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Chicago, New York and Plllsburg
Each Win,
no mi mm ik st. louis
in the American League the Athletics
Are Shut Out by the Clevelandltos
, In i Good Contest?flatn Stops the
; Game In New York.
VJfo <By AxRocluteil Press.) '
National League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
W. L. PC.
Chicago.gu 23 .tttiii
New York.,...4? 26 .(MS
Pittsburg.4? 26 r?:i?
Philadelphia . 119 116 .MO
Clnclnnstl. 30 45 .400
bt. Louis. a? 47 .382
Brooklyn . 2? 44 ..171
Boston. 2U 48 .351
, YESTERDAYS GAMES.
' . Plttsburg, 9; Brooklyn, 0.
PITTSR1IRO, PA.. .Inly ?.?Pitts,
burp had1 no trouble In Knotting out
Brooklyn today. l<oever was strong
and only one Brooklyn player reached
third baso.
j Score: R.H.B.
flttsburg_ 10012 5 00 x?9 14 0
Brooklyn _ 0000 00 000?0 4 3
i Leaver and Plielps; Pastorlnns and
Ritter. Time. 1:45. Umpires, Ems
lie attd Con way.
- Chicago. 8; Boston. 4.
.-.CHICAGO, ILLS.. July 0.?Clear
fielding, good bnso running and long
hitting, gave Oh lea nn easy victory
today. ,
Score: R.H.B.
Chicago . 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 2 x-8 13 1
Boston . 0 1 00 I I 0 0 1?4 11 ?
Pfelster. Reulbach ami Mornu; Linda
njan nd Brown. Time, 2:10. Umpire.
O'Day.
New York. 6: Cincinnati. 3.
. CINCINNATI. O., .Inly 0.?New
York won today's game, from Cincin?
nati ,l>y combining Hi reo lilts, a stolen
Ifes? nnd an error In the seventh In?
ning.
Score: R.ll'.E.
Cincinnati ... 100 000 20 0?3. 9 a
ftew York ;... o o 1 0 01 30 0?5 7 0
? Ewlng and Schlei; MeOlnnlty and
Bowermnn. Time. 2:00. Umpires.
Klein and Carpenter.
American League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
W. I* Pc.
New York ..*.. 43 27 .014
Cleveland . 43 2? .000
Athletics'. ?:: 2? .000
Chicago.:;') na ..mo
Detroit. 38 34 .528
St. Louis . 35 :!7 .48(1
Washington.25 40 .352
Boston . 1? 03 .264
. . ; YESTERDAY'H GAMES.
Cleveland. 6: Athletics, 0.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.. July !>.?
Cleveland scored an easy victory over
the Athletics today.
.'?Score: . R.H.E.
Cleveland ... 0 1 1 40 0 00 0?6 14 1
Athletics.. , . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0 2 2
"i'Rh?ades and Beinls; Coakley and
C?ombs. Time, 1:36. Umpires. Coo
nelly and Couners.
?,' Boston, 5; Chicago, 2.
? BOSTON, MASS.. .Inly 0.?The lo
*sl team played In its old time form
today snd defeated Chicago. 5 to 2.
Score: ' R.H.E.
Boston. 1101IO1O x?5 9 0
Chicago. 00001001 0?2 (i l
. Dineen and Armbruster; Owen and
Sullivan. Time. 1:24. Umpires.
6'Louglitin aud Bvans. ,
Oatrolt. 7; Waehlngton, 4.
.WASHINGTON, D. C. .Inly ?.?De?
troit w;on from Washington today, 7 to
4. The local team went to pieces in
Ute eighth inning and the visitors won
out easily.
: Score: R.H.E.
Washington . . 2 00 00 0 2 0 0?4 9 4
Detroit . 00 2 00 0 0 BO?7 10 1
Patten and Wakefleld; Mullin and
Warner. Umpire, Hurst. Time. 1:45.
. New York, 2; 8t. Louis, 0.
NEW YORK. N. Y.. July ft.?Rain
out short the game between the St.
Louis and New York teams today, the
locals winning by 2 to 0, lu five in?
nings.
-Score: R.H.E.
St Louis . 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 2
New York.0101 0?2 4 1
Pelty and Rickey; Orth and Thom?
as. Time, 1:00. Umpire. Sheridan.
Virginia State League
V'At Danville: Danville. 3: Norfolk. 2.
? At Lynchburg: Lynchburg. 3; Rich?
mond. 4. (10 Innings , t
At Porsmouth: Roanoke, 6; Ports?
mouth, 2.
V. ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS.
Kaiser Furthering Efforts to Bring
About Better Underatandlng.
BERLIN, GBR.. July 9.?The efforts,
?tficlal and private, made to bring
about better relations between Ger?
many and Groat Britain have had pro.
cpunced success. Emperor William is
active, outside of the" regular channels
lh impressing Englishmen with tho
fact that it is his purpose to leave
nothing undone on the German side to
restore agreeable relations.
'-Jlls majesty met a British naval of
'recently and talked with him for halt
an hour on the ncedlessness and harm
fulneBa of brlckorlugs between Great
Britain and Germany, and the deter?
mination on his put t to preBorve not
only peace, but to cultivate good will
and confidence.
The German Journalists who recent?
ly visited England havo since their re?
turn filled the editorial pages of the
most important nuwspapors with their
observations, giving many arguments
for pcuco and German-British friend?
ship, j
A committee is about to Invite fifty
british editors to mako a return visit
to Germany. The committee Includes
the 1're.shlent of the Prussian House
of l/>nln. Print: von Inn und Knyp
hausen, the President of the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet, Herr von
Krochcr: Prlnco von Donnorsmnrck,
Prince von Arcnberg. Uaron von Gem
miugon-Guttenberg, chief of the Cabi?
net of the King of Wurtcmburg, and
eight hundred other prominent per?
sons.
There Is some expectation that King
Edward will como to Germany for the
christening of his grand nephew on
August 12.
white liilisif
on an assault charge
Manchester Man Accused of Mistreat
ing a Seventeen Year Old
Girl.
(Special to tlic Daily Prosn.)
MANCHESTER, VA.. July ??J. E.
Hargrove, employed by the Standard
Paper Company, and who llvot
at 812 Went Seventh street. Is locked
up In the Manchester police station
charged with assaulting Missouri
Barker, the seventeen year old
daughter of Mr. J. N. Darker, of
H wan shorn.
ilurgrave was arrested this morn?
ing about 10 o'clock by Officer Wny
mank on a warrant uworn out by
I lie rather or the girl.
Itnrgrnvo seems to boar a good
reputation und said that he was In?
nocent <>r the charge and lhal h<<
wn.i confident that the mutter would
bo settled satisfactorily, lie also
said that he had been paying at?
tention to MIhh Darker for two years
and a half and that his relations
with her were discontinued abonl
five months ago.
major cyros oos?
passes away su00eniy
While Talking to Friends Brave Sol?
dier Expires in His Home
in Richmond.
(Special to tho Dally Preis.)
RICHMOND, VA.. July St. ?Major
Cyrus BoskIcux, commissary of sub?
sistence on General Phillips' start dur?
ing (lie war. ami one ot tho best
known men in the State, died at his
home In this city tonight, while talk?
ing with file mis.
He was one or I he owners and vice
president or the Gallagher Mills Co.
and proprietor ot the Pioneer Transfer
Co. He entered the military service
or the Stnte as a member of tho Rich?
mond Grays In 18.14 and was cilltlh
uuuHly identified witli the military
service for many years. He was Jutiyo
udvocuto of the court-nuirtial that
tried Franklin Stearnes and the three
French officer serving in the Federal
army who had entered the Confederate
lines. His service to his Stute covered
a period of forty-three years.
HONORED VIRGINIAN DIES.
Decorated by King of Sweden?Served
With Admiral Evans Down In Chile.
(Special to tlu< Dally Preaa.)
WINCHESTER. VA.., July ?.?Pat?
rick Henry Wilkinson, of 101 Seatou
Place, Northwest, Washington former?
ly ot Richmond who recently came
to Frederick county for his health,
died yesterday of consumption in the
home of Charles R. Smlthoy nt Bruce
town. Ho was 47 years old.
After the funeral In tho church of
Advent, Washington, Wednesday, tho
body will be buried In Hollywood cem?
etery, Richmond.
Mr. Wilkinson was chief macfltnlst
on the cruiser ?Baltimore whon Erlcc
son's body was taken to Sweden, and
was presented with a medal by King
Oscar. He ulso was with Admiral
Evans during the famous rebellion in
Chili and- was among a party of Am?
erican marines who were attacked by
tho insurgents. His widow, Mrs. Eva
Wilkinson, a eon and severnl sifters
and brothers survive. The late Frank?
lin Stearns, Sr., of Richmond, was an
uncle.
County Assessor Waylold.
J. W. Coulter, of Leslie, S. D., Asses?
sor of Stanley county, relates the fol?
lowing: "I waa waylaid by n compli?
cation of throat and lung troubles,
bronchitis, asthma and a terrinlo
cough, which had affected mo for
yenrs, when I wag persuaded to try
Dr. King's New Discovery. Relief al?
most came immediately and in a short
time a permanent cuio resiiP.iid." No
other medicine compares with it as a
sure and quick cure for coughs; and
colds. It. cures after all oth?r Mine
store. Price BOc and $1.00. Trial bot
dles have, failed. Every botile guar?
anteed at W. Blair Langhoruo'p drug
tie free.
A CARD.
We desire to thank our friends for
the many acts of kindness and for
the other manifestations of sympathy
shown during the last Illness and dur?
ing the trying time after the death of
our beloved daughter, Gcraldlne. We
[would undertake to convey individual
j thanks, but for fear that we might
? overlook some who have been kind to
us.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WILLIAMS.
300 TO 1 SHOT WINS
kite With Only a Few. Players
on Comes Nome First.
FAVORITE ACTS AS PACE MAKER
Closing BM on the Horse 100 to 1
With Few of the Talent in on
the "Good Thing"?Flam's Horn
Takes Bay Rfdgo Handicap.
(Ily Associated fronn.)
NI5W YORK, July ?.?The surp-.isc
of I he racing ai Shecpshcad liny to
day was tho victory of Arclto. a loo
jo I shot In (he third race. So Ill
He was though) of his chances ?f
winning thai he was quoted at one
Htne at 300 to I, and a number or
small bet.s were made on III in. Me
Cartei-, Hu? favorite made pace for
live furlongs when Trox lor brought
Arclto up and won easily by 2
lengths.
Ram's Horn won the Bay Ridge
handicap.
? Summaries.
First, race, selling. Ore furlohgBU,
futurity course?Somntis, 9 to f>,
won; CSnllanl Han. loo to I, second;
Anna May. I'i to I. third. Time,
1:01.
Second race, one mile?Holly Span
ker, 1 to 2. won; Old Faithful, 7 to I.
second; Rime of Cold, 20 to 1, third.
Time, 1:39 4-.V
Third nice, live nml half furlongs,
futurity course?Arcltc, 100 l? I.
won; McCartor, 3 to I. second; Marl
thou, lo to I, third. Time. 1:08.
Fourth race, the May Ridge handi?
cap, one mile and n quarter?Rain's
Horn. 7 to 2, won; Von Tromp, 8 lo
1. second; "Bedouin, 30 to l, third.
Time. 2:Ofi 8-5. -
Fifth race, six ami a half furlongs,
main course?Comedienne. IS to I,
won; Monet, 13 lo 10, second; Iron?
sides. 7 to I, third. Time. 1:18 1-6.
Sixth race, selling, five furlongs,
futurity course--'I/Amour. 8 to 1,
don; Athens. 0 to I, second; Cltronu,
IG to I. third. Time, 1:01 I-.'?.
Seventh race, selling, one mile and
three quarters, on turf?Angler, 8 to
B, won; I.elln, 12 to I, Second; Hun
tlngton, 7 lo I, third. Time. 3:0 1.
BALDNESS EXPLAINED.
Dr. Reich Saye It Is Due to Spcr.ial'z
atlon.
Dr. Knill Reich, the Instructor of so?
ciety Indies In the philosophy of Pla?
to, told his audience at Cla-idgiK Ho?
le) yesterday why It. is that many
young men are bnld.
"In stifling the Imagination, young
men age quickly, and one consequence
Is the loss of their hair." he s?iid: "I
have bad thousands of stii'ienrs pars
through my hands, and Iii" o been as?
tonished at the number of bald leads
among them. It Is lha result of spec
llliznllon."
Dr. Reich's lecture was on tho edu?
cation of man. especially th ? K'.igltsh
man. He condemned the Gorman sys?
tem unsparingly, and cittlelzed En?
glishmen for hnitntlng It.
Ills general plan would be to teach
boys nothing but reading until they
ore thirteen. From thirteen to eigh?
teen they should study the poets*.
"There ought to be a law in England
to compel youths to read Shakespeare,"
he said.
Some of Iiis other utterances were
as follows:
"Education In England Is too seri?
ous. The foreigner is preferred for
situations in the City because he Is
animated and looks more promising.
"The Englishman, although l>e mnv
be more Intellectual. Is stiff, cold. <?clf
ronscious and melancholy.
"The study of Shelley would do
more for a young man thnn the study
of all the Greeks.
"German solidity Is Oerman stolidi?
ty."?London Express.
Contemptible.
Hardruppe?What, does it mean
when your hnnd Itches?
Wigwag?That's a sure sign you are
going to get money.
Hardruppe?Is It? Lend me $5. will
you??Philadelphia Inquirer.
HEALTHY PLANTS
Reaalre the Moat Carefnl Attention mm
Well as Good Soil.
Did you ever see a rosebush which?
despite the most bennflcent environment
of soil?of sunshine?And of atmosphere,
-seemed never to achieve a. healthy
frowth.
A ton of manure will not help a plant
that has a. canker eating out Its heart.
Tou must destroy the cause before you
can remove the effect.
Tou cannot cure Dandruff ?nc hairi?
ness by rubbing on hair lotions \ni
rubbing- In vaseline, etc.
Tou must look to the caiti* of ths
trouble?It's a germ at tho roots of
your hair which causes It to fall out.
Newbro'a Herplclde destroys the Kerm.
and healthy hair la the aura result.
Sold by leadlnr dmgglnta. Send toe. In
?tamps for sample to The Herptcld? Co..
Detroit. Mich.
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE. HANGER *
GULICK. SPECIAL AGENTS.
VI NE BURG BROS.
4EWELER3 AND EYE
SPECIALISTS.
B8 Granby Street, Norfolk, Va.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD.
Advertisements under classified
held* In this column will rxt Inserted
?t the uniform rat? of one cent a word
for each Insertion.. No advertisement,
however small, leas than 26 cents for
the flrat Insertion. Cash In advance
Invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for discontinuance
must be made In writing.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?BLACK LEATHER CARD
case, containing checks, and two 25:
cent Canadian Bills. Howard If re?
turned to the Daily Press Office, tf
HELP WANTED-MALE."
MRN AND BOYS WANTED TO
learn plumbing, plastering and
brick laying. Special offer life
scholarship $50; easy payments, po?
sition guaranteed; free catalogue
COYNE BROS., T ratio Schools,
New York. Chicago, St. I .on is
WANTED.
WANTED ? TO PURCHASE A
Buggy Horse; weight about t.OOU
pounds, Cull af the water office.
7-10-31
WANTED ? OCCUPANTS FOB
rooms with hoard, also table board?
ers wanted. 1211 32nd Street. 7-8-tII
WANTED ? LADIES OF NEWPORT
News ami vicinity to have their
nalr dressed like ladles of New
York and other cities. NICHOLAS'
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR, 203
27th Street, Stlaby Building. New?
port News, Vn. 7-3 tf
WANTED?CLEAN COTTON It ACS
Apply Dally Press Office. 0-30-tf.
WANTED?BUYERS FOR OLD PA
pern. 10c nor hundred; apply at
Dal'y Press often.
WANTED? CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, nltercd or
repairer!. Work the host. Prices
the lowest; satisfaction guaranteed.
The I Inli Clean, ft Press. Co.. 211
33rd St. Clta. 'phone 328. J. H.
WHEELER, Prop.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?ELECTRIC KAN. USED
only three months. In excellent con?
dition. For Information, apply 24It!
Huntington Avenue. 7-10-3t
FOR SALE?EXPOSITION LOTS,
near the grounds. $3(10 to $1,000.
STEWART fc MIDOETTE, 133
2f?th Street. Branch office at drug
store, Pine Beach. 7-S-fit
FOR SALE? LARGE SI55E TALK
iug machine as good as new, with
3fi ton and twelve-Inch records; only
$23.50. OEO. D. HAMPTON PIANO
CO.. 210 Twenty-eighth street.
710-tf.
FOR SALE?EXCELLENT HOUSE
and lot on car line; good residential
section, for Just $1,200; $100 cash
and $l.">.tiii per month. City water;
sanitary arrangements; newly paint?
ed. SO.MMERVILLE fc CO. 7-7-31
FOR SALE?HOUSE AND LOT, NO
21fi 23rd Street, between Washing
ton and Huntington nvenne*?, one
thousand dollars cash; five hundred
Dec 20tll. Address D. B. LEWIS.
Bislfce, Arizona. 7-3-1 in.
FOR SALE ? GOOD HOUSE IN
North End, only $1,600; $loo cash
balance very long time, six rooms,
bath and sewer connections. South?
ern exposure. SOMMERILLIO ft CO.
7-7-3t
FOR SALE ? CHIGNONS, TOR
Kudos. Switches. Puffs, Top Curls,
Pin Curls. Wigs and Toupees. I
also make switches, etc..' from your
own c t hair or combings, or I will
buy them. H. O. NICHOLAS. Prop.
Nicholas' Hair Dressing. Manicur?
ing and Chiropody Parlors. 203 27th
Sheet, Silsby Building, Newport
News. Vu. 7-3-tf
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parta of the city. Call and ?rol
price*. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO- Wotftl Warwick Rnlldlnr.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?ONE OR TWO UNF?R
nlshed front rooms. Cull after V, p.
ml. 318 Forty-fourth Street. 7-tn-iit
FOR RENT?ON HAMPTON AVE
line, near river shore. Apply 2101
? Ouk nvonue. 7-8-3t
FOR RENT?FURNISHED HOUSE
In best locality in the city. Address
E. L. T.. this office. . 7-8-31
FOR RENT?TWO NICE ROOMS,
witli board; oouplo ."?r two young
men In each. Apply 218 Thirtieth
,St. 7-1 fit.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
without board; also table hoarders.
Apply 124 Thirty-fourth Street. 7-8-61
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IF YOU WANT A HOME OR Busi?
ness location In any part of the city
or suburbs, wo can supply your
wants. Cnsh or on easy terms. Wo
nlso handle farm property;'STEW?
ART & MIDOETTE. 133 25th
Street. 7-7-tf
A BUSINESS OBLIGATION?BUY
your tailor-made clothes from T, P.
KEATING. 221 Twenty-fifth sl-eot.
6-2-tf.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAG? TRAN?
far; office C. ft O. Otatlou. 'Phones:
Bell Nos. 40.? and 131 j Cits., No. IS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AUCTION S A LE ? WEDNESDAY
ii Hi liiKt., at noun, of Restaurant
and Hotel Furniture und'Fixtures;
17 rooms, lease, good business
stand. Apply to REYNOLDS BROS..
132 Twenty-flfth St. 7-8-3t
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN"?$500 TO $5.000.
Yon pay It back $7.50 per month on
each $l.ono, at 5 per cent. Interest.
STEWART & MUX!ETTE, No. 133
25th Street. 7-8-lWk.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1.000, i; per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. .loin*s. Secretary and Attor?
ney. First National Bank Building.
3-7-tf.
SUMMER BOARDERS.
WANTED?SUMMER BOARDERS?
Address Lock Box 02. Wnyncsboro.
Va., for terms and Information.
U-2'.l-St.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR OOOD SERVICE
and fine hnckn. 231-23$ Twenty fifth
afreet. 'Phonoa. 61.
I. H. CAFFEH & BON. 83RD 8T
and Huntington Ave. Both 'phones
No. 1: ro.ileonco. Bell 'ohone. 41.
WANTED!
WHITE GIRLS
to learn cigar making
NEWPORT NEW BRANCH,
fi-23-lm. 34th Street & Va. Avenue.
Buckroe Beach Theatre
Where the Breezy Billows Glow.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNES?
DAY NIGHT.
Mr. George Rosencr Presents Miss
May llillman, In a superb production
of the high-class comedy,
"ZEPPA"
Polite vaudeville between tlie acts.
ADMISSION .15 CENTS
NOTICE!
Since the Citizens RnlLvay L'ghi and
Power Co. has decided to give up nil
electric wiring and supply business,
.Inly j, 1900. I shall undertake a like
business for myself My motto will
be Hie same as it ha? always been,
while with the company, to treat every
person risjlit regardless of position. 1
shall at all times he prepared to take
care of your needs in tho electrical
line. I shall be temporarily located
in the compay's basement, Thirty-first
street, ami Washington avenue, until
August 1. lftno, then 1 will be in my
permanent office and store 2017 Wash?
ington avenue. All work will be appre?
ciated If ever so small and I promise
the very best material aud workman?
ship that can bo had.
T. G. COBURN,
(Formerly chief Electrician C. R. L.
& P. Co.)
Office Bell phone 148. Residence
Bell Phono 1IS-Y. 7-1-tf
An Old Proverb Is
"There is never a debt paid so high
as wot weather pays for dry." except
when you consider that
KELLUM
SURE CURE FOR
INDIGESTION
lias paid. Is paying, nnd will pay you
in "Jolly flood Health" many timos
Its cost. So if you suffer with nerv?
ousness, heart-burn, sour stomach,
nausea, blues and other symptoms of
Indigestion, the great destroyer of
health and happiness and tit the same
time make a paying Investment, get
ti bottle of tills wendet fill preparation;
by waiting longer you necessitate
more medicine nnd longer to find a
complete cure, which we guarantee.
8AMPI.E BOTTLE FREE.
ALL DRUG STORES
$500.00
REWARD!
Tho abovo reward will ho
pnld for such evidence as will
lead to tho arrest and convic?
tion of the parly or parties who
maliciously cut. or punctured
the cablos of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
of Virginia, at 23rd street nnd
Jefferson avonue, 271 h street
nnd Jefferson avenue. 27'h
street and Warwick avnuo, 23th
street and West avenue, and
23rd street, between West ave?
nue nnd River Road.
Southern Bell
Telephoned Telegraph
Company of Virginia
J. EPPES BROWN.*Ger. l. Mgr.
A TRUE SAYING
"Never put off until tomorrow*,
that which you can do today."
Do not neglect your eyes.
Have them examined and Hod out
the cause. It costs you nOtljlug. Cou
sult ? ? -J
Dr. Samuel
Scientific examination free, 2 to 5 p. m.
With Dr. R. J. Hunter, Cor. Wash
Ington Avenue and 28th Street. Up?
stairs._^
I BANKRU^
ISA STIC It N DISTRICT OK VlllCINlA.
COUNTY OF NORFOLK, ss.
On Ihis Ulli day of July, A. D. 190).
on reading petition of Frank Fried
laud. Bankrupt, for discharge, It is
ORDERED HY THE COURT, that a
hearing he hud upon the same cm tho
18th day of July, A. I). 1906. before
said Court, at Norfolk, In said dis?
trict at 111 o'eloek noon; ami that no?
tice thereof lie published In The Daily
Press, a newspaper printed In said dis?
trict, and thai all known creditors !?n<l
other persons In Interest inny*appear
at Hie said lime ?ml place and show
cause, if any they have, why the pray
I cr of Hie said petitioner should not be
granted.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
by the Court I hat the Clerk shall soii'l
by mail to all known creditors copjes
of said petition and this order, "ad?
dressed to them at their places of res?
idence as slated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILI* Jr.. Judge of the said
Court, and the seal thereof, at. Nor
folK, in said district, on the Olli day
or July, A. D. 1900.
Attest: . I
O. B. BOW DEN, Clerk.
By
D. A. KELSEY, Deputy Clerk.
Raymond M. Hudson. Atty. 7-10&17.
TRUSTEES' SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP?
ERTY IN ELIZABETH CITY
COUNTY.
Default having occurred under a
deed or trust dated April Jlth, 190L
of record in tho Clerk's Office of the
County of Elizabeth %Clty. Virginia,
in deed of trust book No. 20, page
?4r>, executed by Wolf Levy and wife,
to T. J. Christian, Sr., trustee at the
request of the party secured, tho un?
dersigned T. J. Christian. Jr.. sub?
stituted trustee, appointed by the
Court of the County of Elizabeth C'H.v,
will oTfer for sale, in front of the
Court House in Hampton, at 11
o'clock a. in., on
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1906,
I the following property:
f All that certain tract of land con?
taining about five acres, more or less,
located In \vythe District. Elizabeth
City County. Virginia, commonly cnll
od "Buzzard Roost." ami hounded on
the west by the main county road,,
on the east ami south by the Howard
land, of which the land hereby con?
veyed was formerly a part, and on
the north by the Davis land, being
tho same land conveyed unto the said
H. C. Alexander, one of the parties
of tho first part, by deed of J. C.
Heath nnd wire, dated April fi. 1898,
and duly recorded in the Clerk's Of?
fice of the County Court of Elizabeth
City County. Virginia, together with
the improvements, etc.
TERMS: CaSh sufficient to pay the
indebtedness secured and unpaid, due
A. Roscnbauni, and the expenses of
executing the trust, etc., terms'ro be
compiled with within five days or
premises will be resold at risk of de?
faulting purchaser.
T. J. CHRISTIAN, JR..
7-4-to 7-16 Substituted Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SIT?
UATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
AND KNOWN AS NO. 332 FORTY
FIFTH STREET, NEWPORT
NEWS, VA.
Pursuant to Hie provisions of a cer?
tain deed of trust dated June 15th,
1000. recorded in the Clerk's Office of
the Corporal ion Court of the City of
Newport News. Va.. in Deed Book No.
17. page 172. the Btltd deed being exe?
cuted by John Cameron Hebdltch to
Benjamin C. Wherry and Conatantlne
II. Williamson, Trustees, under the"
terms of which deed of trust cither of
the Trustees may act. default having
been made in the payment of the debt
Hierein secured, and at the request
of tin. beneficiary named In the said
deed, I will offer for sulo on the prem?
ises on
TUESDAY, JULY 17th, 1906, at 12:15
O'CLOCK P. M.,
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
ground, with the Improvements there?
on, situate and being in the City of
Newport News. Virginia, known and
designated by the Lot Number Forty
four (44), In Block Number Four Hun?
dred and Twenty-one. (421), on a cer?
tain map entitled. "Map of part of the
City of Newport News, Virginia,"
which said map Is duly recorded la the
Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court
'if the City of Newport News, Va., in
Pint Bock No. I, page 3.
TERMS: Cash us to the sum of
$1.254.89, and unpaid taxes, insurance,
costs of sale; aud as to balance, to be
announced on dav of sale.
BENJAMIN C. WHERRY. '
Truste?.
For further information apply to
BARRETT & WEST.
Newport News, Va.
7-7,10,12.14.17

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