davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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previously had records OF this kind
being Crawford, of Detroit, and Smith
of Cleveland. in the American. and
Good, OF Chicago. and Olson, Of Gin
cinnati, in the National. Vic Safer,
in the Cub Phillie battle Of May q,
set a mark for the 1915 batsmen TO
shoot at by getting long hit of each
kind of Erskine Mayer.
Four runs we're as many as any Ma
tional or American League batsman
could bat in any one game last month.
The National League players who
turned this trick we're Burns and
Fletcher of New York: Cravath. OF
Philadelphia (twice); Hinchman, OF
Pittsburgh; Tyler and Whaling, Of
Boston; williams and Bresnahan, OF
Pittsburgh Tyler and Bresnahan Of
Chicago These men did II In the
American: Smith, Of Cleveland La
joie, Of Philadelphia, and Eddie Col
lins, of Chicago.
Cravath and j. Collins Lead.
On May 81 Cravath Of the Phils, and
John Collins, of the White Sox, rank
ed first in their respective league in
batting in runs. The National Lacquer
then had hit in 3S counters and the
American Lacquer 81 Players who in
NAV contributed doubles or triples
that emptied tho bases of their three
tenants were Shore. of the Red Sox (;
Smith, Of the Indians: Roth. of the
White Sox; Magee, Gather and
Schmidt of the Braves and Myers, OF
the Superbas. Hank Gowdy remains
-. -. oil ~ nj Vrh
= emitted a homer with the sacks clog.
ged He did this on April % against
. Rube MarQuard, who Is being fur
nished with about four times the
[ number of tallies a game than his
e team gave him last season. The Sen
p ators last month started TO hit behinC
e their star, Walter Johnson-a decide,
4 reversal of form for them and a decid
= ed novelty for him.
e Boston's Braves, on May s, in thei
game with the Giants. doubled N
their opponents ave times, thus equal
/. ing the Browns April stunt agains
e the Tigers. The score sent out fror
d Beanvllle gave Maranville and his as
IS sociates only four duplex killingl
IT but war correspondents state ther
9 were Eve. The men who hit into tn
l. greatest nunueI OF uouOle plays uul
IT ing April and May we're Sam Crav
e ford and Bill Killifer. the Tiger bans
l. ing into nine and the Phillie int
b, eight. Contrariwise the player NAL
/ ing the initial move in the most two
e ply murders we're ShoTtstops MaraI
IN Vile. OF the Braves. and Peckinpaug
lr Of the Yanks. The National League
set Is in motion, the American Leal
,e uer IA.
,e Cobb and Higgins In Front.
"A At being hit by pitched balls Edd
s Fitzpatrick. Of the Braves. and To
in Quinlan. of the White Sox. rank'
,e first on May 81. Quilan FIVE times.
D. passes, at the end Of the first ~
s. months. Tyrus Cobb and Miller HUI
n gins headed the two big leagues
10 organized ball The Tiger then had
Evening journal., 1915-06-16
HARRISBURG MAY Get
The newark FRANCHISE

Harrisburg can have the Newark
baseball team of the International
League. All that is necessary is for
$50 fans to pledges themselves to take
coupon books. OF this number more
than one-fourth have already sub
scribed.
Notwithstanding the body blow re-
ceived by Harrisburg enthusiasts last
Friday, when a Newark official was
unable to get a chance to present his
side of the case to the authorities,
there is a strong belief that baseball
fans will come to the front, and
land the International League team.
Reports that Newark team will go
elsewhere lack fougdatiCN
Vice President S. G. Solomon. of
the Newark team left Harrisburg last
Friday night feeling blue He is anx-
ious to put his team in Harrisburg
The Newark players. who include
Eddie" Zimmerman and Joseph
Chabek. also want TO play here.
Failure to get an audience with
Harrisburg business people. in the
opinion of Vice President Solomon
was an indication that HARRISBURG
did not want league baseball. On hi!
arrival in Newark Saturday morning
he found a telegram from Harris
burg. II was a request to wait unit
one more effort was made.
That effort was an active campaign
for the sale of coupon books good TO
admission TO AZ games, and for tn
grandstand; also for all exhibition
games with major league teams. II
to last night the efforts were sue
cessful II was said that pledges ha
been made for 75 books.
The result of the first days wor
was wired Vice President Solomo
and he told the Harrisburg booster
that he would await the results c
! today's canvass.
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SaESaEI44ssI5,IL$!IRlS II, 2 Z ,J.l
WHY LADIES SHOULD LEARN TO
SHOOT-By Annie Oakley.

There are many reasons why ladies'
should go in for both trap and field
shooting. After thirty-one years OF
nearly continuous shooting. ! can
truthfully say I know Of no other
recreation that will do so much to-
wards keeping woman in good
health and perfect figure than a Few
hours spend occasionally at trap
shooting, and as ] am learning new
stunts nearly every week. ! am quite
sure that. providing a woman mas
fairly good health and eyesight, she
Is never too old to learn.
Either shooting clay targets or game
in the field, there is just enough exer-
else to be good, lot to say anything
about the fresh air you breathe.
Many ladies are afraid to start
shooting on account of the gun kick
ing. II the gun is heavy enough,
not overloaded and FITS you properly,
YOU will find little IL any recoil l
would, however, suggest using a rub
Der recoil pad, fitted to the end OF the
stock. heard a gentleman say a
short time since that he was going
10 buy his wife a twenty-bore and
start her at the traps. He wouldn't
think Of using such a light gun him
self and he couldn't have given her
a worse handicap to begin with, fol
while a twenty-bore is a pleasure tc
use on game in the field, a twelve,
gauge, full choke mot less than Ia
ibs.), is what is needed for traE
shooting.
At first you should have some o.
your gentlemen friends. who know
how IL should be done. give you some
instructions. II you do not care V
go to some gun club, have him bu!
a handtrap and throw the targets
easy until you learn to break SAM
and gain confidence. AS to dress
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gifts to his credit. the Cardinal 81.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, of the
Phillies. hung up a new strike-out
record for 1915 when he famed a do
zen of the Cardinals on May Is. The
best American League record thus far
is IL. II was made by Reb Russell
of the White Sox, against the Browns
on April 20.
There we're during May new wild
records made in each league. In the
National Tyler. Of Boston handed out
II passes to the Phillies on May %
and in the American on May 3, Bush
and Bressler of the White Elephants
gave away IA complimentaries to the
Yankees.
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and has another almost ripe who will
not play ball.
The scouts report that it is hard to
get the college men to talk trial this
year, and it /. probable they are in
fluenced by the retrenchment plans of
the magnates.
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something loose so that your every
movement will be free; your shoes
should have a low, fat heel so as
not to throw you forward. The hat
should be wide enough to shade the
eyes and it snugly, but comfortably
on the head. All your clothing while
at the trap should feel part Of your
self.
When you are going after a target
concentration means everything
After the first few weeks you will
find yourself looking forward to your
afternoon at the gun club, where
Judging from my personal experience
I can safely say you will be a wei
come guest
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BOYS LEAGUE.

Rockford defeated st. Joseph's on
Saturday at Rockford, by the score
of to z.
Batteries: Rockford, Dougherty and
McKelvey; st. Joseph's, Toomey and
Borden.
Wawaset defeated Chippewa at the
Water Tower by the score of 6 to /.
p Kennedy saved Chippewa from
shutout when Myers drove wild to
first.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wawaset e.. ... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
Chippewa e. O.. 0 0 0 0 0 0--1
Batteries: Wawaset, Hoffman and
Dougherty; Chippewa. Snyder, Haz-
zard and Papaka.
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II you are skilled machinist, why
then are you idle at this OF any time oi
the year? Run a Want Ad now, telling
the employers that you are in the field
for a job and get into the factory filing
cabinet and you will soon have the work
YOU want.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-06-16

All workers the country over. with
hut few exceptions, realize the I'm
portance and potency of the Wants
and II is to the Want Ads that they
turn when they are in need of assist
ance.-Adv.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Phillies-P Pittsburgh. rain.
St Louis, A, Brooklyn, ?.
Chicago. A; Boston. o.
New York, s: Cincinnati, 0.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Federal League.

Kansas City. 9; Baltimore, 4.
st. Louis, 1; Newark. 0.
Pittsburgh. 5; Brooklyn, ..
Other games postponed.
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sTANDNG OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.
American League.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Scores made by teams of three
leagues from Wednesday. June 8. to
June Is. inclusive.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.

