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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
TRAINS COLLIDE.
Nine ARE KILLED

Sfccook. Neb.. May so.--Running
fifty miles an hour. two passenger
trains on the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad coilided hend-on yes
terday. three miles west OF here, killing
nine persons and lnjurlng a score All
of the dead are. Western people. None
OF the injured is seriously hurt.
The Denver and tho Omaha League
baseball clubs were travelling in Pull
mans attached to the westbound train.
The car in which the Denver players
were riding was thrown over. The
occupants. ali OF whom were slice ping
iate. were tossed Into the aisle, but
none was hurt beyond slight bruises
and a broken toe. which President
AcGill sustained. The car occupied BIZ
the Omaha men remained upright, and
none OF the occupants was injured
The three forward cars of each train
were smashc: M
The chair car of tho eastbound train
was tclescoped and demolished. 1t
was in these cars that the passengers
Killed were riding. Both locomotives
vera reduced 10 scrap iron and the
crews were killed instantly. Many or
the Injured, pinned in the wreckage,
were scalded by escaping steam from
broken pipe. Although II has not
been determined Just where the blame
lies for the collision. 1t Is supposed
by railroad men that change OF run
ming time which went into effect yes
terdsy may have been overlooked By
some one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
STEEL TRUST
CUTS PRICE

New York. May so.-The United
States Steel Corporation has decided
to make q readjustment Of prices Tho
action is in reply to the bombshell
thrown into tho steel market4last We'd
nesday by the Republic Iron and Steel
Company In announcing cut In steel
bars. Judge q. Fl Gary, chairman of
the United States Steel Corporation.
gave out statement last night. fol.
lowing luncheon at which he enter-
tained here yesterday prominent rep
resentatiyes OF the subsidiary COM
.panies Of the Steel Corporation and in
dependent manufactured The Repub
Ito. Iron and steel Company, however.
was without representation
Tho new scale OF prices Is upon steel
bars. plato and structural steel. black
sheets. steel billets. sheet bars. gall
yanized and blue snnealed elects The
changes become effective June 1, II
was the unanimous opinion that co OPP
Grafton should be continued. sli}'
Opinions wero expressed that recent
development scemed to require aomo
changes In prices. The commodities AZ
fected by the new prices arc as fol-
lows Steel IS bars (l6Y cents 81 perj.loo
pounds offJ. SIPS basis; pilates and
structural g con Is perl 90 pounds oft),
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
MEETS IL wiYrnEvIILE.
Supreme Court Opens Session and Dis
poses OF several Appeals,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Wythcvillc. Va, May 30.--Thc Su-
preme Court OF Appeals opened It's
session. here to-day, with all the
judges present. rs
The days proceedings were as fol-
lows:
Thornton rs. Comm onwe alth. con-
tinued. and removed to Richmond:
Wright VS.. Commonwealth. argued by
A, B. Hunt for plaintiff In error and
Attorney General for Commonwealth,
and submitted: Jesse We. Common
wealth argued and submitted: Ferri-
mer vs. Commonwealth. submitted on
briefs: Van Dyke ct ais We. Norfolk
and Southern Railway Company.
argued and submitted
The next cases TO be called are as
follows: Wingheld VS. McGhee; The
Casper Company Ne. Angle; Scott
Roller Mill Company VS. Sowder ct
ais. trustee; Wainwright ct ais. VS..
Bankers i and ]. Company; Martin
VS. Martin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
| ONG D ROUGHT
PROVING SERIOUS
Many Crops Are Failures, and
Fires Are Raging in
Forests.
Especial to The Times-Disp. tch !

tSpcCidi 10 Inc il1Tne6- DlSpG tch.1
Spotsylvania, Va. May 3U.--The long
and protracted drought through this
section is now serious problem with
the farmers. Six weeks OF absolute
dry weather without u shower of rain
has come and gone and the farmers arc
doing nothing with the soil. The hay
crop is an absolute failure, and early
vegetables have hardly as yet begun
their growth. and even If the rains
shall come In the next week. 1t Will
be midsummer and perhaps after be-
fore they can be used. A spell of dry
weather covering half of April and all
the month OF May has never before
been known in this section. Crops or
and the area planted and sowp Is not
hall as much as is usually cultivated
Some farmers have turned their stock
IN upon their fields Of oats, as they
promise no harvest. and others are
grazing their hay fields. because OF
no grass to NOV. This condition OF
things Will necessarily bring great
hardshtps upon the people. as a few
days more OF dry weather will fore
stall all hope of planting the usual
crops Sufficient water for stock can
scarcely be found on any farm. and
the streams and wells are shortening
In their water supply. The forests in
many sectlons OF the county are on
fire. and owing to the dry condition
OF the forest matter 1t Is Impossible to
stop the fires. Great volumes OF black
smoke are seen rising like clouds In
every direction, and thousands of acres
of land are being burned over A
great quantity of timber will be de-
stroyed and much property of that
character Will be burned up!
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WILL BEAUTIFY PROPERTY
ADJOINING d. & o. STATION
Especial to The Times Dispatoh. j

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Harrisonburg. Va. aIay Harris
onhurg voted 10 day upon the question
of purchasing the Lambs Sullivan prop
crty. adjoining the new $1,000 depot
with View TO tearing down the pres
ent structures and identifying the site.
in some appropriate manner The vote
was as follows: TWO hundred and
forty FIVE for buying the property. 2o6
against and siXty-seyen for buying
half the property.
Ever since the completion OF the
Baltimore and Ohio passenger station.
the question OF purchasing the prop
eriy and making a public park or play
ground has been live Issue here. The
local papers have been hlled with ar
tlcles. pro and con, and the excitement
was second only to wet-or-dry con-
.teat. Several weeks ago two prom
inent citizens disagreed SO thoroughly
that they met on Main Street. the Ito
was passed. and n hsticuH followed.
With black eyes, and thumped heads a
the result
The : controversy continued with
newspaper articles and street corner
discussions galore, and the result was
in doubt UP to the very last
The Lamb Sullivan property is val
ued Mt bout SIS. 900. Eiiii
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sl.35 base: black sheets 60 cents per
100 pounds on).9 cents per pound for
No rs gauge; galvanized sheets. . cents
per pound No. % gauge: blue annealed
sheets 60 cents per 100 pounds ofr),
$3.50 per 100 pounds for No. gauge;
steel billets. four inches square and
larger. sa1 per gross ton: sheet bars,
sac per gross ton. All prices free on
board cars ut Pittsburg. effective June
1. 1911, for shipment prior to October
1, l91l.
II was intimated by some of the man
utacturers that there would be no
price changes in rails, wire and tin
plate. f
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.CUTCHINCASEW WILL.
REA|CHJURYTO-DAY
Final Arguments Of Leading
Counsel for Both Sides
Will Be Made.
. Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.]
Roanoke. Va. May 3O.-Although TO.
day was legal holiday, 1t did not In
terfere with the proceedings in the
case Of Mayor Joel H. Cutchin. In the
Corporation Court. being tried for NAL
fcasance- The arguments commenced
to-day and when court adjourned this
afternoon three OF the attorneys had
made their arguments. these being Il.
ri. Wills and Commonwcalth's Attor-
ucy Perkins for the prosecution, and
Judge W. j. Henson for the defcnse
To-day the closing arguments will be
made. and great Interest is being
shown in anticipation of the speeches
OF Judge \. II. Hairston and H. NJ.
Smith. for the prosecution. and John
l.. Lee and Marshall Mccormick for the
defense. These four perhaps are among
the mort able criminal lawyers in the
State. and arc well known for their
ability in pleading before juries.
The instructions. twelve IN number.
are elaborate. and under them. il is
thought by many. the jury cannot fail
10 bring in verdict or guilty.
The jury will probably get the case
late tomorrow afternoon.
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By Green & Redd, z
Real Estate Auctioneers.
THURSDAY. JUNE 1.
at 8 o'clock ?. NJ. IA.

on the premises, we will OFFER the
above property. si
] This Is Without doubt one Of the
portion OF our city.
improvements consist of a we'll built
eight-room detached dwelling, having
all city eonveniences. with many added
he lawn is shaded by a dozen beau
tiful oak trees. and there are also a
great many rose bushes and other.
shrubbery. sl 39eS
Besides being a comfortable homo
this property will rapidly enhance In
value, as It is situated 80 closely to
the magnificent Confed crate Memorial
institute. the new Benedictine College,
sna ~ is e saIpidiy nearing completion,
mond. it017-1.l1 -
This property Is ready for Immediate
occupancy. - IN -
TERMS: Most liberal and announced
aRDBN & RgDD,
Auctioneers II
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FELT AT OTHER PLACES.
Potato Crop In onnncocIs Section
Threatened With Destruction.


Threatened With Destruction.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Onencock. Va, May 30.-The drought
continues throughout the county, ana
Is the most severe and the most disas-
trous ever known In May The yield
of strawberries was not more than
one-thfrd, and now the round potato
crop Us threatened with destruction.
Tho tops. only bout six inches IN
height, are beginning to blossom. with
no tuoers formed. Rain will help. but
1t must come soon This is the most
expensive crop planted here, and gem
eral acknowledgment exists over the
outlook
The strawberry season closed Satur-
day.. Buyers were many, with far
moro demand than supply. At most of
the stations the shipments were sold
at auction, bringing prices much above
the usual figures. Perhaps the great
est loss is among the pickers.
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GOOD BUSINESS
PROPOSITION
Your Money Back if Digestit Does
Not Relieve Your Indigestion
or Dyspepsia.

All the local druggists have "a
Iupply of DrGEsTrT, the new. guasnn-
Iced remedy for stomach troubles, They
s2saye instructions to refund your money
II you are not satisfied that DrGDsTIT
helps you. s.
Buy .DIGpSTrT with the distinct un-
aerstanding that you will come bacle
10 tho druggist and demand your
money back II II docs not maize good.
3 DIGEsT1T is a simple. harmless
remedy, containing no harmful drugs
or narcotics. Small tablets. eaaY 10
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take Put UP In convenient form for
pocket or hand bag. It has been found
to relieve dyspepsia, indigestion, heart
burn, sour stomach and othsr troubles
OF tho digestive organs. Relleses onicis-
~ and naturally. :
II you're not Willing to try Dr.
qbsTrT on your dpuggast's Suaranty,
writo to tho Dieestit Co., jackson
Miss they Will nend you q coupon
for which your druggist VIII deilvef
20 you Q full Size 80 cent package Of
prGDSrIr without dharEa nsy iSssea
daY. Xou onn.kdnaaa ~
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FINANCIAL. AID SECURED.

Construction Of EIkin and Allegheny
Esond VIII Be Rushed to Completion.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Winston Salem. y. c.. May 3O.-Pres-
ident II. q. Chatham announces that
he and his associates have secured
financial aid from Northern capitalists,
and that the Elkin and Allegheny
Railroad, in course OF construction for
two years. Will be pushed to compile
tion at once, and that 1t will be oper-
nted under its present name. The road
Will run from Elkin. giving connec-
ton with the Southern, through Alle-
ghany, Ashe and Watauga counties. It
will penetrate fine timber and mineral
sections,
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Norfolk, Va, May ao.-The British
steamship Mistor, Captain Knudsen.
from baltimore to the West Indies.
via Norfolk. is detained here by re-
fusal of thirteen members of the crew
70 put to sea. Chief Engineer Kirk, of
me A1istor, was before Magistrate
6acRus, OF Norfolk county. yesterday.
charged with clubbing two hremen. hut
was dismissed, tho alleged trouble hav-
Ing occurred In upper Chesapeake Bay,
out of this jurisdiction. Captain Knud,
sen has telegraphed to his owners for
instructions. It is believed that the
men will be paid off and discharged.
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By virtue OF decree OF the Louisa
Circuit Court. entered on May II, 1911.
In the suit of Hunters administrator
VS.. Kent. ETC." I will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE /. l191l
at o'clock P. NJ. fs
the threestory and basement detached
brick dwelling. No. sos East Leigh
Street. containing twelve rooms, por-
celaln bath. hot and cold water. Lot
fronts 80 feet and runs back 100 feet
to an alley. f
And Immediately thereafter. at 6
o'clock p, NJ, will sell the story
brick dwelling. No. 3l7 North Eleventh
Street. containing eleven rooms. por-
celain bath, hot and cold water. Lot
fronts 10 feet s inches and runs back
1l6 feet to an alley. t
These houses are we'll located. and
make good homes.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
Admir- d. b. n. C. t. a. and Trustee
under the VIII Of John Hunter. Sir.
r . "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
BY ]. Thompson Brown 6 Co..
1113 Main.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
MARSHALL STREET LOT

Y By virtue OF deed OF trust from
dated July Fl, 1907. and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, Deed Book
1870, page sal, to secure note there
in described, default being made. and
being requested 80 to do, we Will sell
at public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81,
at p. NJ.
lot OF land, beginning at int rsection
of north line OF Marshall Street with
east line OF the old Fair Grounds,
thence running eastwardly and front
ing on north, line Of MARSHALL Street
100 feet and running back between
parallel lines northwardly along line
OF old Fair Grounds "a feet
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale.
all unpaid taxes and pro rata tax 1911.
and to pay note of $4,000, with interest
from July "a. 1907. to date, and bal
ance in six months.
GEORGE c. FITzHUGH.
L ALLEN G. COLLINS.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown g CO..
Auct!oneers.
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BurkeS-Baker.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J I
Woodstock. Va. May 30.-Ollle L.
Rurket. teller OF the Mt. Jackson Ma
ton Bank. OF Mt. Jackson. and Miss
Ada F. Baker. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Baker. OF the same place,
were quietly married here to-day by
Rev. S. W Kuhn. OF the Lutheran
Church. After tour OF the Northern
cities they will live In At. Jackson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
auftton Scales. Future Dapg
/ BY Il. ". Bowe Son. ~ 4
Real Estate Auotioneers. Il
COMMISSIONERS AND EXECUTORS
SALE OF st5t
TWO ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCES m
LEE DISTRICT. NO. 1897 WEST
GRACE STREET AND NO. ISIS
PARK AVENUE, AT AUCTION.

In conformity with decree OF tho
Chancery Court Of the city OF Rioh-
mond. rendered May 20. 1911, In the
suit OF Ann E. Georges estate VS..
robinson ct als.." I Will sell by public
auction. on tho respective premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1911.
those two attractive residences In Leo
District, as follows:
(l) AL Sis r. NJ, will soil that now,
modern, two-story and up to-date resi-
dencc No 1897 West Grace Street,
conveniences: together with the lot
upon which It stands. fronting 81 feet
and running gack 140 feet to an alley
In the roar 20 feet wide.
CD at 600 O'clock P. NJ. I will sell
that well appointed, happily arranged
and comparatively new two story brick
residence, No. 25l5 Park Avenue. to-
gether With the lot upon which 1t
stands. fronting 2S1z feet and running
back ll6 feet to public alley in the
rear.
Both OF these houses are good rent
ers. and. being we'll located. ara suit
able for Investment purposes, or az
residences for home seekers. ae
TERMS: One third leash. and the res
idue In two equal tnstalments at six
and twelve months. for notes, with In
tcrest added, and title retained; Or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. r
Executrix of A. E. George. deceased.
and Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re-.
qu!red OF the aforesaid special COM
missioner has been duly given.
c. Q. sAvILLE.
~ . 10
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guftion 5alfB, Future aDapa
BY 4. J. Chewing Company. ~
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
NO. 500 NORTH FOURTH STREET

K 4 # .
In execution of q decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court. entered May "a,
1911. in the suit OF John F. Farrar and
wife. vs. Dnniel j. Farrar ct ais We
VIII. as special commissioners. thereby
appo'nted sell by auction. upon the
THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1911.
at $3.50 r. NJ,
the property numbered as above, con-
sistinE OF a good fra me dwelling. with
lot Of land fronting IL feet. more or
less. on the east line OF Fourth street
between Duval ard Baker Streets, by Il
depth. between parallel lines. OF l22
Feet TO all alley 1G feet wide
II is good. Come and get It. M
TERMS: One third cash: balance at
SIX. twelve and eighteen months, for
notes, Interest added. and title retained
until All OF tho purchase money is pale .
or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
SOL ,CUTCHINs.
ORDWAY FULLER
Special Commissioners.
It .i.t4i.4-
/ hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners In
the above suit has been duly given
cHAs. 9. sANILI.E.
Clerk.
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Maynard in Wash inston.

Washington, D. c., May S0.-Former
Congressman Harry L. Maynard, OF
Portsmouth was a Washington visitor
to-day. Promptly at noon he went
to the Capitol and found his old seat
Just In front OF the Speaker'A desk. He
had come to discuss some business
matters with members of the Virginia
delegation, and was much surprised
when the session lasted less than Ave
minutes. P. II. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-31
BY Moveish & Glinn.
Real Estate Auctioneera
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

I . / 81 e .
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS MOUNT BENARD."s
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER, NEAR
MA1DENs. IN THE COUNTY OF
II GoOCHLAND. VA. AND CONTAIN
ING 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS
B VIRTUE Of certain decd Of trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated May
T., 1903. duly recorded in the clerks
lana counS var p eeur 2o 81 a &c
page 4ss. default having been maSs
and being required SO to do by the ben
ebclaries. we will proceed to sell. on the
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1911.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the above well-known farm. known "a
mount Bernard" This tract of land
contains about 500 acres part of Same
neing IN low grounds and pert high
iand. The improvements consist of a
prick dwelling house OF six or eight
rooms and the usual outhuildings.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs and expenses OF executing this
trust, including trustee's commits
SION or per cent; all taxes and nsur-
aEce premiums unpaid at the time OF
ratable proportion of the taxes for the
year 1911. and note for 5000 and In
terest on same from May A. 1s11 to day
of sale; also n note for Sl,6B6.s6 and
interest on same from May A. 1911, Ito
cay Of sale. and credit as to note
LOT 500, due May I, lisa. and credit
and credit as to note for S1.6s6.66
due May 1, 1919; balance In two equal
instalments from, day of sale for notes
lively on May T. 1919. and May :. 1918.
and secured by q deed of trust on said
real estate, or for all cash as to said
L. w. MoVEIGH.
". P. GLINN. h
Trustees
McVEIGH & GIJINN. knctioneers --sf5j
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The Valentine Auction Co.
.AUCTiONEERS
e 1.8 EAST BROAD %T.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
# OF
CLOTHING. SHOES. UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES. HOSIERY. ETC.
BY virtue of a deed Of assignment
tee. and duly recorded, / win sell at
public auction. al No 1914 East Main
Street.
WEDNESDAY, MAY al,
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ.
the stock OF said Morris Arbetter. CON
sistlng OF about 165 pairs Shoes, SIS
Coats, 40 pairs Pants. IT'S pairs Mems
and Ladies Hose, Underwear. Collars,
Gloves. Suspenders dozen Mems Top
Shirts. Sweaters. Overalls, Mems Suits,
Neckwear and other goods, etc,
Sale positive. $3.50 p. De Wednesday,
May 81. TERMS: Cash.
IsADORH SHAPIRO,
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
sss Auctioneers.
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Aurtinn Goaie8. Tf,i8 Zap.
BY y. W. Bowc 6 Son.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
COMMISSIONERS AND EXECUTORS
SALE OF
nos 100 NORTH THIRD STREET
AND 427 WEST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION

:, IN so N. 5. Win decree Of the
m0nd. rendered May 20, 1911 in the
suit Of Anna F.. Georges ex'ors IS.
Robinson and ais. vii. sell by public
auction, on the respective premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1911.
the real estate above referred to-
that comforta bio thrce-story brick
residence, No. 100 North Third street.
between Franklin and Grace Streets,
containing about ten rooms. with the
lot upon which 1t stands frontin.,
2s feet II Inches and running back
between parallel iincsil2O feet Z inches
to an alley or court in the rear, lead
Ing out to Fourth street. This Is we'll
largely increase in value in the near
future. The house always rents We'll
and should commend itself both 10
spcculators and investors.
to) At 500 o'clock P. NJ. ] will sell
that Gesirsble two,story eight. room
with the lot upon which 1t stands.
fronting 10 feet and running back
about loo feet TO a public alley in tho
rear. Main Street properties are logl-
is RAPIDLY becoming business thor
oughfare.
TERMS: one-third cash. and the res
ldue in two equal instruments at six
and twelve months. for notes. with in
terest added. ano title retained: or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
CARRIE NJ. COLQUITT.
ExccutrlX of 4. (. George. deceas ed.
and Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re-
qulred Of the aforesaid special COM
j CLARK
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTlOREEHs
6 I g EAST BROAD ST
MOTOR TRUCK. MOTOR AND MA
RlNE ENGINE. MACHINE LATHE,
DRILL PRESSES. vIsEs, TOOLS.
ETC. AT AUCTION.

We VIII sell for the Virginia Auto
Co. at No. II West Main Street, on
THURSDAY. JUNE /,
at o'clock P. NJ.
the machinery and equipment Of their
repair department.. consisting of ono
Upright Stationary Engine, 4-horse
power and In perfect order; one Ro-
tary Pump, one Standard Machine
Lathe. with chuck 10-inch swing and
4-foot he'd: lot Skating. several vises
and Work Benches, one good 14-horse
power Doubler Oppoise Marine or Auto
Engine. one All. P. Oppoise Air Cooled
Engine. one 1-horse power Marine En-
gine, two Drill Presses. Emery Wheels
and Stands. Hammers. Anvils md va
rious assorted tools: Heating Stoves
lot of Lead Pipe, lot of Ma chino and
Motor Parts, lot of Casting and Junk
two Showcases, etc.
MOTOR TRUCK.
Also a frst-class Motor Truck. In
good condition. practically new: capa-
city, 1900 pounds: and also one set OF
Motor Truck Running Gear.
Sale positive, o'clock P. NJ. Thurs
day, June /. at No. II West Main Street
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
p. s.-The Virginia Auto Co. are
going out of the repair business. hut
will continue to handle automobile ac-
cessories
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BY John r. Goddin & Co.
j. 4 Connolly & Co.,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

~. AUCTION SAFE
OF
THOSE DESIRABLE, CENTRALLY LO-
GATED DWELLINGS. NO. sos EAST
LEIGH STREET AND NO si7
NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.