev. DR.. Robert Coli
yer, in this city, In the presence Of a
few relatives and intimate friends. among
whom were the parents Of the bride;
Mrs. j. Lawrence Townsend, mother of
the bridegroom; Mrs. Eugene M. Cole,
his sister; Nylmot L. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Henry Hartman. Robert l.. Gerry,
Robert Goelet and Charles Coster. who
was best man.
This Is Mr.. Townsend's second mar
riage. His first wife, who was Miss Pau
limo Onativia, obtained a divorce from
him In Newport r. T., nearly two years
ago. with the custody of their son.
Mr.. John r. Townsend is a member of
Orange County Hunt with kennels at
The Plains, Va, and has lately waged n
bitter war for the Piedmont hunting
country with Harry w. Smith. master of
Grafton and associate master of Pied
mont,
q. = va X /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
WILL ATTEMPT TO
BREAK RECORD
Wesley w. Goe, of Michigan.
May Try for Championship
With Shot.

If the plans of the management are
realized one of tho most Interesting en-
trants for the indoor track meet to be
held in the Horse Show Building on
the night of January 18th will be Wcs-
ley w. Coe. of Michigan University, the
champion shot-putter of the world with
the siXteen-pound shot, who will try here
to break the worlds record for the
twelve-pound shot.
Coo made his world record-49 feet and
6 inches-with the sixteen-pound shot at
the worlds Fair OF Portland, Oregon.
where he much distinguished himself by
his athletic prowess. The record for the
twelve-pound shot is held by Ralph
Rose. and this record Coe. is determined
to beat. His attempt will DO one of the
most spectacular and interesting of the
many spectacular and interesting events
of the track meet
Virginia Entries.
The University of Virginia will be well
represented here. Captain Randolph, of
the University track team, will try for
the high Jump and hurdles; Rector for
sprints; Marbury, for spirits and the 440-
yard dash; Bosher, for the SS0-yard dash
and for the mile run. and fifth man
will be selected by trial for the weights
Captain Randolph says that it is hard
to tell just what material will be turned
out this year. but he thinks the indica-
tons arc that the Varsity will be repre-
scented by q faster track and better
weight team than they have had hereto
fore. He expects that the University will
join that department of the Intercolle-
gate Athletic Association which will
place tho University In competition with
the track teams of all the large Northern
colleges.
The men who did successful work on
the track last year are A. C, Randolph
lcaptain), high Jump and hurdles;
Marbury, sprints and relay; McIlwaine,
sprints and relay: Plnck relay;
fletcher, relay; O. d. Randolph, hurdles
NAPLES, 440 and relay; McNagny. $50.
Bosher. mile; Harwood, two miles;
Smith, the holder of the 220 record 1t
Virginia. was not an applicant last
season, but Is expected out this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
DEEP RUN HUNT.
Hounds Will Meet This After
noon ar BROOK Store

The Deep Run Hunt Club will meet this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Brook Store,
The regular weekly reception will he held
ct, the, club-house at O'Clock. with the
following ladies receiving. Mrs. Andrew
Lucy puhrlng. Miss Mary Buforl, Miss
IRerEsrd Cooke and Miss Caroline Arm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Virginia
Trust Company
No. s22, Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company will act as Elk.
ecutor or Trustee under your will,
qualities as Administrator, Guar
dian, etc. Acts as Registrar and
Transfer Agent Of Bonds and
Stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
YOUNG PEOPLES
LEAGUE FORMED
Amateurs and Athletics Pitted
Against Each Other Last
Night.

The Young Peoples League opened the
season at tho Lake Alleys last night.
when tho Amateurs and Athletics were
pitted against each other. Both teams
put up good game, and the series was
won by the Athletics by only 104 majority.
These two teams are very evenly matched
and are made up entirely of the younger
set.
The next game will be played by these
two teams next Friday night at these
alleys. Tho following ire the scores and
playerS:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
KELLY COMING.
Sturdy Sailor Will Go in Train-
ing at Once.

ing at Once.
Sailor Kelly is expected here next week.
and will at once start training for his
match with Joe Grant. the clever wrestler
from Baltimore. Mr.. James Mum, Kelly'a
manager. has been in communication with
the sturdy sailor lad. and said yesterday
that he was confident that Kelly would
be able to throw Grant within an hour.
Grant has not as yet announced the data
for the wrestling match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

hampton
un
This the second tine that feheweght have after
rounds having been sion "a year
has
il neht has a work Sin the ring
nah has time
the
The
with some o the world
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

AT the request of the executors OF
at public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1907. AT s
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the above described property. The
dwelling is two stories and basement,
contains seven rooms. bath, etc., be-i
sides. detached brick kitchen, with four
rooms; lot 40 feet inches NY 1875 feet
located. always rents readily, and will /
make desirable home. or q good-pay-l
ing investment.
TERMS-Liberal. and announced al
JOHN T. GoDDIN & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

THAT SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
OF THIRD, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. KNOWN AS NO.
ZIG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Auction Sales Future Days
BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE