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T T%s n:s Is %'saS'' rs fa'sp;
and Brave Cunadcr also ran.
Fifth race-Athol steeplechase. purse
so0Y for aas pE about
40. $40. 2..o. Won King Cash, ~,
5kurmsth). $50 $50. second Iin
| 4:09 3-5. Luckola. Velsimi and Roland
Pardee also ran.
Sixth race-purse $500, Queens Hotel
and seventy yards---Edda. 1oI uian-
ne Re- TS S5 1Gou aiS S s sSsa r imst
! Las 3-5. Calgary. The Usher. Lochicl.
Barnega,. Klebuine and Floral Park
Seventh rncc-three-year- olds and
up, selling. purse, 5000, six furlongs--
Bolala, 81 (smythe!. l2;2o. $50 500.
Sschu,tinger,. S.ao. third Tims. l:I5.
Vested RIGHTS. Drawny, Cecil. S9uesl-
| ran.
| Entries for To-Day.
! First race-Rous Plate selling. three
furlongs UO-'Toy Boy. iii. Daisy
! plate, no; Montagnic. lie; DIR; Meet,
| dottc. IFS; 'kaydcroaeros. 1o7: Dicks
Pet. lo7: Vreeland. III; 'Rcuuirom.
| %: 'Salesia, H.: Merry Lad. III; also
e eusen , SSn jseSmo s issbse
| Cassc. H.
Second race--Bendigo plate. two
| year Odds, maidens, $500 added four and
half furlongs--Crystal. 1o9; Sir l. Joe,
| liz: King Hamburg, H.; Ethan Allen
1o9; ormula: ios; Jefferson. liz; Baga-
| tcllc. 100; Clynta. In5.
Third race-Ireeders' Plate three
ysar,old f9als. in Gnnadn; 5000 add,
ri ive one l 3a SEA or i 1is Vase
tatlo, 1I2: old Reliable. 125: Beau
chevai. lis. CA. .Seagram cn,ry.l
Hunters e )" Flat handicap. four!y : Ids
and up, 5000 added. one and one quar-
ter miles Oh. Fair Annie. no: y,
ito: -. Demistomc, lt5; Hickory Stick
- I52; Biiherry; 10 e; "a, Davies entry;
| Fifth race-foury car-olds and up.
sl.3oo added. about two miles ts)-A,
EMton: ~; a: H ,Roi HI IL; Turbine
| Promoter. 1877; Tho African. ia. GA.
| Garth cntryD
Sixth raeem1waterloo Plate. three
| tsl-Monstone. los: Bundle of Rags
IS; ..Col9rs. &c; 's;ucco. lo2: Laura.
ie2; Steilata; le2; .Rusling Brass. lo1;
Seventh race-Rldeau Plate. selling
three -year;oids and up, $500 added, one
ASaund so uncle se Ben 1 ll s hsz.
, loci! Holmes; Ill., r l. swYarenEer.
l
Eunp; 112; Snowflake. iii: HUSKY
apprentice allowance OF flve pounds
! claimed. Weather clear: track heavy
Entries mt Belmont,
Belmont Itace Track. New York.
| May .5.-First xrace-for two-year-
| olds. conditions four and n half fur
| longs straight G2l-Iieadmast I0i
Scorp II. 1o7; Sea.hell. lo7; Chanteusc.
ln4: Fen Rock. l07; Nourcddin, 107;
| Timsl. Bell. l07: Borax, lo4 Encore.
! 1ol; Trial by Jury. 10: Minstrel, 1o7:
| Golden Plume, 107.
Second race.-tor threc-year- olds and
| up selling, six furlonTs. main course
| 15)-Nild, 100; Hypatia. 100: Bosom,
ilG: Altamaha., 11s; MARY Warren. IS:
/ Progressive. III: Peaceful, 100: ! J.
I.iliis. 100: 'Planuda. IS: Water Welles.
III; 'Recession. %: Goldy. 115; MaXims
! Choice. 10Y: Pertshire. III; Yellow
1 Eyes, 1l3.
Third race-for two-yenr olds, maid
en- hlies and EeldinGs. four and a half
furlongs. straight course t6)-Hydro-
I blaine. los: Comely, los: Dicentria, los
PlantaGenet. los; Short Hand. los:
Distant Shore. los.
Fourth race--for three year odds and
up. Metropol!tan handicnp. ono mile
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u0)--Rock View. i27: Buskin. ia:
Ambrose. 90. Ten Point. l2G: Repubii
can. los; FiG!nny. 95 Buck Horn. MS.
FLYING Fairy. li5. Gamer, TOO: Punch
Bowl. 100.
Firth racc--for years-olds and
up. New. York stccp..chasc. abpu: w. o
miles ID-Bally Bay 1876. Tophat
1871: Sand Hog. 1871. As,ute. l3G: Mis-
sion, l42: californian. l59. Ballet, 1873.
Pcnibscot. i6i: Syosset. 1876; While,
1874: percErinc Pickle. lao
sixth racc-for three year olds and
up selling. one md one sixteenth mil"
Tea Enough. 81: -Niiamaha. Los,
Amalf, LOG: Guy Fisher. ii3: 90. u.
Buster. 1OI: mir. SnigEs, l0l.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
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YhNKS LOSE CLOSE GAME

