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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14
PIT TSBURG PICKED
As WINNER AGAIN.
New York City Thinks the Pirates
Will Land Pennant This
Season.

breast. but the fans OF Gotham arc
not claiming either of the 1910 major
league pennants. Both New York
ened, but IT doesn't seem possible for
either tho Htghlanders or the Giants to
finish first IN their respective leagues.
says Manhattan critic. The Nation
ais have the better chance of break
ms up the Vests pennant .monopoly.
II Mike Donlin decided to join the Nc
GRANTEES and Johnny king gets a
clean bill Of health from that angus.
body. the National Commission. Pitts
burg VIII have a hard time winning
sticks to the footltghts and Il john
ny King Isn't reinstated. it looks, as
IL the Pirates would have the easiest
OF times finishing In front.
In my prediction as. to the outcome
of the pennant race in the Lynch or
the critic continues. but to
me and to many others 1t seems as
II the Pirates are bound to repeat,
unless. Of course. something terrible
happens 70 John Hans Wagner. Fred
Clarks. Tommy Leach, Jack Miller.
George Gibson and Babe Adams The
Giants ought to run second. and il
Mike Donlin comes back and stings the
excellent chance to finish on top.
Reports from Marlin, where the
Giants are training. indicate that Nc
Graw's scouts picked up a lot OF prom
son. and that Manager John J. is going
to have his troubles In deciding which
men are to be turned back to the
minor leagues for further SEASONING
Glowing . accounts are coming North r5h
seems to be particularly sweet on
Ernest Lush. Ernest Lush. Billy's
young and only brother. Is said to look
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the hunts committee. must be filled In,
and the same signed by the master Of
a recognized hunt. stating II the horse
to be Qualified has been kept primarily
for hunting purposes. regularly hunted
during the past season and has
Jumped fair hunting country.
No horse shall be qualified to start
In race confined to bona fidc hunt,
{ers that has ever won a steeplechase
or hurdle race in this or any other
country (point to point steeplcchase
iexccpted) not confined to bona fide
hunters.
Horses may, however, he reinstated
as bona fide hunters. If two years
have elapsed between the date OF their
last win in an open race or a race
for qualified hunters and the date of
the application for the certificate. OF
reinstatement.
stecplechases for bona fide hunters
must be at q distance of two and a
half miles or over. with the jumps not
less than four feet in Representatives,
height. the course and the Jumps to
be subject to the approval of the
hunts committee.
All races for bona fide hunters to
be confined to gentlemen riders. mem
| sbers OF recognized hunt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Acndcmy-DarlS.
8 DijOu-"Sul, the Circus GAL"

Victor Moore, as Kid burns.
5 In "The Talk OF New York" which
Conan and Harris will present at the
Academy Saturday, matinee and night,
with Victor Moore in the principal role.
that OF kid Burns. George NJ. Conan
is said to have delivered q play that
for bright. snappy chatter" smart
s"s!angologlca sayings and tunefu1
musical numbers, Is said to be the best
effort that has ernanated from his pro-.
life pen In several years. Mr.. Conan
wrote '.The Talk OF New York; espe-l
Scially for Victor Moore, and lo has
taken that very agreeable actors
to nicely. with tho result
that Mr. Moore and THO Talk OF New
York; have proven one Of the most
satisfying musical comedy propositions
launched on the American stage; In
several seasons.
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5ea[en DrnppsaIs.


Staunton. Va, March /, 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON
struction of about three and one
half (31s) miles OF macadam road
at Craigsville. Va. will be received
at the county clerks Office at Staun-
ton. Va, until 10 o'clock a. M.
THURSDAY. MARCH "a. 1910. Plaus
and specifications may be seen the
above Office or at the office Of the
State Highway Commissioner, Rich
mond,2 Va.
a certified check for Two hundred
and fifty (se5o) dollars shall accom-
pany each bid. The ccnmirtee re-
selve the right to reject any ard ull
bids. An engineer will be ut Craigs-
Vile Wednesday, March 1G 1910, to
go oversthe work With prospective
bidders.
Proposals should be addressed to
county clerk ut Stanton, Va, or
either member Of tho committee.
Mr.. u. T.. Moore, of Craigsville. will
he glad to show any one ever the
T.. NJ. SMILEY.
j. $G.s FULTON,
Committee.
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ReaI estate for 5aIt.
lanes T arms

own and offer for salc TIL Rec D.
JOINING FAT S, Of z ACRES each;
With fine frontage on James River, Ex-
sccllcnt land in good state Of cultivation.
Wharf on one farm, and right Of way and
use ~ same reserved for otherltwo, Il POST
office and store on premises |; school and
churches conYenien Que tract with
dwelling, barn. stable etc., 5000 per
acre; other two K. 90 per acre each.
Good roperties, cScellently located 3,
N NJ, SSi "a Il icy Y BU
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Is sure to do good work. George
Wiltsc is much stronger than l,c was
formed and "Rube" Maruuard ought
to gain control. which is the only.
thing he lacks. Behind the plate. how
over the Polo Grounds combination
Isn't as strong as 1t was before Roger
Bresnahan was permitted to 20 to ST.
Louig to become peerless leader.
Schlcl and Myers are willing workers
and all that, but neither man is in
Brcsnahan's class. or even as good as
Jimmy Archer. Of tho Cubs. Arthur
Wilson displayed wonderful form on
the last Western trip in 1909. and may
be tho teams star receiver this sea-
son.
McGraw wills have rafting good
inheld and q splendid outfie1d. Larry
Doyle is improving every year., and
while he may never be tho finished
second-sacker JOHNNY Evers Is. the
Breese, Ill. boy will come mighty near
being. the next best man In his posi-.
ton in the National League this sea-
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particularly good. Lush played semi
professional ball in tho Bronx last
year and made decided hit with those
who saw him. 4
lacher the New Haven recruit, is
also being highly praised. Like LUSH
Bachcr is n college boy, graduate OF
the University OF Buffalo. According
to the. war correspondent, he seems
sure OF. q Job with the Giants this year.
Ills only fault at present is that he's
little bit weak in running the bases.
McGraw and Latham ought to be able
sliding
Where McGraw has made his ten
strike. according to the men who are
IN the South, Is in his new pitchers.
All seem good. may miss my guess,
but from what Arctiraw told me be-
Tore he went South. tho best Of the
Young pitchers Will prove to be either
phis: or Dickson. the Birmingham re-
The Giants don't need much strength
CntnP In the box chrfsfv5 Nj II
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Southern Railway

h N.B.-Following schedule figures published;
as Information and not guaranteed:
$50 A. M.-Dafly-Locai for Charlotte.
Il 1915 "a Daily-L lmited-For all points
South. Pullman and Day Coachcs.
500 p. MEX. misunderstanding Local
1lA5 P. M:-Daily-Limitcd. for all points
South. Pullman ready $50 P. n. M
YORK RIVER LINE.
1850 p. MIX. Sun.-To West PIT. con-
Meeting for Baltimore Mon Wed. and Fri.
$50 A. MEX. Sun. and Gals P. M.-Mon..
Wed. and Fri.--Local to Vest Pits.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South 100 a. M.. $3.50 p. NJ.
daily; 40 "A. NJ, Elk. SUM-. 4:l0 T. NJ. Daily
IocaD.
From West Point. $3.50 4. NJ. daily: I:ss
A. NJ Wed. and fri: 5:45 p. NJ. Elk. Sun.
s. e. BURGESS, n. p. A.
go e Main st. Phone iarison rs.
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Long Distnn,c,e FootraIc,.e,.;..

X New York, March 13.-The second
long distance professional footraco OF
the season at Madison Square Garden
will be held Tomorrow night. Eight
OF the best distance men IN the world
will meet In q twenty-mlle event. The
starters will include Fred Meadows, of
Canada: Thure ] ohansen, the Swedish
youngest ter. who carried Off tho recent
Marathon race in record breaking time;
Crowley, the ex-Irish- american Ath-
letic Club runner, and Percy Sellen, the
EngliShman
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sIIEPrAnD IS DIsCIPLINED.

Guilty OF Improper Conduct as
Amateur.
New York, March ALL or calling an
officer Of tho Phlladelphint Militia Ath-
expense account, Melvin Sheppard, the
champion middle distance runner OF
America, was found guilty yesterday
Of Improper conduct as an amateur by
letio League. and suspended for sixty
days. 81 IA " St Ne 81 Isl 3saa
The suspension. however dates from
the first trinl hearing j nn,,ary 4 rs.
sheppard viii again BIO IN amateur In
g Sine specia sharsas were made in il,
all, The runner was found guilty on
two, y q. ss s,sSs3
s'SSSheppard denied tho cousations III,
general. He said that his ttslnIpls to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14
.OLDFIELD MAKES FAST MILE,

Daxtona. Fla. March 1s.-Barney
,Oldheld, with his eoo-horse power
Benz, showed great form to-day by
driving a mile in 27sa-5 seconds. which
is 1a,ur-fifths of a second better than
the worlds record.
In the exhibition events Tuesday.
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Real E8tate fnr &puIr

FOREST LODGE Is a PLEASANT
mansion OF hundred rooms, within
twenty minutes OF Richmond and
three hours OF Washington. 1t is
tho private dwelling Gifts owner.
but would be suitable Tor cour-
try club or d sanitnriuln or a first
class suburban resort. Az mid
WY point for climatic travel, 1t
unitcs more advantages than can be
found elsewhere between New Eng
land and the tropics. Apply by let
ter only TO CAPTAIN %CuSSONS,
Lock Box G12. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

NOTICE.
a The business heretofore conducted by
w, G. Blanton and W.. +. Purcell. Jr..
ana tdi ong nanGa
business, has baen dissolved by mutual
consent. w. G. Blanton. trading as
tNBlnnton & Company. retains offices
No. lilo Il. Main Street and assumes
all liabilities and takes over all assets
OF the firm of Blanton & Purcell. w.
Il. Purcell, Jr., trading as W.. u, Pur-
cell. Jr. Company. can be, found at
No. lilo y, Main Streeta3unttl April j,
1910, at which time he Win occupy No.
100 North Eighth Street. s s
(signed) w G. BI.ANTON.
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NorfolkIand WesteraR Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoRFoLK
Schedule In Effect March 8. 1910. 81
z Leave Byrd street Station. ttichmond.
FOR NORFOLK: 1900 "A. NJ. % 200, p lf.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE; WEST: $500
"a. M q 90 ?. A.. $500 p. n. Arrive Rich
mond 4 + rom Norfolk-sll:t0 A.. NJ, u: 80 r.
NJ. III 100 P. NJ. From the West $50 a. n.
81 30 p. M.,'6:o6 p. M, .11:0o r. N.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping ctrs: Cafe
Dining Cars. c. III. BOSLEY.
w. 3. BEYILL, p. p A. SslcEmond, Va.
q. p. IA, Roanoke, Va. i5s SSa
sDaily. ssDaily, ex. sun. 5
suRRY. SUSSEX & SOUTHAMPTON r. Il.
No. leaves Dory. 9 "A, NJ; Wakefield.
II; Dendron. ll:2O; Surry Courthouse lI:4s.
Arrives scotland i::ss E. N. No, 81 leaves
Dendron. $3.50 a, NJ; surry Courthouse.
8 ;5s, Arrives Scotland. s:e2e, No. q leaves
Scotland, $50 A.. NJ; Surry Courthouse
1905; Dendron, 7:+5; Wakefield. Sis. arrives
Dory. S:45. No. leaves Scotland, "a P. ~:
iSurry Courthouse. 2:35. Arrives Dendron,|
$40. 8ss5g i4E
connect tons at Wakefield with Norfolk
and Western Railroad Il at Scotland. with
Virginia Navigation Company's James River
boats All trains daily except sunday.
EDWARD ROC ERs. Superintendent.
88iiFf3s II IS 8gi Dendron. Va.
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Baltimore Steam Packet ~

EquIpped With Wlrelosa tale graphY
TO BALTIMoRE AMP ss5 aTas onTH w
Leave Richmond Daily escept Eundays VI
N, & wv. Ry. ~ r. Nj. Norfolk $50 r. ~
n G. a. %. Ry,f 400 r. Nj, Old Point 7;3o u, y
o. ID, s., -. 90. 20 n. ~. Zone day IN Nor
folk. s
\ va, Nav. CO. 80 Al ~. lMond ~. Hsdnsa
day and FRIDAY gs ~
Tickets al all Offices. For NJ --.erooms q
ply. u ~: ~ 1l Mat
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Dibineno Rotites.

Richmond, Va. March 9, 1910
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or, THE
Jefferson Realty Corporation have
this day declared asd iYidend of Q per
preferred sto ck. pay able April i, i no.
Il Book closed March 15, 1910. Checks
will be mailed to shareholders. 5s
1g.t OLIVER j. SANDS.
5IssS9ip5 33tsssS ~ Urea S,irer
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PLAYERS PURCHASED
FROM RALEIGH TEAM
[specIa 10 The mines .Dispatch.1

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
b Lynchburg, Va, March 13.-President
Mclaughlin, of the Lynchburg ball
team, announced Tonight that he had
purchase the release OF Pitcher Bran
don, Catcher Rowe and Outfielder Hoff ;
man from Raleigh, of Nhe4 Eastern
Carolina League. These men will res
port here April / for practice. All OF
thdm have signed with the locals
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hasten the officials might have been
mistaken for INSTRUMENTATION. H0 was
willing to apologize for any seeming
misconduct.
The Philadelphia delegates, however,
were not inclined to accept apologies.
The trial board brought IN yordtSt
language and acts satisfactorily.
Sheppard Is a member of the Irish
American Athletic Club, and has been
permitted to run In several recent
meets under protest.
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RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE nay
RAILWAY COMA n y. - -
sEABOARD AIR LINE.

mond daily: 9:lO A. M.-Local to Noriina,
Raleigh. Charlotte, Wilmington. 1918 Pr
-slcepers and coaches. Atlanta. BrmtnE
ham, Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. ...4o p. M.-To Florida points. 1e:12
p. NJ, 1885 r. M.-Slccpers and coaches
Savannah, Jacksonville. tlanta. Btrminx-
ham and Memphis. Sorthbound trains
scheduled to arrive Richmond daily: 4::u
A. NJ 200 A. NJ. rs A. NJ, 800 p. NJ. 5:iQ
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

\ 900a "A. IDaily-Fast trains to Old Point,
a 100 p. Newport News and Norfolk.
7:Ao A.--Daily.S Local to Newport News.
800 P.-pally.N2L Local to Old Point
200 p. Daily-Loutsville and CINCINNATI
1900 p. Pulmans. '9a
s:45gP.-Daily. est. Louis; chlca go special.''5l
Pullmans gs q 5asssl2 Y
$3.50 Observation-Disclosures Week days
Clifton Forge. jl Is 5
SIS P-Week days. Local 10 GordonsvilIe,
10: 100 A.--Datly. L'burg,s Lex, c. Forge.
4 Sis 5P.--Weels days. To Lynchburs.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-s:25 a.. NJ, u $50 r. M. saa
Through from East-11: 40 a NJ 6: 355 II. NJ
Local from West-'s:so a. NJ. $3.50 "A. NJ
7:50sP. NJ. s3 1s3 tai & Fl $50
Throush--7:3o a. NJ. a:45 p NJ. gSS I'd
James River Lines :35 "a. NJ. 6 100 p. II. Il:
- Daily except Sunday. sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

AT the request OF the owner, we wifi
offer for sale. on the premises, at pub
lilo auction, that Desirable two-story
brick resld ence, known MS n
u NO. 1878 YlE1NABLE STREET, 8s HI
containing ave room 4. frontage e feet,
running back 166 feet, .isss
\ TIIUIsSDAY AIAl3CTIa1 9TH.
at Ii o'clock. bove Described property,
sI4omo- see ers and INVESTORS should
attend the sale. as a r u rgain may, he
gexpect ted. IA "A
TERM seasQnab q aud ammo nce
AT - ales
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Which will supp1ant tie Oldhcld DE
Palma match, Oldfleld has consented
TO go forsthe one and two-mile worlds
records. All records he makes then
will be official.
The regular speed carnival dates
with the original program will begin
tho 22d and continue for three days. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

20 ACRE FARM. WITHIN u MILES
% Richmond. Va: IL miles from
Elko. on chesapeake and Ohio: III
miics from Meadow Station. on
Southern: dwelling and outbuiidings;
acre. u snap. SOAIsfERy1LLF,
TRUST Co. INC. Newport News
Va: three phones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

In execution OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court or Herrico county, entered
on February 26. -91O. in the suit Of
John NJ. Price ct ais. vs.. S. Galeski ct
ais. we will. Is special commissioners
therein appointed, sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
Tn d!JIGsE J MAEGH 10; aaaS %
q. %. 20. "a, 25. &c and 81 of block
three (3) lots Nos. 10. II, 10, Is and
IA OF block five (5): also lots Nos. 90.
IS. 81. % and 20 OF block seven (7);
also lots %. "a. %. &c, 27, % and %
of block two (2). all Of said lots be-
ing in Barton and Lambs Brookland
Park, as shown on a plat OF said land
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
Henrico Circuit Court.
Lots have a frontage on Fendall and
.Hanes Avenues Of 80 feet each by
depth Of 1875 feet to alley, to be sold
according to plat. and will be offered
separately and in blocks.
These lots are located In a rapidly
improving section. close to Ginter
Park Barton Heights and the car line.
and should command the attention Of
investors and home-seekers. This sale
cure high class suburban property at
low prices and on easy terms.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the res
gidue in two equal instruments at six
and twelve months from day Of sale,
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
nents with Interest added, and title
retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid. or for all cash.
at the option OF tho purchaser.
2 d. c. RICHARDSON.
NJ. A.8PoWERs.
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" y = S-1..fV I1k0s 33TeIIIlI4
Special Commissioners

Il certify that the bond required BY.
tho above decree OF the special COM
miss,oners has been duly given. Given.
under my hand this 2sth day Of Feb
!ruary, 1910.
E Teste: S. z. WADDILII4, Clerk.
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SITUATIONS 0Nanten, male.

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT WANTS
Office work OF any kind. moderate
- salary best ofrrcferenccs. Address
l. 696. care Times Dispatch.
DRUG CLERK USREG1STERED, ID r.
sires position as assistant. 1--WE
years experience. good n reference.
Address r. q. L. .gl3 Chestnut Ave.
Newport News. Va.
WANTED, SITUATION AS ENGINEER;
can furnish bestaof references. Adj
dress y. u. DOLLINS. Chariottes-
VILE. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS IN BROOKLAND PARK
BETWEEN BARTON HEIGHTS AMI
GINTER PARK AND NEAR TO Cal.
LINE.
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Real estate Qqantrn.


real. ESTATE TITLE EXAMINING
and collections given special attcn-
ton. SAMUEL WANT. Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, SO East Broad
Street, Monroe 1887.
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flats TOR & .nt.


water hcating: stationary nvatory
and phone; good location; references.
20G Il. Cary.
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SLIP COVERS.

WE CUT AND Make SLIP COVERS.
We have a nice line of coverings on
hand TO select from. Prompt atten-
{ ton and satisfaction guaranteed.
b JACOB UMLAUF.s$P Phone 3292.
C.ci.ALLONrG
s. only Tic thesEs gallon ,sat SCOT1sS
f DRUG STORE, Old Market Place.
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Meetinlgs.


Richmond, Va, March IA, 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders of Commonwealth Coal Cor
poration will be held at the Office
OF the corporation, Room III, Mu-
tual Building, Richmond, Va. on
o'clock a. NJ.
L. II. D. MYERS, JR.,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Tredegar Com
pany Will be held at the company's
office, In the city Of Richmond. on
MARCH 6l6, 1910. at IL M.
j. r. j. ANDERSON,
Secretary Trcdegar Company
Richmond. Va. March /. 1910.
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SHOE REPAIRING,

75c. HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES; IA.
ds; zoe hySTy P Hs .fRfd sH ae5
FACTORY. IT'S East Main. Phone
Monroe 1857. Will send for shoes and
return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

PARTNER WANTED: @ $500 RE-
quired, for genteel retail mercantile
business; conducted on strictly cash
Va: net profits, s30O weekly; owner
can't attend ITO all himself; party
to handle cash and books preferred;
business stands strict Investigation,
II p. HICKFORD. $40 Bank st. Nor
XII folk. Va ~ Y S577s1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14
Lost ann DnunD.

LOST. SUNDAY MORNING, BETWEEN
Cathedral and Davis Monument, tor
toise shell bnrcttc. Reward IL re.
turned to 1923 W. Franklin, SECOND
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N. Blake First Street Car
TO Hooper Ave. Copy Of Plat Of
this Property can be seen at office
Of Auctioneers.

IN consequence of rain, the above
sale was postponed until x
MONDAY. THE 14TII INST,
at the same hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

HIGH-CLAss. EXPERIENCED SALES
man TO sell Brown & Bigclow calen-
dars In Eastern Virginia. Write j..
I NJ. SAUNDERS. Eastern Sales Man
aver, 30 East :sth st. New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

FOR SALE. a NEW EIGIIT-Ro
dwelling, gear Chimborazo Park;
gas. electricity. hot and cold water.
cabinet and slate inantels, Iatrobe
terms easy. Apply 315 n. Thirty
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Auttton Salts. 1uture 7papx.

Auttt0ft S9ale9. future 7ap1.
AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF THE LATE ELI KtjLL,
At PETERSBURG, VA. MARCH Is,
As administrator with the viii an
nexcd of Ell Kull, deceased. Isshall, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1910.
ut q O'Clock p. NJ, offer for sale by
public auction, at tho premises. No. ss5
Old Street. Petersburg, Va. the entire
stock OF goods OF the lato Eli Kulf,
deceased, consisting OF hides. wool.
furs, iron, metals and Junk. together
With tile Office fixtures and furniture
and the good will of the business.
This Is 2 fine opportunity for; the
purchase OF n large stock and we'll
established business. 81
Tie stock may be Inspected and an
Inventory seen by application to the
store, No. 25 Old Street. s1is
Terms: One-half cash, and tho ball
nnce. upon a credit Of ninety days.
to give notes. with interest
added. with satisfactory indorsers.
SAMUEL a. REINACE.
Admir- c. t. a. OF Ell Kull. Decd.
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WANTED. PIANO PLAYER ONE
hour night; one well up on music
and can sing: salary. SIS per week:
can get class in day. Apply MAN
AGER OPERA HOUSE Roanoke
Hap!ds n c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-14

AT ONCE. REGISTERED
pharmacist: good opportunity for
young man OF some experience. hd-
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