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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
HITCH IN DEAL TO Make
LEACH CINCINIV4TI lIAN4GER

PITTsBURG. PA. January 1.-THE
probability that Tommy Leach Will
leave the Pittsburg Pirates in order to-
become manager OF the Cincinnati Reds
has been rudely jolted because OF thu
manner in which Barney Dreyfuss
views Garry Herr,nann's stand In the
matter. The Cincinnati magnate is
quoted as saying that Leach Will deal
directly with Manager Clark, of the Pr
rates, In regard to me exchange Of a
player or players necessary TO com.
plete tho deal. This has angered Drey-
fuss. vino considers Leach his proper
" until satisfactory exchange Is ef-
1ected. and naturally cannot see how
the little third basenlan can conduct
an unbiased deal while representing
both clubs.
1t Is practically assured. however.
that Leach Will go TO Cincinnati after
the present trouble blows over. Just
who Willie given in exchange has yet
to be decided, but tho prophets point
to Mitchell. Huggins. Niowery or Lo-
bert. Possibly two will figure, as Drey-
russ considers Leach far more yalun-
bic than any one of the quartet mem
toned and will hardly consider flat
exchange. a cash bonus of course.
would alter his views consid erably. The
smoky City fans IRE not expected to
take Lench's release with good grace.
as lie has been a hiShly-prized fixture
| at third base for a long time. He is
one of the best battcrs In the National
Lenguc. m
JUST what Leach viii be able to do
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final RESERVE LIST
SHOULD Be REVISED.
National Baseball Contmissiorl
Issues Address ID National
Association officers.
SHOULD DROP MANY NAMES
e------ ------
Should Promptly Drop Those
Where Title Elias Passed from
Association Clubs.
SHOULD DROP MANY NAMES

CINCINNATI. O.. January 1.-THE
,otice sent out by tile National Base
,ali Commission suggesting o revision
# the final reserve Mt lis addressed t,
he officers OF tho National Associa
.ion and in part Is as follows:
I'VE desire to call your atten'
ton officially. to the National AS.
ISOLATION final .reaerve list issued
on October II. 1897. This list con-
tains the naneA ct q great humber
OF players AZ baing reserved by
various, NationaE Gssociation clubs
TO whom such cl,7tss have absolutely
no title wl1atev,r It pertains to
players who have been purchased
or drafted by n,s.jor league Clubs.
In some Instances, many thousands
for that reason that we call your
attention to this matter ut this
time. SO that the subject may be
properly and intclligentIy consid-
ed and sSich actian taken with
respect thereto as may be deemed
advisable.
I'VE recommend that an eSanl-
nation Of this matter be made at
once. and n II Is found that tho
title OF the players referred to
have passed from the National AS
sociation clubs carrying them on
their resarvation lists to the
major league clubs. as indicated.
and as no doubt Will be the case
in almost every instance. but that
NIL of such names. together With
such others as may be found h
the same clssss. be at once stricken
from said National Association end
final reserve list"
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with the Reds is a matter OF doubt. It
is a hoodoo city for manager. as
some o: the greatest have tried and
failed there. The last to meet his Wa
terloo III the effort to make Cincinnati
a factor In the National League race
was Ned Hanlon. previously a success
full manager. 1t will be necessary, 1t
is thought. to get rid OF iallarmonious
elements before the club can become
successful. and 1t will become Leach's
duty to decide on the players to be
dropped when he assumes command. To
drop players and at the same time util-
lie his material successfully would
be q triumph. but one that will i'm
pr obably be achieved.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION sALH
COAL MINING MACHINERY. TOOLS.
ETC.

