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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor:
AUsTfx T.. CBoTHEfLs,
ofcecu county.
Per Comptroller
DR. JOSHUA ". HkkiN0i
Ofcarroli County.
fFor Attorney
ISAAC LOBE sTEAu@
OfBaifimoFe city.
For clerk ofthe Court of Appeals
q. &. MAGEODER.
OfPrinee Georges County.
Fer Chisf Judge o. the f'tnh Judicial Circuit
WILLIAM g. THOMAS.
Westminster.
For state SENATOR
JAMES Il. BKASHEAIts-
Per House OF delegates.
TnE0DOKE BRADY
GAs-AWAY DAW~yN.
e. AsHBf DfJttLIs
GEOR8ET. SIT kftAf.
For states Attorney:
NICHOLAS n. CREKN.
For sheria
JAMES r. WfLBIAMs.
For Judgee - tbe Orphans c0urf.
HENRY A. TYDfNGS.
WILLIAM M. ABBOTT.
JAMES Gf'sACh.
FOR County Commfsflo toner's
JUIIAS N. BEARD,
aRIFToS i. RID0uT.
- A.H4fiPisEI.
JAMES =. SMITH.
VT. Kills.
John n. WAfsDN.
iFor County Surveyor.
Il. HARDWOOD GREEN.
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MARYLAND Electric Railways Co.,

fNNNApOLIS SHORT LINE.J
Bids Will be received by the Maryland
Electric Railways Company ANNAPOLIS
short Line for the following:
Baggage Privilege and Carriage OF the
Mail.
Delivery Of Package Freight.
Delivery Of Freight 10 United states Naval
Academy, sc.
FOR fan particulars apply to
sHEI,LMAN y. BROWS,
sen q. r.. q r.. A..
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DeWltt's Little Early Risers, rens
ole little pills. Recommended By
Eeldmeyer Bros, Druggists
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Baltimore has nfty-two varieties 81
mosquitoes. almost as many as varie-
tles ~ pretty women
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BUTLER'S
The Ladies' Shop.
22S Main ST., Annapolis.
FALL OPENINGl
The Latest Things IN Millinery,
Ladies' and chiIdrens Hats
at Lowest Prices.

Ladies' and Childrene Hats
az Lowest Prices.
Hats trimmed FREEOF CHARGE.
You only pay for hat and trimmings.
Select yours now and we viii keep Il
until you want ii.
Infants Bonnete, Hoods. Socks
soofies, Etc.
Ribbons--a large and varied
stock. newest shades, yd 2cfO 1Se
Laces for all purposes, Sd. Be 10 2@c
ChildFen's Drawers ..... fOc ~ f5c
Ladies Waists. white aud col.
0rs..<....<..s....... Doc 10 SD
ChiIdfeu's Patent Leather Belts
cOIOrr rr................,s no 30 E1c
Ladies broad Lea. Beltr fJc ~ 2Je
Good Towels ir.......<.........t DC
Fancy Beiilug. special, yd.... 2yc
Boys Knee Pmnis ............ BIC
Boys Jackets or Biiris 2Jc
GirI2 School Aprons. Zoe and I5c
School Stocking, extra quality Dfc
School HandkeFclIlefs, 2 for. -, &c
White Linen Ties, ne value. ~. fOc
White Madras for waists. yard fOc
pn0tO Frames s............ Zoe
z~qt. Stone Pitchers bargain zoe
Linen Curtains. ns............ 35c
Fancy Painted Jardiniefs ... IOc
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Tw O-STORY
iS Frame Dwelling,

aud second an that other lot, part Of lot or
parcel Of land situated on the North East
Side % sixth street. North West OF severn
Ave. fronting on said street cfxhtythree feet
more or less. with n uniform depth Of one
hundred and ninety six feet. and also all the
right and title or the said John ~ Cunning
in and 20 the right Of way binding Oh the
North West line OF the said land.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARhs-One-helf 81
the purchase money % be paid In cash on
the day OF sale or on tHe ratifcatlon thereof
BY the Court, aud the balance IN six months
from the day OF sale, the deferred payment
to bear interest and 10 be secured 70 the
abstraction OF the undersigned, or MI casn
al the option OF the purchaser. 4 deposit Of
500 Will be required on each parcel ofiand on
the day OF sale.
Persons desiring to purchase may inquire OF
FRANK n. STOCKETT,
s.fatd. Attorney named IN the Mortgage.
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JULIAN BREWER. Auctioneer.
PUBLIC S ALE
-OF
LOTS and DWELLING
In Eas port. Anne Arundel
County, Maryland.

Under power contained In \ mortgage
from Ella Cunning and John ). Cunning
her husband, dated the Twenty First day ~
December nineteen hundred and three. and
recorded m Liber q. W. No. q. folio 10 Sc,
one Of the Land Records for Anne Arundel
County. the undersigned. AS the Attorney
named In the MORTGAGE. VII offer 10 subtle
sale at the COURT HOUSE door IN the city
OF Annapolis Maryland, on
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FOR SALE
Fine Water Front Properties

HEAD or SEVERN fSS Acres. beautifui
shore front well wooded, small Improve
nents.convenient 10 both railroads; y miles
from baltimore. Si,o0
IOYCES HEIGHTS 100 Acres, highest
point on severn River,uear Arnold station;
no buildings, SI2.ooo.
"BFI.NONT,~ 5f2 Acres, superb situation
on Rav and Howells creek and on line Of
Bav Ridge Railroad. miles from Annapolis
Large dwelling and other buildings, 81 0o.
For further particulars, apply 20
mzsw DANIEL Il. RANDALL.
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SATURDAY, October 10Th,

The property IN said mortgage mentioned
consisting o. First a LOT Of GsDU Nj.
situated ~ the East corner Of Finn street
and Chester Avenue, fronting on Chester
Avenue twenty one feet with depth on
Firh street OF one hundred and twelve feet
The lot Is improved by
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ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
JOCKEY MARTIN
HAS CLOSE CALL
Zick Abrams Fell at Haif-Mile
Pole and Rolled Over
Rider.
WAS INDIA RUBBER MAN
Long Shots Did the Business i'll
the Second and Third
Events.
WAS INDIA RUBBER MAN

NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Thero
was great excitement at the Fair
Grounds race.track to-day when Zicl
Abrams fell Mt tho half-mile post and
apparently rolled on Jockey Martin.
The Jockey was rendered unconscious
by tho fall. but an examination showed
no bones broken.
First race-three and one-half FUR
longs-Lawless III to 10Y first. Count
Reinferd (15 to ~ second, Jimmy II.
g to u third. Time, :4s 15.
Second receive and one-half fur
longs-Bort Mont 90 to y first, Re-
fined g to ~ second, Marvel P. Gao to
- third. Time, Ill 1-5.
Third race-seyen furlongs-Hickey
& to - first. Kleinwood G. to ~ So
cond. Pasadena g to u third. Time
1871 1-5
Fourth race-mile and an eighth
Bcsterling C. to y first, Missouri Lad
III to 81 second. Flavigny 6 to ~
third. Time. 2:10 1-5
Fifth race--six furlongs - Grace
George 60 to 1o) first. Lamp Trimmer
(25 to u second, John Kaufman q to
q third. Time. Ill As.
sixth rnce-six furlongs-Graca Lar
sen 60 to p first, Higginbotham 60 to
y second, Gauze (1s to ID third. Time
1:1s.
Seventh race-mle and a sixteenth
Tinker a to ~ fret, Jack Lory da
to ~ second, Lady Ellison GO to 10)
third. Time. 1854.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
M;dd;es' Big Rowing Squad.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. January ib s
About ninety, midshipmaeidh at eaS for the
R Rames h ss;nrgny CT Crews to Mdshpman
Jonas II 1ngram frew See enp'ta o.mo MS,
ar or neyt day, and the crews Will get
river So01 as le1don OF B Bos
ION viii reach Annapolis about Febru-
s rive Of IT, last he s eps% rSey ars
Cantain ingram. stroke; leighton. No.
I; Mckee, No. 6; Rockwell. No a;
THOSE Who have left are Bradley, No
8: Dreutzer No. s, and Gary. No. 2 In
addition to those named, Davis, who
rowed in severa! races last season, Is
still in the Academy as are most of
the members of the second and third
crews
The new material is unusually strong,
and there is little doubt that Glendon
will again, turn out a winning crew.
The midshlpmen will row Yale, Penn
sylvanla, Columbia and Georgetown,
and possibly Cornell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
POWER BOAT RACES
At PALM BEACH
Simplex TX. Won Three Out OF
the Five Speed
Events.

PALM BEACH. FLA, January %
With ideal weather. beautiful Lake
Worth, dottc. win boats. crowded with
spectators, and the shores before the
Hotel Royal Ponciana thronged, the
third annual motor boat regatta, under
the auspices of the Palm Beach Power
Boat Association, opened here to-day. To-
day's Eandicapping was done according
to the rating measurement OF the Amcri-
can Power Boat Association. On sue
ceeding DAYS the hEldicaps will be based
on low water line, length and speed, In
surfing a fair trial to every boat. The
opening day of the regatta was marked
by the running off of five events, three
for five miles, one lap around Lake
worth. and two for ten miles. requiring
two laps.
The first tive-n,ile even, for boats rating
$50 and below, was won by the sun,
MEX TX, owned by II. Bresel second
event for the same distance and LOT the
Same rating of boats was won py l4e
ca me boat. The smile event for poa az $
rating $50 and above, was won py .lio
GRAY Wolf, owned by II. l.. WiiioushpS'
Jr., of Newport. 49, .a.,nn
The ten-mile event for boats rating
"sN, and above, was won by the kathe-
rine, owned by j. Middleby, OF bosto ~;
The ten-nile event for boats oi o.
ratings was won by the Simplex ~ -.
again. Cups were given the winner -
oil events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Auction Sales.--future Days
SALE OF VALUABLE
GOLDMINE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of a debt secured by deed OF
trust, executed to me July 9th. 1906. Sy
the Sanders Gold-Saving Machine Conn
pany.I shall. at the request OF the credi-
tor secured In said deed. ofrer for sale,s
at auction. In the town OF Louisa. Louisa
county, Va, at IL o'clock NJ. on the
11TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1907,
the following property, to-wlt: A tract
OF land lying and being in the county
OF Louisa, Va, about half mile below
the Tindar Flat Gold Nine containing
205 and fraction acres. more Or less.
Said tract Is known as The McGehes
Goldmine, and is made up of two tracts
OF land adjoining each other-one tract
containing, by survey 161 liz acres: tho
other containing, by survey. A 1900
Much gold has been taken from this
been further shown by recent examina-s
tions OF experts and by assays. The
land Is we'll wooded.
TERMS: Cash as to $1,000. with tn-s
terest thereon from July 2Sth. 1905; as
to any balance, for bonds payable IN
equal instalments In one and two years
from day of sale. with interest therefrom,
unless the Sanders Gold-Saying Machine
Company should require different terms
as to said balance.
1t is believed that the creditor secured
In the deed will be willing 10 lend a con-
siderable part Of the purchase money
upon the land II the purchaser desires Il.
II J.. WOOLFOl.k,
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
GRIM AND HIS TAYLoRs.
Has Enough to Fit Out Winning
Team, He Thinks.

If Jack Grim, OF the Lynchburg baseball
team. does not get a respectable fit in his
dress suit for the next season In the Vir-
ginia State League, 1t will not be on ac-
count of the absence of Taylors on his
team.
He has Bob Taylor, who will twrl:
Shrecl Taylor, who will get under the
willow. and Tom Taylor, who will take
care OF those balls that are sent upward
and which generally would reach terra
firma in the outfieid.
Every club that comes to LynchburG
should leave there trimmed out in the
most fashionable style. The Tayloring
should be done in manner that would
suggest to the customer a return trip.
But when away from home, whether the
Taylors can do as good work will be a
matter OF doubt. In any event Jack
Grim, who took the rag" last year. is
trying to retain the cloth for another sea-
son. He has many new players Oar
ringer, his clever little shortstop and
good hitter of last year. will not be
with him. McKevtt will not be in the
left garden. and Cooke will be missed
at third base. But the Taylors will make
the clothing that will be impenetrable,
and Bentley, the heavy-hittins Catcher,
will assist in handling the goods from
which the patterns Will be cut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
AS Graceful in a Drawing-Room
as She Is Able in Bowling
Alley.

ST. LOUIS, MO. January 2s-The best
woman bowler in all the world Is the
claim that this city makes for one OF its
residents. The distinction belongs 10
Miss Birdie Kern. eighteen years old.
Her father Is Martin Kern, himself a
winner OF the mems national champion
ship. Miss Kern is a typical American
girl, fond of all forms OF outdoor sports.
She is accomplished in the ways of So
ciety ard is as graceful in drawing
room as she is formidable in bowling
alley.
Miss Kern has averaged moro than lIS
in ten games recently. and scores OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

nothing of them. Able and charming
as she is. there is one among the women
bowIers who is fast forging to the front
as a rival Of Miss Kern. She is Mrs.
John Rosskopf. OF Cincinnati, and con-
test between the two is expected to be
n feature OF the national tournament to
be held here next month. Mrs. Ross
kopf has made as high 5000 us 226.
but her average is around $50.
II the championship for women Is to
be decided Miss Kern's father says a
suitable stake must be put UP. Mrs.
Rosskopf says she would rather bowl
for fun. "Not on your Iife," says Miss
Kern. The National Bowling Congress
officials have taken hand In the affair.
aud say they will arrange in some way
to bring off the contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
WANT GOVERNOR TO
|NVEST| cate RAGING
Promoters of Plan Hope to Have
Him Appoint Commission
with Full Powers.

NEW YORK, January 29.-To have
Governor Hughes appoint a special
commission to investigate the racing
situation in the state Is the purpose of
a movement which has recently crys-
talized. and which is being earnestly
pushed.
1t is the plan of the agitators to have
special legislation passed II it Is found
that the Governor cannot without it
appoint commission clothed with full
powers. A sweeping inquiry will be
made Of the general subject OF betting
ganizers OF the movement are carried
out, and special effort will be made
to trace the money that Is lost at the
tracks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
SKI JUMPERS ARE
MEN OF Iron NERVE
Ole Feiring, of Duluth, Record
Holder, Covered III Feet at
a Single Jump.

Ski jumping bids fair to become-one
of the most popular of winter recrea-
lions. More persons have taken to
this sport this winter than ever before
in the colder parts of the country.
Ole Feirlng of Duluth is the Amer
lean champion at this game. He won
this title last Week II f fsst none For 'e sewn
eral years Gustare Bye, also or Du-
luth, held this record. His best jump
was log feet.
tacular of sports. 1t is also daring
feat, and for person to compete IN a
ski Jumping contest he must not only
be possessed of great suppleness but
must also have an abundance OF cour-
age, for without either 1t would be as
dangerous as is high diving.
SKI Jumping Is N1 rd legg sli sbpI,
turned up in the front. They are mace
of wood and are fastened to the wearer 5
shoes and resemble the runners OF
sled.
In competition the contestants start
down steep M at amli speee ledge e. of
snow is formed, the upper part !, pt
which has less slope than the M II.
self; in fact. at It's edge IL Is ali ,.',5
horizontal. from mere en 'n Feet - BEYOND ),
which tho hill continues at a steep d
angle for about a quarter or mus
It is taking this dron thaI rs leaves vss
this ledge he shoots up In the air to q
height Of nearly fifty feet, from when
he descenus like a meteor. Should ne
not land squarely on his skis serious
accident Is the probable result.
At all places where sN-1umplnG
meets are held physicians arc, IN az
tendance In Norway all contestant
old, and before any one is allowed to
compete he must DO examined by
physician, who will pass upon t thhee
riy tny1 1sn1 ant
entrant show the least signs Of ner-
rn1lsnass his entrY is refused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Daily Court Record
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Supreme Court of Appeals.
Proceedings OF the Supreme Court OF Ap.
peals yesterday were as follows:
Gatewood VIZ. Garrett. Fully argued by
II. I. Lewis for appellant and Isaac Diggs
for appellee, and submitted.
Jordan's administrative ct ais. vs.. Rich
mond Homo for Old Ladies at ais. Argued
by w. A. Anderson and q. Rand Wexford
for appellants and Geo. J.. Christian and
John A. Coke for appellees, and sub
mitted.
Next casos to BIO called!
Timberlake's committee ct ais. ys. Moore
and others: N. &c W. Rwy. Co. vs.. RICK
man. by. &C.. Southern Rwy. Company vs.
Stockholm McCurdy. sub tr. vs. ORouke.
and kecoughtan Lodge. No. %, Il. OF r.,
.rs. w. Steiner and Kaufman. being NOS
81 to Al inclusive, on argument docket.
Law and Equity Court.
Decrees entered yesterday for for, d. al;
S MSsss 1nn. p MHse vs. xs Hasres
Pollock. Adeline Minor VS.. Stewart
Minor.
,. su,ts Instituted yssteraay-7Rqth q.
for s1o96o.
Chancery Court.
admlnistra,f s ot James assrs Il. capers,
Jr
j.. J. Emmenhnuser qualified as adj
ministrator Of the estate OF Charles w.
Emmenhauscr, and gave the required
bond.
Hastings Court.
The session OF this court yesterday
was consumed In the trial of small civil
cases appealed from the Justices Court.
Circuit Court.
The February term. 1907. commences
on on Monday, 4th, 1907, at 10 O'clock.
The entire docket will be called
United States District Court.
Judge Edmund Waddlll. Jr.. was en-
District Court in hearing the case Of
7: 8; Chapman vs.. the Yellow Popular
LUMBER Company. removed from tho
western district, owing to the Inability
OF Judge Mcdowell to sit in the case
3taaIse Waddill, after hearing argument.
TOOK the case under advisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
sTAUNT0N HAS NOT
BEATEN UNIVERSITY

Captain William L. Glenn. OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia basketball team. sends
the following statement:
I'm the sporting section Of last Sun
days issue OF The Times-Dispatch you
stated, in connection with the basket
ball game between Washington and Lee
University and Stanton Y. NJ. c. A.,
that the latter team had already de-
feated the University Of Virginia at
basketball this year. AS Virginia has
not played staunton Y. NJ. c. A. so FAR
this season fail to see where you re-
ceived your information. Please correct
the statement in your next issue and
oblge."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
PETER MAHER SLUGGED
MOTHER-INLAW; FINED

NEW ORLEANS, La, -JaHuary &C.
There was dramatic scene In the Sec
ond Recorders Court TO- day, wneh
" champion Irish pugilist. who, has
been In the city several weeks, plead
ed guilty to the charge Of assault and
battery on his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Turp. Judge Marmauget. after hearing
the case, fined Maher. $40 Maher sew
eral DAYS ago created stir. EIe was
ing slu"~ed his mother-in-law. Maher
denied the charge ut the time, and said
that during q family argument he had
shoulder, and that she had stumbled
and fallen to the floor. To-day Maher
decided to plead guilty. despite his
former explanations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
.BOsTQCX PLANS
OR EXP POSITION
Two Propositions Sent On for
Consideration of Animal King,
Now in Paris.

Manager r. j. Aginton, of Bostock's
Wild Animal Arena, returned yesterday
from Norfolk. where he went to meet DR..
E. l.. Buckley, of New York, personal
representative In America of Frank c.
Bostock, for a conference with repre-
sentatives of d. Lowenberg and G. Sgd
ney Yeager relative to the Bostock
building at the exposition.
Mr.. Aginton has visited every centennial
or exposition or fair of any size In this
country since the Philadelphia Centen-
NAL. in 1876, and says the work on the
Jamestown buildings and grounds is fur
ther ahead than any others he has ever
seen.
Two distinct propositions have been
forwarded to Mr.. Bostocla-one from D.
Lowenberg, or the Lowenberg inter-
ests, and the other from Mr.. Yeager in
the park at Pine Beach. Mr.. Ag1nton
declined to-day to say which PROPOSE
ton he had recommended Mr.. Yeager
has visited the arena building here, and
has made very favorable impression
on the Bostock management, but as to
the proposition from him nothing could
be learned.
While the date of opening the EXPOSE
ton has been fixed for April &c, Mr..
Aginton says the directors and manage
ment will have moro than ample time If
they push the work as fast as he has
seen 1t progress there in the three or
four visits he has made.
Just when the Bostock arena will be
moved from Richmond to Norfolk Is a
question that cannot be settled until Mr..
Bostock closes the season in his Paris
hippodrome and comes here, about four
weeks from now according to a letter
received yesterday afternoon by an Off
cial of the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company.
Before Mr.. Bostocle leaves Paris he
will start several of his more prominent
European acts here, and they will ar
rive a week or two ahead OF him. BY
the time he comes he will have brought
every one of his acts to Richmond, and
they will have been seen in this city,
before lie removes them for the summer
season at jamestown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

In execution of deed of trust,
dated June /, 1895, and recorded In Hons
rico Circuit Court, d. B. 149 A, page
lei. l will sell by auction AT THE
FRONT DOOR OF THE HENRICO.
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ON WEDNES-
DAY, JANUARY 30 1907. AT Ia
O'CLOCK NJ. the above mentioned tract
of land, adjoining Blackburn Jones
ct ais. A map OF the property can be-
seen At office of auctioneer.
TERMS:-Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due and
two notes, one for S45 and one for
1880. with interest on same from June
1, 1905, until paid; the residue at 8
and IL months; the credit payments to
bear interest at 6 per cent, and be
occurred by trust deed.
II. r. POLLARD. Jr.
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
BABY, LEFT ALONE,
BURNS TO DEATH
fsnoc,,, 10 T,a 1,,r.. ~

Especial to The Times. plspatch)
osBoRN's GAP. VA. January o.-The
little two-year-old daughter of William
Mullins, OF Darwin, was burned to death
d DAY or two since. Tho child's clothes
caught fire while tho parents were alb
sent from the house. and were burned
entirely OFF her before they could reach
her to extinguish the flames.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
MELODY AND LEWIS
10 BOX For TITLE

NEW YORK, january 20.--Although
Honey Melody, the weltorweight, cham-
pion, has been practically = matehSd t,
March. he has also agreed to box While
Lewis, Of this city. for tho title at a
club in Rhode Island on February 18th,
O'clock in the afternoon, or nnout
six hours before getting into the ring.
Lewis has been after Melody for some
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
BY ]. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT SPLENDID
BRICK PROPERTY NO. A EAST
LEIGH STREET.

On THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. 1907,
at o'clock. we Will offer at public
auction the above property. The dwell
ing Is situated on tho best part Of
Leigh Street is modern In construction.
with nine rooms and all conveniences.
such as bath. etc. Tho lot fronts %
feet by good depth to an alley. This
Is home or a good renter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Virginia
Trust Company

No. s22, Northwest corner Tenth and
Main Streets,
This Company is prepared to5
do General Banking Business.
and will extend accommodations
to its customers 50 entitled on
best Of terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

The Governess.-Dld you visit tho
Louvre while You We're in Paris. Ma'am?
Mrs. Ncwcoyne.--I forget; did we. John?
Mr.. Newcoyne.-Why 1 don't see how
you can possibly forget that place, Jane!
That's where you had your pocket pick
eli-PuclS,