New York, May 25.-The White sox
took the opening game of their series
with the YauKs to-day. / TO 0. Scott
was on the mound for the visitors.
ANA Manager Chances hopeiuls could
do nothing with has blenders. lie struck
cut seven and walked one. allowing
hut tntc. hits
Tho only run of the game came In
the fourth. Weaver doubled wcat to
third on Chases out. and scored on a
long liz. Bodic singled and Alcock
doubled in this inning, but WARRIOR
cNcrtcd himself ana cut off further
scoring. The score:
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ATHLETICS WIN ONE

Philadelphia. May 25--Hcrb Pen
nock's effective pitching. aided by tho
batting OF I.ube Oldrine, gave the Ath-
letcs their first victory of the season
over St. Louis to-day. The score was
Il TO ..
pcnnock famed twelve OF the
Browns, and was master OF the situa-
tion at all times. Pratt made three
of st. Louis's hits, while Oldring ham
mered out home run. triple and SIN
gle. lie drove in three runs and scored
twice himself. The score:
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Police Chauffeur ~ ELECTED.

the Police Board TO tho position OF
chauffeur for Major Lewis Werner,
Chief of Police. He succeeds r. Il.
Hickman. who was made patrolman
20 fill tho vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of w. ]. Botto Archie r. Holt
was made n bicycle officer and ordered
to the First District
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Washington. May 25.--With Walter
johnson on the mound, the Senator's
had AN easy time winning the first
Of the series FROM Detroit. 10 10 ]. This
puts the Senators within striking dis
lance of the top Of the league Bent
ley relieved Johnson in the eighth,
when The game WAS beyond danger.
Shanks's clever slide under the arm of
Burns. ANA Morpan's catch OF line
drive. resulting in double play, fea-
;nrcd the contest. The Senators pound
ga three Tiger pitchers for total of
fourteen hits The score:
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RED SOX SHUT OUT

Boston, May 25.--Inabllity 10 hit
Mitchclls souihpaw slants spelled dis
astcr for the Red Son to-day. and they
dropped The opening game of the
Cleveland series. 5 TO .. They made but
three safetie. OF the Cleveland ningcr.
Ray Collins cssaycd 10 do the pitching
for the Sox, and while not hit very
hard. experienced a few rocky sessions
early IN the game, and consequently
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STANDING OF TIL. TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn mt Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at tIncinnnti.
boston nj 81. Louis.
New York mt Chicago

Chicago. May 25-pemaree vos hi,
hard In the third inning to-day. and
chicago won the first game ~ the
rcrics from New York. ! IL = .:--.---
han ana Cheney singled. Rrc-nahan
scored an Goods single. Saicr trlpled
ma Cheney and Good scored. Chicaro's
lasl TWO runs were made in the eighth.
on Saier,s double. Iiuincrmum'a sacri-
tee, which, Schaucr fumblcd. SchuitZ's
sacrihcc rs and Iimmcrinan's steal OF
home. The score:
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defeat. The score .
ISpstun.
Totals rs Ge7 ! Totals 20 q II
.Nan for CnrrIgan In eighth

Cleveland .......................o 0!oo ooo--2
Boston .........................1 y . o y 0 O.
summary; Errors--Scott. Collins. Two-base
h!ts-Speaker, Graney. Stolen hases-Tur
ner. Graney. Bases balls-on Mitchell. =.
struck out-by Mitchell. :; by Collins ..
Sacrifice hits-carisch Turner. Sacrifice flies
Mitchell, LaJoic. Passed ball--Thomas.
Tmnires-Schlll and Shcridan
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I'ltisllIirrli.
Brooklyn
Totals "a sIes T,tais 3.

'Raticd for Cooper in ninth
tran for Hummel In ninth
tBntted for Ruckcr In eighth.
Stated for Raglan In ninth.
sTwo out when winning scored.
Pittsburgh .....................2 o. l0iO1l-E
Brooklyn .......................0 o Ill
Summary: Errors-Carey. Kelly. Egan.
Two-bnse hi,s-Coopcr. RiGgert. Home run
Dalton. Sacrifice hy--Smith. stolen base
Kelly. Double piay--Egan. Cutshaw and
Daubert First base on baiis--on Cooper ..
OF Rucker. i; off Ragan. .: OF ~ Wagner.
1. lit by pitchcr--by Ruckcr. /. Struck out
by Cooper. 4; by ltucker. .. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. s: Brooklyn, = First base on
errors-Pittsburgh. /: Brooklyn. l. Hlts-off
nucker. in innings; off Raglan. 0 in /
Inning; of Wagner. In inning. Time
III. Umpires. Quigley and Eason.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS

took hard hitting contcs, from GIN
good bail until In" seventh. when the
Reds started batting him. and Doom
sent Marshall in. lie held the locals
safe. Rowan was hit freely in the
nlnchcS Tha Scnrn.
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FOR RENT-Stores.


FOR LEASE.
The large property. 44X200 feet. south
side Cary, between Pine and Laurel
Streets. !ately OCCUPIED by Eagle I-aun-
dry. Large two-Story brick building
stable and large rear lot. Would re-
build or remodel to suit long term ten
ant Fine size for garage. warch on Ae
or any light manufacturing business.
Moderate rent.
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Agents.
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PIRATES WON IN NINTH

Pittsburgh May Wagncr's sin
gle In the ninth. scoring NioN. won for
the Pirates. to t. to-day. Cooper
pitched a good game until tho eighth
when Dalton nickcd him for home
run. In the ninth IIummcl and Smith
singled and omara, running for the
former scored on Cutshaws out at
IrSf. Thc SCORE.
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By J. n. Carncnl & Son,
No. 4 North Eleventh street.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
FOUR ATTRACTIVE: AND WELL I.O-
GATED DIV Filings. ON CHURCH
l!ll-L. NOS. 2ll2 EAST BROAD
STREET. SIT AND $40 NORTH
TWENTY FOURTH STREET. AND
24ll M" STREET.
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Totals rs 10 Totals %:

Totals rs 10 n Totals 80 6 "a "a
IRAN for Agnew in seventh
sBattcd FOR James in seventh.
...................l L q o IS
st. Louis. ......................O o00o-3
Summary: Errors-afurphy Wares Ia.
Two-base hts--Pratt. Baker Three bias SO
hits-Daley.. o!dring Home run-oldring
Sacrifice hits-Walker, Rumier. Stolen
bases-Prntt. Collins. Left bases-Phila-
delphia. 4: 81. Louis, 4. Struck out-by PEN
mock. IL: NY Levercnz. l. Double plays
Pratt to AEnew: James to Agnew; Austin
to Pratt. Bases on balls-off James. 4: on
Pcnnock. g of Leverenz. l. Wild pitch
Pennock Time. zoo. Umpires Connolly and
Dtneen.
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WALTER JOHNSON HOLDS
DETROIT WELL IN HAND
Scnntors Have Easy Time Winning
From Leaders I'm Johnson
Circuit.
SIIANI<S AND MORGAN STAR
Bentley Sent In by Griffith IN Eighth
Inning After Gnmc Is safe-Scnntors
Ncnr Top.
,RGAN STAR
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Chicago. 1; New York, o.
81. LonIs. - philadelphia. O.
Detroit, IL Washington, 10.
Cleveland, 81 IiostOn, u.
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Observation-Disclosures City
HOTEL LELANDE

Massachusetts, Ave. directly on the beach:
elevator. private baths. Reasonable rateA
JACOB HAWK.
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Location on Mountain Ton.
BUESa VISTA SPRING HOTEL.

Blue Ridge Mts, Franklin Co.. Pa.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 20
Ideal resort for Health. Recreation. Rest
1000 n. above level Excellent Table
and Service. Pure Spring Water. Good
Roads Fine Garage Golf
4 For Rates and Booklet address until juno
\. J. FORD, care Hotel Rcnnert Baltimore.
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CUBS WIN GAME THROUGH
HITTING DEMAREE HARD
Lind on Artist-TSirIer In Third,
Scoring Enough Runs
to Lead.
MAKE THREE SINGLES AND TRIPLE
Giants Unable to Overcome IInudIc,u.
md Lose First or serics-Chicagu
Finds schnuer, TOO.
MAKE THREE SINGLES AND TRIPLE
National League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
H0ston, 8, 81. Louis, =.
brooklyn, =; Pittsburgh. o.
New York. 1; Chicago, :.
Ihiiadclphfn. u, Cincinnati, 4.
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SUMMER REsoRTs-Ncw Jersey.

Hotel Mayberry Opens May -. Centrally
al attractions. nne view; spacious porches;
table ana beds trst-ciass: rooms en- suite.
w!th bath. Day rates, 81 and $50. Special
season rates. Booklet. 5. II. MAYBERRY.
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Boston.
Totals 81 3,iEs Totals ia

.sccre ~ Inning:
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following electric permits were
issued by the Electrical Department
yesterday:
Son. g West Broad Street. change To-
cation OF fixture.
Same. for E. S.. Simons, AT North
Sixth Street. one-eighth H. p. motor.
Same, for A. S. Kellam G. Co.. IL
East Broad Street, six outlets.
John ]. Daily. for w. G. Tyler, 3202
West Clay Street, four fixtures.
Same. Tor Mr.. Ford. a1ol West Clay
Street, three outlets and fixtures.
Martin & Myers. for United States
Parcel Post Department, 1109 East
Cary Street. four lights.
w. II. jerks. for Harry's Confec-
tionery. 304 North Robinson Street.
three outlets.
Same, for Church OF Covenant, north
east corner of Harrison Street and
Park Avenue. two outlets.
Same, for Masonic Lodge, No. 10, 1907
East Franklin Street, changing current.
Same. for D. Wiley Anderson, 900
East Main Street nine outlets.
Edgar NJ Andrews. for D. Q. Sullivan,
2ll3 Park Avenue. four fixtures.
Winston Construction Co., for Larus
Brothers Tobacco Co., 21ol East Main
Street, four outlets.
Same, for w. NJ. Addison, 500 West
Franklin Street, forty outlets.
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AUCTION sALEs--Fu.uee Days.
BY RICHESoN 6 CRurcHFIELD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers

rRusTEEs, AUCTION SALE OF
sI%TII S;;! 2; L., AND 1926 NORTH
In exeeation Of certain deed of
trust TO the undersigned trustees, dated
e sSysmSer o H. lehI resosded In ths
Court in D. B. 21e-A. page 1875. default
having been made In the payment Of
2 part OF the debt therein secured. and
thereof. we will sell by public auction
on the premises. on
MONDAY, DEGEMBER IA. 1914.
At o'clock p. NJ.
in said deed as follows: ' ''S0r'D'o
OF land, with IMPROVEMENTS thereon
ne Of sixth street fe and Oh BOUNDED ths Yess
follows: Beginning on the said west
line OF sixth Street, one hundred and
tshtlrty.eieht dss) feet north or Crouch
and fronting thereon sixty vi fs soSI Feet.
thence extending back northwardly
twenty -fve d25) feet. to an alley In
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust. all
now due. and also ratable proportion
% 1a,i the on taxes ,a and ievies for the year
for fo Pax ana foowng ns
both with interest thereon from No
yember IL, 1914. and also six notes
from July Z, 1914; August Z. 1914 Sep.
tember q, 1914; October z. 1914; Novern-
Der z. 1914, and December Z. 1914, re-
speetiyely, also a note. for $4,000, with
interest thereon from July q. 1914. sub
FOR $500. with interest thereon from
October q 1914. and on credit suf-
hcient with interest thereon to pay
the sum OF $4,000 in monthly install
ments OF $4,000 each on the 7th day
OF each month. the first to become due
ssa aInn, Z 1913. and on credit SUIT
sum of $4,000. in quarterly install.
mcnts OF $500 each on the 7th day
or each quarter. the first to become
due January Z. 1915. and the residue,
X any, In equal instalmen&s at one and
two years from date Of sale for notes
with Interest added, or at the option
OF the purchaser, cash as to all Of said
residue, or any part thereof, all credit
payments to be secured by deed OF
trust on said property.
II. T. RICHESON.
+. L. CRUTCHFIELD.
Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY McVEIGH & GLINN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE OF FOUR
F E1 AM6 5BsWSNEdLkT1T G N1S SI7 SlS
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
to the undersigned trustees. dated June
3. 1911, and duly recorded in the clerks
OF Richmond. in. D. B. 212-B. page "a.
default having been made. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary. we
THURSDAY, PEcEMBER 10. 1914.
at o'clock P. NJ.
eel Of land With the t four ef Frame aaa tene.
Ses 5 u.s. s2 snd eas NoEES Snss
Street. lying and being in the city of
Richmond. Va: on the, east side Of
Ninth Street between Clay and Leigh
Streets. and bounded and described as
follows. to-wit: Comm nclng at a point
distant one hundred and forty-slx (1465
feet four (4) inches south of the south
line of Leigh Street, thence running
of Ninth Street. and fronting. thereon
eighty-fiye feet ten and one-half inches
nentre Of eS ss to point vail a
tenement No. ,517, and that on the south
thereof No. Sis, and extending back
nearly parallel lines. the southern lire
partition wall 100 feet, to the alley in
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
cost and expenses OF executing this
trust. including trustees commission
Of 5 pereentum. also a ratable proper
tion of the taxes for the calendar year
and note for s2S.5s. with interest on
same from September 3, 1914 to the
day of sale. and q note for s2s.59 with
interest on same from December 3,
1914, to day, of sale. and a note. for
S1,906.25 with interest on same from
December 8, 1914 to day of sale, and
a credit as to two notes for s28.59 each.
due respectfully March 8. 1915. and
fnr
s1,sos.25.. due June 3. 1915. and the
residue in equal installments at one
and two years from date of sale for
notes with Interest added and secured
by trust deed on said property, or for
all cash as to said residue at the option
of the purchaser.
l.. w. McVEIGH.
w. p. GLINN,
McvEIGH & dLINN.
Auctioneers.
The above sale Is postponed on ao-
count of Indictment weather until
MONDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1914.
at 4 o'clock p. M.
L. w. McWEIGH.
- ---s-e.s--S---
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CITY CIRCUIT CoURr.

Neutrality-suspicious. vs. Wright, Long,
doode. McGuire, Rely, Bryan and Egg
son vs. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. Gum & Mathews. p, a:
k Ee1k 90 & M hsSket p d. City Bank OF
ton. p. d. Same va. Nixon Ball. L. L.
Lewis. p. O.: Seaton. p. d.
T,n u de IN g. Renick vs. X VII
herty, Fulton 6 Byrd, p. O.: Guigon and
Bryan, p. d. McGraw-Yarbrough Co.
Mcclure. Rely. Bryan and Eggleston,
p. g; Leake &c Leake. p. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs. Hawkes.,
0Fiaherty. Fulton & Byrd. p. a.; D. NJ.
Thursday-T. A. Cary ct ais. vs.. H.
A. McCurdy. ct ALL. Brockenbrough
Friday-American Funding Corpora
ton VS.. w. H. Jackson. s. g. P. Patte-
son. y. O.; Sands g. Swartwout, p. d.
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Having sold my farm, shall sell by
public auction, at the above time and
place, all my personal property, consist
Duroc Brood Sows and Pigs, spas
senger Overland Automobile. Cows. 1
and 2-horse Wagons and Buggy, Drills,
Harrows, Iron Truck, Planters, COM
plete set Carpenter and Blacksmith
Tools. single and double Harness,
Hay, 600 bundles Fodder. so bushels
Yellow Corn, 6-piece Parlor Suit, Pic
lures. Ornaments, Beds, Stoves. Mat
and the best appliances and appurten-
ances of the well-reguiated and sue
cessful farm.
TERMS: On all bills of $50 and un-
der cash: on bills over $40, good, bank
able notes for so days bearing s per
cent interest.
JAMES R. HARRISON,
Auctioneer.
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I. CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain and Sale,