{ - Z
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust.
dated August IS. 1907, Of record in
the CLERKS office Of the CIRCUIT Gou eur:
No, ia. page $50, default having. been
made IN the payment OF the note SC.
cured thereby. and being required by
the noteholder to do SO. will sell, az
Cox's Shaft, Winterpock. Chesterfield
county. Va. OH
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. zoos.
at i o'clock p NJ. the following per-
sonal property. to.wlt: z boilers.
hoistfnE engines. compressor,
pumps. ventilatinr fan. 50 pairs
wheels and aSles. lot of tools and
all personal property belonging to tho
Chesterfield Coal Company, now sitl-
ated at or near the Glover Hill Mines
near Winterpock, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray
the expenses OF executing thls trust
interest from November 10. 1907. and
the residue. 1f any. to be pssable ! at
as will be announced at the sale.
T.. e.. JONES. Trustee.
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GOLF AT PINEHUltsT.
Large Field and Great Interest tn the
Tournament.

=
Tournament.
PlSEHURST. n. c., January i4.-The
monster held participating in the frat
division OF the nth midwtnter annual
golf tournament to-day necessitated
use OF both 1S-hole courses, and this
equipment was none too large to caro-
for the small army OF golfers partl-
cipating-96 In the midwinter events
and 81 In the consolation tourney arr
ranged for those who failed to qualify
yesterday. Two rounds were played ia
both tournaments with play exception
ally keen. there being four 2o-hole and
four l0-hole matches.
Survivors OF the days play Of .he
first division are:
Parker w. Whittemore. OF the Brook
lyme Country Club; Frederick Snare, OF
| EnGlcwood; L. a. Hamilton, of Engle-
| wood, and Chisholm Beach, OF Garden
| City.
a full summary OF to-day's match
play rounds in the first division fol-
lows:
Presidents cup or first division
First round-E. II. Silliman, Detroit
beat ". c. Freeman. Dicker Meadow
2 and Il: Chisholm Beach. Garden City
beat ". II. George. Huntingdon Vale.
Country. l up; j. T.. Porter. Allegheny
Country. beat III. a. Ross, Huntington
| NdileS SOuHtiy. up w toiesJ } u. "a
Hamilton. Englewood. beat Emerson
J Armstrong, Foxhills, UP Geo holes)
Fred. Snare. Englewood, beat Z. a
Freeman. Dicker Meadow. 2 and l; G
L. Becker, Woodland, beat N. S. Hurtl
Pittsburg Country. and 9: Parker w
Whittemore. Brooklync Country, bea
E. II. Worthington. Manwalaminl
Country. and 5: W. e. Shackelfortl
Atlantic city Country, beat a. G
Aborn, Montclair, and A.
Second round-Beach beat Slllima,
i and /, Hamilton beat Porter 8 ant
5. Snare beat Becker and ., White
more beat Shackelford and ).
Consolation.--First round-W. II
Freeman beat George and 1. Freeman
beat Hurd 8 and ., Worthtngton bea
>Aborn and ).
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no,yING AT YALE.


No Deartll ~ Candidates for New
Haven Crew.
NEW. HAVEN. CONN January a.
Yale rowing began for. the season OF
1908 yesterday. when Captain Charley
Ide called oSlt the varsity and fresh
man squads. The 1911 a.ndidates num-
bered more than 100 and the varsity
squad more than nfty. Registration
Is not closed for either.
Captain Ide looked after the GYM
rasium setting-up exercises given tho
soarsmon, and the veteran coach. John
KENNEDY, started the work. after di-
v!ding the squads into groups OF eight
for indoor rowing.
tain Ide said tonight that radical
rut-down of candidates would be nee
,ssary Immediately to allow the coach-
Ing TO be made effective.
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NO YALE FOOTBALL
CAPTAIN ELECTED
Brides, Burch and Coy Nomi-
naed for the Honor Of Lead
ing 1908 Eleven.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, January a.
An unexpected complication developed
last night at the meeting OF Yale's
football players, called for the purpose
OF electing captain Of the 1908 elev.
en-, and after one ballot had been taken
It was voted to indefinitely postpone
the election. owing TO the absence OF
George r. 3. Berger, OF Pittsburg.
whose vote. II was learned. probably
would swing the honor 70 one OF the
three men nominated tonight
While the exact result OF tho vote
Us not made known, It was learned
that It was SO close that the hnal vote
vas put on until ali Of the men en-
captain could be present. Berger
twenty or more men entitled TO vote.
1t Is stated that Arthur E.. Brides.
of Brockton. Mass. who Will be sen.
Tor in tho medical school next year.
and Robert 3. Burch. 1909. OF Cincin-
rati. ware the two leading candidates
, in the ballot cast to-day. and that E.
II. Coy. the fullback. also received q
few votes.
Burch was a substitute end last year.
and his playing In championship
game was limited to minute and a
half In the game with Harvard.
Brides has been on the eleven two
seasons and Coy played for the first
time on the university team last fall
Although he is but a sophomore, II
! was conceded by many that the honor
would 20 to Coy BY reason OF his
great playing last fall.
Berger IL travelling in the South
| somewhere, and probably will not re.
turn to college for at least two weeks
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PENIS SOUTHERN DATES.
Red and Blue Baseball Tenn to Play
Four Ga mes in the south.

He'd and Blue Baseball Tenn to Play
Four Games in the South.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January IA
Manager Edward Clay. OF the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania baseball team
Yesterday announced the schedule for
the Southern trip. which the team Will!
take after their annual game at At.
lantic City Just before Easter with
the Carlisle Indians.
The schedule is as follows:
April 17sh and 1sth--Carlisle Indians
at Atlantic City.
April ed and 24th-University OF
Virginia at charlottesville.
April 25th-Annapolis at Annapolis
April 2Ith-Open (probably George
Washington or Georgctown).
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BLAND DENIES REPORT
states Tint He Did Not Have Diff
Guilty With Moss.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.]
LYNCHDURG, VA, January 14.-1n
a letter TO friend in this city. Hon.
the Portsmouth team IN the Virginia
League, denies the statement hereto
fore printed in some OF the Virginia
papers, that he interfered with Man.
the Truckers. The inference has been
made that Moss made good" until this
alleged interference took place. MIR.
Bland denies tho report and states
that Moss was in absolute charge while
with Portsmouth. Moss, It will he re-
called, will captain and play short for
the local team during the coming sea-
Owner Bland. who was formerly a
member of the General Assembly, dos
mouth a strong team this year. and lie
believes he will l1avo this under Man
ager Griffin.
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Ros. crnnc Coming.

Ross Crnna Coming.
Ross Crane, by many said TO be the
best one -nan entertainer on the An1eri-
can platform. the cartoonist. clay
modelar and trick pianist. will appear
1T tho younR Mera Christian Assoc
citation Hall or iIonday night. giving
the second Winter Night Entertain
.,,cnt. Cranes cartoon work Is re-
rnarkable. Els eartcatEres of men and
his scenic work alone are worth the
price OF admission There will he
ninety lninntes of fun and faces. Re-
served seats so on sale Friday at
o'clock.
New ltrbr LIENS,
An excellent bill is offered at the
1rerarl jungle. at lakewood Park. this
week. Tho various acts are all In
terestnn ind the now act added.
Madam Mnrcc::a. with lions, jaguara
and hy-hibrids is one of the most
trritlnf. yet introduced here.
| Tho baby lions Wif. be named on
Thursday night. the Performance then
heinc benefit 10. 1na Church Hill
Auxiliar, OF the Retreat for the Sick.
Three Of the nurses from tho Retreat
will ciristen the babies and announce
the winner OF the prizo offered to the
successful connection.
At tue Academy.
At u.tfi1ee and nIShs performance
| to day the Academ. will offer "Bustcr
| Brnw,.," musical comedy. which has
/, witiistood the test NJ repeated ore.
sentaticnx throuEho.:' the country.
This season new scenery and costumes
/ have been provided, together with the
! latest and most i,onu'ar songs and
/ now music. In fact y: Is the third
edition oc "Ruster Brown revised.
! enlarged ami trough ur to the hour.
i limmie Posen will be- seen In the
4 character OF Buster
'The Prince Of Pilsen" will be at
/ the Academy OF Music on Thursday
4 niuht.
Mr.. savage's company for the pres
ent season is entirely new. and the
music critics nf the cities Just. visited
i by the organization pronounce 1t the
best ever gathered for the opera.
! The Wonderful horse. Princess
Trixie, will DO at the Academy on Sat-
urday. She will give four perform
i ances on that day, viz: $50 Ais. $3.50
4 and e:16 p. NJ.
4 TriXie goes III February to Europe
, where she appeared, In 1906 The staid
4 London Times called her &c beautiful
4 MARVEL
s.I<,nS Casey" Cnming.
The Rays will be seen here next
week In their new musical comedy
!. farce, 'rKing Cose,.'' by Aaron Hnff.
man. It is said to be the funniest
comedy in which the RAYS have ye
apneared An efficient cast has beer
Z engaged to support the stars. includ
ing a largo number OF chorus girls.
T.
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MCFARLAND MAKES pEsT SHOWING
Gives Keycs Terrific beating, Hut
Latter Don't Mind 1t.

