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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-15
News Of South Richmond

permission 10 cross the new Mayo
H'iose upon fts completion.
Henry Nunnmliy Arrested.
HeHFy Nunnnlly. II Forest iIll youth.
vs. arrested yesterday afternoon on
serious charge preferred by younl.
! sH!. lie was taken TO the First po.
ice station. whore he was later ba.Ied
.or appearance before Justice Crutch-
heId ihis morning.
I'm Police Circles.
T. l. Trent. soaked to the chin. was
! found yesterday afternoon by Office
Sharpe, down ana out. The natroi
( was summoned and the man conveyed
! 70 the Third Police Station, wherr
ne "as unable TO recall his name. After
1ho no up. MS memory returned aud
OUT; HIS case VIII be heard in the
Police Court. Part ., this morning
>. IL. Wilkerson and q. O. Williams
we're reported yesterday for driving
teams through the streets without dis
playing the proper license tags
Negroes buiIdins Ball Park.
Inc Athletics. Colored ball team of
I Inc Southsidc, have secured a lease on
me Flats at the foot of Thirteenth
street. and are rapidly putting In Il tirst-
class ball plant y nine-foo, fence in.
closing the entire field has been erect =
ed. Work Will start in few DAYS
on grandstand seating 1000 per
sons
The Athletics have since their or
ganization, several years ago, made
fine record They have on several
occasions made long trips. meeting
successfully many teams throughout
the Carolinas. Many of these teams
haze played return games IN this city,
and the support given by white as
well as colored fans has secured the
grounds
No9-support Charge Dismissed.
Introducing u store book to prove
that ne had amply provided for the
needs OF his family. Howard Craw-
ford, who appeared yesterday before
Justice H. a Maurice. in the police
Court, Part :. on q warrant In which
his wife was the complainant, sue
cessfully defended himself and was
acquitted. 1t was shown by the evil
dence that he not only furnished the
( food. but got up IN the morning and
prepared his own meals.
D. 4. Maury and r.. II. Neblett charg-
cd in warrants with abusing and
threatening each other were permit
ted TO depart upon payng the costs
and giving bond for good behavior for
twelve months.
John Boyd, colored charged with
illtreating a mule, was sent TO Jail
in default OF fine OF $40 and costs.
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~ virtue OF two certain deeds OF
.s"S', botn executed ami delivered 5y
Iitt ofpvraltd, one thereof being dated
the dOth day OF April. 1910, and II
| iIeoEd IN the office OF tne clork OF the
Chancery Court o. the city of Rich
!nond. Va, in u. b. 20l-A. page So
ana tAc otner thereof being dated the
-!St udy VI December 1910, and also
OF record IN saiu clerks ONCE IN y. b.
-u9,A, paSe iO3, default having been
made III payment Of debts therein ana
thereby secured, ana pursuant alao Il,
an order OF the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern District
oil virginia. entered at Richmond ON
the l4tn day OF March. 1872 in the
matter of the said City Coal Company
OF Richmond, Incorporated. bankrupt
the undersigned. Irmd Lambert TSr-
rel, as trustee in the nrst o. the
aouNe mentioned deeds of trust and
Ben NJ Rosshro, as substituted trus-
tee in tAe second OF said deeds ~
IN bankruptcy OF the estate OF the said
bankrupt, VIII sci! at public auction
ON tSle premises, on
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. l9l2. All . O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the real estate described as follows
viz:
All that certain lot of land lying ana
being in the city OF Richmond with ali
improvements thereon and appurte-
nances thereto belonging, on the north
ern line OF Moore Street. two hundred
anu SSHcuty i've t-so) lcet east of Oak
Street, more or less, and fronting OF,
said Moore Street ono hundred and
twenty nine Q29) feet six CD inches
and extending back northwardly NJ
Bucon's Quarter Branch three hun
dred and seventy-seven go feet eign,
go inches on the eastern line, mora
or less, and about three hundred and
forty l3iU) feet on tho western limo
being the same property conveyed IT,
the City Coal Company OF Richmond
Incorporated, by William a. Lamber,
and others by deed dated April 80
1910. and duly recorded in the clcrk's
office of the Richmond Chancery Cour,
in -. h. 20IA, page So
TERMS: One third OF the nurch,s,
money to be paid IN cash. and the resi-.
due in equal payments of six. twelvo
and eighteen months. carrying intc-
est from the day of sale, Tor whict
ne gotiA0le notes shall BE given. viii
leave to the purchaser. at his election
to pay all of tee purchase money IN
cash; the sale hereunder 10 be rcportaJ
to said United states court. in SAID
matter and shall be subject to IN,
approval and confirmation thereof an,
the title shall not pass to the MIR
chaser until all OF the purchase rnnnnv
shall have been paid ana "A conve a,,oncs
ordered by said court
IRMA LAMBERT TERRELL
BEN NJ. ROSEBRO
WALTER SYpNOR.
Trustees as Aforcsaid
ELAN K FUNSTEN
-Auctiouecrs
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END ANNUAL SESSION.
knights OF Columbus Of the CnroIinn.
Elect Now OOirrrs

