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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
NAVY CAPTAIN IS
NEAR HIS DEATH

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Dec. l3.--Fcliow-
ing the announcement that r. Starr
King. third captain OF the Naval
Academy football team. who has been
Ill with typhoid fever. had a relapse
Saturday night, the authorities of the
Academy said that they would well
come an Investigation Of the spread of
disease Parents Of King. who are from
California, but who have been making
their home in Annapolis since he has
been in the Academy, are at his bed
side to-day. Mrs. Bowyer. wife or the
superintendent Of the Academy, and
members OF the graduating class. of
which King IL a member. are watching
hts condition.
Besides King. the only other patient
who Is critically Ill to-day is Midship-
man Maury.
Announcement was made to-day that
a board of naval medical men, headed
by Surgeon Charles st. j. Butler, U.
q. n. will convene at the Naval Acad-
envy Tomorrow morning to investigate
thoroughly the outbreak of typhoid
fever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FLETCHER ABAVDONs
NEW LEAGUE SCHEME
HE GIVES UP THIRD MAJOR
LEAGUE" IDEA AND LEAVES
PLAYERS IN LUacH.

Ne WORK. Doc, iS.-Posl,ive in~
formation reached here fFala Chicago
FRIDAY that II. A. Fletcher. wha has
been trying l., organize third major
league has abandoned the scheme af-
ter reaching an understanding Of some
kind with tiie men who control organ
lied baseball. Fletcher. ii Is said on
the hest Of autlesitN- has thrown i4p
the sfapea and has. left ii number of
bah players Ia The lurch
Russell Ford, the Highlauders' star
pitcher. Is one of these inea, and he
now finds himself la AN awkward pre-
deafnert lie refused to sign n new
contrae, 70, 1911 calling for u salary
az $500 which was offered u him di
rectg aAer the close of the local sea-
son. He said he was going To better
himself and had signed an optional
agreement to play with the Fletcher
prcjec; for sa.6o0e, which he would re-
ceive in advance. BIT Fofd fs now
compelled To sign with President Far
rell at the latter's terms or retire from
baseball,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WILL GO
TO BOSTON IN 1871
UE MAKES THIS STATEMENT Al
HOT sPRINGS-EANORs
CHARGE.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Dec 10
Gabhy Street, thu crack catcher of
the Washington team. who. all things
considered, is the star winpadist In
the American League, reached Hot
Springs Friday. Il am here to get
Into trim early for la11.' stated Street
at Jiggs Douohue's bowling alleys. on
Central avenue, tonight
AS Manager McAleer evidently in
tends trading me to Boston, do ! favor
the trade | most assuredly do.
have been member of the Wash
inston team for three years. and ope-
rated in owe: 500 wames. We gen.
orally run last. or thereabouts, and
for a PLAYER who Is not a staller II Is
mighty tough being allied with Il tall
ender.
Il would like nothing better than
To see Washington get pernant- win
ming team, hut / don't think we are
going to run much faster next year
Mr.. Taylor. OF the Boston. succeeds
in getting my release from McAleer.
The Red Sox were a factor In this
years championship race. and as
Patsy Donovan has a great young
team, he ought 10 land in one of the
high notches in 1911.
THE Athletics hagged this year $
pennant in a walk and as nothing
succeeds like success, their decisive
triumph over the Cubs in the worlds
series is bound to make them all the
more ferocious next year. Just the
same. hope I am with Boston. as
Donovan has great chance In 1911.
In my opinion"
Street states that II Is a sure thing
that ne Is to be traded to Boston By
McAleer. Though he lives down In
Alabama, he has been wintering In
Pennsylvania. Gabby intends taking
the course of II baths here and climb
ing the mountains.
Hot Springs Is enjoying very mild
winter To-day even q vest was in
the way. George McQuillen. the pre-
mier Philadelphia National League
pitcher. who will be with Cincinnati
next year. and Jiggs Donohue. the
White Sox old fret baseman. who
hopes to be back In Charley Comis-
keys employ next year. complete the
baseball colony. so far as big leaguers
are concerned.
Secretary Charles Fredericks. of
the White Sox. and Louis Comiskey
the old Romans son. are also here
Jimmy Siagie. the former Cub. now
with baltimore Is expected to-mor.
row or Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BR|TONs WANT MATCH
WITH j. S. RACkETERs

LONDON. Dec. ia new series or
tennis matches between the stars oil
England and America. apart from the
competition from the Davis cup Ia on
the cards, The British lawn tennis as
ISOLATION has voted the challenge for
the match. which 1t is proposed To play
in the United States and England al
ternateiy. II the United States avn
tennis association accepts the chai-
lenge the Engiishnen are willing that
the first match shall be played In tn.
nited States.
The challenge Is the outcome OF the
feeling that has arisen Ia England
over what IL considered the insultin
attitudes Of Australia Regarding the
competition for the Davis cup. AUS
tralia refused 70 give any guarantee
of expense for the matches unless first
assured Of the strength OF the EnEnsn
challenging team. England selected
what was believed TO be a splendid
team. and Australia prom pity eabied
that the names sent were not Eooi
enough for a guarantee.
IL IS unlikely that England will so
to the expense of sending "A team ID
Australia for the Davis cup,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
JOHNSON WORKSOUT
BEFORE ADMIRERS
BLACK PUG HAS ALL HIS OLD
TIME. SPEED-GOING
ABROAD.

CHICAGO, Dee. Js.---For the first
time since the Reno training days.
Jack Johnson cut loose during a
terday and to-day sports who saw the
big black AT work declare he has not
lost an ounce of speed or cieverness.
johnson worked with his sparring
partner. Walter Monahan. The cham
pion showed everything he had in
stock and in the three rounds had him
hanging on.
Johnson took occasion to deny tina,
he had been matched to meet the win
ner of the Langford-Jeanette fight in
Paris. He intends To take his trip &c
Europe purely for pleasure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
MUNICIPAL DANCES
FLIRTING SCHOOLS
CATHOLIC CLERGY DENOUNcE
FREE AND EASY METHODS IN
VOGUE IN MILWAUKEE.

MlI.W AuKEE. WIS. Dec 1s--Thst
Nilwaukee's Socialistic municipal
dances are in reality nothing but
schools for MASKING is the charge
made by Catholic priests In three dif-
ferent churches. Mayor Seidel refuses
to discuss the denunciations.
"The Washers who seek to know
girls upon the streets without intro
ductions are invited to the cfty's mu-
nicipal dances" said Rev. J. r. Ryan.
of St. Frances Seminary. "The admis-
sion OF 10 cents Is paid and the an
nouncament IL made that 1t Is ifnpos-
sible to Introduce people to each other,
so the men are considered to be at
liberty to invite any girl to dance with
no formal presentation. II you love
your children. keep them away from
the municipal dance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GRAND RAPIDS WINS
WATER WORKS SUIT
COURT PERMITS NUM-
CIPAILTY TO END WATER Mo-
NOPOLY-AN IMPORTANT
QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.--Tha fight
Of thea city OF Grand Rapids against
the GRIND Rapids Hydraulic Company.
which controls the water supply of the
city, ended with victory to-day In the
decision OF the Supreme Court of the
United States. affirming the proceed
ings. putting to an end the monopoly
held by Ahe company. An act of the
Michigan legislature to this effect.
passed in 1905. was upheld.
The plaintiffs in the case, most OF
whom are bondholders OF the hydrau-
lie company, contended that the act
of repeal was unconstitutional, and
that the city could not Dust them with
out at least taking over their plant
at a. fair valuation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WRIT OF HABEAS
CORPUS TOO LATE
SAYS IMMIGRATION OF
ETCIAL MUST APPEAR IN COURT
IN DEPORTATION CASE.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 1t hough
Judge Nathan Geff had at Richmond
on Saturday granted writ of habeas
corpus. returnahle Wednesday. In the
case OF Lea Utekewicz, an alleged un-
desirable alien found in Norfolk and
ordered by the immigration anthori-
ties to be deported. the woman was
Saturday night placed on an outgoing
New York steamer and - to-day at
Ellis Island, \. V. awaiting deporta-
ton out of the country.
Attorney s. NJ. Brandt, counsel for
the woman. upon calling Immigration
Inspector Morton over the telephone
Saturday night to tell him of the writ
secured by him in Richmond. was In
formed that the woman had sailed
for New York an hour before. At
torney Brandt SAYS he Will he before
Judge Golf in Richmond "Wednesday
and that Inspector Morton Will have
to answer before there also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