BOSTON, MASS. January s.
,'Packy" Mcfarland, OF Chicago, had the
better OF "Bert" Keyes, OF New GorS.
In a twelve-round boxing bout Mt the
Armory Athletic Association to-night.
Mcfarland proved himself much tho
most clever OF the two. aud punched
his man badly in each round. Reyes
took a terrific beating, hut was SO
strong that he showed no signs of it at
the finish
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PENN CREW CANDIDATES.
Csptnin EmiE Issues Cult for Red aud
RlnH NarSMen.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January H.
Captain Emig. of the Crew OF the Unit
rersity OF Pennsylvania. has issued a
call for all the oarsnen TO report to
Coach ELLIS Ward on Wednesday In
the gym at Franklin Field.
The mon viii be worked on the row.
ing machines for some time by the
Red and Glue coach, but they will be
taken outdoors as coon as tho weather
will permit, and then all the training
will be done from the boati1ouse on the
banks OF the Schuylkill River.
Cornell. Wisconsin, the Navy. Colur,.
h.a and Georgetown will all have fins
veteran Fights at Poughkeepsie this
season. but Pennsylvania will have
the best material In years, and must
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NORFOLK BOARDS ELECTION
An Al-Day ballot und Mr., Anderson i
~ President Again.

Special to The Times p Ispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, january 14.-.The
Board Of Trade and Business Mems
Association Tonight reelected Pres,
dent William T.. Anderson as the head
John il. oConnell, flrst vice president.
ana willard r. Cook second vlce-presli-
dent. Eight directors We're also elect
ed for a term Of three years, They
X. Woloott, f. II. Thorp, n. W. Ma
CURE, Harvey NJ. Dickson, Walter III.
Taylor and Walter Boone,
An elaborate banquet was served at
ter the annual meeting, at which time
the annual reports 81 Secretary Treas
surer W. t. Rakar and Industrial Com!-
4 missioner j. a. Hall were presented.
The balloting lated all day ana the
result was announced Ut midnight,
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Yacu nc,es Arc Ruled.
Especial TO The Times. y spnteh.

lls.sst,3i4I Speolhl 70 Iun +l|es. I,fsplkSU.l X
a business meeting OF tho Home Guard
|5(Company U, SEVENTEEN Virginia Vol
hunteers) last night, DR.. Carter Helm
I, Jones, pastor First Baptist Church. ives
elected chaplain to succeed Dr., John ].
Lloyd, who recently left the city. DIR.
D.. NJ. Thomasson was elected company
surgeon to succeed pr. $. q. slnugh-
tier. who resigned q 8week ago.
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NEW LEAGUE MAY COME.

