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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
Hall Player. iu Court.

Manager ". j. Prcssiy. OF tho Nor
ioik team, and Catcher Stewart. of
~" same team, who were fined by TIM
pre- REYNOLDS yesterday afternoon dur
ing the ball game Win Petersburg.
both appeared In the Police Court this
morning TO answer the charge OF dis
orderly conduct. for which they were
again Nhed-i'ressly $40 and Stewart
$40. Manager Pressly has made man
~ public statement relative to his con
duct ON the ball park yesterday after
noon. saying Realizing that al
lowed my temper 10 get the better of
mo during the bah game. desire to
say that II tho people In tho grand
stand heard me use bad language to
Umpire Itcynolds, wish 10 apologize
10 each and every one. | am very sorry
10 nave been mixed UP hi the affair,
and snail certainly ondcavor To control
my temper IN the future"
The whole trouble was caused BY Il
decision rendered by Umpire Reynolds
In Pctersburgs half off the third in
ning, With Two men out and a runner
on third base ball. pitched by
Cochran passed by the catcher and
struck the umpire. who VAS standing
behind. For this the umpire allowed
Inc runner 10 score. The Norfolk
players made such vigorous protest
That several Of them were huod. and
Manager pressly MAS ordered from the
grounds and summoned 10 court I'll.
incidcnt Is now believed 10 bc closed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
TEN-YEAR-0lD BOY SAID
TO HAVE BEEN KIDNAPPED

Sheriff X. q. Southall. OF Quinton.
New Kent County, last night reported
TO the local police that James Chris
tian. a small hoy, ten years of age, OF
that place. had been taken in an au-
tomobilc from Quinton Monday after
noon by a stranger and supposedly
brought to Richmond. According to
the information which the Richmond
police have secured, the stranger was
motoring in the neighborhood of Quin-
ton when his machine broke down and
he was forced to spend the night there.
When the car had been repaired the
following morning and the stranger
had departed. II was learned that the
Christian boy had been taken along
also. No word has been received Nv
the parents of the lad. and It was at
their insstcnce that Sheriff Southall
asked the assistance of the local de-
believed that the stranger is n clerk
for well-known local real estate
firm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
BOYS UNWILLING TO
LEAVE COUNTY JAIL
Would Just as Willingly Stay There
as Anywhere. They
Assert.
GO TO WASHINGTON TODAY
Youthful Wanderers Located a. IIav-
ing Escaped From Juvenile Detcn-
ton Home in That City-Ilave
Told Police Conflicting Stories.

Sometime to-day tho two youthful
ruhaways giving their names as Harry
Burkiey. fourteen. and Albert Burkley,
aged ten, VIII say good-by TO the ac-
1uatntances they have made in lonrico
JAN. where they nave been held Tor
more thafi week while county officers
were searching for their friends or
parents. The two boys have told q
haIi-dozen different stories about whor.
they came from, but u letter yestcr-
day from the Juvenile Detention Home.
at Washing ton. Ia rcspons" to an In
Iury sent there bY Sheriff l.. II Kemp
brought the Information that the
mother Of the boys Is Mrs. Charlotte
Williams. l222 Blandcnburs Road.
Washing ton.
tn" letter was signed by All official
Of the detention home. from which tho
youths escaped several weeks ago. and
requested that the boys be sent back
10 WashinEtOu Mrs. Williams Is a
widow ana has no means of support
ing her sons. according TO the letter.
aud hence they were being kept at
tie juvenile home. Sheriff Kemp has
secured from THE Richmond. Fred
cricksburS and Potomac Railroad
charity tickets from Richmond 10
Washington for the two youths and
one for Constable II. w HARDY. WHO
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~ BOWIes Il Zones Co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
II y. Eighth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
2lO Feet on Beautiful
Libby Avenue, West
View, Henrico Co.,
Virginia.

In execution Of "A certain deed OF trust
TO the undersigned trustee dated Feb
ruary IS. 1918. Of record i'll clerks Of
fee lIcnrico Circuit Court. EIcnrico
County. Virginia. in deed book 1854.
page II. default having been made in
the payment Of the debt therein SO
cured, and being required by the bcnc-
iiciary therein so TO do. will. on
WEDNESDAY. july %. 1914.
at o'clock L. NJ.
ON the promises. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction the following described
property mentioned therein: all those
land. lying and being in Tuckahoc mag
istcrial district. in IlenLco County. Viz
einia. on the east line Or Libby Avenue.
designated as lots Nos and .. on a
pin, OF the propcrty, OF the Old Do
miniou and Western Lumber Company.
Inc. known as West View. recorded
In clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
llcnrico County III deed book 1904.
page l65. and described as follows
commencing at point on the east line
forty uio) feet north OF Dahlia Ave
nue.. thence running along the east line
OF Libby Avenue in northernly dircc-
ton and fronting thereon two hundred
angles back in an easterly direction be :
tween parallel lines zone hundred and
ninety $50 feet to an alley 90 feet
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay all
cost OF this sale. taxes to date of sale.
and debt of $500 and interest from
May IS. 1913. and the residue In one
and two years, with interest added and
secured by a deed Of trust on the prop
erty.
This property Will he a splendid in
vestment for home builders or invcs-
tors. BE sure and attend this sale.
DAVE COLE.
Trustee.
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Mysterious Assault.

Joshua lfcrpens stan. Il young man Of
nineteen years or age. formerly from
North Carolina, was tho victim Of a
mysterious and dospicahlc assault last
night, from tho effects Of which he
IS in ~ serious condition in tho Peters
burg Hospital According 10 his state
mont, he Was walking along Wythe
Street in tho vicinity OF tho bridge
over Licntcnot Run, where he Was at
tackled by two men. \ bag was thrown
over his head and he was forced to
the ground. He was tortured and =
piece OF iron pipe eight o. ten inches In
length and half an inch In diameter
was driven into his body. After his
assailants--of whose identity he has
no idca-had left him. he made his
way to the hospita! and asked for Il
doctor. DR. Beckwith happened TO be
there. vino Immediately performed an
operation on the young man and re-
moved the iron pipe. The operation
was 1t very delicate one. but its i'm
mediate performance was necessary to
save his life. No explanation can be
given fov such an unusual assault
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
SOUTH RICHMOND CLUB
TO ENLARGE ITS HOME
VIII Remodel building ut Fishing
Resort and Install Modern
improvements.
DAMAGE SUIT Is CONTINUED
Boy Scouts, Under Rev. j. Lewis
Gibbs, Plan Il Hike to Chester
Heights for Weeks Stay i'm Camp.
Personal Mention.

Preparations arc being made by the
South Richmond Country Club TO re-
model and Install modern improve
about ten miles from the city. The
old home was built about fifteen years
ago. and is in need Of repair. II Will
be considerably enlarged and new
servants quarters built.
Tn" organization. Of which w T..
DuNal is president, il composed Of a
number OF the most prominent bust
ness men on the Southsidc Fishing
is n favoritc pastimc at the club. y
number Of Weekend parties have been
held there recently. and large catches
are reported.
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.r,,,c. t1,,,,,r STABBED.

James Cl0ytOr, OF BOO South FIne
street. was yesterday afternoon stabbed
by - man said 30 he George Parish. Of
North rNNcuty-third Street, during Il
quarrel In the rear of Jos South Bel
Nidcrc street Ambulance Surgeon Is.
-. PitkowitH, who was summoned TO
treat tie injured man, found ii ncccs-
sary 20 take seven stitches in tho
wound.
'o' ~ nl'H Lie Aaiu 10 ne P,"Nl'IS IN
ke"ps his wagons ut the BclVidcrc
street address II was after the re-
started aud tho cutting occurred. Far
ISL had not been arrested late last
niHht.
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OLD FACTORY BUILDING
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
terrupt Traffic Between Rich
mOnd and Petersburg.
DEATH OF JOHN Il. WATKINS
Manager and Catcher of Norfolk
Team Fined for DisCrlerly Con-
duct in Police C0urt-Statcment
Made by Prcssly.
Especial to iii. Times-pispa,ch

Petersburg. Va. July IS vacant
frame building, owned hy f.. l.. DeJar-
nctte. formerly used as factory for
the manufacture Of butter dishcs. sit
uatcg in the rear Of Mi. DcJarncttc's
Tcaiuchcc, on oId street vas destroyed
10y fire this morning about II o'clock
The hre Is supposed 10 have caught
from sparks lying from some puiid-
ing ~ the vicinity. Mr.. DeJarnetto's
saOV oil the building. on which there
was no Insurance
Fianes from the burning building
We're communicated TO the hppomuttoX
Bridge Of the Virginia halfway and
rover company. which Mas consider
hoiY damaged at the south end tenn
porarl!y suSpcndine the passage of
INC trolley cars Passengers 10 aud
from Richmond We're transferred. Re
PAIRS TO the bridge Viii be made at
once.
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Will take tile boys back TO the juvc-
nile home sometime to-day.
fOtN WANDERING

the boys wore fOumd MNndering
about Highland Park July 20. and We're
picked up by Constable {. w Gray
found by the officer, tic youths we're
IL rags aud had been sleeping out %
doors and living by bcgsiug from
house house. After they were.
brvu1h; 10 Ii" iail. Sheriff Kemp had
uow clothes purchased for them, AMI
the boys have been pretty we'll con
tented. spending most of their time
playing about ia the corridors Of the
Jail When told Yesterday that they
would be carried back To Washington
to-day. the boys showed little cnthuSi-
assn over the prospect. and one of
them said he would just rs willingly
stay on in jail as anywhere else he
knew OF.
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10 Observe Anni,rr.nry.

TIursdsN o. iNis Week VII NV I---
hitcih anniNcrsarN az the famous bat
tie Of the crater. fought almost Win
In sight OF Petersburg. The moVomeut
inaug lratcd some time ago BY Tho Sons
of Veterans az tho city for a suitable
and somewhat elaborate celebration Of
thc anniversary was abandoned for
lack Of time 10 arrange all details
Tho proposition is now made. and
which "ill probably toe adopted TO
have an Informal recognition % the
annivcrsarN b. the tolling OF the bells
OF tho churches. The courthouse and
the Fire DEPARTMENT The proposition
has met with the approval 81 the
MAYOR and or AL the ministers vino
h;,V" been apr Jarhcd on the subject.
y liz suggested that each OF tho bells
bo toil'd hfty tmcs i'm honor OF the
httieth anuiVci5iry - intervals OF one
minute each
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CONDITIONAL PARDONS

Governor Henry G. Stuart Yesterday
granted conditional pardon TO G. g.
NICK eciny, convicted In Augusta County
Of petty larceny. and serving six
uonths Oh the public roads.
Executive clcmencE was refused in
Alexandria of ca.-breakinu. ana SERVING
four-year sentence In the peniten-
tiGry
Griffin, who had served two years for
~ nezzLcIno nj. hAving BOON convIctcd M
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Dcnths and IfmncrnIn.

Mrs. Clara podson smith. of chcs
tcrieid Count aged twenty ono years.
tersburG Hospital after II bri.f illness.
Her funeral took place this afternoon
from Woodiawu Baptist Church. near
swift Creek. She l. survived by her
parents. her husband ana one child
and a sister and brothers. all OF Chos-
terrified.
city who died in Richmond OF Injuries
received W being run over by . Sea
board Air Line train. WAS brought here
last evening. ana the funeral took
place this morning He was "A we'll
known timer. and IL survived by q
family In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29

\ DELIGHTFUL reception was civcn las
night In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. g.
II. Wilkinson, on East Tenth Street.
in honor Of their nc!ccH. Misses Elsie
and Louise Wilkinson. OF Winston
salem. y. {. Music and games were
enjoyed. after which REFRESHMENTS we're
served Among those present were
Misses Ruth and Naomi Goodc. Alma
nally. Susie and katherine Crooks lisa q.
belle and Elsie Mos.lv Ruth McHall.
Lillian and Annie Wilkinson. Louise
and Essic Wilkinson. Air. and Mrs
Brooks. Mrs. - T. Wilkinson and RAY
nond and Kenneth WIlkInson.
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Personal Mention,

Mrs. q. NJ Cheatham and iTrs !. 7.
Leonard. Of Broad Rock. Chesterfield
friends AZ Glade Springs. Va
The annual picnic % tho Bainbridre
Baptist sunday schools will be run to-
da$ to liuckroc Reach No prayer ser
Vice Viii be hcld in either OF the
churches.
G.. y. Rlankenship. OF Rocky Mount.
y =. has returned homo after visit
t. ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W.
ElankcESillp.
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Attornc,.r mlncss Cnnsc. rcr,irunnc..

The hearing of the suit OF Ernest l..
Elder against the James River Furni-
turc and Mattress Company was again
delayed yesterday in Hustings Court.
Part H.. on account Of the illness Of
Common wcalth'S Attorney Charles L..
Page Judge Ernest n Wells ordered
the case To be held over TO the October
term OF court. About all the evidence
had been concluded. and the case vas
almost ready to go to jury. Dam
ages i'm the sum Of $4,000 are asked
by Elder, who IL fourteen wears old.
for the loss of three fingers IN the
plant while he was operating a pack
ing machine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29

Norfoik. Griffin was wanted by the
NJ wort News police for an alleged
crime. aud when his term expired last
fall he was arrested and taken 10 New
port News. There lie was held In jail
tlcm"n"N ia his case was rccomme nded
by Judge Barhan. of the Corporation
court OF Newport News.
The application OF Ralph Ellie FOR q
pardon was rejected by the Governor.
Eiaic was convicted Of housebrcak ing
ir FairfdN County. anu is serving Il
term % three years. with 1--WE years
a'lucd for second conviction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29

INC case against William Allen.
ahaS George Allen: the negro arrest
ed BY Patrolmau Tillcr oil a charge
OF having cut Charles Roach in the
throat, was yesterday continued UNI
tho Police Court Ambulance Surgeon
German found IL necessary TO take FIVE
deep stitches and eight stitches in the
skin IN the wound made by the knife
cut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
General Mems Notes.

The Prince George Chapter Daugh-
along encouragingly in the effort to
raise fund for tho erection at the
camp.housc of monument To the
Confederate soldiers OF the county.
Miss Florence Alternately. Of tttrick.
and Howard Hollywood. OF this city .
We're married this morning at o'clock
at the residence of the officiating min
lister. the Rev. r w. Moore.
Captain <. w Hawkins, OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway. and Mrs
Hawkins will leave tomorrow Tor
Irving, Tenn. to spend the month of
August
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odd Fellow. 10 Fro,,c.

Arrangements were completed last
night by stuart Lodge OF odd Fellows
for the All day picnic which will be
given on Tuesday at BcnSley. on Fall
ing Creek. An interesting programs has
been prepared consisting OF speech
making. races and athletics and "A
Brunswick stew, which viii be fol-
lowed with REFRESHMENTS NJ T.
Turner, grand secretary. and Mel Fer
gusson grand treasurer. Of tho grand
lodge Of the Odd Fellows of Virginia
viii deliver addresses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-29
Prominent Dinwtddinn Dead.

Johh e. Watkins, aged siNty-cight
Years, died this morning at his home
n few miles from Petcrshurr. lie had
been in Ill health for several years.
Mr watkins Was a man of prominence
IN the county. He IS survived by his
VIE and twO sons-Bcn jamin Watkins.
OF Petersburg, and Calvin Watkins. Of
COUNTY
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Bicyclist struc,, Inv Chr.

Samuel r. Davenport. Of 1903 North
First street, was struck by a Ninth
street and WeSthamptnn car near
Smith and Broad Streets last night
while he was attempting TO cross the
street on bicycle, and was cut
Surgeon Pitkowitz treated the man
and later took him to the Memorial
Hospital He was not seriously hurt.
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JWNcT sWpeTVision or NeV- ! I.eNie
Gibbs pastor OF the Church % the Good
shepherd tho Boy Scouts OF Forest
Hin viii nike 10 chester heights early
on Tuesday morning before tho cock
crows FOR weeks stay in camp The
the bows VIII take a swim every morn
ing before breakfast About eighteen
seouis MIll make Tho trIn
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Anunr ,Iun 4. ni.uI...h

I.em WIIIams, a young white man.
"aE dismissed by Justice Maurice yes
tcrdaN morning IN Police Court Part
IL. on the charge OF disorderlv con-
duet lie was charged with having
raised Il disturbance on a street car p
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Splendid Grove Ave.
Residence, No. BIB.
At AUCTION.