Wilmington, y. c., May l4.--The
state Council, KNIGHTS OF Columbus. OF
the Carolinas. completed its annual
session here to-day with the selection
OF charleston ;. G., as the next plac,
of meeting and election of officers rs
follows:
State Deputy, W. V. Hall. Charlotte;
Secretary. L. L. Lee, Wilmington
Treasurer, d. c, Barbot, Charleston
Warden, James Il. Allen, Columbia
advocate, r. ID. Douglas. Greensboro:
Chaplain. Father Marion. Asheville. n,
G.; Delegates to National Convention
j. Il. Rafferty,, Charlotte; w V. Hall,
Charlotte; Alternates-J. j. Condor.
Charleston; James Owen Reilly, VIII
mington.
Grand knight II. r. Bauman. of the
wilmington Council. was selected to
epFeseht the state at the unveiling OF
tho Columbus Monument in WoshInr-
ton June is.
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PoLIoYnoLDEns FIGHT MERGER.
Take Up Matter With COMMISSIONS ot
IuHurunCr
LSpecial % m T!rneh- Dlsnntrh1

tSpecial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Raleigh. y. c., STAY li.-For ,hre.
hours this afternoon State Commission.
er OF Insurance James r. Young ana
Attorney General I. W. BIcket, hoa-a
'he committee from the poIicyholaers
OF the Jefferson STANDARD in their pro.
test against the proposed merger OF,
the Jefferson Standard with the Green's
boro LIE. as the jefferson Standard of
Greensboro. In the conference there
were also officers OF the Jefferson
STANDARD and A. y. Kimball as counsel
FOR the Greensboro Life
The contendlng interests were hear,
and Commissioner Young and Attorney
reneFai Beckett stated that they would
take no action until the details OF
tha merger submitted Monday by ON
GERS Of the Two companies are st,,died
Then II they consider tina, the merge.
- within the scope OF their authority.
th"y viii pass upon the matter. Tn.
comm tee fer the policyhoiders con-
Aiats OF Robert Strong. a. II. ID. John
son and Farncis Cox
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ny virtue OF two certain deeds OF
trust. both executed and delivered by
( the CITY Coal Company Of Richmond
ihe'Ep0rat5d' one thereof being dated
tHc zoth day or April. 1910 and OF
record in the Office of the clerk of the
ShahSery Court or the city oil Kich-
inond. va, IN -. b. 20IA. page 10,
and the other thereof being GATED th.
-tst day OF December. 1910, and also
OF record in said clerks office. in u. d.
.o9,-A' page iVJ. default having been
made IN payment OF debts therein and
shcfeby secured. and pursuant also TO
an order of the District Court OF the
United states for the Eastern District
OF Virginia. entered at Richmond on
tao lith day of March, 1912. in the
matter OF the said City Coal Company
OF Mchmond. Incorporated bankrupt.
me Undersigned. y. * Thomas. as
trustee in the first of the above men
Toned deeds OF trust, and Ben NJ Rose
pro. as substituted trustee IN tho see
ono OF saiu deeds of trust, and Walter
S;dnor. as trustee in bankruptcy OF
the estate of the said bankrupt. will
sell at public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1872, at O'CLOCK = NJ.
the real estate described as folin,ys
VIZ: All thoss two certain pieces or
parcels of land. containing tNVo-thirds
Oh an acre, more or less Iand desil--
mated as lot No. and lot No. on Tho
pat hereinafter referred tor, with the
improvements thereon. lying and being
situated in the said city OF Richmond
va. lot No. fronting - feet on the
north line OF Moore Street. between
Gilmer and Oak Streets, and extending
back northwardiy between parallel
lines to the southern line OF lot No. =
auordlng a - loot entrances or drive
way to said last mentioned lot: and
lot NO. lies in the rear OF said lot
NO; /, as well as in the rear of what
Is known as the odd African Church"
and extends back to Bacon Street.
being the same two lots or parcels of
Company OF Richmond. incorporated
by EllinSton-Guy Timber Co, Inc, by
deed dated the Goth April. 1910, and
OF record IN said clerks office. in D. H.
2Vi-B. page li7, TO which said deed
and to the pat recorded herewith
special reference is hereby made for "a
more particular description of the