Or. Loeb. of Newport News. Said to
Tul<en Up Mntter With Farrell.
1t was learned last night that since
Secretary Farrell OF the National AS
ISOLATION of Minor Leagues. refused
protection to Tommy Atkins for the
latter's proposed Old Dominion League,
the matter has been taken up by DR..
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Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor OF The Tlmes-
Dispatch will gladly answer In these
columns any question rcEa riding
sporting mntterr. CommunicJ Itions
ON sporting subjects will lxo he
printed, aud comments will be made.
Address Sporting Editor. Tinl:s.Dis.
patch.
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ADJUSTMENTS
(. .icndcn,y---anustcr HrownD
B;IOn---"spOj1er-.'
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink nni Wild
Animal Show.


hEluNl Show il
Nrnsic.LOvers Greet SOuAn.
John Philip Sousa and his splendid
organization OF musicians occupied the
stage OF the Academy ut two concerts
yesterday and the famous bandn1astcr
was greeted ut each by en- enthusiastic
audience Of muslc-loyers. sousa is
unique as conductor, and some OF his
methods, peculiar to himself. have for
many years served the trnvesty artists.
WHO nave 'impersonated" the March
King. He Is perhaps the most prec!se
and graceful bandmaster In tho world,
to the former no doubt being due In q
large measure the wonderful success
OF his organization. and to the lattor.
beyond q doubt, his popularity as a
wielder OF the baton.
soisa Is always generous In his pro-
grams. He provides q sufficient variety
TO suit oil tastes. and Is most liberal
In responding to encores. For the lat
ter. he renders his own compositions
as rule. not because he Is egotistio
but for the reason that these seem II
please his audiences most. Certainly
this was true In the concerts OF yes.
terday, afternoon and evening. Will!
tho compositions OF Rabinstein, Chad
wick. GODDARD, Wer.rneyer. Strauss
Griog and Wagner were we'll received
sousas own marches, "El CAPTAIN
STARS and Stripes Forever" Bride
Elect" Manhattan Beach" aud others
called forth most enthusiastic apple Use
He also played his new march. Pow
hatan's Daughter" which has much ths
same swing that characterizes his other
! popular compositions.
The so!oists carried by the organize
ton contributed a large share to the
enjoyment of the concerts. Miss Luce
Allen. the soprano possesses voice Of
great power and range. and at botl
concerts won the hearty approval o.
her audiences. Miss Jeanette Powers
a violnlst, who plays with fne expires
sion received such enthusiastic recogni
tion OF her work, that she was con,
PEELED to respond TO several encorcs
Mr.. Herbert L. Clarke. the cornet so
lost, ts a. master OF hia Instrument
i and his numbers added materially t
the succcss Of the splendid program.
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Cornell to Enter yyrcstl,n 9. Tenn.

Manager Il. y. Waite, Of the Inter-
collegiate wrestling League, yesterday
announced that Cornell had accepted
the invitation OF tho league to enter
the intercolle giate championship, to
be held in philadelphia on March Goth.
Cornell will take the place OF Grown,
who dropped out OF tho league.
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auttinn Aales, 6uturt Daps.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT yALU-
ABLE TRACT OF SUBURBAN


containing 81 $500 acres. fronting
on the Petersburg Turnpike, at Stog
No. II, on the electric car line. about
three miles from Manchester. In Ches-
terrified county. Va
~ virtue Of deed OF trust from J.
sills Daniel to the undersigned trus-
tee. dated January 81. 1905. and re-
cult Court OF Chesterfield county, III
D. y. lilo. page 5A3. default having been
made In the payment Of the note Sc
cured thereby. and being directed so to
do BY the holder thereof. will sell. at
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JAN
UARY. 1908,
at 1880 O'Clock p. Ar. the above men
toned tract nf 57.GS acres land. This
land fronts l.6se feet on said Peters
burg Turnpike and extends back to and
fronts 1850 feet on the right OF way
OF the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
TERMS: Cash.
3. W. MARTIN. Trustee.
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be counted a close contender In the

IdCt. ~ .
Among the veterans the Red and
Blue can expect to try for positions in
the varsity crew are Captain Emig.
Drayton, Shoemaker. Dean. Walton.
Rodgers. Hendrie. Townsend, Doering.
Kirkpatrick. Emory. Scott. Foster Phil-
Ter. Breitinger. Ballard. Gawthrop,
Crooks, Braddock, Brown and Atkin.
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1t was reported that Sir Thomas Lip
ton had challenged for the America
Cup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15

