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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
DONNELlY AND MARTIN
ARE PINNED FOR FIGHT
Nrcsflcrs Rcndy for nnttIc mt Acud cmy
To-NiYht--WOun,ic Engineer
lkcuefIta

Every wrestling fan I'm Richmond
Th ,n 20 Iii IN h theiE places early to,night
insiest men In the heavyweight class
VIII clash on the stage OF the Academy
OF Music In finish fight beginning at
England. and Mike Donnelly. of Ire
Iahu. are IN" coubatants. and there Is
enough known OF Their ability to guar
hhtcc Il contest that will b. lOnl, re
mcmbered ANA hugely enjoyed.
for. iJIw r;t. there Is an added reason
REGULARS. but Il number Of people who
nay" never before attended wrestling
matches j. -. Tricc, the wounded en-
Elhccr who is struggling for hia life
In tho Memorial Hospital. is to be the
DchcHclhry OF tho bout. one half of
the receipts VIII go TO aid him in pay
ilS docIofS and nurses bills. Almost
everybody is conVcrsaut with the his
tory OF his case. Hurt while DRIVING;
sc"ided that hc lost the better part Of
MS skin. only ~ securing enough
skin 70 graft on tho raw places can
ily and his closest friends have liter
hlly spent every dollar they POSSESS
ana az" now without funds. Knowing
this Manager Leo Wise. OF tho Acad-
clny, ana Promoter Harry Bcrnsrcin.
conceived the plan Of giving "a benefit
i9r Tric.; The wrestling match to-
night Is the result. Hundreds Of tick
cts nave already been sold and hun
dreds OF others Will be only TOO glad
or nc opportunity to help the suffering
AS for the match itself. 1t should
prove corker. Both DOunclly and
Martin are in shape for the grind. re-
Eardless OF how rruelling II may be
Boz are anxious TO win. az the winner
Is 70 be matched "iuh Dr. T.. T. Roller
at III" ball park on tho 10Th of this
month. The winner OF the Roller
match Is In lin" for match with
TbysZko next June FOR tho champion
ship OF tho world There ia a lot Of
money ia sight for the winner. and
Inoney. after all. IS Just as much OF an
Incentive to wr"stlcrs as & IS to people
In other WALKS OF NO.
Donnelly's work has been witnessed
hero. Tho people who have seen him
like him. and are pinniug their faith
10 him They not only expect hiin to
defeat Martin, hut they believe that
he VII! defeat even the mighty Roller
Martin, while never performing for q
lGch!BonG audience comes with u rcpu-
tation that cannot Dc denied. II" has
bchtcn some OF the very best men In
tho country. Both men arc built along
the same lines. There is 10 super
nuous nesh. They are built for speed
ana when They are given tho word It
VIII be hustle until one or the other
sucCumbs
Tho fan Is thus given chance TO
help most worthy caus. and at tho
same time witness probably Tho best
wrestling performance offered in years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13
TRAP SHOOTERS BEGIN
NINTH ANNUAL SHOOT

Roanoke. VA, May i2.-Tho FIRST fun of tho
ninth shoot OF the Interstate Trap Shooters
Association was fred this morning at o
o'clock. aud al that hour there twenty
1--WE squads ON hand. two In each squad, max
Ing a total ol 20 guns.
The weather for The opening OF tho shoot
was ideal. and the Interest Intense.
Notwlthstandng brisk west wind which
wna blowing throughout the morning. tho
shooters made some splendid scores.
There were no trophies sho; for to-day Il
being more in the nature Of limber!ng up
traps. etc
II: L. SPOTS, of New York CITY. was tho
first amateur gun OF the day. Mr. Spotts
broke li3 out of n possible l5D targets.
Lester German. who i'm years gone by was
baseball team, but who is now a pro,essionn I
trap shooter. broke us out of 40.
The southern handicap. the feature or tho
meet vii! he shot OF Thursday.
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mailed out hundreds OF circulars asking
the police or various cities and towns
to DO on the lookout for tho machine
and Its driver.
The last econ OF Wright was when
he left the garage with the machine.
lie had told Zachary that George q.
Tenney. the cars owner, had tclc-
phoned. dire Ing that II bc sent to the
Richmond Hotel. and he was Instructed
TO take II there IL developed That M
Tenncy was not In tho city a. ;'ie time
the order was supposed to have been
given by him. and the matter was
placed ia the hands OF the police. Upon
advice OF Captain McMuhpu. Zachary
swore out a warrant charging Wright
with grand larceny.
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STOLEN AUTO Is FOUND
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
Allen Inchury HccoSers Machine,
Which Is Not Dnmnged-Chauf-
four Is sun Missing.

The automobile which was stolen
from the Broad Street Garage aII
West Broad street. on last WcdncscLa,
was found yesterday afternoon. where
II had been abandoned, on a road not
far from Frederick sburg. Allen Zach
airy, proprietor of the garage. told
the police that he received information
that the machine was near Frederic1s-
burg. ana he at once made n personal
investigation and found IT. He said
thar IL had not been damaged.
However, no trace of Robert Wright
the chauffeur, for whom there is a war
rant charging him with stealing the
car, a $1,000 Cadillac. has been found
Just before the machine was rccov-
cred Captain Of Detectives Mcmahon
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BOARD MAY REOPEN WHOLE
SCHOOL BOOK QUESTION
SnIe of Textbooks to Virginia Children
ut Price, Higher Than I'm Other
Stntcs May Cnmsc Chanrrs.

Although the negotiations have not
more than passed the preliminary
stages. II Is common talk among pco-
pie familiar with the difficulties be-
tween the state Board of Education
and the book publishers that the pre-
place Of the book on the preferred list
April by the board instead OF an adopt
ed list. viii he subjected to wholesale
changes before the board adopts the
new books for use in the state schools.
In It's recent communication TO thu
publishers. asking whether they were
willing TO consider reductions In the
prices quoted il concessions In tho term
OF adoption are ns.de by the board. the
subcommittee practically rcopencd the
entire problem OF book adoption by
asking each publisher 10 submit IN
place fthe book on the preferred list
some other book at lower price
While the committee has not given out
the replies received, IL il understood
that none Of the publishers took an
uncompromsing attitude.
Many OF the publishers replied by
sending agents TO the city to reopen
personal negotiations with the mem
bors OF the subcommittee: Governor
stuart. superintendent Stcarnes ana Al
torncy-Gcneral Pollard.
The members OF the board are again
going through the experience which
preceded the meeting called for the
book adoption. and every one. includ-
!ns the publishers themselves, looks
for a general Encouragement of the
books on the preferred list The
changes in the "preferrcd list" as COM
pared TO the list In use for the last
four years. are numerous, and the pub
fishers who lost books on the pre-
terrcd list" are taking advantage OF
the hitch in the adoption to present
fresh proposals and new books.
The state Board of Education has in
timatcd that it Is to he guided in Its
adoption of list of textbooks by no
sentimental reasons having an eye out
for business solely and awarding con-
tracts where quality and price como
closest to the desirable.
The state Board of Education meets
in Richmond on Friday to hear the
report of the subcommittee which has
threatened TO recommend the postpone
mcnt of the adoption for one year
pending an investigation into the al
legged eXorhitant prices demanded In
Virginia by the publishers. Although
tndustrfouslv ut work the committee
has Kept its own counsel and the re-
suit Of its negotiations will not become
known until after its report IS rem
dcrcd TO the board.
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ono sever, seven and one-thIrd octave Up
frame hVe- piece Parlor suit. one very
Massive Combination Secretary ana
Bookcase. odd Mahogany Chairs. Rock
erS and Tables, Cur!O Cabinet; Electric
Drop Light, Grass Fire Set. Andirons
ana Tenders, French Nautel Clock SET
|Ni2 wilton nrugGct, Library finished
Ia Early English. Massive thrcn-uic,r
S0Gad inpihois l,s ~ Snanish leather.
IlFc Set. AHdirorS and Fender Rross
Jardinieres, aXi2 Wilton RUE. Phono-
f fIshP :, ana Records. Oak Hall Rack.
writer Desk. Bar Lock Typewritcr. Of
ice Cnhinet. Office Chairs. Mirror front
Folding Bed.
BEDROOM. 40. I-IIandsorne lrahor-
anT suit. with Brass Bed, consisting Of
Dresser. Chiffonier, Dressing Table and
Chair: TWO Chairs and one Rocker. Cen
Brass Bed, Nat!ona! Spring. Felt Mat
tress. Brass Costumer to match
SECOND BEDROOM - Three piece
Bed, Spring and Mattress, Morris Chair
thalrs and Rockers. Toilet set. one
@Nl2 Rug.
DINING-ROOM, in Chartered Oak
Large Massive Eand-CarVed Buffet
Round Pedestal Table to match. win
ten-foot extension: i'ox Seat Diners.
China Closet. with glass top and mirror
back; one small Prism Top China clos
ct, one round glass Cellarcttc. BOX
Couch. 9xi2 Druggct. one French Din
ncr Set. Odd China. Cut Glass. Bric-a-
Brac. etc.
KITCHEN Refrigerator. Table,
Crockery' Glassware. Cooking Utensils.
Sale positive TERMS: Cash. Lndles
especially invited 10 attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctionccrs.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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ALBERT SIDNEY CREW
PICKED BY COMMITTEE

Lexington. Va. May IL The crew
committee Of the Albert Sidney Boat
club at Washington and Lee Univer-
sl;E has just announced thc liu.-up
o. The 1914 crew which will race under
the cplors o; the Blu" in the annual
race between the Albert Sidney and
iiarry Lee clubs on North River on
June 9
The Albert sidney crew VIII line up
with Merrill. stroke; So,uervillc. 40. 3:
Hicatt. No. 2. Latture. No. !; Manning.
CoXEwain.
Merrill and somcrvilie rowcd on tho
i.4ue crew last year. and Heat. Lat
tHTc and Manning are new men In tho
nrst lineup. Latture being on the
second crew In 1918.
the larry Lee crew has not vet
been officially picked. but 1t is practi-
cally assured mat Holland VIII stroke
ana that White and Gooch Will row No.
: "nd No. !. respectively. The seat at
No, : VIII b" fought out by I.c!th and
vii! undoubtedly guide again.
I'M. oarsmen OF the Albert Sidney
are HIGHT, but strong. All are six-fooi-
crs and weight SO pounds. except Som
crN!il", who tips the scales AT 100 The
ked ilrst crew Just about matches the
Blue IN weight
The race is always one OF the fea-
lures q final week. ana It Is a gay
CROW which assemble on the Island
Il witness the finish The Albert Sid
news may race the Virginia Boat Club
~ Richmond after auils. while tho
Harry Lees are considering Il contract
for one Of their crews with the Ashe-
Vile school.
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UNION UNIVERSITY is
WINNER OF FAST GAME
Local Team Finds Visitors From Fred
crfcksburE Ensicst Kind
OF Prry.

In ono OF the fastest and prett.ost
games of the season. tho varsity OF
Virginia Union University gained de-
cis!Ho victory over the Fredcricks burg
Giants. or Frcderioksbur by the score
of to / yesterday afternoon. The
game was played on the university
campus. Tho Giants never became
dangerous. They scored their lone
tally in tho fourth inning, when ~
Coleman drove a long ~ into left field.
which the wind put out of the reach Of
Hall. But for this the game would have
been shut-out for Union. Tho game
was placed on ice In the fourth in
ming, when timely hits by Union and
costly errors by the Giants ncldcrs
gave the former team a two-run lead.
Jasper struck out sixteen citizens from
the town on tho Kappahannock, and
nclded his position eXccileutIy. Nash
played his usual consistent game, and
with the aid OF Daniel, cut OF two men
stealing second.
T.. Coleman struck out eight mon for
the visitors. The score:
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FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1914
at 3 O'Clock i. NJ.

at O'Clock i. NJ,
on the promises. lot 40. %. Elocl, l..
Section i. on plan Of Highland springs
building Lots, proceed TO sell AZ pub
lie auction The following described
PROPERTY mentioned therein: Al! that
certain lot, pIccc or parcel OF land. with
the improvements thereon, lying and
being in the town OF Highland Springs.
Iienrico Couuty. Va. fronting nifty t.yD
feet on Ivy Avenue and running back
one hundred and twenty G20b feet to
q alley. being lot No. -. Block !. Sec
ton one %. as shown on the plan oc
Highland Springs building Lots, re
corded In clerks Office. uenrico County
Court. in Plat Booil Is. page 81.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and Insurance to
date OF sale. and "a debit Of Slj7.55 and
credit as to thirty seven notes OF SIS.
payable monuly. the first TO become
paid ia orc and two years. with in
tercst added. u b" secured by decd Of
trust on said property. but subcrdi-
nate 70 tho othor credit PAYMENTS: or
for all cash as to said residue. at the
option OF tho purchaser.
L SGTTERDIHG,
j. l.. CARNItAJ.
ClfAS. * WILLIS.
Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
PROPERTY OF TUCKAHOE AMI
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COM
PANY'S PROPERTY

By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated January !. 1891. between tho
Tuckahoe and James River Railroad
Company and IL. W. Wesson. trustee.
recorded In the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF IIenrico County, Deed
Book 145-A. page So. default having
been made In the payment OF the debt
therein secured 10 he paid. and being
required so to do by the hondhoIdcrs. the
undersigned, having been duly sub
sututed AS trustee for satd II. W. Yves
son by an order of the Circuit Court
OF Henrlco County. entered on April
%. 1919. VIII sell at public auction. Mt
the front door of Honrico County Court
house. corner Twenty second and Main
streets. Richmond, Va. on
THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1914.
ut l. o'clock noon.
tho property. real and personal. en-
braced in said deed of trust. to-wit:
All and singular the entire limo Of
railroad OF the Tuckahoc and James
River Railroad Company 1about i've
miies) in the County OF Hourico Va.
row In operation between Lorraine Sta
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway Com
pany, and Clayton, in Hcnrico County
Va, together with all corporate rights
franchises and all cars and cquipments
tolls and income thereof. ana it's real
ond personal property.
The personal property consists prin-
ctpa!ly Of II secondhand locomotive en-
CINE. In good working. condition. and
five miles OF 56-lb. steel rails.
TERMS: Cash.
H. r. I.EMGsT.
Substituted Trustee
MURRAY. PRENTICE < ROWLAND,
81 Wall Street. New York.
GEORGE BRYAN.
Richmond. Wa.
Attorneys for Rondholders
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VICE-PRESlDENT MARSHALL
TO BE RlCHMOND'S GUEST
VIII Attend Scottish Rite Banquet
and Ceremonial Session
on May II.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED
Program Prepared for Entertainment
OF Distinguished NiNit0rs-itcccption
ut Jefferson Hotel After Luncheon.

Arrangements for the reception and
entertainment Of Vice President Thorn
as Il. Marshall ana Mrs. Marshall when
/ tho Vice President attends the Su-
nrcrne Reunion OF Scottish Rite Ma
sons, to hc held here Mag 1921. inclu-
Fivc. has been practically completed.
Tho Nic"-Prcsidcnt and Mrs. Marshall
arc expected here In Thursday. MAY 2l
They VIII spend the day ami night
In Richmond, stopping 1T the Jefferson
llptcl, and VIII return to Washing
ton some time on the following day.
Tho reception committee. which will
have general charge Of all the en-
tertainnent as wei, has been appoint
cd and consists Of Hay r. Thornton
postmaster. chairman; John i. Mayer
| 9. y. Nesbitt, General Charles j. An
derson, .. y. Hawkins. Lieutenant
Governor J. Taylor Eliyson, Loon Wal
iorstein. Milton aiaycusc. Milton
, Straus. ID. G. Kennedy, Rev. J. y. Fair,
-. n, James NJ. Gift. y. Aronhciln
Or. - II. Itudd ana four masters. who
Will act cx-ofllclo.
According to the plans now made,
Nice-PreSidcnt Marshall and Mrs. Mar
shall Will be met on their way TO Rich
Hohd by committee. consisting Of
Hay !. Thornton, chairman. and Lieu
tenant-Goyernor T. Taylor Ellyson.
( General Charles j. Anderson O. A.
llawi;ins ana Leon Wallcrste!n.
Tho distinguished visitors will be
taken Immediately To the jefferson
Hotel for breakfast, after which thcv
VIII be taken on a Sightseeing tour
OF the city. Lunch will hc given them
IT the Country Club. where they VIII be
Joined hy members OF the reception
committed
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FREDERICKSBURG Dcfcnfcs.