2a2-oscar G. Adams ct lux to w
Denton Baylies. 60 feet / inch by 14G
feet north line Wood Street. $40 feet
west of Chelsea Street. November "a
1914, tax S1.40, $40.
23l-W. Benton Baylies ct ux to o.
car c. Adams, S5x132 feet west line
Thirty-third Street, so feet north of
Q Street. November "a, 1914, tax s1.7O.
22s-Oakland Stock Farm to oliver
J. Sands, 55x144 feet south line Main
Street. 319 feet 5A Inches west of
Brown Street. December 4, 1914, tax
50, $40.
227-T. K. yertner ct lux to Ada Gayle
Trevvett, 20 feet inches by 1913 feet
81 inches south line Park Avenue,
149 feet inch east of Allen Avenue.
December 1, 1914. $4,000.
230-Thomas II. Wyatt ct ux to
Letitia c. Wyatt. 80 feet on the west
line of st. James Street, between Fed
eral and ,Coutts Streets. November 80,
1914, tax 50. $40.
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HIGH Constable's Sale

will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1914,
at IL o'clock NJ,
at sos East Broad,
tho following property. to satisfy a
distress warrant IF. l.. Sparks VS..
Southern Photoplay Theatre. Inc.) in
my hands. Pipe Organ Piano, lot Of
Machines, Portiers, Carpets, etc, In
Guiding the complete outfit Of tho
aforementioned theatre.
W. H. WYATT, JR.
II. c., C. r,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were ISSUED by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, az follows:
Overlook Presbyterian Church, to
build brick addition to brick church
on the south side Of Stuart Road, be-
tween Virginia and Miller Avenues, to
cost $3.50.
Texas Oil Coppany. to build con-
crete and steel storage tank on the
east side OF Everett Street, between
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JAMES W. LORD C CO.,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
(Without Reserve)

A BEAUTIFUL so-AcRE FARM AND
HOME ON
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1914.
at II A. NJ,
on the premiseo,
about miles from Richmond. at the
corner OF the Varina and Mill Roads,
near GarRett's store.
Mrs. x. T. Gerard (who Is relinQuish-
Ing farmins) instructs us to sell, with
out reserve, the above most desirable
property.
Following the above, ct the same
time and place, Mr.. Arthur c. Nelson
fthe administrator instructs Us to sell
the whole of the
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
COUNCIL sCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the COM
mittees Of the City Council are sched-
u1ed for this week:
Committee on Streets at o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen at o'clock Tues
day night.
Committee on Public Buildings, Prop
critics and Utilities at the same hour.
Committee on Ordinances Thursday
night at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
HUsTINGs COUNT. PART II.

Monday-Baker Motor Vehicle Com
pany vs. Broad Street Bank ct ais.
Tuesday-Bessie Carter vs. Richmond
and Henrico Railway Company. James
Carter VS.. G. j. Spath.
Wednesday, J. Smith e. Co. We.
removed to the Chancery Court.
Friday-A. l.. Major We. Virginia
halfway and Power Company, Stewart
vB. Bragg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
BY. virtue OF q certain deed of trust,
dated February Is, 1914, and recorded
In the clerks Office, Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in D. B. 228-D. page 116, to
the undersigned trustees, default hav-
ing been made In the payment Of the
debt therein secured, and being re-
quired 30 to do by the beneficiary, we
will sell at public auction, on the
MONDAY. DECEMBER IA, 1914,
at o'clock p. NJ,
that very desirable corner lot, situate
at the southeast corner of Leonard and
Tilden Streets. fronting twenty-five
(25) feet on Leonard Street, and e1-
tending back one hundred and nifty
(150) feet. more or less. to Kensington
Avenue, and having frontage on said
avenue twenty-five (25) feet.
TERMS: Cash az to 30 much of the
fray the, expense of executing this
trust. and to pay note Of 1915, with
interest from October 13, 1914 and any
balance at six and twelve months, to
be secured by n deed of trust on said
property. or all cash. at tho option of
This sale is made subject to two
prior deeds OF trust, each securing
$437.25 and Interest thereon.
II. LORRAINE RUFFIN
JOHN SLOAN,
Trueteo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13
AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
MULES, HORESE, HOGS, COWS. FEED,
FARM IMPLEMENTS, AUTOMOBILE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.
IN CHESTERFIELD. ON THE r. 6:
P. TURNPIKE. 2 MILES SOUTH
FROM CHESTER AND ABOUT l
MILE FROM STOP 43, ON THE r.
& F. ELECTRIC LINE. ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1914,
common cling at 10 O'clock A. nj.