~ the request OF the owner. who is
determined To sell. wc Will offer for
sale. on tho premises. on
at o'clock l.. NJ.
the property above referred to. con
ststing of Il new. nine-room. detached
bri * dwelling, hot water heated. mod
crn in every way. together with the
lot upon which II stands. fronting ~
feet on the south line OF Grove Avenue
by depth OF l1H feet TO AN alley. This
property Viii make AN ideal home. or ii
good Investment.
TERMS Liberal, and announced at
sale.
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In execution Of a deed OF trust dated
July 10. 1907, recorded in the clerks
Il. ll3. pages i27 TO 1870, default having
been made in payment OF Il portion OF
the debt therein secured. | will sell
by auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1911
at $50 o'clock L. NJ.
the above mentioned property, contain
ing about two acres. with all the ma
chincry and improvements thereon and
fully and particularly described in said
deed of trust
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
of sale. any taxes that may he due on
the property and the sum OF $1,000.
being balance due on note of Sl.5Oo Sc
cured by said deed. with interest on
same from July Is. 1914. the residue nj
one ana two years. deferred payments
TO be evidenced by notes with interest
from date OF sale. and to be secured by
decd OF trust on the property, or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
J. j. POLKA RID.
Trustec
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Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court OF the Cnitcd States for the
Eastern District of Nirriuia entered
on the nth day of July, 1914, in the
matter of y. Moriconi and j. Prataii
partners. trading AS y. Moriconi X Co.
bankrupt, viii sell at public auction.
on the premises. No. BIS North Third
street ,between Broad and Marshall
Streets).
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1910.
beginning at 1890 O'Clock T. NJ
the entire stock and fixtures. horse
wagon, harness. cite. The stock con-
Slsts OF about 80 boxes CiEurs( va
rlous brandS) Cigarettes. Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco. various kinds OF Soft
Drinks. Can Groceries, Bottled olives,
roni soaps. Lyc. cakes, Crackers. Vine
gar. Baking Powders, Syrup, Candies
Chewing Gun, Pipes, Matches etc The
fixtures arc finished in mahogany. and
consist of tobacco Wall Case with
sliding glass doors. Confectionery Wall
Case with sliding glass doors. two open
Wall Cases, three Silent Statesmen
Show Cases. extra fine Refrigerator. Ice
Cream Table and Chairs, National Cash
Register. Bicycle. Macaroni Case. Coun-
ter. Scales, two Ceiling Electric Fans
ice cream making and electric Motor
l.inoleum. Awning. clock. etc. one fine
work horse. This is an unusually nice
appearing animal Fine Delivery
Wagon. good set OF Harness. License,
etc
Sale positive. Terms cash
7. GRAY HADDON
Receiver and Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AnctiOneprS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
by Epps- Epps * co.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
No. 728 North 4th
Street
At AUCTION.

IN cX<,eegtion Of a decree q the Illus
Richmond. Virginia. entered on the
10th day OF. July. 1914. In the suit of
VIM II. SChlucter ~. Annie Y. Schlue-
to- ~ ais, the undersigned special COM
missioner will Offer for sale. on the
premises. OF
FRIDAY. JULY III. 1914
at o'clock l.. NJ.
the property aboV" referred TO, con
sisting OF the frame dwelling No. us
North Fourth Su"ct. with the lot upou
which II stands. fronting - fee, on the
west side of Fourth Street by Il depth
Of - feet to an alley. This is good
renting property and win make a good
Investment, or :, very desirable home
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the
balance in three equal iustolim"nts. ut
g. > and IS months for notes, with in
tercst added from date Of sale ANA title
retained. or ali CASH at the option OF
the purchaser.
CHARLES l.. PAGE.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that tho bond re
quircd of the special commissioner i'm.
the aforementioned suit has been duly
given.
W. l.. DU VAL. Clerk
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BY Pollard " Bagby.
Real Estate AuCtiuneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AACLCTIoN SALE
STONE QUARRY. WITH
AL MAGAINERY THEREON. IN
WEST or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, KNOWN AS THE WRAY-
BROWN QUARRY.
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~aE VALENTINE AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1905 -
olS EAST BROAD SL-

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE STOCK
OF CIGARS, CIGA RETrES. SAIOK-
INC AND CHEWING; TOBACCO
CA NDIl;S. GROCERIES,. SOrT
DRINKS, WALL. CASES. SILENT
SALESMAN. SHOW CASES. CASH
X T. q = + L. Il. ELECTRIC FANS.
HORSE. MAGON. nAKNESS t,rC
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FOR SALE-Reai Estate.
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-OR SALE-Real Estate.
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Receiver and Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioneers