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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23
By The Way

Arthur Nelson, Wonewoc, writes
Cannot get along without the News
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23

Down at Peoria, H., E. c. Beck was
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23

Judge lands has quit the bench
of federal Judge and gone to baseball
where they furnish cushiSn ned chairs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23

mystery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
lRL" OF ILL-FATED
SCHOONER RESCUED
'hed 'p 20 Miles on Cane Vim.
ny Steamship West
Canon.
BY Associated pressl


NEW YORK; Jan. l5-Withor,
'oou ana water for two days ana
curing mat time dashed to the cabin
n''ch or their water-losged craft 10
prevent them being washed overheard
ny mountainous seas. Captain v NJ
Coie and seven members OF tbe ecu,
mo American schooner James II.
nun arrived here today on the
steamship West Canon. which rrs.
cue" them $50 miles southeast oe
Cape May, y. J.
virtually abandoning hope OF ever
being picked up alive. the shin.
wrecked crew used its remaining dry
"''ten Friday night TO set fire 10
"ishpan OF gasoline in last dcs-
'e'a'e attempt 10 make known its
plight The resultant flare WAS seen
lro" the West Canon. bound here
from Java, which imme diately headed
Tor 1t and took on the men VINO
were suffering from cold and hunger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
WEST VA. OFFICERS
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
wv" Stnte Troopers shot by Rein.
u'es OF Man Placed Under
Arrest
tBy Associated Press.l

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jan. 10
Lane II. Hack and Zavhariah w
'asior. troopers OF the State con.
A'abuinry. were shot and seriousl,
wounded at Dry Branch, on CabIr
creek. today While attempting to tax.
INTO custody III. h. Afford. on n writ
OF capias from Logan County. Is.
sued In connection with the armed
ma'ch last August. The two ,roon.
ers were brought to a hosp:tal hare
Tor treatment.
Colonel Jackson Arnold. superin.
tendent or public safety. later rov,
out statement that the ,rooner.
were hred upon by relatives OF AL.
ford, who, after the woundinr Of ths
oh"Sers' succeeded in l!beratinr tbs
arrested man. All three escaped I'm,
i detachment OF forty State ;roopers
we're immediately ordered to go In
pursuit OF Afford and his kinsp,e,
several bloodhounds were ,,kew;s,
placed on the scent. Announcements,
VAS made that the shooting TODAY
was the first armed resistance ON,
'o"h'erec by officials in making ar
eS'S IN connection with the demon.
Str'Hon TO suppress which FeJ.r,t
'''"ps were ordered into the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
EXPERTS WILL MEET
IN SKATING CONTEST

y speed skating record may he
made tonight at the Rlucs' Armorv.
when the two professional roller
racers. Donnc!ly, OF Washington, and
the MASKED Marvel" of Cleveland,
ohio. get into action on a onr-mIlc
sprint for the Southern champion
ship
III" Amerioan Legion brings The
"N".'IS /" H:chmoud. ana All IN hs:,-
IONS arc that il viii profit IA. H. ~
roSf handsomely. as the advars, de-
HHni Tor tickets during che PAST
"'"k has n"cn very cratify:n-
speed skating is quite the sport to-
day and as Richmond IL soon to- have
q roller rink Of its own. the appear
@ncc 81 Donuc!lv and the Marvel"
VII! have tendency To whct the
skating appetite Of roller enthusiasts
here generally.
Fw" sporting editors connected
with the Richmond papers have been
invited t" ofiiciate as judges Of the
skating contest.
The track at the armory Is 10 he
Put into the proper shape for the
race BY n corps Of paruuctry hooring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
FATHER DOMINIC SEEKS
RELEASE OF FRESHMEN
lny Associated rress.l

BELFAST. ian. l5.-Father Dom!-
ME. who was released from prison
on the Isle of Wight Saturday. has
sent the following telegram TO the
Lord Mayor OF Cork:
Though the victory for which Lord
Mayor MacCurtaln and his comrades
hicd has not yet been attained. still
c"rsratuiatc my native city in its
heroic struggle. God prosper our
resurgcnt city"
tFaiher Dominic was tile spiritual
adviser OF Lord Mayor MacSwinoy. of
Cork. who died on a Hunger strike
u prison In 1920.
Father Dominic also sent mes
sage To Arthur Griffith asking inn
mediate Intervention for the release
OF Irish men and women arrested in
Great Britain, including Corporal Nc
Gowan and companions of the Con-
nnught Rangers. placed in jail In
England fog alleged mutiny in In
Ola, I'f le. N..Hk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE Of
.U.OF VA. FRESHMEN QU!NT.
Will Meet Many New Rivals
Besides Regular Prep
Schools.
lsrccial to The Times-pispatch.

Especial To The Times dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. Is.
-icrhert Deane, of this city, man
aser of NIrEinia's Grst-year basket
Dali team, mas announced his sched-
ulc for the coming season In ad,Ii-
lion To its customary opponcnts .r-
Drac!nE the leading prep schools of
'h'S section. the uuint Will encounter
som" ncw rivals when they clash
WIN Tome. Eridgcwattr College Vir-
GINA Episcopal School and Shenon.
doah Collegiate Institute. Brid.-n.
water and :. 6. I. will be played as
a. """nie header in Iarrisonburg.
me SSheduie IN full is as follows:
saturday. January 2l.-Aurust,
Military Academy, at Charlot,csyiu,
Saturday, January IS virvimin
Eiisc"ral School. at Lynchburg.
Monday. january 30 Nondhorrv
Forest, at Charlottesville.
iuoSda% January 81 Staun,on
Military Academy. at CharlottcsyilI.
saturday, February i-Centrni
iiiSh, of Washington, at Charlottcs.
vile. ''' 'tS
Thursday, February e.-Bridgswa.
Ter College, at iIarrie,onburg.
THURSDAY. February 9-Shenonao,b
,"i!etla'e institute, at Iarrisonburr
Friday. September l0-Stauntnn
Miiiiary Academy. at Staunton.
Saturday. February 1l-Au,.us,o
Military Academy. at Fort Deliancm
Thursday. February lG-Ton, -,
Fort Deposit. Md.
frlday. February I7-Central High.
oi Nhah!nGt"n. at Washington.
;, I"esdny February woodb,rrv
Forest. at Orange.
Lewis. tn" former Augusta Military
N'"."H'F star has entered college.
and ~ playing at left forward NJ,
hrst lineup Of the season yin H..
as Follows: fcntrcss, right forward.
Lewis left forward: Miller. cnnt.r.
Naip, right guard; Nelson left pmord
""l Walp. formerly Of the omar
io'tesviiie High school. has been
c','tcd captain @! the Warnings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
TAKOLA QU|NT HAS HARD
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
Will Meet Parkvicw Athletic
Club of Portsmouth Here
Thursday.
TEAM ~ ruE HEST or CONDITION
contingent viii Journey to suffolk
saturday, Where They VIII Match
with the Grnys OF That City-i'cn-
dlcton To Join Tnkoin.

The Takola basketball team. con-
nuerors OF the renowned Norfolk
Wesley quint by % to 81. has an UNI
usually hard sche dulc for this week.
They play three strong nvcs on three
successive days. But Captain Bill"
wharton. realizing their position.
proposes to have his team in the
best OF condition. and il probably
will continue TO add to it's string OF
victories.
The game between the Park View
Athletic Club. OF Portsmouth, whose
team OF last year. it viii be recalled.
defeated the strong Terminal uuint
OF this city. and the local nve, which
is sch"!usei 10 be played Thursday
On the howitzcrs' Armory court.
promises to be an exceptionally hard
contest.
Takola meets another five Friday.
which they are no; considering verv
lightly namely, the Old Dominion
Boat Clubs team OF Alexandria, for
the past several years playing un-
der the name OF the prcadnausht
Nthictic club. and. according TO their
manager, Luke iccton. have n record
OF !"riy- three Victories and nine de-
ieats for the past two seasons.
Included in the old Dominion line
up are such baskctccrs as Crouch.
from Davidson COLLEGE: Crilly, from
-. Mary's College; Roberts. OF George
Washington, and Fred Fees, OF
itorE"iown fame From this squad a
formidable 1--WE should be selected
that Will push the locals to the limit.
mas game win also be staged on
the iiowit2crs' floor.
on saturday the Takola contingent
VIII journey TO Suffolk. where they
clash with the suffolk Grays
FUNK Pendclton, a basketball star
az local rcputc. has announced his
Intention OF Joining the Takola squad
the hrst of the week The addition
OF Pcndlcton should add to the
strength Of tho locals, as he was for
merry member OF the Church Hin
Athletic Ciuh team. ana. last year.
captn'n OF ilc Merchants National
Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
ny Wcsthrook pcrIcr,

'-'''''' .NtHS s>Ntll CORES nDnuonf.
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Young Gene
Tunncy. the fret OF the army trio
Tunney. Bob Martin and Bob Roper
10 amount To much in the ring Will
sashay right after Georges Carpcn-
tier. Tunncy doesn't claim to be bad
medicine or tough turkey. hut fight
ing is his business, and he just rcck-
ons he might bust the chin-strap that
holds the worlds ight-hcayywcight
aiadem hrm on the f'renchman's
blonde couture. He doesn't Say he
would-he recitons he might.
Frank liaGlcy. manager OF Tunncy
meets Tex Richard again tomorrow
TO discuss the chances OF putting
Gene into the ring with Carpenter
perhaps, at Jersey City next July
Fourth. Anyway. Tunney will send
II personal cablegram to Carpenter
tomorrow demapding that Georges
give him fight for the worlds
ELECTROMAGNETIC championship.
Drops Name of Gene.
Tunncy got si.S76 for defeating
Levinsk,, The Battler received $4,000.
incidentally. Tunney. has decided to
De known no longer as Gene. but rs
James }. Tunney. his true name. lie
likes the sound Of James j.. for it
smacks of Corbctt and Jeffrics.
Ihat was u very progressive fight
~ '"'h III inc OLD Garden Friday
night when Tunncy finally retired
old Bat Levinsly as the American
iiSht- hcnvyweig champ and Bart
ley Madden got draw with Fred
Fulton. 1t cleared up several doubts
ABOUT the heavyw eight division.
iunhcS now has q far stronger
claim TO light with Carpenter than
rom Gibbons has, although Tommy
Is matched TO battle the F'rcnchman
some time this winter or next spring
FOR Tex Rickard. Gibbons. having
signed Tor big money TO fight Car
pchtier took to playing the safe
game. boxing set-ups for moderate
money in the small cities. lie "ac-
'cpted the American lght-heavy-
weight championship. forgetting that
LeNinsky. despite that qucer-looking
knockout at the hands OF Carpenter
IN the fall OF 1920, was still the
owner of that title. Then Tunney.
II victim OF glass knuckles, suddenly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
UNIVERSITY TRACK TEAM
is SHOWING GOOD FORM
II Representatives of Orange and
Blue Will Go TO Johns
Hopkins Games.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. 10.
Prospects for winning indoor
track team appear favorable again
AT the University of Virginia this
season. y large number Of last years
stars reported for practice last week
and the squad is increasing daily
Cnfavorablc weather conditions have
prevented any real work so far. bu,
Coach l.anniSan expects to put the
candidates through some still work
outs before the end of the month
Ihc schedule Mt present is incom-
plctc and The dates unsettled. but the
management has definitely decided To
send representatives Of the Orange
and Blue to the Johns Hopkins
games. several national meets in
New York and two meets in Wash
ington. In the annual Hopkins meet
Coach LannIEan Will enter contest
ants In the one-miIe relay, the two
mile relay. the high jump and the
weight events. The ola Dominion
squad Will also enter Il team in the
freshman relay. Il South Atlantic
event which is being tried for the
nrst time.
IL Nj. Baker and Bohannon. of last
seasons championship relay team. are
back in college and have been out
for practice for some time. Captain
Is expected to boost the
record Tor the high
Jimp this season. and viii be ably
assisted In this event by former Cap
tain Archer. Among the dash men.
simon seward. Swinford and &. G.
Walker are showing mp we'll ~ H.
Stands and Eohannon are distance
men of past reputc. while Coward
who starred on this fans cross
country team, WIFI prove II valuable
addition 10 the one emile event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
GENE TUNNEY TO CHALLENGE
CARPENTER FOR HIS TITLE
Conqueror of Ba,ler Lcvinsky Will Seek Worlds Light
Heavyweight Championship From Frenchman.
Send Cahesram Today Asking for Fight.

came out OF the woods where he had
been working To tougher his hands
and build up his health Tho marine
saw tho opportunity to take the title.
and he took 1t with almost casual
case. Thus Tunney has slipped in
before Gibbons. for nil OF Tommy's
many battles in the West and his
long string of knockouts over un-
known plunEers.
4 Murdcrous Punchcr.
Tunncy is described as a murder
"ns punchcr. but he is not as rough
as that. Ills friends seem TO have
been carried away by the way he
clipped Eddie Oliarc on the chin for
Il Knockout Il few weeks ago. O'lIare
Is notorious sun-dodgcr, in the need
OF weight and strength. who simply
would not live the athletic life. and
who. therefore. was asking to be
Knocked cold by the first accura t.
shooter who came his way.
Assuming that the Carpenter
Lcvinsky fight was on the square,
Carpenter just played with Levinsky
and beat him to the resin In the
fourth round. Tunney used every
thing he had to get n decision over
Old Bat in twelve rounds.
AS Il challenger of Jack Dempsey.
Fred Fulton was utterly disEraced
IL
heavy. thirty-five pounds lighter
than Fred. Fulton was awful. And
though Madden did lick him. the vic
tors stock has not advanced very
much. lie is Il sluEger, likely TO
stand up 10 amy one except Dempsey.
but likely also to he outpointed by
the clever light-hcavies.
Fultons removal leaves very little
prospective trade for Dempsey. There
are Bill Brennan, Bob Roper, Bob
Martin. now injured. but hoping to
return to the ring some time and
Harry Wills the negro, whose recent
performances have been very $3.50.
But Corbett and Fitzsimmons were
light heavies who defended the
heavyweight title against real heavy
weights and in time II may be neccs-
sarE TO pick another little fellow TO
tackle Dempsey. They seem to be
the popular model now-Tunney,
Madden, Jack Renault. Harry Greb,
Martin Burke, Tom Gibbons, to men
ton the most prominent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
SPIDER QU|NT TO MEET
SOUTH CAROLINA TONIGHT
Second Game of Season to Be
Played in Auditorium
Building.
HEATED CONTEST EFFECTED
Dubsun VIII BE Given Chance 10 $40
Ills Men Under Heavy Fire. ~
cam"cocks Have Fast and Efficient
Squad.

Westhampton viii bc the scene to-
night of the seasons second local
college basketball Kane with tho
University of Richmond meeting IN.
Invading University Of South Caro-
INA Iuint at $50 o'clock. The Gane-
cocks arrived In Richmond last night
and are tit Tor the fray. which viii
b. played on the court OF the audi
icrium building at the university.
billy" Gooch will begin his duties
tcnish, as referee OF the Spider con-
tests. being selected rs the onclator
at all but one game on the locals.
schedule.
VIII See Men Under Fire.
Tonight, Dobson VIII be given a
chance to see his men under heavy
IRE. as the South CaroIinans have n
last quint and one with an edge on
the Spiders. And the local mentors
boys while feeling cIated over ,neir
weu-carnci success OF Friday night.
are anticipating tonights contest
confident In themselves. but not
ovcrcontdcnt
Those who Journey to spiderdom
tonight are 10 doubt TO be treated to
a speedy affair and one that win ba
hiIed with plenty Of SCRAP Dohson.s
men. with The odds on the other side
will. however, enter the gam. tn win
anu south Carolina is expected to
have sim proposition Keeping them
from carrying out their purpose.
Possibly the most gratifying fea-
ture OF the BridSewatcr game TOR thu
Locals was the fact that Fray and
IicE!cr seemed able to negotiate has.
kets and that Red" Allen was In tho
lineup. for the daShing guard in.
fused much speed into the play. Carl.
ton and Bethel likewise were all over
the iloor and each shot twice.
Thompson. playing forward posl.
ton for the GameCocks is reported
To be fast and slsilful player. and
VIII be watched closely.
Fifteen minute car service over ths
Westhampton ear line will run uu
aud through the 1870 O'Clock hour,
Spectators Will leave the car NJ M
80 stop. or III autoing out to the
Westhampton campus. will take the
left road about a quarter OF a mil.
beyond the car line crossing at No,
u stop.
The teams Will line UP as follows,
90 IL POSITION s. {.
Fray forward Wallace
H!eEIer Co. forward ... THOMPSON
'aTi'on. ...... ccnter... SuurLtnnr
bethel. ,...... guard ..I.illi,
Allen. ....... guard .t;asuu,
On reserve the Spiders will hay.
Towili. Whitchurst. Carver, Rea,ns
Richardson ana Weeks The SCUM
Carolina team will have. in addition
TO the above, Edmunds. Vaughn, win.
gard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
DEIDEk TO REMAIN
WITH PENN STATE
LRy Associatcd Dress

STATE CoLLEGt.. PA. Jan. 10
Hugo ic.dek. head coach Of the
Pennsylvania state College football
team. upon his return from the West
tonight, denied reports TINT he was
considering an offer from the Uni
NersitH OF minnesota. Bc2dck said
th"t ne Went 10 Minneapolis TO con-
Ter with President coffmann, Of Min
n"sota. who requested that II, ont
iinc the policy for a department OF
physical education. such as Bczdck
has established here. lie declared
mat he was mot in any way seek
ing the post at Minnesota"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Trustees Auction Sale
New Bungalow, West Side
Clinton Avenue, Belle
vue Park"

= In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust. dated March 10, 1921. and duly
recorded IN tho Clerks Office OF Hon
rico Circuit Court. In -. Is 2i6-B
page 800. default having been made
IN a portion Of the debt therein
secured. and hc!mg required so TO 10
b; tho beneficiary, ". yin scll at
Puh!ic sac; on. un"n 'hc premises. on
THURS ~. r'NI-hFtY -. 1922.
At O'Clock p NJ.
the real '4-..,e e s,..Ou" N said deed.
~ follows
"An tina, certain lot OF land. with
improvements thereon. situated in tho
County Of ii"?rico. state OF Virgin q
on the .o!hu Of Hellcvu. Park" re-
corded IN the CLERKS once Iicnrico
Circuit Court. =. u. TO- page a.
designated AS lot No. IN. fronting 700
feet on tn" west side OF Clinton
Avenue 35..G3 feet north OF Bellevue
Avenue. ana running back westward,
between parallel lines 3Oi.57 feet on
tho northern limo ana 30i.i feet on
the southern line. improvements.
sleeping porch. Dapcrcd and screened
throughout, ho'-Hlr heat. oak and
rift pine floors: cellar: garage and
chicken house. Lawn graded and
seeded.
TERMs: Cash
This sale is made subject TO Il prior
Hon Of So 600. due March 2. 1924. ut 6
pcr cent, PAYABLE quarterly
Sot- While this sale - for cash.
1ihcr terms yisy I've arranged by con-
sultinS the nuctIon.crs.
j. LEE DAVIS.
ALVIS Il. HuTXLER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
New Briscoe. Auto
mobile at Public
Auction
JANUARY II, 1922.
~ 10 n'clnck Noon

JANUARY Il, 1922.
ri l2 O'Clock Noon,
we. undersigned, viii offer at publ.c
auction to highest bidder
JANUARY II. 1922.
Al ]: Noon.
at the warehouse OF the Hermitage
Realty Investment Co, Broad and
Meadow streets Gin rear OF SAVERS
Extract planp. new Buick 5-pas-
scnecr Automobiles.
GEO. B. WHITE.
Trustee,
\. II. SAUNDERS
For Hermitage Realty Investment
Corp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
s.50.G0D Eire I'm M.,i.

NENlA TEXAS. Jan i5
Marshal Maddox today estimntod ~
damage caused by fire here l,.I
night. which for Il time threatened
rae oid business section, ut less than
'2bo'oOo. The estimate was based on
the replacement statue of the build
ihGs. he said. Troops, called here
several days /" rid the city OF alleged
gambling dcns and places wher.
liquor WAS sold, patrolled the streets
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
To Mrr>tlc for Title

CHICAGO. Jan. I5.-Tho middle
weight wrestling championship match
between Johnny Meyers and johnny
kiionis VIII be held here. January
%. IT was announced today. The men
VII! wrcsiic fifteen, tcn-minutc
rounds under the new White rules
While Meyers generally is conceded
the championship, kilonis claims II,
and the match is expected to settle
pOint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
MIlIun to Guard C,,r,bo,,..

"N.NNIiF.STtE KY, Jan. Is
Armed with rifles anu two mach:ns
guns. hfty State guards under com.
'nand or Major James X Dillon ar.
rived here late today and tomorrow
morning VII! go on duty at the Clay
county Courthouse, where Circuit
Court VIII convene for the trial OF
Steve Martin. alleged feudist. charged
with tho murder OF Wood Burge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Valuable Richmond
and Chesterfield
County Property

I!y virtue of a decree al the Circuit
Court Of Norfolk County, Virginia. in
th" suit OF Virginia Trust Company.
Committee. v. Minnie V. Clopton IT
ais entered on December 2l. 1921.
the und .sisn.d WI! offer FOR sale ut
public auction. al TIA. Real Estate
ENchance Rooms No. - North N!uth
Street. Richmond. Virginia. on
TUESDAY. THE "iTu DAY OF
JANUARY, 1872.
AT 1880 l.. NJ,
the following properties:
!. That certain triangular parcel Of
land in south Richmond Virginia. at
the southwest corner OF Hull street
about 1872 fee, on Huli Street. 1876
feet on said Turnpike. with Il width
across rear OF lG5 feet.
.. Tract OF land In Manchester Dis
trici, Chesterfield County, Virginia.
No. 80 on the plan Of Rcllmead. re-
10. containing Ill acres. more or less.
3 Tract OF land. with buildings ana
improvements. i'm Manchester District.
Chesterfield County. Virginia. lying on
the south side OF Hopkins Road. being
al. OF Lot NO. on Tie plat OF j. T..
l.aI'radc. October Is. 1855, fled I'm T.
u. |. page 2G3. with the exception Of
about $50 acres conveyed to T.. X l..
u. Il. Co. containing "a acres. more or
4. Those certain II lots of land in
south Richmond, Virginia. shown on
the plan OF Burfo0t'a Addition. duly
or record. OF saih lots being mum
ner"d TO $. both inclusive, in Block
ana of them being numbcr.d
2-N-i-!-G and in FLOCK u" Eacn
OF said lots front 80 feet on tho north
side OF Hull Street. with ii depth be-
tween parallel lines OF leo f.et. ana
Forty first and Forty second Streets
and those in Block -" between
Fortieth and Forty-iirst Streets
3. that certain residence property
IN South Richmond. Va. numbered
on Porter street. ut the northeast
corner OF Fourteenth Street, ana run
ming back l2l feet.
G.. That certain lot OF land in south
Richmond; Va. fr"n;ins 30 feet on
street. beginning at a point lG5 feet
from the northwestern corner OF Nc
bonough street and Fourteenth
street: said lot extends back between
parable! lines 1870 feet to a l5-foot
alley.
TERMS OF SALE: One-,hird cash
balance in two equal instruments nj
one ana two years TO bc evidenced
by the notes Of the purchaser with
interest added al CSC per annum. pay
OF trust to be drawn and recorded AT
the expense of tn purcha ser. or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
IL is understood that al sales are
subject to confirmation Ivy the court.
and that as to tracts numbered . and
3. Chesterfield County. an undivided
onc-half interest is owned by another
party. who will mite with tho Spc-
ciGl Commissioner in the d.vI of
bargain and sale II the price bid is
agreeable to him. and IL the sale ia
confirmed by court as To the Ciopton
Estate.
EDMUND s. RUFFIN.
Special Commissioner.
4. l.. ADAMSON, Auctioncer.