Urhnrc. va, Nay l.-W OOdbcrry'
Forest defeated Frederick sburg Col
leg" In baseball to-day: score. II 10 {.
II was remarkable game in that tho
visiting pitcher, sullivan, was credited
Win twenty-ouc strikeouts. though he
allowed Woodberry nine hits---onc
clean home run. Burwcll and OEburn
did fine work FOR the home team.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ New orleans-New Orleans p cha,ta-
nooEn, 4.
At Montsomery-AIontso o; Nash
VILE 6.
At Mobile-AIohrc. /: Memphis .
At AtiRnta--Atlanta. .: BirminEharn s.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

y; Buffalo - Buffalo Newark Postponed;
rain.
AZ Koches:er-Rochester- C.;y-Post-
NJ ToEonto-To!Outo- BalvinO orc Pos tponed;
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wait him out lie had passed five. ami
tho hca; was beginning 10 tell on him.
Ryan VIII probably send lloyd Ra-
m"y after tho final game tomorrow
afternoon, while Busch VIII select from
SWING and Pearson, with tho odds fay
orinE tho latter. They are tIcltIcd Ia
score. ana they arc equally positive
that tomorrow VIII add another vic
tory over Richmond II may toe so
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WILL HOLD RECEPTION
At .JEEEIHSOS HOTEL

What might be termed court re-
ccption VIII be held afterwards at the
Jefferson Hotel, where Vice-presldent
Marshall VIII receive Governor Stuart
and state and city officials. Mrs. Mar
shall Will be entertained by 1frs. T.
Taylor E!lyson. and a reception com
fn!ttee to be selected by Mrs E.liyson
Vice president Marshall Is thirty
third degree Mason. and Is. OF course.
known in every Masonic lodge IN the
country. 1t will be the first time that
= Nice-President OF the United states
has ever visited Richmond In such
capacity. and ali honor VIII be paid
70 his coming. Mr. Marshall will take
part In tho Masonic exercises while
here, and viii attend the big banquet
which IS to follow.
Among the other distinEuishcd
visitors who viii attend the reunion
are Grand Commander James D. Rich
Hcson, formerly member o: Congress
from Tennessee. and Grand Master
Thomas J. Shyack, Of Maryland. Sev-
erai other officials Of the supreme coun-
ell Will also pay their Official visi,
10 the local lodges
During the three day session OF the
reunion. degrees from the fourth to
the tnirty-secord will be conferred
More than 100 candidates from al! over
the state have already announced
that they Will apply for degrees. ana
this number may be increased be-
fore the reunion begins
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THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1914.


at o'clock p NJ.
the real estate directed 10 be sold by
mo said decree consisting OF the two
houses and lots known az Nos; 24Oo and
GiOi West Main street and tho vacant
lot on The north line OF Hanover Ave-
nuc. known as lot NO. 10 IN Block &C."
in plan Lee PARK Company.
The sale VIII begin with the two
houses on Main street, which are new
two-story brick dwellings, OF six rooms
each. with electric lights. bath. hot and
cold water and latrooa heat The lots
e9ch front 2s fec; ! Inch on eoq5h side
Tho lot Oh Hanover Avenue 10 sit
uated about 800 feet west OF Tildcn
line OF hanover Avenue and runs back
between parallel lines lao feet TO al
alley.
Theao two dwellings, Will make spIen-
did homes or nrst-class investment.
heing located In most desirable and
Also well located In the growing West
End, and splcudidly adapted FOR build
!ng purposes or az speculation or
The sale Is made subject to the con-
hrnnt.on OF The court. and on tho fol-
loving terms: cash as TO tho cost OF
sale and one-third OF the residue OF
tho purchase money, and the balance
payable In equal installments at SIX
and twelve months. spoctively. for
which negotiable notes. with interest
added, shall be given. and either Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property
purchase money is paid
There Is lien OF S2.5oo on each OF
tho Main Street houses, maturing May
-, 1915. which can either be assumed
BY tho purchaser or the property can
be purchased free of the Hens.
NJ j. FULTON.
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
m!ss!oners has been duly given.
Given under my hsnd this 2Tth day
Testo: CHAs. o. sAvILLE.
VIM b. PIZzINy COMPANY.
Auciionoers-
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VIM. p. Plzzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneorB.
723 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

N@'D-'I " to = = ~ .'stA|r-
OF
TWO DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS on SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN ELM
STREET AND DAVIS AVENUE.
KNOWN Al NOS. 2s05 AND 2I07
WEST MAIN STREET; ALSO VA.
CANT LOT ON THE NORTH LINE
or HANOVER AVENUE. BEGIN
MING THREB HUNDRED FEET
WEST OF TILDEN STREET.
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FIRE IN N. & w. YARDS.
Several buildings Destroyed, Causing
LOSS Of 81 ODu

ESPECIAL To Tho Timts- Dispntch.1
1ynchburg. Va, May l?.-Firn OF unknown
origin to-day destroyed the carpenter shop
and several other buildings on the island
yard of the Norfolk and Western Hallway.
The loss was abou; $1,000. which L. insured.
Az explosion OF dynamite hurled fire ia all
hard fight.
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hascs-Nash t2). s. T;rrlor Sacrifice
hits-Nash Hucles. Base on balls
of Coleman. 2. Left on bascs-Union.
Coleman. Struck ou:--by Jasper, Is;
by Coleman. $. Wild p!tch-ColeInaD
Time of game-l:j5. Empires. Hi and
Whitley.
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GIANTS TAKE MEASURE
OF HARRISBURG TEAM

Harrisburg. Pa. MAY 12.-Thc New
York Giants. on their way West
stopped oft here TODAY ana played tho
harrisburg club OF tho Tri-Stato
League, winning Is to /. Batteries:
New York-Schupp. Palmer aud Nc
Loan: 1iarriSburg--Nortz and Parkins
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

At Greensboro Greensboro Is: Ashcviilc 4
81 Ralclgh--RaleiGh. 3; winston Salon Q
At Charlotte Charlotte. .: Durham. l.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
J. u. Carncal s. Son
and
Chas. *. Willis.
Real Estato AuctlOncors.

Ev virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated June 3. 1872. to- the Undersigned
trustees. recorded in clerks office. Cir
cult Court OF HenriCo County. IN -. b.
l"5.B, page 81. default having been
made in payment Of portion of tho
debt thereby secured. ana being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein so to
do, w. VIII. on
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Observation-Disclosures 70: Cleveland
~ 81. Paul--s. raul 70: Columbus. &
~ kansas C!iy-kaushs CITY, ,. Louis
~ Milwaukee Milwaukee Indiana polls
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By virtue oc q decree Of tho Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered
February IL. lsli. IN tho Buii of w. u.
Jordan, In his own right. etc. Va. Mira.
May Mav!ty CT ais. viii Hell at
public auction. on tho promises. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-13

FIVE ACRES OF LAND. IN IENRICO
COUNTY. VA. ON THE QUIOCCASIN
ROAD.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

~ Columbia Columbia, $: Macon l.
~ A!eany-Albany. i; Savannah. 4.
ton, 5.
AZ Columbns--Colunlhns 6: AuEustn 8