NEW YORK. Dec. 1a.-For the first
time in many years real trotter won
the light harness championship at the
National Horse show of 1910. It has
usually happened that in the little tan
bark ring At Madison Square Garden
quick gated horse of 2:90 speed could
beat Grand Circuit flyer, but this sea-
son the capital prize fell to horse that
had figured prominently in some of the
greatest races of red-letter year on
the tsotting turf. Willy was one of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
zDYszkO WILL TRY
TO THROW THREE
POLISH WRESTLER HAS HARD
PRoGRAM-MusT DOWN TRIO
I'M AN HOUR.

NEWARK. y. J., Dee. is.-Zzyszko.
the Polish wrestler will appear at We
osr'a Colosseum Thursday night
against THREE powerful heavyweights.
Johnny Dunn. fsa Widely known
wrestler. has contracted with Jack
Herman, OF Buffalo. for ZbyszAo's en-
gagement. and the agreement calls Tor
the Poiander to down all three men
To be engaged inside. of ana hour. actual
wrestling time. or forfeit his share OF
the gate receipts.
Dunn IL hard at work framing up the
card. and hopes to obtain Paul Pons.
Joe Rogers. Tom Jenkins and Piladon.
the Finnish Hon" to give Zxyszko the
tine of his life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
REGRETTED HE COULD
NOT NAME LANE

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. IL
President Taft made 1t known to~d4&s
that he had earnestly considered ema
name of Interstate Commerce. Corn
missioner Franklin X. Lane. to k~8
one of the Judges on the commAE&
court. The executive respectfully etfM
mated Lane. however. because hA A~l Il
that his removal from tine commt9eq
with Knapp would seriously in1ufe
efficiency The additional fact tk
the President felt II would be- III ~
cult to find another Democrat 0n &M
Pacific coast who could take L1aM4
place was also determining fM
fpr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BELIEVE RACING
Can COME BACK
CONEY ISLAND AND WEST
CHESTER ASSOCIATIONS PUB
LISTING CALENDAR FOR
1911 AND 1912.

NEW YORK. Dec. I3,-The coney
Island Jockey Club and the West
Chester Racing Association have Just
published notices in the racing caIen-
dar that entries for certain rich stakes
Will close in the near future. an In
dieation that the turf governors have
not given mp the fight TO keep racing
alive in the State of New York The
West Chester Racing Association an
neunees that certain stakes will he
run In the spring and fall meetings
In 1911 and 1919. while the Coney Is
land Jockey Club states that entries
for the futurity. TO be run at the fail
meeting In 1913. will close January ..
1911.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
F0OTbAlLERs SET
MUCH-C0vETEO rs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLLEGE STARS
AWARDED LET~fER~-TRAINI
NOW ron INDOOR MEET.

Especial to Tho Richmond Nirgintan'
FREDERICKSBURG VA. DEG. 1s~.-
The fredericksburg College football
team has disbanded for tue season, at
ter a successful year.
Coach Mcqueen has conferred the
coveted r on the following players
capt Holmes Turner. Prentice Thonlp-
son. stuart Williams. Charles Saunders.
Norris Caldwell Il. Brooks. Lanee Lag
on, Lewis Caldwell. Wiley Weaver,
George Rewv Edwin Nhtteaurst. Man
ager Charles Rowe and assistant man
aver Frank Logon.
The track men are now in training
Tor the indoor meets TO be held tG,s
winter.
The prospects for baseball team ARE
excellent for the coming season.
Coach Mcqueen. Of Central University
Of Kentucky, viii have charge of The
squad and has already arrahsed good
schedule
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
JEWELLERS TAKE
THREE IN 4 ROW
GEMSETrERS BOWL CONSISTENT
AND STRONG GAME AND
DOWN NEWSPAPER
MEN.

Bowling a strong, consistent game
from start to finish. the jewelers.
COPIED trio of counters from the
Times Dispatch on the Newport
ALLEYS Monday night. There was
nothing to II but the gemsetters from
the first ball. The newspaper men evil
IDENTIFY lost their nerve before the
game began, for none of them rolled
the game Of which they are capable
and about which they had prated so
much. Captain Spiling's men had the
tbs number from the outset ana
won each of the three games by a
liberal and generous margin.
Following are the scores and the
standing Of tho clubs in the league:
jewelers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
]. LEE vENEY LOSES
BARN AND HORSES

Especial To The Richmond Virgipian3
LuRAY. VA. Dec. 1s--J. Lee veney
ney's barn, located about Ave miles
west Of Luray. was destroyed by fire
last night causing a heavy loss in
grain rrovender and two fine horses.
The tire is supposed to have been of
incentsiary origin and an arrest OF
whoman who Is accused of causing the
fire vii, probably follow to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
NELSON TO LECTURE
ON HIS OWN DEFEAT
BATTLING DANE WILL DELIVER
SPIEL ON PICTURES OF SCRAP
WITH MORAN.

KANSAS CITY. MO. Dec. 1s.--Just
tn show that he isn't sore because he
was beaten by owen Moran. Bat. Nell
son will act here as the lecturer when
moving pictures of their battle are
shown. He will also enliven the pro-
ceedings with exhibition bouts with
Tommy Bresnshsn, of Omaha
Nelson laughs at the reports that he
would quit the game.
"Why should / quit" he said, Il
am as good as ever. and II can get
the rest want and get some OF the
worry off MY mind | viii be all right.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SHOTS EXCHANGED
IN MEXICAN CONGRESS

EAGLE PASS. TEX. Dec. 13--News-
papers arriving to-day from Mexico
CITY give reports of an attempted as
sassination in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties - the National Congress. Re-
sentiig certain utterances by Repre-
sentative Juan Chapitai. of Oajaca.
Representative Salvador Diaz Miron
fred two shots at his colleague Both
bullets missed and no one was in
iureA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BUGS RAYMOND TO
BECOME WRESTLER

CHICAGO. December 1s.--BuEs
Raymond. the former Giant pitcher.
is going to tho mat again, but this
time not with old John Rarleycorn
season.
Raymond intends to become i
regular wrestler and to-day signed
for finish match with Joe Kennedy.
:, local lightweight, for next Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HUSBAND DYING
ACCUSES WIZ
GRANDSON OF "BIiACkING klNk1zS
SAYS WAS SUICIDAL
Il
ATTEMPT

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Deeembek
12--.Mrs Marie Leakeer Clspp. wills
OF Herbert Mason Clnpp, a weAith1s
cIubpian. WAS placed under arrest to-
day charged With the shooting Of ner9
husband who il dying in st. Josepn'ns
hospital With bullet In his heAdsa
The wife's statement to the poiico 49,
that her husband had attempted ~
commit suicide. In an ante-mofte1M
statement by the dying man. howevsrs
he asserts that Mrs Ciapp did the
shooting.
clapp is q grandson Of Mason. tho
"biaeking king
The tragedy follows series OF quar-
rels between the couple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

tract that it owned there for a more
extensive tract adjoining Guantanamo.
The latter tract was the property of
Colonel Jane, the former fugitive rev.
olutionist. who headed the abortive
uprising in Santiago a few months
ago. Jane returned to-day from New
York TO surrender and to close the
deal for transfer OF his land tn the
United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
DAILY LOOKS 5000
At ) CUSHION GAME

NEW YORK, December 1s.--Those
who saw John DAILY playing the first
of his series of three-eushion billiard
games With George w. Moore. say
that Champion Alfred peOro. who Is
to play DAILY next week, must look to
his laurels.
Daily Is playing $50 points to Moore's
1870. Last night DAILY got his SO points
while Moore was making IL. Days
high run was and Moore's 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
.COUNTERFEITERS
UNDER ARREST

NEW YORK. Dec is.-F'raux We
Der and Benjamin Lotteter. alleged
counte-feiters. who were arrested yes
terday in a sensational raid by United
States s.cret service agents in Astoria,
l.. T., were held, to-day by United
States COMMISSIONER Morlein in $4,000
each for a tearing next Monday. The
men arr charged with making coun-
terteit sS and $40 gold coins.
The United States government has
been ten years trying to locate Weber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Fevsr casss Doing Well.

Especial t. The Richmond vifginiariJ
BLACKSTONE. VA. Dec. 13.--Thers
was A published repor. last week that
there were many cases OF fever in our
town. There have been only four or
fever has been confined to two fami-,
lies. The health Of the town has heen'
unusually good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BONES or NEanO FOUkE
IN NUNS OF FIRE.

Especial to Tac R'ciniond virglnian.)
iyNCIEl'i.G. VA. Dec. is.--The
fears that a negro porter BY the name
OF Janice Wallet had psrished in tho
Thornhill Wagon Worka last Friday
night were verified thia morning when
his remains were found. Scarcely any
thing save . few homes were lost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
AT HEAD
OF EASTERN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. Dec. l3--Edward g.
Barrow. was yesterday elected presi-
at a meeting Of the league magnates.
Barrow, who WAS last season manager
Of the Montreal team. received the
votes OF Baltirs.res TORONTO, Buffalo,
NaMark and ) NJ rel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
STANDARD OIL
MUST PAY FINE

WASHINGTON. December lathe
Standard Oil Company OF New York
VIII have to pay its fine Of $4,000
for accepting rebates on oil shipments
from Olean to New England points,
as "a result OF the action OF the ST.
preme Court Of the United States to-
day in refusing to review the decision
of the lower courts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
.CY SMITH LOSES
TO BATTLING HURLEY

NEW YORK, December 13.--Bat-
ling Hurley IS again in the good
races Of his pugilistic friends as tho
esult of the mauling he handed out
. his fellow Jersey City townsman.
~ Smith. hast night at the Olympic
Athletic Club. II was q terrific mill.
Hu4ey leading all the way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
NO COALlNG STATION !
FOR BAH1A-HONDA

\ HAVANA. Dec. 15.--The United
States, according to an announcement
made to-day. has abandoned the idea
OF q coaling station 81 Bahia Honds,
Cuba, and hAs traded the 5000 acre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Chesapeake & Ohie

600 A. | Daily-Fass trains - a. ~ s3
AGO p. j Newport News and Nosteo Ss
!do A.-Dsily. Lcasi . NswHHe
200 r. Daiiy--Louisviais ard 4
IL 90 z. Pullman. ss2
GAS P.-DaiIy. 80 Louis chicaop sp
$40 A-Dsily--ch asissassvsii& No.
Hiuton. N s33
s:ls P.--Wssk days. ltosai y 0osde
1000 A.--Daily. Lynchbusn. LB9., "a
e,lS Ps--Wesk aayA ~ EVnssAQsU 9s.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICnlGOll1
Local from East--S:15 A. ~. TO r.
Through from Eaat-1 IS ~ NJ ~ M T.
Local from West-s6sJo 4. ~, ~ ~
Throurh-7 20 4. n. a.1S =. NJ Sa
james Rivss Iias s4:bB 4. NJ. oste III e(I5I
sDaiiy eacspt euhd1v. s.AS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
.4Hess ~ Se~AEsAA

.Assss ~ sssAx'AxA
let the handsome European bred stall
lion remain III America for another
campaign through the Grand Circuit
next season.
Lugano and Como. winners OF the
light harness championship for pairs,
or double teams. as old school horse
men would say. are well known prize
winners. owned by f. T. Stotesbury. OF
Philadelphia. They were champions
at the Garden in 1903 and were win
ners IT the London International Horse
Show earlier in the same year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
LUCIANO AND E0H0

the, contending trotters in the record
breaking race won by Joan in s:o4 ga
In the Pennsylvania stakes at L4exinE-
ton, and the New York Grand Circuit
meeting he won the amateur wagon
race for the $4,000 Speedway stakes
and the Mona Wilkes cup. in which
race forty fast horses were entered
His ability 10 trot In EOS was demon
strated in the campaign recently end
ed. and horsemen will be pleased to
know that his owner, Louis W. WI
mans. of Hove. England. has decided to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
71777' : - - y
FOR RENT.

ron RENT IN THE RICHMOND
Virginia want ads. will get you a
tenant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-12
CHICAGO Grain Market.

CHICAGO. ILLS. May 11.-Alleged
indications that the comparative
weakness OF wheat at Duluth was IN
part at least the result of manipula-
.tion from Chicago. tended today to
deaden the effect of threatened furth-
er shipments here from that port. Al
ter nip and tuck struggle. easing
only with the gong. traders finally
emerged from the pit with prices l
cent higher for the May option. and
unchanged to Aa% cent up for the
deferred deliveries. Corn closed I'M
changed TO Is cent higher: oats, saA
az higher. and provisions, to 10
cents lower
Articles open High Low Close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-12
Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON ID. c., May IL
The condition of the treasury at the
beginning Of business today was as
follows:
Trust funds:
Gold coin. $751;. 335 .S69.
Silver dollars. $3.50, I03, 900.
Silver dollars Of 1899. $3.737 900.
Silver certificates outstanding
$49G. l03, 900.
General fund:
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. sl.Ss3.53O.
Current liabilities, s10i.032.372.
Working balance in treasury Offices
s2O.055.73l.
In banks TO credit of treasurer OF
the United States. s35.733.1ss.
Subsidiary silver ccin, .S2l .5e1. 30T.
Minor coin. sl.lI0,s4o.
Total balance in general fund. Ssh.
sf3.057.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-12
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND.

Walter Charnley and Alice May
Charniey. his wife. having executed
deed Of trust dated 25tn Sept. 1909,
to w. w. Woodward ana c. II. Hew~
ms. Trustees. for all that certain lot,
piece or parcel OF ground situate III
the City OF Newport News, State OF
Virginia. known anu designated by the
tot No. 80. in block No. 239. as shown
ON a map emitted. Map Of Part OF
the CITY of Newport News. Virginia,
which map was duly recorded IN the
clerks Office Of the Corporation Court
Of the City OF Newport News. Nir-
ginia. in plat book No. I, al page s.
IN TRUST. to secure 10 =. w. Darl-
ing. executor OF James ;. Darling de-
ceased. the sum of S2.S32. evidenced
by negotiable notes dated 10Th Sep
TENDER. 1905. made by the said Wal
ter Charnley and payable to the orGer
Of +. W. Darling. executor OF James
:. Darling. at the banking house OF
Schme!z Brothers. Newport News.
virginia. s Of said notes being interest
notes. and each for $40. and are pay
able. respectively. in s. IL. II. -. 30
and 30 months from 9th September.
INIH. ana NNt tAttA HVt' WINS ~
The principle sum Of $500 and pay
able ? years after date
And default having been made in
r.aying said notes. and being so in
structcd 10 do by the holder Of the
notes remaining due and unpaid.
shall. on SATURDAY. the 2ist day Of
MAY. 1910. offer said lot Of land for
sale AZ public auction to the highest
bidder for cash; sale TO take place on
the premises. No. zi2 Tniriy-ffih
street. City of Newport News. Nir-
einia. a. u O'Clock " ~ that dsic.
balance due beng $500 with IN
fcrcs' from 25ln March. 1909.
W. w. WOODWARD.
G. ". HEWINS.
Trustees
BARRETf & WEST. Aucti0ncers.
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