TERMS; One-third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. and the resi-
due IN equal payments of SIX twelve
and eighteen months. carrying interest
from tne day OF sale. for which nego-
liable notes shall be given, with leave
20 the purchaser. mis- election. to
pay all of the purchase money in cash:
the sale hereunder to be reported To-
said United States court. liz said mat
ter. and shall be subject to the an
prevail ami confirmation thereof and
the title shall not pass to the purchas-
er until all of the purchase money
shall have been paid and convey
ancc ordered BY said court.
q. Is. THOMAS,
BEN NJ, ROSEBRO
WALTER SYDNOR.
Trustees as Aforesaid
ELAN & FUNSTEN,
Auctioneers.
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INSTITUTE BOARD
GETS FINE REPORT
Night School of Technology
Holds Its Closing Exercises
Tomorrow Night.

Reports of a most gratifying char
actcr We're read last night 70 the Vir.
ginIa Mechanics Institute Board at it's
annual neutrality-suspicious. which indi
Gated a year of almost unpreced ented
activity The board. after hearing ard
approving the reports, unanimously
elected to honorary life membership CT
the institute Lyon G. Tyler, Overton
Howard and Thomas y. Carter. the only
surviving members of the original
teaching corps OF the Virginia Mechan-
les Institute. Henry G. Rely and NJ.
j. Caples We're elected members of the
board OF directors.
Richmond's Night Sunooi or Tech
nology. as the Mechanics Institute is
called, while not functionally a part
of the public school system. is main
tanned by the city and offers practi-
cally free instruction along lines which
are of vital service. According TO the
record Of the superintendent, 5il stu
dents We're enrolled III the institute
last year. The 541 scholars attended
1855 classes, with an attendance per-
ccntage of Si.3. Strictly vocational
classes on the following subjects ware
offered last year: Plumbing, pattern
making. cabinetmaking, telegraphy. au-
tomobilc, machine shop and blacksmith
ing. In addition these allied classes
were given: Mathematics drawing
chemistry physics, electricity, English
and bookkeeping.
Those present last night were Pres.
ident W. j, Whitehurst, Vice -Prcs!den.
b Rand Wellford. y. j. Chewing. L. T.
Christian. IL. G. Elicit, L. w. Farley.
Marx Gunst, H. 5. Hawcs, Henry $.
lIutzler, L. II. Jenkins. IL. VI. Starkc,
j. Il. Welsh, q. NJ. Bowers. Richard
Duckhardt, c. Ii. Urner, j. IL. Fleming.
j. y. staples, j. L. Hall and Frank W.
Duke.
The program which is printed below
has bean arranged for the annual com
mencement exercises. scheduled 10 be
held on Thursday night in the Mcchan-
les Institutes:
Music; Introduction of orator. y
Rand. Wexford; address, Lyon G.. Tyler.
LII" ID, president William and Mary
! College; delivery OF medals. Overton
Howard-Lou- Nor medal. gift of Henry
$. Hutzler: Chewing medal. gift of 4.
j. Chewing; Elizabeth Hall medal
gift of Joseph T.. HALL Addie Cole
medal. gift. of Mrs. 4. II. Elicit; dcliv.
cry Of diplomas ana certificates. Super-
intendent Frank w. Duke,
After the exercises are over the Ia h.
oratories, shops and drawing rooms will,
be open for inspection. and the public
Is invited to view the entire building.
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AdJutant General Sale published
Yesterday an order detailing Sergeant
w. Il. Tisdale, Of the Hospitol GOWNS.
virginia Volunteers. to assist Caotain
j. {. Bodow. surgeon of the officers
Camp of Instruction at Winchos-
ter May 20 to % He will report to
the commanding officer not later than
o'clock on the morning OF slonday.
May 90.
The resignation OF First I.ieutenan
5 J. Harrison. of Company c. First
Infantry Regiment. was accepted yes-
tcrday by the Adiutan mt General An
election to fiji the vacancy caused will
he held within thirty days.
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auction sales, future sDaps
By Elan &: Funston.
Real Estate Auctloneers
| rustees Public Auction
Sale Of Highly Valuable
Business Property With
Wharf Frontage on James
River and Adjoins the
Plant Of S. II. Halves &
Co. on Water Street.

By virtue of trust deed from City
rated, to C. d. Wingnsld and S. l..
Gillian Saa as trustees, dated July, rs
1908, recorded in clerks oilice Of Chan
cery Court of city OF Richmond. Va,
anu another trust decd, dated Ducem-
Ger ~. 1910. from same Erantor to
r. w. Watkins now deceased). as
trustee, in whose place Ben NJ Rose
pro was appointed substituted trustee.
recorded in same clerks Office, default
having been made in payment of debts
thereby secured. and as directed by a
decree Of District Court OF United
states state for , Eastern District Of Vir-
matter OF city Coal Company of Rich
mond. Incorporated, bankrupt, in bank
ruptcy, whose trustee IN bankruptcy
IS Walter Sydao. the und arsigned
auction on the premises. on Thursday
10th day of May. 1912.
at o'clock p NJ,
ne following property in the city Of
Richmond, Va, namely: All of that
certain lot of land situated in the city
OF Richmond. on the south side OF
water street. west of Ash Street, be-
ginning at the east line OF 5. III.
liawcs's property. thence running east
wardly along the south side of Water
street $50 feet . inches. thence south
25I feet to James River. thence west
wardly along james River lS2 feet }
Inches. thence northwardly to the point
Of beginning. having thereon valuable
improvements and wharf fronting on
James River This sale affords rare
opportunity to purchase valuable prop
crty suitable for many and varied
purposes
TERMS: Onc-third OF purchase
money In cash, and residue in equal
payments at six. twelve and eighteen
months. carrying interest from uay OF
sale, for which negotlablA notes shall
be given, with leave to purchaser. at
his election, TO pay all of the pur-
chase money in cash. Sale TO be re-
ported to said court and subject to its
confirmation. and title retained until
purchase money fully paid and con-
veyance ordered by said court.
c. D. WINGtlELD.
Trustee.
d NJ. RosERRO,
substituted Trustees.
WALTER SYDNOR.
ELAN & FUNSTEN,
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South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hull street,
rhone Madlson ID