Phillies at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Federal League,
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Kansas City at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Newark.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1915-06-16

They don't lose Keathley Vust
now he is leading the All-Wilmington
shortstops.
Evening journal., 1915-06-16

Slavin, who is playing for Brown
town, is a hard worker for the team at
all times.
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Big League Baseball At a Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

New York, 8; st. Louis. 4.
Other games postponed, rain.
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That Alpha team is showing some
fine form with the Independent teams
around the city.
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GENERAL SPORTS.

twelve men, did not allow a walk and
held Eden to four hits.
They don't lose Keathley. Vust
now he is leading the Wilmington
shortstops.
slavin, who is playing for Brown
town, is a hard worker for the team at
all times.
That Alpha team is showing some
fine form with the Independent teams
around the city.
Essick to Ballentine to Rainey is the
way Browntown puts the crimp on
runners.
Bob Cunningham has recovered
from his recent slight misfortune and
will return to his duties in the ALL
Wilmington League on Saturday. It
takes more than a mosquito bite to
! disable Bob
The oldest rooter at the New Castle
Parkside game on Saturday was James
! w. Wise, who is beyond his eightieth
year Mr.. Wise is the most ardent of
the New Castle fans. He got additional
/ pleasure ou of the Saturday game be-
PLEASURE out of the Saturday game be-
| pitcher.
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twelve men, did not allow a walk and
held Eden to four hits.
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NATInNAL LFAGrF-
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
SALEM RACE MEET.

Indicates teams did not play.
Evening journal., 1915-06-16

Essick to Ballentine to Rainey is the
way Browntown puts the crimp on
runners.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
EMPIRE SHOE CO. 5uI West Broad
Family shoes nj rock horton, prices
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
. -N1S
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY
Norfolk & Western Railway

uNIF MI ItNll I'Nn. 20 NOEFOLN
Schedule in effect December .. 1915.
!-tU' $50 via co .'L.t.vI. tl,,li,.oLt ron
NORFOLK 'h;l5 y. NJ. 800 y. III. 400 +.
COX t. Nt,,BUEG AND THE WEST.
'".', y NJ -?.5h y :! s3-OD 4 NJ .a.so
T. NJ Local To crewe 'G:35 u. ~
AtrIN, t..'duI"i,.,. yu'' ..tfiy.K III 40 A
u c:'n /, NJ eco PM .u:a0 y " rroni
ne west 'd;io \. Nj. IS 81 y. Nj, ~ 10 z. NJ
.l;'n J.. NJ, '6:li =. NJ. 'y:N H. Nj
Daily 'Dai!y ,"..p! sunday .Sunaa,
". Is Bsviil. 81 c. sAI,vDrpa
= ~ N. koanokh q. a. Roanoke.
{ ii BOSI.EY. -. ~. Hich:nonL Va.
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~ ~. 'REAbl Blil'N YARD
PROPERTY" ABOUT TIL /; FL:
iLOckS WEST OF THE EOUiE-
WARD AND ABOUT THREE l:LoCKs
SOUTH or CARY STREET; Ai.So
Ai.L MACHINERY AND FIXTURES,
OK SAID LAND
In execution OF IN order OF the Dis
trio, Court Of the United states. for
Ne ,iI Eastern District OF Virginia. At
l9l". IN the matter or w. j. Ready.
bankrupt. the undersigned special COM
hiSS'oncrs and trustees In bankruptcy
VIII sell. by auction. on the respective
promises. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER :. 1915
at o'clock l.. Nj
the undivided two-thirds interest OF
W. J. Ready Bankrupt. I'm the following
real estate, to-wit:
First. That certain lot, piece or parcel
of land lying and being IN the city
OF Richmond. Va, recently IN the coun-
" of Henrico. and designated on the
cd IN Plat Book I. page ~, IN the
clerks office of the Circuit court OF
the County of i!enrico, as block 6. CON
on the said plat from one TO twenty
nine. inclusive, bounded on the south
by Glen Alpine street. on the north by
Dance Street. on, the east by l;rau-
lands of McTavsh.
Second. All that lot of land lying
and being in the city OF Richmond. VA
recent" in the County OF Ilenrico. in
tn" plan of Sydnor's Point Addition
said to contain 3.3l9 acres. and dcsig-
mated as lots to 90. In block 10. on
the aforesaid plan OF Sydnor's Point
Dance street. on the west by Beaumont
avenue. on the south by Glen Alpine
Street and on the east by tho lands
Of Tabb and others
eel Of land. lying and being in the city
OF Richmond. Va. recently in the Coun-
~ OF llenrico. near the Car" Street
Road. beginning on Tabb's western line
Road. thence north 30 west 1917 chains.
TO tho middle Of II street: thence north
80 IA east along the middle of said
street 1880 chains to the middle OF
another street: thence south 80 cast
along the middle of said street 1lI7
chains 10 Tabb's line: and thence south
~ J.: west along said TabDS line 1884
chains to the beginning, containing Ii
acres.
TERMS: Onc-third cash, and the resi-
due in two equal nStalmcnts at one
interest payable seniannually. the de-
ferred payments and interest thereon
70 be evidenced by negotiable notes. and
secured by deed Of trust on the said
property: or, all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser
Immediately after the above men
toned sale, The Valentine Auction
Company will sell all the brick making
machinery on the said land consisting
Of engines, boilers. brick machines
kiln-clamps. 4 large quantity of junk,
etc.
TERMS AS TO PERSONAL PROP
ERTI One third cash. and balance mt
ihree and SIX months. with surety sat
lsfactory To the court: or. all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser.
10. LANE STERN.
SOL. CuTCHINS.
S. S. r. PATTERSON
J. JORDAN LEAKE,
r. NJ. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
J. LEE DAVIS,
HOWARD l.. ANDERSON,
GEORGE Il. HAW,
Trustees of Bankruptcy
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SITUATION wA<yEu-,lnle

WANTED. employment IN or near city
for white and colorcd boys. IA 70 1.
years o: age. Juvenile Court Of Rich.
mond, Room 5. CARY han Phone Ran.
doinh 6r2
COMPETENT bookkeepcr and cashier.
years experience open for position
January !, 1916. Can take charge of
books and general office work. Thor
oughly understand pay rolls, account
ing. systematizing. etc: Willing 10 go
any" here In State of Virginia or Mott
Carolina. Al references: corporation
preferred. T. 1873. care Times Dispatch.
MARRIED man. age 30. small family.
desires position as manager or farm
1916: best reference. Make me offer
Address J.. O. Box -. Butterworth, Va
EXPERIENCED bookkccpcr and office
man. who desires to locate in Rich
mond. would like TO communicate with
reliable concern wanting good man;
best references. - T0f, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, at once, by young married
man, clerical position In whole
sale house or railroad office. Familiar
with checking freight rates; Keeping
books. handling overcharge claims and
general Office work. Can furnish ref
ercnces. also bond. G 935, care Times
Dispatch.
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION.
We Will sell for whom il may CON
earn. Richmond Stock Exchange III,
East Main Street.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. at - O'Clock.
G2 shares of Wcstover Heights Land
Corporation.
DAVENPORT & 90
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MONDAY. DECEMBER ,3. 1915.
al 10 o'clock 4 NJ
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In execution Of decree OF tho Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond
entered November l6, 1915. in the suit
OF Ellen g. Kidd. etc. VS.. Highland
Park Development Corporation ct ais,
we VIII sell at auction. on the prem
Uses,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER :, 1915.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
the five lots above referred to. fronting
together $50 feet on the north side of
Firth Avenue, at its intersection with
the west line of Front Street and hav-
ing 1t depth Of LA feet to an alley I'm
the rear being known as lots Is. Id. II.
aud -. IN Block "E' of said plan
These lots. with the exception Of an
extremely small corner, are entirely
within the corporate limits of the city,
are near to the car line. and should
attract home-seekers and investors
TERMS: Une-tmrd cash. and the bal
ancc III two equal Instruments at six
and twelve months for notes. with in
,erest added. and secured by deed of
trust on the property: or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
ALLEN G.. COLLINS.
STUART BOWIE,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the commissioners in the
above mentioned suit has been duly
given.
CHAS. 0. SAVILLE.
Clerk
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THos ]. OWEN Il son, Auctioneers.
SALE or FOUNDRY AND MACHINE,
SHOP AND ERECTION EQuIr
Bankruptcy sale at public auction of
valuable Foundry. Machine Shop and
Erection Equipment Of tho plant of
Soper & Mcdonald. bantrupts. situate
Nos. 3l6-322 Maine Avenue, :. w,
Washington, D. c.
BY virtue of an order of the Sunremc
Court OF the District of Columbia. i'm
re Sopsr Il Mcdonald. bankruptcy No.
1866, the undersigned trustee will sell
at public auction, on said premises
commencing OH
MONDAY. DECEMBER ,s, 1918.
the entire equipment of said plant. CON
MACHINE SHOP EouIPMENT-.5.
bbsor;s sp Steam Engine, and Boiler,
Horizontal Boring Mill, Pels Combjua
ton PUNCH and Shears. l.athcs. Drill
r Pres S Power Hack Saws. Bolt Cut
p l E@T n; y s,,n phAcKs3rlTM SHOP:
EQuIPMENT-One lotion Fairbnnls
Scales. lot Beams. Wrought Iron Scrnn
Beams and Trolleys, Single and Double
Wagons and Harness, etc.
AUToS--Onc Ford and one Overland
Runabout.
Catalogue and more detailed descrip.
tons mailed upon application to un-
dcrSigned.
This entire plant. with lease of the
premises. covering l79 feet front by !;
depth OF 90 feet TO an alley, will first
be offered as whole on December l3.
isl9. n, o'clock y. NJ. and. if satis-
factory hid is not obtained will he
immediately sold in detail
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. All pur-
Uses within ten days after date OF sale.
Correspondence solicited with the at
torneyS for The trustee.
Inspection at any time prior to sale.
CLYDE d. GARRETT.
Trustee.
southern Building. Washington. u. {.
j. DAWSON WILLIAMS,
JAMES NJ. PROCTOR
Attorneys for Trustee
Re-! Estate Trust Building. Wash
ington, II. 9.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
rains Leave Richmond--M"1n ST. station.
schedule fgures not guaranteed For ths
south.-Daily: $3.50 A. NJ. local: 1890 4. Nj
sleeping car for Atlanta: iI:i5 r. NJ. esnrn.s
ttisopins car open $50 ?. NJ: $500 p. NJ local.
York River Line-S:IQ r IL. Steamer T2ai,
except Sunday. conns: tng for Ba'timors
Local. '''
Trains Arrive Renmond-Fro tho sou,,,
I;o' a. ~. and 500 ~. NJ. $3.50 II. NJ SAP
=. NJ. daily: SAG A. A. cxcept SUNDAY
From West Point: s:ts A. M except slon
day; SEQ a; NJ and 6:15 2. NJ daily
Oftics eo7 T. Main St. Phone Madison -.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Gray National Telauto-
graph Company will be held on We'd
nesday. December $. 1915, at noon at
Room II. Merchants National Bank
bulIdinE. NJ II. CRAMpTON. sccrctnrx
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BY y. W. BOWIE & SON. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
STRIP of LAND ABOUT FIVE FEET
90 WIDE. IN HENRICO COUNTY.
VA. LYING BETWEEN THE SUB
DIVISION KNOWN AS highland
PARK ADDITION AND THE HOME
TRACT OF T. a. CARY. ESQ.
In execution OF n decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond
entered November l6. 1916, in the suit
OF Ellen q. Kidd, etc. VS. Highland
Park Development Corporation ct ais. .
we Will sell at public auction, on the
premises. OH
TUESDAY. DECEMBER {. 1915.
1T i:l5 i. NJ,
the strip of land above referred TO-.
which extends southwartlly from Dill;
Avenue TO The property OF the Chcsn-
Deake and Ohio Railroad.
TERMS: Cash.
ALLEN G. COLLINS
STUART BOWIE,
Spec!a! Commissioners
hereby certify that The bond re-
CURED OF the commissioners in the
above mentioned suit has been Guiv
given.
CHAs. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk
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SAFES.
BOOKS AN:> PERIODICALS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, veterans. All those that
served III Cuba. Porto Rico. China.
Philippines, lS9S-l9O2. send address To-
nhin. Pa.
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|. Luther Libby. clerk OF tho said
court. do certify that the bond required
by the above decree of the special COM
misSionerS has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of
November. 1915.
Tcste: LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER q 1915.
at o'clock +. NJ,
sell at public auction on the premises
the following parcel Of real estate:
All that certain lot of land, with inn
prOvcmentS thereon, known as Nos
81 and BIB - Street, Richmond. Va.
commencing at point on the south
line Of q Street. l22 feet east OF the
southeastern intersection of Thirty
nrst and . Streets and running in an
The said south line OF the said q Street.
parallel lines 100 feet more or less to
an alley.
The improvements consist of two
dwellings,. one with four rooms and the
other with two rooms In good order.
This is one of the best locations on
Church Hin, and is splendid renting
property for colored people. 1t is on
the car line and convenient to most any
point y bargain can he had in this
property. An opportunity for a Specu
lution or investment
TERMS: Dne-third cash and the bal
ance in two equal credits of six and
twelve months respectively, with inter
est thereon from date of sale, payable
semiannually at the rate of Z per cent
per annum. The same to be evidenced
for the principal OF such deferred pay
mcnts and separate notes for the semi
annual interest to accrue thereon, ana
the title to the property TO be retained
until the purchase money shall have
been paid and conveyance ordered Ivy
court. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser.