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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
TRACK ATHLETICS
AT THE COLLEGE
Association Richmond Institution
Decides to Recognize This
Branch of Sports.
VARSITY LETTERS FOR MEN
Members OF Relay and Winners
in Competitions with Other
Colleges to Be Honorcd.

The Richmond College track team has met
with a great deal OF success this year.
not only in winning events. but In stir
ring up enthusiasm for this comparatively
new branch Of sport. The students have
supported the team warmly, and interest
has steadily Increased. The executive
committee has decided to make the track
team one of the standing teams Of the
Athletic Association, and will award old
English RS" to winning relay men and
to those winning first places In compel
Tive events with other colleges. This is
great incentive. and next year there
promises to be even more competition for
places on the team.
Good Showing Made.
From the three meets thus far entered
eight gold, four silver and one bronze
medal. In the meet held at the Horse
Show Building. January 26th, Richardson
won the fifty-yard dash against entries
seconds. Miller won second In the shot
put to HeTerman. OF Georgetown. The
relay race with Georgetown was prob
ably the most interesting event OF the
a small margin. after one OF the Richmond
team had suffered two serious falls In
turning the corners. The time was 8
minutes "a seconds for the mile. the
Building. Georgetown won from Virginia
in Washington, February 23d. and claims
the championship OF the South; but with
the interest now taken in track athletics
all over the State. she will find 1t hard
to hold 1t next year
On March 18th the team entered the
indoor meet held at the Armory Build ID
first event of the evening. the hfty-yard
dash. in 5 s-5 seconds. Miller defeated
his old opponent. Hefferman. of George
town, in the shot-put, and won first place
by putting the sixteen pound shot 81
feet inches. The relay team won from
William and Mary in n fast race; time, y
minutes 46 2-5 seconds.
Saturday. April Goth. Richmond College
sent four men to compete in the outdoor
meet Mt the University Of Virginia.
There. were great many colleges repre-
sented, and ninety-one athletes entered.
The Spiders four men won third place,
with Virginia first and George Washing
ton University second. Miller won the
hammer throw. with Robertson close
second Gooch came second In the broad
jump. and Louthan won fourth in the
quarter mile. Miller got second in the
shot-put.
The men are now in strict training tc
gain honors at the Fair Grounds. May
4th. in the first meet of the State Track
Association.
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.DAP7|sTs Petition
AGAINST SALOONS
Formal Objection Entered to Lo-
cation Of Several on
Holly Street.

The board of officers of the Pine
Street Baptist Church forwarded to
Judge S. b. Witt, of the Hastings
Court. yesterday, a petition asking that
he refuse to renew the licenses of sew
eral saloons In the vicinity of the
church.
The petition has been drawn up in
due form. and sets forth the facts that
u large percentage Of the population of
that neighborhood Is composed of young
people. whose characters are in the
formative period. and that the presence
or the saloons tends to create an at
mosphere detrimental to the proper
mental growth and development.
Theirs are three special saloons re-
ferred to in the petition, located as fol-
lows: Corner of First and Holly Streets.
corner of Church and Holly Streets.
and near the corner OF Belvldere and
Holly. The petition Is signed by the
twelve deacons OF the church.
The matter has been taken under ad-
visement by Judge Witt. who will take
up tho matter of granting liquor
licenses shortly.
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TRINITY THE WINNER.
Losers Are Showed Under al
Avalanche of Hits and Runs.

DURHAM, N. c.. April 25.--The game
between Trinity College. and Wake Forest
this afternoon resulted in an easy victory
for the former by Is to 4. 1t was eN-
pected to be an interesting contest. and
a delegation from Wake Forest attended
the game. From the first inning to the.
ninth 1t was one-sided, and In one inning
Trinity made six runs.
y Gay, for Wake Forest pitched a fairly
good game, hut was poorly supported.
The features for Trinity were the bat
ting of the entire team and the eXcellent
field work of B!vens. For Wake Forest.
Hamrick scored the stunts in heavy bat
ting.
Score by innings: r. a. y;
Wake Forest Q 2 0 1 90 1 o o. 3
Batteries For Trinity-Lane and
wrenn; for Wake Forest--Gay and Ham
rick. Umpire. Mr.. Stem.
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TERMS OF PEACE TREATY,
No More Trouble in Central
America for Several Years.

WASHINGTON, April a5.-Details Of
the treaty of peace aud aml lt:, between
signed at Amapala on Tuesday last,
were received at the state department nn1,s
to-day through tho cahlegram from
legation at Guatemala. Tho treaty Is
similar to that entered IN a Year ago
and known ns the NIarblehead pact and
it Includes provision for general Cen.
trail American Peace Congress to be held
In Nicaragua In the near future and
special commercial treaty between Mica
ragua and Salvador. 48b
It is the expectation OF tho officials
hero that as a result of the coming. con-
ference about to be held there will be
no further disturbances In Central
America at least for many years to
come.
The news Of the SIGNATURE Of the treaty
of Tuesday was received here With the
trail American diplomatic contingent. who
to-day called at the State Department. to
express their qualification at the out
come. US
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WILLIAM AND MARY.
Team Passed Through Here on
Way to North Carolina.

The William and Mary baseball team
passed through Richmond last night on its
way to Chapel Hill, n. c.. where it is
scheduled to play the University of North
Carolina to-day and tomorrow. Made con-
hdent by their recent victories, the followers
of the Orange and White expect to win one
game out of the tN,, or, at least to make
scores In both. Lewis. who held Randolph
Macon down to three hits in their cham
pionship game. will pitch one of the games.
and Joynes will pitch the other.
William and Mary has one of the best
baseball teams in its history, and feels con-
fdent of winning the pennant in the East
ern Intercollegiate League this season.
The team which will play North Carolina
will lineup follows: kirkmeyer, catch
err: Lewis or Joynes. pitchers Lewis or
Joynes. short-stop; Longnecker, second
base: Marsden, first base: Somers. third
base Captain: Arnold. left-feld; Driver,
centre held Garth. right-feld. Coach Bar
ry, of Norfolk. and Assistant Manager Car
ter with the team
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CLUB STANDING.
Giants win, Though Cultivated.

Giants Win, Though Outbntted.
PHmADELPHIA, April 25-New
York defeated Philadelphia to-day, al
though outbatted by the home team.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
New York ......o oS12o 90 Of . 2
Philadelphia .,.00 0 90 oil 0-3 10
: Batteries: McGinnity and Bowerman;
Gordon, Moran and Jacklitsch. Time,
1:45. Umpire Rigler.
BOSTON Surprises BROOKLYN.
BROOSLYN. n. Y. April 25.--Boston
sprung surprise on the Brooklyn
team to-day by winning to 1.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Boston .........0 0 lilo 0-6 12 3
Brooklyn ...... % 0 90 00--1 4
Batteries: Lindaman and Brown; Pas
torious and Ritter Time, 2:04, Empires
Emslie and KLEIN.
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DANVILLE LOSES
TO SHOEMAKERS
Tobacconists Start with Rush,
But Fail. to Score After
the First.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 25.-Dan-
VILE bit tho dust before the Shoemak-
cr. here this afternoon to the tune
of 10 to 2. in game In which the To-
Gals played better ball. both at bat and
in the field The visitors started the
game with a rush in the first, but af-
ter getting two runs on as many err
rors, base on balls. triple and
single. were never dangerous. Sterzer
was relieved in the second because of
rwildness and Richard. who relieved
Him. did good work. Oakley had the
visitors guessing. excepting in the first
inning. The score:
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PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Elbas Defeat Fairmount in Inter
teresing Contest.

The Elbas defeated the Fairmount
public school team yesterday afternoon
in one of the best games played In the
league this season by 3 to /. The um-
hires were Hargrove and Simpson. This
afternoon the West Ends will meet the
AIarshalls in what should be an Interest,"
ing contest.
Tina. interest in this Amateur Leas-',
is increasing is evidenced by the fnct
that Miss Dickinson, principal of the
Fairmount School. and several other
teachers witnessed yesterdays game.
There were about seventy-five sp.cta,
TORS present The teams have now all
played one game up to the present time.
The club standings follow:
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GOT VERDICT FROM
MERCANTILE AGENCY

gregating s2,75O in favor OF the plain
TINS were awarded by a Jury to-day in
tho case OF Peter r. Galens and Francis
L., Minton against the International
Mercantie Agency, Charles A. Hender-
SON. Patrick Fl. Gargan and John r..
Tinker, for false arrest and malicious
prosecution Tho plaintiffs sought to
recover $4,000 each. The case origi-
mated In an attempt by r. G. Dun &
Co. to prevent the use of their rating
nv the Internal ional Company,
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Serious Riot Reported.

KINGSTON. ISLAND OF ST. VIM
excitement was caused here to-day by
the embarkation OF a detachment of
ST. Vincent police and volunteers for
Castries. Island of st. Lucia, where.
here, serious rioting is In progress.
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MR.. LARRABEE SCORES.
Petersburg Student Wins Praise
at Boston Conservatory.

BOSTON, MASS. April 25.-One OF the
leading numbers on the program OF
public recital given this afternoon
by advanced students OF the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music was Miss
Florence Larrahee, Of Petersburg, Va.
Miss Larabee's number scored a sue
cess. her rendition being accorded high
praise by the critics present. She play
ed n Shumann composition with fine
technique and appreciative interpreta-
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Dividend Notice.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
RICHMOND, FRED EHlCSSBuRG y
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
has declared a dividend OF four and
its GUARANTEED STOCK, payable
May l, 1907. Transfer books will ba
closed from April 2ise TO April goth,
both inclusive,
ers. The Undersigned should be motifs
tled OF change OF post-offlca address.
9lpl n ID. X II ELLOaG
~ Assistant Treasurer. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

Summary: Three-base hit-Mckevltt.
Sacrifice hlts-A. Bowen, Haas. Bent
ley and Oakley. Stolen bases-A. Bow
en-. Hooker, Anthony (2). Betscher and
Hem, First base on errors--Lynch-
burg. 8; Danville. A. Earned runs
Lynchburg, 2. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg, 4: Danville, 8. Double plays
Haas and A. Bowen, Hessler to j.
Bowen to Hessler. IIits-off sturzer in
one and two-thirds innings, a. Off
Rickard in six and one-third innings.
4. Struck Oakley, g. Base on
balls-off Oakley (Reggie and Henn);
OF Sturzer, (McKenna, Hooker.
Betscher and Haas); off Richard, I
"a. Bowen, Anthony Flschman and
Hooker). Fit by pitched ball-Betsch-
er and Hooker. Attendance. 1000 Time
of game. 2:1o. Umpire, Stanton.
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LEAGUE MEETS,
Captains and Managers Meet in
Tirnes-Dispatch Office.

A meeting Of tho captnins and managers
teur baseball League was held In the offices
Of The Times Dispatch yesterday evening to
discuss plans for the opening of the League
season next Saturday afternoon. a state-
ment from the treasurer of the organiza-
tion showed It to be In q, healthy financial
condition.
Beginning next Saturday there will be
three games played every week, tho results
of which will appear in the Sunday Times
Dispatch with full account OF the games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
HighInndcrs Hit HuEhc,

NEW YORK, April 25.-By a score OF
II to 2. New York outplayed the WASH
ington team to-day, batting Hughes
hard.
Score by innings: RH, E
Wash'ton.. o 0 0 o 0 . O o % 3
New York 0 0 0 o o 2 O 0 Ill Ia s
Batteries: Hughes and Warner; Orth
and kleinow Time, 2:10. Umpire,
Hurst
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covenanters Beat Academy.

The coyenanters defeated the Richmond
Academy baseball team on the latter'a
grounds yesterday afternoon In an inter-
Tha 1aatures we're the erroress fielding Of
tho winners and the pitch!<s OF Grigg. Of
the same team. The losers were fast on
the bases and had little trouble locating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
HONORS FOR LONGBOAT.
CITY Receives Him Royalty on
His Return from Boston.

TORONTO, ONT. April Ga civic
reception was rendered 'Tom" Longboat,
the Boston Marathon winner, on Tuesuay
night, He was met at the station anu
hnnnred bv the Mayor and Council. The
city win donate $500 to head a public
subscription list for the purpose OF send
ing Iongboat TO college.
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Postmasters Appointed.

[SpecInl to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch,1
masters appointed -Everetts.
Nansemond county. Edward n. Wagner,
vice 8. w, Saunders, removed; Vert.
Appomattox county, Byron w. Agee,
vice j. G. Fords. resigned.
North Caroina--po bbersville, Wayne
county, John r. Price. Vice y, IF, Hol-
llngsworth, removed, The. post-ottices ae
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DIED AFTER HONEYMOON.
Married Niece of General Early in
0c+obar ~ Ara rs 1e
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
NORWELL, MASS. April 25.-Benjamin
w. Prouty. weli-known resident OF this
town. a veteran of the Civil War. who not
long ago married Miss Lucretia NJ. Early.
OF Lebanon. Pa. niece of General Jubal
Early, the great Confederate leader, died
here to-day, aged Hbout seventy-tive.
Up to last October Mr.. Prouty had always
been a bachelor and surprised his friends
by marrying Miss Early, with whom he be-
came acquainted through matrimonial
agencies.
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CLUB STANDING
Athletics Win on Errors.

BOSTON, April 25.-Errors counted
largely in the run-getting to-day,
Philadelphia winning to 2. Boston's
misplays We're COSTLY
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Philadelphia o o 2 0 o o o Q o. Is 4
Boston .....1 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0-2 8
Batteries: Bender and Schreck Tan
nehill and Criger. Time, 1855. UNI
pires, Evans and Connolly.
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r. M. A. Victorious.

Especial to The Tlmes- DlspatchI
'FRONT.' ROYAL, VA. April 25.-Ran-
dolph- Macon Academy defeated Bridge.
water to-day, to l, the pitching OF
Dun for r. M. A. being the only feature
of the game.
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. April 25,--Hotel Astor.
Mrs. n. r. Nrontague: Imperial. IT.
Campbell; Grand, S. Fl. Bowmnn; COL
lingwood, Mrs. l. M Jones: Ashland, f..
" Pollard, ,s4.---5 .s--4
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Ortis. Albemarle county, Va, and Felix.
Onslow county, N. c.. will be discon-
tinued after May 18th.
FOOD AND DRUG BOARD.
DR.. Wiley, Chairman of Comnlis-
sion. Appointed Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Secretary
Wilson created to-day. by executive orr
der, the board OF food and drug inspec-.
ton. whose duty it shall be to admlnis-
ter the national pure food law. The
chief of the Bureau of Chemistry, chair
man; Or. Frederick l.. Dunlap, whose
commission as associate chemist dates
from to-day. and George F.. McCabe.
solicitor of the Department. OF ASifcul-
Secretary Wilson has found 1t prac-
tically impossible to take tho required
time go into all the necessary details
imposed in the administration OF tho
pure food law. DR., Dunlap viii receive
a salary of $4,000 year, the highest
that can be paid under the law, and will
devote his entire time 10 tho adminlstra-
ton OF he pura food law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

We shall, by direction OF the owners
sell by public auction, on the premisess
the above named well-located and very
desirable Brick Residence, containing
eight rooms, having the usual city
conveniences. and in good order. tho
lot fronting 25xl50 feet. and having
thereon a substantial two-story bricla
stable.
This is spacious. well-appointec
property. certain to command good
rental, and will make a most desirable
home. Investors and home-seekers ara
urged to attend this SALE
TERMS: Liberal and announced ~,
sale. j. B. ELAN & CO.,
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

Summary: Two-base hits-AIart1H'
Revell and Corby. Earned runs-Ports-
mouth, L Eoanoke. l. stolen bases.
Rurns l. struck out-Revell, Q: Smith.
i. Bases on balls-Revell. 2; Smith. 4.
Double plays-Martin to Butman;
Clark to Raley. Umpire. Trubey.
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Woodbury. Forest Wins.

4 ORANGE VA, April 25.--woodherry
Forest easily defeated Fork Union Academy
here this afternoon In one-sided contest
by 10 to o. In the six Innings OF play tho
winners connected for n total OF twsLss-one
hits, which, coupled with ten errors by the
losers. was responsible fosl the latter's de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
To-DAY,s GAME!

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Chicago, at st. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
Boston at BROOKLYN,
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Cassidy, r........... \ o

The score by innings: r.
Richmond ...s o o o . 2 o o 81
Norfolk ....o o o o o l 3 o.
Summary: Three-base hits-Wallace
and Mcmahon. Stolen bases-Din j.
gle t2). Seitz (2). Titman. Reeve.
Henron, shaffer CD. Cassidy. Double
pIays-ONeil to- Reeve to Shat
fer, Titman to Reeve. Base on balls
off Cassidy, 4. off Cummings. l. Hit
By pitched ball-by Cassidy. 1. Struck
out-by Cassidy. 4: by Cummings. 2.
Passed balis-Buesse. Wild pitches
Cummings. i; Cassidy, 1. Time OF
game, 1855. Umpire. Lally. Attendance,
1900.
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COSTLY
FOR BEANEATERS
Athletic Outbat and Outfeld
Boston Americans-Thirteen
Hits Off Tannehill.
WASHINGTON is DEFEATED
Giants Are Outbatted, But Pull
Out Ahead of the Phillics.
Brooklyn Doggers Lose.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YEsTERDAY,s nEsILTs.

New York. IL; Washington 2.
Cleveland-Ch postponed, rain.
Detroit-St- Louis. postponed, rain.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 4.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta: Nashville, 4 Atlanta, s.
At Montgomery: Montgomery, a.
Birmingham, 2.
At Shreveport: Shreveport, 4 Little
At New Orleans: New Orleans Mem
phis; postponed; rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
Brooklyn, /; Boston, 6.
Philadelphia. 3; New York. 6.
St. Louis-Chicago; wet grounds.
Cincinnati-Pittsbu rg-postponed
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Georgia Outplays G. w. u.
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Aprl 25,--Univer-
sltN of Georgia to-day ontpiayed George
Washington University throughout the
game,
! score by tnnings r. r. u.
univ. OF seor..a / 0 $50 90 5o-7s is s
George Wash, % o 0 0 q . ior--4 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Brown; Hester.
Tltus and Stevenson. ~ ~ 100
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Shaffcr's Colts Stavc Another
Hole i'll the Good Ship,
Winning z to a.
wYNNE AND HINTON STARS
aIeffron Nails Out Three Hits,
Wallace Gets Three-Bagger.
Cummings Easy.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YEsTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Richmond. z: Norfolk. 4.
Lynchburg. 10: Danvillc. 2.
Portsmouth,. 4 Roanoke. Q.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Norfolk Mt Richmond
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Danyille at Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26

TO-DAY's GAMES,
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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PORTSMOUTH WINS
FROM ROANOKES
Truckers Defeat Clarke'a Aggre
CATION by Better All-Around
Playing.

NORFOLK. VA, April 25,--Revel'.
with the assistance, of Mo IS clever ag-
gregation of Truckers, successfully de-
feated Clarke's gingery bunch from
Roanoke this afternoon, by to 2. The
Score;
Portsmouth.
Players. Alb. r, H., O, "A. "a,
Morrison. il ! q
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BY j. 3. Elan 6 Co..
Real Estate AuctfOneerS.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THE ATTRACTIvELY-L
SUBSTANTIAL AND VALUABLE
TWO-SToRY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 2I6 w. Marshall Street,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 26TH,
AT $50 p NJ
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta: Jacksonville. 4; Augusta.
At Savannah: Charleston, 2; savan-
nah. O.
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AUCTION SALE
10 PER CENT. STORE
PROPERTY,
Seventeenth, near Min Street,
Old-Established Restaurant,

at public auction. on the premises, ons
being the THREE STORY STOCK
BRICK STORE. with dwelling above.
No. 1909 NORTH SEVENTEENTH ST..
NEAR MAIN STREET, for many years
taurant. Being opposite the Old Mar
ket and the new Y NJ. G. a. Building.
its future as a flrst-class stand Is ass
sured, and 1t will always command per-
manent tenants at paying rates. Its
present rental will PAY 10 PER CENT.
and BIC; IMPROVEMENTS contem.
plated in the near future in Its imme.
diate vicinity will ENHANCE Its
VALUE.
TERMS: Easy. and announced att
''' j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-26

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