NJ. Farman won the $4,000 prize
offered By the Pnris Aero Club for the
first aeroplane to dy a kilometrc, or
3,2s1 feet, In a circle without touching
tho ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15

The team match was won by the
United States navy. score. 3.42l. with
Massachusetts, second. with 3.4ls. The
individual match was won by alidship-
man ". a. Lee, United States Naval
Academy, with the score Of BIS.
EDITOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-15
Trnp, Smoothing,

Sporting Editor OF che Times. Dispatch:
Sir.-Will you toll me who Is the
champion trap shooter of America!
Yours truly.
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William II. Herr lie the nationa,
champion. He shot at 1905 flying
targets last season aid broke 9s.s, a
worlds record. EDITOR,
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slave Island. Ceylon,
january II. 1903.
The Associated Press, New York.
Untrue. Have not challenged. Too
early. Size of boat no object.
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The Futurity.

Sporting Editor Of The Times-D Dispatch:
str.AWill Sou kindly publish the
name OF the horse that Won the Flu
worth of stake? D.
The race was won Ivy j. r. keene's
Colin in ! minutes II 1.5 seconds. The
stake was worth s24.aa0. Colin won
for Mr.. Keene last SEASON s1al,5,1.
600. EDITOR
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rife Match winners.

Sporting Editor of The TimeH-DIspatch:
S!r.-Will you please inform me who
&on the national rifle match hast year.
Yours truly.
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skating Record 4.

skating Record h.
Sporting Editor of The Tifnes-Dispatch
sir.-Will you kindly pkint tho hes
Ice skating records?
% Yours truly.
tsg. J. 3. T.
Fi;ty yards. 8 seconds.
seventy-tivc yards, S IS seconds.
One hundred yards. 0 AS seconds.
One mile. 2 INMATES 10 3-5 seconds.
Three miles. s minutes IS seconds,
Five miles. IL minutes . seconds.
EDITOR.
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Linton Ha. Not Challenged.

NEW YORK. January 14.-Ihe AS
sociated Press has deceived the follow
Ing cablegram from SIR Thomas Lip
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BY The Valentine Auction Company.
CTS East Broad Street.
BEAUTIFUL TuENITURE

GAS ANJ ELIEC THEItl -Gt1<ANIJIk1H11s67
BY tho direction OF tho owners. We
will sell. at our auction salesroona. No.
6lS East Broad Street, beginning 1880
TODAY (wEDNEsDAY1.J JANUARY Is.
a beautiful line OF new Furniture. ship-
ped us from tho large Wholesale iur.
niture exhibits. consisting OF Quarter
fets, with Plate Mirrors. Fine Parlor
Suits. Couchcs Dining Tables, Chairs.
Chitfonniers. Wardrobes. Rugs. Drug
gets. Lace Curtains. Portiers. Pictures:
Mirrors, iron Beds, Brass Beds. &c. All
of these goods are absolutely new and
UP TO date and worth seeing: also sev-
erai fine Gas and Electric Chandeliers
and Fixtures.
We pay special attention to ladies'
wv TIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Aurtion Sales, Urls Map.
rs>sZl1[I!llI,liss' '
AUCTION SALE

CONTENTS or TWELvE.RooM
NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
for parties disseminating ilousekeepinA
at 7is East Marshall Street.
"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18TH,
at t0:30 o'clock. Handsome parlor Suit
Mirrors. Pictures. Rugs. Couches, Drug
gets. ETall Rack. Hail and stair Car.
pet. Fine Sideboard. Extension Table
Chairs. Cook Tables, nine Bedroom.
Suit. Iron Beds. Felt and Hair Mat
and Double Oak Wardrobes. Handsome
Odd Dressers, Chairs and Rockers.
Centre Tables. All rooms covered with
mating and druggets. MI in good or
der and nearly new.
Ladies invited.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
=, ,rt. ,,.i..,.i..a a,,..tor r-or,nanv