Phone Madison l75
John II. Busby. of "a East Fourth
Street. a former Methodist minister
and a Confederate veteran. died Mon.
day night at Williamsburg, after an
illness OF several months. His rema as
We're brought home yesterday for
burial.
Mr. Busby was s,xty-six years Of
age He was born in Fluvanna coun-
y, and following the civil Wax
made his home in Manchester. He was
engaged in business for many years.
having conducted furniture store on
Main street and later dry goods
establishment on Broad Street.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Mary J. Busby; one daughter. Miss
Maud Virginia Busby, and u nephew.
WLliie n. Caudle.
Sir. Busby assisted In the forma-
tIon Of the Fifth street Methodist
Church, and was at the time Of his
death "a member OF the Decatur street
Methodist Church and had hhed both
pUlpits.
Ills funeral VIII be held this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from the Decatur
Street Methodist Church. The pastor.
Rev. @. II. FORESTER. assisted by the
Rev. W. a LauEhlin. VIII conduct the
services. The pailbearcrs VIII be Sc
iectcG from the stuart Lodge. 40. III,
I. 0. Q. T.. OF which Mr.. Busny was
q member Thc intcrment VIII be in
Maury Cemetery.
High Wntcr Damage slight.
The high water is causing great m
convenience To the contractors who are
working on the trunk sewer al the
foot OF stockton street The water
has backed up into the huge cut and
has caused u suspension OF the work
!or Il Few days.
Although damaged TO some extent.
the skeleton work erected between two
pillars OF the new Mayo's Bridge to
support the weight o: the arches while
the concrete sets. Is not seriously in
iurcd. ana can be set 10 rights in n
lew days time after the water low
, crs. Work on the remaining pillar on
tho north side OF the bridge VIII he
delayed for several weeks becats;e OF
damage to the concrdan.
Among tho factories the condition
is very good. Ample warning OF the
rise gave time FOR all pcrishablc goods
10 be removed from tho danger zone.
Work has not been Interrupted IN the
least.
Humor Causes Worry.
Residents and property owners Of
Porter street are considerably worked
up over the rumor that the Richmond
and Hcnrico Railway will build line
up that street. There appears TO be
no foundation TO tho rumor other than
the fact that under q blanket fran
ch!se. which Is now before the City
Council, the company is asking for
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lyman re PLAY 0UEED
'ohah d Harris 20 DrnmutIzc Henry
s!dnor lfnrrisou'> Navel

brandon lyman is Conan * IIarrIs's
selection Tor the title role OF Queen. :
q dramatization By Winchen smith OF
IIeury Sydnor Harrlson's story NJ that
iIane. The piece viii he nrod,,rrd
ca-ly in the fan.
More than hundred prominent
actors volunteered to accept the title
role-at the prevailing market rates.
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AT the request OF tho owner. we Will
offer for sale by auction. on the prem-
ises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1919,
tho following described property, with
improvements:
First. Commencing at 5;ao p. NJ.
NO. l222 West Leigh Street. on the
Harrison ana Kinney Streets. fronting
on said north limo OF Leigh Street az
teet Inches. and running back be-
oWeeh parallel lines IFS teet to alley
20 feet wide.
Second. NJ about p. 81. No. 1925
Moore street. with improvements
thereon. situated on the south line OF
Moore Street. and fronting thereon 10
feet. and running back between par
allel lines 100 feet to an alley.
Both OF above pieces OF land havs
good houses thereon. and are IN spicn-
did renting locality.
TERMS: Announced at sale
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Old omcers ne-Elected.

The lot owners OF Hollywood Come.
terry Company held their annual meet
ing Yesterday afternoon All officers
and members of the Board of Direc-
tors were reelected and routine busi-
ness transacted,
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We Will sell for the undersigned adj
minis traitor. FOR j. IL. Hirsch, deceass d
at f26 West Broad Street.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
at 1880,
complete line OF Fresh Shelf Goods,
original Case Goods. Canned Bnttlru'
barrel and keg Goods, Soaps. Sugars
Flour, Lard. Shoulders. Hams. Meats
etc. one Alaska butchers RcfrlC,ra
tor. one Alaska Butter Box. three
showcases. TWO Counters, one Meat
counter. two Meat Racks. one Butch
ers Scales, three Swing Scales. on.
Counter Scale one Platform Scale. onn
Electric Sausage Grinder. two Meat
Blocks, Patented Cheese Gutter Nh
tlonal Cash Register, Iron Safe ona
Horse one Grocery or Butchers Way
on. one BUGGY. two sets Harness, etc,
etc.
This is n large. well selected and
fresh stock, worthy the attention OF
This is a good stand. with good
cash trade. We will offer place rs a
whole as per inventory. and then fol-
low with a detailed sale. I'm attrac-
tive lease on store. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash
Immediately after the sale OF above.
Will go on with the sale OF household
goods, consisting OF Parlor Suit. Rugs
and Druggets. one Brass Bed, Spring
Curtains, Mating. Dressers and
stands. Self Heater Pedestal Dining
Table. six Box Dining Chairs. Kitchen
Cabinet. etc.
JULIUS RoTHSCrII.p.
Administrator.
Auctioneers.
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WestMain Street Store
and Dwelling
No. 2211

BETW ZEN SYCAMORE AND STRAW.
BERRY STREETS.
The owner ins.ruots .us to sell by
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY l6,
at d o'clock r. NJ.
the property above referred to. con-
sisting of store, with dwelling COM
bined. containing, besides the conf.
modloUs store, two rooms on ground
floor and four or five on second floor.
Tho property Is always occupied at d,
good rental. Lot Six1T9.o feet.
TERMS: Easy.
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
AuctionAsrs
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BY Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad

FRESH STOCK GROCERIES, GRO
GERS FIXTURES. BUTCHERS
FIXTURES. ALASKA REERiGERA-
TORS, ALASKA BUTTER BON
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
BUGGY AND HARNESS. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. ETC. AT AUCTION
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65 ACRES.-.fIouse. four rooms: good
barn. poultry houses. orchard. we'll,
stream; near station; fourteen miles
north of Richmond. Price, $1,000.
OWNER
Box IL. Alice. Va
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aurttou 5ales. Ubis Bar

BY Richeson 8 crutchfieid.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers.
Corner Eleventh and Bank Streets.
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SEVENTH STREETS. At AUCTION.
mond CAancery Court. entered Mureh
Z. iyl2 in the suit OF Mary " Wood.
bridge vs.. Powers x Tyler. surviving,
trustees. ct ais" the undersigned. spe-
cial commissioner, appointed for that
purpose. VIII sell by auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY Is. 1912.
at $50 L. NJ,
tnat most desirable property above re-
ierred to. consisting of comfortablc
old brick dwelling. with the lot upon
which II stands. fronting IL feet .
inches and running back between liS
and lh0 feet To an alley in the roar
Is feet inches wide.
In point Of location, being at a prom
nent corner and OF a siza ALLOWING
any one OF several modes Of improyimss
1t, and by reason of its nearncss to
large and imposing improvements al
ready made in its neighborhood. with
others now in course of construction
not to speak of several others, inc!ua-
ing the proposed hotel at Eighth and
Grace Streets. this property deserves
the attention both OF spectators and
investors, as purchase at this point
Will doubtless prove profitable in the
near future.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and tho
residue IN three equal payments at one.
two and three years for notes win
interest added. and the title retained
until all OF the purchase money shall
have been paid.
JAMES CAsKIE.
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the above
decree has been duly given.
Teste; CHARLES O.. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
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J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE CENTRAL CROSS STREET
PROPERTY,
NO, . FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN
STREETS,
THURSDAY. MAY l6, 1912,
o'clock p. NJ.
This valuable lot or ground. on which
there is an old frame dwelling. fronts
al.6 feet on the east line of Fourth
Fourth, with depth or 50 feet, more
or less, ana is situated on the north
east corner of a wide alley.
The central location OF this property
and its close proximity to business.
stores. etc, renders IL valuable and
dcsirabls for small stores which are
now rcntable and Will afford u good
income.
TERMS: one-third cash, balance one
and two years, secured by trust deed,
j. THOMPSON BROWN * Co,
Aucttoneers