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?STATE BANKS
CHARTERED
lAiithorlzcd to Do Business by
Corporation Commission.
A YOUNG AUN PARDONED
*Nevv Enterprises Aro Given Charters
In North Carolina?Governor Ay
cock Declines Diplomas?An?
nual License Accepted.
(Hpeclul to The Tlmes-Dlspateh.)
RALEIGH, N. C? May ?7.-Tho North
Carolina Corporation Commission Issued
its authority to begin business tei three
Stalo banks to-elny-the Rank of Jones
bolo, Commercial Rank of Donolr and
the? Hank of iLlncolntoii.
Governor Aycock ii'nrdoned Hoscos
Murro l?-day. Tills Is a rather noted
case, in wldch tlio prisoner was serving a
(seven-year sentence In Gullford feir crim?
inal Intimacy with it girl under fourteen
yearn old, she being n win] of Murro's
father. Counsel mado a hard fight for
a pardon six months agei on the groutid
of strong doubt Of guilt, but tho Gov?
ernor refused It. Tho pardon now Is on
the ground of in health, on nfiieiavlt of
the county physician. Tho young man
is of very goexl family, anil has a wife
find child.
NEW BNTBltPniSBS,
A charter was granted te>-cliiy to tho
Hurt Knitting Mill Company, of Flat
Jtock. Henderson county; capital, (50,000.
The Incorporators are p, q. Hart, I*. H.
?Walker nnd G. \V. Hurt.
Tho iBIuo Ridge Construction Company,
?if Ashovlllo, also secured a charter to do
nil klud.M of road construction, buildings,
' etc: capital, $10,000. incorporators: ?. H.
Crossly, J. M. Davlck unii O. Prank
(Smith.
Another new enterprise given corporate
life is tin; I'amllco Pishing Compatii?,
,pf Washington. N. C. ; capital, *JU?i,<W).
?. F. Garner, W. ?. Jnckson, W. T.
Kberhiirelt, R. C. Eberhnrdt und B. B.
Mann nro tho Incorporators.
Tho commencement exercises of the
North Carolina College of Agriculture
nrtrl Mechan!? Arts were held at 11
o'clock this morning. Thrre were ora?
tions by five graduates?J". H. Glenn, Wil?
liam fiogart, J. H. Stanford, O. M. Good?
win and H. 8. Whiting. Many honors
in scholarship wero awarded?thirty-seven
In all.
GOVERNOR DE-LUG?:RS DIPLOMAS.
Tho diplomas wero presented by Gov?
ernor Aycock In ? forcible nnel happy
(address. Tho gradu?tes are ns follows:
Bachelor of Agriculture?John Eliot
Colt.
Bachelors of Engineering?In Civil Eti
fglneerlng: Bumtncy CroiiHe? Cornwell, Ben?
nett ??????, Jr., John Thomas Land. Jesse
James Morris, George Yutes Btradley.
In Mechanical Engineering: William Mor?
ton Bogart, Walter Clark; Jr., Hugh
Pierce Foster, Jonathan Howard Glenn,
BSugeno Collstus Jolinsoli, Joel I'owers,
Edward Hays Ricks. Ill Electrical En?
gineering: Eugene English Culbreth, The
ophllus Thomas Ellis, John Daniel Fer?
guson, Damar Carson Gldtiey, Emil Gun?
ter. Edward Shaw Lyteh. David Btarr
Owen. John Hnrvey Barker, G-iston Wil?
der Rogers. In Textile Industry: Issile
Norwood Boney, John Bnmuel Pinkney
Carpenter, Walter De-a Harden, James
Matthew Kennedy, Charles Burdette
Boss, Edward Roe Stamps, Edwin Sey?
mour Whiting.
IBaehelors nf Science?In Industrial
Chemistry: Charles lister Creech,
Dunlus I-Franklin Dlggn. Oliver Max Gard?
ner, John Houston Shuford, Charles Eel
-rtnrd Trotter, Jonathan Wlnhorne While.
Master of Science?In Chemistry: Wil?
liam Anderson Byrne.
MUST TAKE OUT ANNTJAD DICENRE.
Owing to ft mistnke of the Legislature
in making annual licenses expire May
?1st and renewals l?egin July 1st, Attor?
ney-General Gl'nner given it ns his opin?
ion to the Btnto Treasurer that ho must
instruct county sheriffs to reeiulro plan?
nnd organ deniers to pay tho amount of
?lie annual tax (*(M0) to do business during
June, nnd then take out tlie regular $10
annual llcenso from July 1st. Nothing
less than annual licenses enti be Issued.
Another ruling of the Attorney-General
rather In conflict with this ls that tho
trensurer can have licenses for June
Issued to distillers. Their annual license
-expires May 31st, nnd the Watts hill,
putting out of business all thoso outside
of Incorporated towns, does not go Into
eeffect until July 1st.
BEQUEST TO ? CHURCH
Negro Arrested for Attempted Crimi?
nal Assault Landed In Jail.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
?SALISBURY, N. C. May 27.?Tom Hed
rlrk (colored) was lodged In jail bei e
?Monday on the charge of nn attempted
criminal assault upoii;Mrs. M. A. Bides,
of this county. Hedrleik, who bas a bad
character, hnd skipped, but was arrested
Baturday by Sheriff Harris In Caharriis
county. He was brought to Salisbury by
Xleputy Davo Julian and will remain In
jail until next term of court.
Mr. J. O. Rlisby, of this place, has
received notlco of Ills appointment to a
posinoli In a hospital In Baltimore. Tho
appointment was made after a competi?
tivo examination, lu which thero were
one hunelj-ed find ten contestants, Mr.
Busby having made the highest average.
Ho expects to go t? Baltimora to uccopt
tho position In nbout ten days.
By the will of the late J, H. Bills, which
luis Just boon made public, tho Catholic
Church, of Salisbury, receives a. hand?
some liequcst to bo used In the purchase
of new furniture for the church. Air.
Buls left nn estate valued at about
???,?-??, most of which was left to benevo?
lent Institutions, Belinout College, at Bel
jpiont, N. C., receiving the greater poriion
of tlio same.
There were three deaths In Salisbury
Monday night. Mr. T. ?T. McCubblns, a
well known citizen, passed away after a
protracted illness. The funeral was held
Ibi? afternoon, Mrs. A. C. Davis, widow
Of the late .II. A. Davis, who for years
was a prominent banker of this plaee,
died nt tho advanced ?ge of elghty-slx.
Tho remains will be taken to Jefferson;
Asho county, for Interment. Tho third
death was that of Miss Mary Mnyle,
which occurred at the home of her broth?
er, Mr. James Mnyle. The burial will
tako place at Gold Hill.
A new hose company has been organ?
ized here with a membership composed
of somo of the leading men, Mr. J. W.
Clover has been elected captain of tho
new company, which was admitted to
the city lire department on Monday night.
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SALEM FEMALE COLLEGE
The Ceremony of Transferring Cap
and Gown?The Endowments.
?Special to The Tlnu-B-Dlipatch.)
WINSTON-SADEM, N. t?., May 27.
Thls was commencement day <at the Sa?
lem Female College. It marked tho close
of the flr.st year In. the new century of
the school's history. The closing exor?
cises of the week wero held In the vener?
able Homo Moravian Church, and open?
ed at 11 o'clook.
The literary address was mndo by Judge
H. E. Connor, of the North Carolina Su?
premo Court. Bishop Edward Rondthaler,
of the Moravian Church, presented fifty
two diplomas to that number of grad?
uates In ? the literary, classical and spe?
cial departments. The beautiful exercises
closed with tho solemn, but plea-sing,
ceremony of transferring cap and gown,
which was gracefully performed by the
president of the eenior class to tho pres?
ident of the Junior class.
The enrollment at the college this year
numbered four hundred..
Thirty thousand dollars haa b?e.n
pledged and paid on the college endow?
ment fund, while work on tho f25,000 me?
morial hall has been begun. .
In addition, Mr. H. E. Fries, a wealthy
citizen, to-day subscribed "to the per?
petual memory of Ids wife" $50 as the
nucleus or a fund to be used In the pur?
chase of a fino organ for memorial hall.
TOOK PULVERIZED GLASS
IN AN ATTEMPT TO DIE
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. C, May 27.?Death
will In all probability be the end of the
attempt of suicide by Emma Reese, an
eighteen-year-old woman of tltlo city. The
young woman Is a nativo of Ashevllle,
who came hero from Hpartanburg- about
eleven weeks ago. Sho had been living
In a houso with another girl, who went
to Spartanburg lnst night. Emma wished
to accompany her, antl became despond?
ent at the prospect of being left ulono.
She accordingly began to drink, and
while half crazed went out among the
neighbors nnd tried to borrow ten cents
to buy lnudanum with, saying sho wanted
to kill herself. Falling to get the deadly
poison, sho pulverized some glass and
swallowed a tablcspoonful of It, She
COUgned up one piece, but was Immedi?
ately thrown Into puroxlsms of the most
excruciating agonies.
Amid her terrible sufferings she wildly
begs to die.
CARNIVAL QUEEN WILL
GET DIAMOND BROOCH
(Stioolnl fo '??? TlmtiK-DlHiiateli.l
RE1DSVILDE. N. C, May ?7.?Tho car?
nival Is attracting Immense crowds. Tho
vote for queen of tho carnival resulted
In the election of Miss Bearlo Penn, 4,d0?.
Miss Margaret Walter was next with
4,1'U votes, and she and Misses Katherine
Price and Elizabeth Ball are the queen's
maids.
? The coronation will tako placo to-mor?
row morning. Misa Penn will go given a
diamond brooch.
Missing Man Drowned.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WILMINGTON, NIX?., May 27.-rT.iO
body of D. Jar/?s Byrd, the white man
who mysteriously disappeared from Ids
home in this city Ilvo weeks ago, waa
found to-day floating In the rlvor by
fishermen. Coroner Hell held an ln?|iiest
and found no evidence of foul play.
The supposition Is tlmt the unfortunate
man fell In tho rlvor and was drowned.
^ruT^S^?
? ' ' ' ~~^=n.
In S. S. S. Nature has provided a tonic suited to
every requirement of the system when in a debilitated,
run down condition. It contains no strong minerals or
dnfgs, but is a pleasant vegetable preparation. You can find no better
remedy for toning up tbe nerves and bringing refreshing, restful sleep when
in a. low state of health, or sick and worn out with Work or worry,
S. S. S. improves the I havo no hesltanoy In recommending your ?, B.8.
o..,,,..i;i,. ? Li a *??,>?? <?<,.?? es tha bust Bprliig tomo on the market. I have used
appetite, aids therdlges- SJaSy other mediolnes, but llud S. ti. ?. to he undoubt
tioil and reinforces the odly tho only tonio that will build up the system. I
ahull tako ploasure In telling all whom I think in
need of a good blood tonio of your medioine.
Your? fruly, EEWIB B. FIEBUK,
Care Btoll, Hamilton & Oo. Lexington, Ky.
promptly in casesof chronic dyspepsia, indigestion and all stomach troubles,
and does away with the uncomfortable fullness, nausea, shortness of breathy
drowsiness and dizziness that so often come after eating.
{3, S. S. is not only the best tonic but possesses alterative or purifying
properties, and if there is any taint, humor or poison iu the blood it
aearches it out, and removes it. Many times a low state of health is due
to a.bad condition of the blood and can only be remedied by a blood purifier
and tonic combined, or such a remedy as S. S. S?
If you suffer from debility, insomnia, nervousness, loss of appetite,
bad digestion, or any of the symptoms of a disordered blood, nothing will
p? soon put your blood in good condition, invigorate and tone up the
ayfeteai aa ?. ?v S, ^ JmswtfT#????? Qt?mf aTIANTA, G/?*
pystein, and its good ef?
fects are seen? al most from
the first dose. It acts
BIG MILL
COMBINE
Virginia Consolidated Milling
Company Takes Them in.
COL. FIELD IN COLLISION
Thrown from His Buggy and Painfully
Hurt?Captain Patteson Elected
Temporary Secretary of the;
Chamber of Commerce.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA., May ?7?Tlio Vir?
ginia Consolidated Milling Company, of
Petersburg, are now owners ?f the Et
trlckj Matoaca and Pocahontas Cotton
Mills, near this city. This company was
originally the Emporla Land nnd Improve?
ment Company, whose capital stock was
recently Increased from $25,000 to $1,000,000.
Tlio name was ehange-d to the Virginia
Consolidated Milling Company yesterday,
when they took over the propeftles of the
Matoaca Milling Company. There is one
other cotton mill In Petersburg, the Blue
Ridge. This 1? owned by the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company, of which
George J. Gould ls president, and It ls
likely that this mill, too, will soon be the
property of the Virginia Consolidated
Milling Company.
COLONEL FIELD HURT.
Colonel E. M. Field was thrown from
his buggy In a cnlllslon late this evening
with a loaded -Wagon and tenderete! uncon?
scious and painfully hurt. He was driv?
ing In the ?jar trucks along Water Street
when one of Mr. Seward's loaded wag?
ons turned the confer. Each team was
la a trot and neither vehicle could clear
tho tracks In time to prevent a collision.
Colonel Field was thrown to tlio street,
hlo ear and nose cut and his legs badly
scarred. Ho was taken to his home,
where he was treated by Dr. T. A. Hln?
ton.
Ho soon recovered from the fall, and hla
Injuries are not serious.
???????T.
Petersburg Company, No. 10, Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythian, have received
an Invitation from Berkley Company, No.
0, to"partlclpate In memorial exercise? In
that city next Bunday afternoon. Mr.
Jefferson Wallace, of Richmond, will de?
liver the' address. Many Pythlans from
Petersburg will attend.
William Rooney, the nogro charged with
passing counterfeit money In Petersburg,
was taken to Richmond to-dny by Deputy
Marshal Bam Rendit. He will bo tried
In the United Btates District Court in
Richmond.
Amos Fultz, colored, was discharged by
tlie Mayor this morning on the charge of
Interfering with the signals at the Union
Station in this city.
8ECRETART OF CHAMBER.
Cnptaln N. T, Patteson has been elected
temporary secretary nnd treasurer of the
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. Two
candidntes voted for nt the special meet?
ing held yesterdny evening Wero Cnptaln
N. T, Pnttesnn and W. N. Roper. 'J?he
votes stood: Patteson, 14; Roper, 10.
Tho commencement exercises of the
Southern Femnlo College will bo held
next Sunday morning, when the bacca-.
Inarcate sermon will bo preached by Rov.
Ji S. Foster, pastor of Tabb-Btreet Pres?
byterian Chureh.
Tbo largest crowd that has yet attended
the Stuart meetings in this city was pres?
ent nt tlie West Hill Warehouse last
night.
Tho Petersburg Benevolent Mechanics'
Association oxpocts to award contracts
next Friday night for improvnments to
Its building at Syenmoro nnd Tnlib Streets.
DREDGING SUSPENDED.
The work of dredging the Appomnttox
River has lioen temporarily suspended
awaiting (lie arrivai of a dredge from the
W. H. French Wrecking Company, of
Norfolk.
Dr, Walter N. Chlnn, of Westmorolnnd
county, and Miss Emily Biiskervllle,
daughter of Mr. George D. Basket-ville,
of Dlnwlddle county, will be ninrrlod at
the Church or tbe Good Shepherd, in that
county, Juno Sfith.
Miss Edna Stegar nnd Mr. AVllllam Dnl
ton were married nt tho parsonngo of
tho Second Bnptlst Church last evening,
Mr. W. J. Jarratt, who hns been quit?
sick for several days, Is now much bet?
ter.
OH, THE MERRY ELKS
New Lodge Instituted at Wincheutei>-A
Big Banquet.
(Special to The Tlmos-Dlapntch.)
WINCHESTER, VA., Muy 27,-Deputv
Grand Exulted Ruler Phil. Kelly, of
Richmond, with tho assistance of a mer?
ry crowd of Elks from various cities to?
day institute?! Winchester Innige, ??.. No
SOL U. P. O. E.. initiating forly-two.
To-night a banquet was spread for near?
ly two hundred nt Hotel Evans.
John C. We?'kert. nf RlolumuiO, editor
of "Hello Bill" responded to a toast.
- ? 9-!?-??
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.
No Successor to Dr. Brattori as Princi?
pal Was Elected.
(M|iee'lul d. The ???????.???1|?????((|,.)
RALEIGH, N. C. May 27.-Tin, trus?
tees nf St, Mary's Sciami, tho dioceses
of both Nortli und South Carolina be?
ing represented, were In annual .sossleen
to-night, but contrary to expeotullon, did
not elect a successor to Dr. Brtitton (bish?
op-elect of Mississippi) as rector and prin?
cipal of St. Mary's.
Several ellglbles were discussed freely,
among them Dr. McNellly Buboso, Ashe
vllle; Dr. ?Robert Strange, Richmond; Dr.
T, M. N. Goorgo, Newborn; Br. Brolon
all, Washington, D. C; D. Hazlett DU
bose. of Sewaneo.
Election was postponed until July 1st.
Dr. Bratton will not leavo until Septem?
ber. v
?? brilliant concert wns given to-night
In connection with St. Mary's commence?
ment. The graduating exercises will bo
held to-morrow morning.
THE RAHSEYCASE
Argument In a Matter That Involves
Fifteen Thousand,
The United States Circuit Court, Judgo
Edmund AY'addlll sitting, was engaged
all of yesterday In arguing instructions
to the Jury In the suit of William Ram?
sey vs. the Richmond Locomotive "Works
for $lf),O0O on account of tho loss of an
arm by the plaintiff while in tho employ
of tho defendant. The case was then
argued on Ila merits by counsel, Mr. At?
kinson ?oenlng for the plaintiff In a
speech of an hour, Mr. McOuiro follow?
ing for the defendant In an argument of
fifty minutes; Mr. Lacy for tlio plaintiff
In a ten-mlnuto speech; Mr. Meredith
for the defendant In a speech of an hour
and ton minutes, and Mr. John A. Tjiimli
closing for the plaintiff In an nrugment
of about an hour. The case was given to
tho Jury In the evening, but a verdict
was not reported last night.
HOPE FOR DANVILLE
Right to Appeal to Supreme Court In
Case Against Southern Railway.
The caso of tho city of Danville, Va.,
against the Southern Railway, Which has
been before the Interstate Commerce
Commission and the Federal courts In
one form or another for the past four
years, will now bo taken to the highest
court In the land, the Supreme Court of
the United States.
Tho caso was first heard at Danvlllo by
a portion of tlio Interstate Commission,
which upheld the city's complaint of dis?
criminating in its rates against that city
by the Southern Railway and thin find?
ing waa confirmed later by the full com?
mission, and tho railway directed to dis?
continue the discrimination complained
of. The railway Ignored tho mandate of
the commission and appealed to the
United States Circuit Court at Danville.
This tribunal sustained the defense of tho
railway, and reversed nnd annulled tho
finding of the; Interstate Commission. Not
satisfied with this, the Commission took
the case to tho United States Cireult
Court of Appeals, and at tho recent sit?
ting of that tribunal In this city the low?
er court was upheld and the commission
suffered another reverso.
Now Judge Nathan Goff, of the Circuit
Court of Appeals, has granted (he appeal
of tho Commission from Its recent de?
cision, and tho case will go to tho Su?
preme Court of the United States. Tho
case Is a very Important one as upon this
decision hinges the hopes of mnny other
towns which complain of discriminations
against them by railways, thus handicap?
ping them In manufacturing and Jobbing
and giving nn advantage to other cities
nt common or bnslng points, as they are
known In railway tariff ? parlance. Tho
city of Danville has mado a pluoky fight,
and now the Commission shows a disposi?
tion to carry their contest to the last
ditch.
INTERNATIONAL
ARBITRATION
(By Associated Press,)
LAKE ???1???. N. Y., May 27?The
Lake Mohonk conference on Interna?
tional arbitration was begun here to-day.
The general topic of tho first session
Wim "The Present Outlook or Arbitra?
tion." The opening ?address was made
by John AV. Foster, former Secretary of
Stnte.
Dr. Benjamin IF. Truoblood gave a re?
view of tho year's progress In arbitra?
tion.
OPPOSE CHANGE IN
NAME OF CHURCH.
Almost Unanimous Voto
Against It at Roa?
noke.
(??niel?! to Tliu 'rimiiB-nUputfli.)
ROANOKE, VA., May ?7.-In the Epis?
copal Council of Ilio Diocese of Southern
Virginia this morning. Bishop Randolph
presented his annual report, In which
he referred to the gratifying growth of
the church, the work among Hie colored
people, the school at Liiwrnncovillo, and
his opposition to any chango lu the naine
of tho church.
Rev. Dallas Tucker, of Bedford City,
offered a resolution opposing any change
In the ?amo of the church, whloh was
carried by the following voto; Ciarloni,
ayes, ft); noes, 4, Laity, total voto of 61
In oposltlon to change.
Tho standing committees of dlooese were
then appointed, and council took a recess
until a o'clock.
At tho afternoon session thu report of
the Committee on Endowment Kund wus
presented, discussed and adopted.
To-night it. moetlng wus held In the
interest of foreign mission?, and addresses
mado by Rev. D. D. Tucker and Curl M.
Ora miller.
Why Modify. Milk
for infant feeding In tho uncurtain, ways
of tho novice when you can have always
with you a Mtipply of Bordeu's' Eagle
Kraiul Condensed Mille, a perfect cow's
milk from herds of native breeds, tho per?
fection of Infant foudr Uso R fur tea
und coffee.?adv.
AUCTION SALES?FUTURE DAYS.
Rv J. B. Elam Xc C?>?
'Reni Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE, Fri?.? TUB
PURPOSE) OF DIVISION OK THAT
WELL-LOCATED AND VALCAI'I.I)
TWd-HTOi; v BRICK STORK. ON
NORTH SIDE CARV STREBT, BE
TWEHN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS,
No. If8 East Gary Street.
By direction or the parties In interest,
find fen? the purpose of division, WO shall
?ell, by auction, em the pt?mises ein
WEDNESDAY, MAT 27, 1903, rit fi o'clock
P. M? ilio aiiovo named desirably-lo?
cated, substantial and valuable business
property, the lot fronting twentv-ono allei
One-third (21 1-3) feet, running bnck willi
ln parallel linen mivonty-clght (7S> feet to
nn nllcy 1". feet wide, and the store?
house therc-oni being well built nnel of ?
very substantial character,
This property, In clnsn pr?xihilty to tlie
business cenlets of Main nini t'nry Htreets,
niiil with extensive nnd costly iinpiove
tnents In progress around It, must In?
crease 111 Vnl?e, and this sale affoiels the
capitolisi, Invi'Steir und elealers gene'ially
an ojiporlunily ?>r which thoy nro fo
spee'tfiillv yrgeil to avail tltemsolves.
TERMS????a?? und aiineiiinceil at sale.
J. 11. BLA ? .-? CO.,
May 22-5t Auctloticors.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed nn account
of rain until PR IDA Y, ?TH INSTANT,
ut 0 o'clock P. M.
J. B. ELAM & CO.,
Auctioneers.
By ?Charles A. Reise,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 North Ninth Btreot.
OF
^ UCTION SALE
CEHTR?LLY L90ATED
Sma!! Briek Residence
No, 104 South Cherry Street.
By tbe request of owner, I shall poli v??o
above mentioned property upon the promi?
ses, on
AVEDNESDAY. MAY 27??. AT 0 P. M.
The dwelling contains 3 largo rooms,
with lot fronting 10 'feet 2 Inches, by I?
feet, between parallel lines, to a 10 foot
alley.
This property Is well located and well
adapted for renting purposes.
TERMS?Kasy und announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
my 2-1,20.27 Auctioneer.
The above sale Is postponed until FRI?
DAY; MAY 29TH, lit. ? P. M., on account
of ruin. CHARLES A BOSE.
FOR SALE.
OR SADE PRIVATELY, FOR DI
- VISION, THAT DELIGHTFULLY
SITUATED AND VERY ATTRACTIVE,
DETACHED. MODBRNDT APPOINT?
ED BRICK .RESIDENCE., NO. 2310
EAST GRACE STREET.
North sido Grace, between Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth Streets, Immediately
opposite a?<1 overlooking tho handsome
grounds of the "Virginia Club (formerly
the well known Van-Lew homestead), lind
being the most delightful as well as tlie
most convenient location on Church Hill.
An English basement, and two stories
above, containing, eight living rooni3 of
good size, wldo halls, two otulis with
porcelain tubs, range, with hot and cold
water, two latrobe heaters, conservatory,
ample closets and porches, detached brick
kitchen, lot 30x150 feet, with wide sido and
.rear paved alleys, the entire premises be?
ing in nice ordor. It must be sold to close
nn estnte. nnd possession will bo given at
on early day. AVe will take pleasure In
showing It, ahd would advise all persons
In riuest of such a home to Inspect this
property without delay.
J. B. ELAM; & CO.,
2t 1113 Main Street
FOR RENT.
Newly arranged and papered, on
the THIRD FLOOR of the TIMES
DISPATCH BUILDING. Light, E
heat and Janitor service. For 1
price and particulars apply to the
TIMES-DISPATCH office. Only
three left.
Main and I4fh St. Stores
Ho. 1323 East Main St.,
With Southern Railway track corn
lug right up to rear,
also No. ?0 South I4fh St.,
abutting nbovo store and conneoted there?
with, affording splendid opportunity for
large wholesale business. Possession
June iHt. For rent together or soparato
]y. JAB. H, PRENHILVW, Agent;
< 101B East Mula Street.
COR Ri?NT.
930 WEST GRACE STREET; 11
rejoins; brown steine front.
J. D. CARNEAD & SON,
12t _H0(! East Alain Street,
real~est?tb!
Farms, Ms, &c. For Sale,
GEO. ii. ?ILUVPOJID & CO.,
Oittiilogtto tfroo. 80BM. MnluHt
MEETINQS.
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tbo our leone eef liolelliig our unnuul iiiuuiurlul
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Ily orilor of
BAN'b. SMITH, Commander.
John It. Ninnili. (Jr. Mr. Aet. Ailjt.
EXCURSIONS.
THE FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EX?
CURSION
OP THE HEAKON TO DUTCH GAP,
TIIUKSDAY, ?.?? 2?. D'I?.*,
by tbo Ladles' Aid Society uf Ornee Epls
cojiiil Cliilluii.
Steamer l'oi'-iihoiitas leaves at 8 P. M.
anil retui'UH at 11. Bearchllght nuil Megu
pluilio. Music rind Refreshments.
Tickets fur sain at wharf. Gentlemen
Me;.; Liullua anil Children ??u.
ington
VI? n? F. & P. R. R.?
Whit ionday, June 3, 1903.
Round Trip, $2.50,
Train leaven Hancock and Uroyel ??treets
Monday lneiruliig ut il ?. M.; h-iivi-s Wash?
ington Tuesday ut 0 P. M. Train, utup?
ut nil rogulur ?latloiii.
J. M. TI1DMl?SOtf ?x CO.
AUCTION SALES?THIS DAY.
By C, L. A? It. L. Dennon,
Real Estate Agents nnd Auctioneers,
?2.l Main Street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
01- THU
Desirable 6-Room Dwelling
Ho. 1024 Randolph Street.
By virine of a deed of trust, dated
March 17, 1S98, afid Of record In the clerk's
offlco of Richmond Chancery Court. D, B,
1(52 B, p. 4!?!>, default having been made
in flic Payment of the debt therein se?
cured, I will sell by publia auction on the
premises on
THURSDAY. MAY IS, 100$,
at ? o'clock ?, M., tho above described
property, beginning 278 feet sonili of
winder Street, thenco southwardly ami
fronting on the Went lino of Randolph
Street 1? feet, and extending back be?
tween pnrnllel lines 110 feet, more or less,
tn an alley. Thn Improvements consist
of a neat 0 room frame dwelling. This
property Is In nn Improving locnllty, and
pars well ns an Investment.
TERMS?Casli,
('. ti. DENOON. Trustee,
C. L. &: If. L. Denotili. Auctioneers.
t
By A. J. r:hewnlnrr Company,
Real Estato Auctioneers.
RUST EES' SALI1! O E NO.
WEST I.r.Klli STREET.
NEW DETACHED DWELLING.
By virine nf a certain deed of trust,
diiteil September ?. WOO, of record In clerk's
office of Richmond Chancery Court. In D.
B. ir,;), Jt. page 1. default having been
made in tho payment of the debt there?
by Secured nnd being required hy tbo
beiioriclniy bo to do, wo will sell by auc?
tion upon tho promises on
THURSDAY. MAY 2.1, 1P0J,
nt G. o'clock P. M., thn property numbered
abnvo. lot being "5 by ll? feet to an
alley.
TERMS?CASH; but the auctioneers are
prepared to malto a loan to tho pur?
chasers, Tor a long timo.
A. J. CIIEWNINO.
E. SITTERBINO.
Trustees.
By J. D. Carneal ASon,
Real Estato Auctioneers.
AJCTION SALE OK TWO PIECES
OF PROPERTY .TO CLOS!? AN ES?
TATE, NO. 1220 PAO E STREBT. AND
NO. ?17 BEVERLY STREET.
On THURSDAY NE.N.T. MAY 28TIT.
1?KT3, at 5 o'clock P. M.. on the promises,
wo will offer for sale at publlo auction
tho Page-Street property, Which hns a
throe room1 detached dwelling with lot
about CO feet front. This property Is about
two squares from Chesapeake nnrl Ohio
shops und ono square from Seventeenth
Street, At li o'clock P. M. of tho samo
day on tho premises wo will offer 917
Beverly Stroet, which hns a good 3 room
dwelling, with lot about 23 feot front.
Terms at sale.
A
By Charles A. l?ese,
Real JOsIato Auctioneers.
No. 1 North Ninth Street,
UCTION SALE
OF
s,
Nos. 501 and 503 S. First St.,
Abutting Maiden Lane,
I shall soil tho above mentioned proper?
ty upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 2STH. AT tl P. M.
The houses are well built and contain
7 Rooms each, with let? fronting 20 feot
by ]0t) feet 5 Inches, emli.
This Is a Kcod inutili?? neighborhood,
and Investments pay well? here. I will
offer at tho same time 1.2 feet of vncnnt
ground by depth ot MS feet ft Inches, ad?
joining nnd north ot said boutes.
These aro W?.l located <?nd attractive
building lots, tho locatlth being high and
dry.
TERMS?Easy nnd announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
My 2l.2G,27.28 Auctioneer.
By J. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OK THE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 2506 East Grace Street,
FRONTINO 48 FEET ? 1-2 INCHES BY
> SS FEET.
By direction of tho owner, who Is re?
solved to sell, wo liliali sell by Public
Auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 2STH,
at 6 o'clock P. M., tho two-story frame
dwelling above referred to, known as No.
2fi0ti East Orace Streot. containing ? rooms,
and having a largo and elegant lot, front?
ing 48 feot. 11 1-2 inches by SH feet to an
alloy 10 foet wldo. I
The oloso proximity of this property to
the largo manufacturing Industries of tho
city makes It most desirable for homo or
Investment purposes. It being located
whero property will always command
good rental by good tenants. Wo urgently
request nil parties looking for oltlinr home
or investment property to attend the sale.
TERMS?Liberal and announced at. sale.
J. B. ELAM & CO.. Auctioneers.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street.
A 20 PER, CENT. INVESTMENT;
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES?
TATE, NO. 1110 BUCHANAN BTREET
AND 1215 PAGE STREET, NEAR
C. & O. SHOPS, ON PREMISES,
THURSDAY, MAY 28TII, AT* .5:30,
two dotached, two story dwellings, three
rooms oach, with good tenants, that ways
?0 per cent or moro. Como and pick up
a bargain.
TERMS-JEasy and announced at sale.
BROWN & CO..
2t Auctioneers.
Wm. B. Plzzlnl Company,
Real Sstato Auctioneers,
Tunth and Bank Streets.
^ UCTION SALE OF THAT
MOST DESIRABLE DETACHED NEW
BRICK DWELLING.
SLATE ROOF, NO. 117 NORTH TWEN
TIETH STREET,
BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN
STBJDBTSj ?GOT H9X1G0 FEET, HOUSE
CONTAINING 7 ROOMS, MODERN AND
IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER.
At tho request of tlio owner, wa will
offer this property for salo at publlo auc?
tion on the nrsBilses on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2??1G,
at 0 p, M. Investors nnd homo seekers
will do well to uttend this sale.
TERMS?Liberili und announced nt salo,
WM. B. PIZZINI CO.,
Aiiotionoors.
Owing to tho Inclement weather this
Lulo is jioutnoiiuil until THURSDAY.
MAY ?.??, 1W3, at U P. M.
Ueo, ?\G. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ItXJG East Main Street.
DROP HEAD SOWING MACHINE,
???? 1?I NO AND OFFICE DESKS,
REFRIGERATORS, CARPETS, PIC-,
TURES, FURNITURE, &.C.. AT A.UC
TION.
I wdll sell at my Anelimi House at 10:30
A. M?
TIH'RKDAY, MAY ?STH III?),
1 Drop Head Singer Sewing Machino. 1
Standing und ? Offlco Desks, Refrigera?
tors, Carpets, Coulilug Stoves, U0 Pictures,
Self-healing Irons, Rogers' Plated Knives,
Rubber.IIuso, 2 Hloctrlu Fans, Chiffoniers.
Ttillut finis and a. lurge lot of Household
Furniture.
A. R. MAYO, Proprietor,
OEO. H. VALENTINE,
A. P. MONTGOMERY,
Salesmen.
By 0. I-.' & H. L. Denotiti,
Real Estala Agents und Auctioneers,
621 K.t-.i Slain Streut.
? UCTION BALE OF DESI HABLE ?
?rV ROOM DWELLING.' NO. 102? RAN?
DOLPH STREET.
Wo will sell by nubile auction oil the
premisos on THURSDAY, MAY ?tp, IDOS
at d o'clock P. M., the ttbovo described
property, beginning SiU feet south of
Windsor Slieet, thenco extending south?
wardly und fronting on tho vtosi Una of
'Randolph ritrui.t HI f-'et. ivllh ? dopili of
110 feet to uu alloy, l'he Improvements
consist of a neat ti room fmme dwelling.
This is uu Improving locality und proper?
ty fonts well ?ti prices to pay handsome?
ly as nn Investment. ?
TERMS-Ac. oniiiindiUiiig und slven at
sul* . ? , ?. L. ci H. L. DENOON,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALES?FUTURE DAY*.
I III...'??..???
By ?. D. Carnea! & Son.
Reni Estate Auotioneore.
T-RTTSTEEH AUCTION BALE OF Atf
1 ATTRACTIVE AJ?D WELL DO*
GATED DETACf'IED DVv'DLLINfi, NO.
ISO? NORTH TWEtf-JTY-FIRST ??????,
IN PAIRMOUNT.
Ry virtue of ? certain deed of trust*
da led September 10, litote, ami recorded It?
Ilitirioo County Court clerk's office In
deed book No. Pi." It, page "4. default bar?
ing been nimio In tbe payment of a por?
f?en of the ?lelit secured thereby, atut
having been rei|ialreil by the beneficiary,
therein so to do. 1 will on MONDAY.
il*NE 1, 3003. at d O'clock P. M., on the
premises, proceeel tei sell by Jnlbtl? nUo
tlnii ihe property conveyed IliPfeln. vl?j
All that certain lot of land with nil the
Improvement? thereon. In the town of
Fairmount. Henrlco county, va., begin?
ning at ft point on tbo western line of
Twenty-first Street. IBB feet, ? Inches
south of Pnlrmount Avenue, and extend?
ing southwardly anil frorilltiff Oli tile West?
ern line of Twenty-first RI feet '?8 feel. S
liiches, und ninniti??; hack between parallel
lines ]?6 feet, Jl Indies, to an alley It feet
wide.
This Is one of tbo best locations In tho
town, being on the neniare with the Bat>
tlst Church nnel near school and ele-j.
trie car lino. The rlwelllng Is well built
and lias 7 looms nnd necessary conven?
iences Usually found In ohe of tlio kind.
TERMS-*Cash, sufficient to pny nil cost
of snip, nil taxes to ilav Or sale, ami
a eleht of $110.85 now due, and balance se?
cured under deed at 0, 12 and 13 month.??
from day of sale. Residue at a credit
of 21 months. All deferred payments to
bo secured by deed of trust on tile prop?
erty. ROBERT DECKT, JR., ,
?J. D. CARNEAD & SON, Trustee, /
Auctioneers. Bt
Ry N. W. Howe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
? XEOUTOR'S BALM OP A VADTJA
a RLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
SMALL RUT CU.MPORTAUL1S IM?
PROVEMENTS THEREON, ABOUT
2 1-2 MILES NORTH OF THE CITY OF"
RICHMOND, ADJOINING? THE LANDS
Oie MATTHEW (V1LMOUR. TUE HEIRS
OF JUDGE JOHN A. MEREDITH. DE
('DARED, AND OTHERS, AND VERY*
CLOSE TO THE NEW NORTH <Otl
CANNON'S) ROAD, BY AUCTION.
As surviving executor of tho late A,
Vf. Shields, I will sell by public auc?
tion, In front of Henrlco County Court?
house, on MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1003, that
belli?? tho first day of tlio June term of
Henrlco County Court, at 1 o'clock, P.
M., tho property abovo referred to. con?
taining 00 3-4 acres of ? Ico land, with fair
Improvements, consisting of dwelling,
kitchen, stable. &c. This property would
malto a (rood (ionio and doubtless It will
provo a good speculative holding, The
dwelling house contains .1 or 4 rooms, onj
Is (?ulto comfortublo, though plain; one*
sido of the Inn-i Is bordered by a good
Uva stream, nnel, altogether, the place I?
well watered. Por further particulars
and to Inspect a plat of tho property,
seo tlio auctioneer.
TERMB-Onn-thir-1 cash end the bal
nnco at ono and two years for notes with
Interest added and (secured l)y a deed ot
trust; or all cash? dt the option of the
purchaser. N. W. BOWE.
t..d.s. Surviving Executor?
By Button & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Corner uf Tenth and Bank Streets.
? 1 UMMISSION ER'S AUCTION SALH
\J OF TWO BRICK TENEMENTS NOB,
624 AND ?35 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET.
In execution of a decree of tlie Rleh
mond Chancery Court, entered on the
luth day of March. 190O, in the suit of
Frances A. Qlassell vs. James AlcNamara
and others, the undersigned Speclul Com?
missioner, appointed thereby, shali offer
for sale, at publia auction, upon tbe prem?
ises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 29TH, 3903,
?it G:00 o'clock P. AL. the property abova
described.
Tenement No. 025 contains five or six
rooms and is situated on the east side of
Seventeenth Street. 87 1-2 feet Bouth of
Carrlngtou Streot. Lot fronts 17 1-2 feet
more or less, with a depth of li? feet.
Tenement No. 6'?4 fronts on the west side
Of Seventeenth Street 14 tl-4 feet, moro di'
less, running back GO feet, more or less,
and contains about four rooms.
TERMS?One-third cash, the balance in.
two euunl instalments at ? and 12 months
for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and the title retained until tlio purchase
money ls puld and a conveyance ordered
by the court, or all cash at tbe option
of the purchaser.
WM. A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required of the Special Com?
missioner by the above decreo has beon,
duly given.
CHAS. O. SAVLLL.E. Clerk.
May 24-tds
By A. J. Chewnlng Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
AUCTION S.VDE
Friday, May 29th, 1903,
O if
Seven of the Nicest Lofs on
Church Hill, Cor. 31st
and Leigh Sis,
Opposite the handsome residence of Mr,
Clay. '
Commencing at ? o'clock P. M.
Buy ono and you will not regret it.
By J. B. Elam & Co.,
Heal Estato Auctioneers.
TKUBTEE'S SADE
i OBI
S.o. 1113 N. 21st St.,
A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO?
STORY. DETACHED FIRAME DWEL?
LING AND LOT ON EAST B1D15TWEN
Tr-FIRHT STREET, B1CTWEEN Q AND
R STREETS. IN KALRMOUNT.
In execution of a doed of trust from
Joshua l'. F, Tlsdale nnd wife, dated
May 15, 1900, recorded In D. B. 151) A, Pego
218, Honrlco County Court, default hav?
ing boon made In tho debt secured, and.
being required ao tp do by the beneficiary,
tlie undersigned trustee will sell by Pub?
lio auotlon on tho promises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 2, HW3,
nt 0 o'clock p. M.. the real estato de?
scribed In tho -miel deed, and situated a*
above stated, the lot fronting 80 feet,
having; a depth between purullei lineo of
120 8-12 feet to un alley 14 feet wide, and
having thereon a very desirable, conven?
iently appointed, ami attraotlve two-story
frame dwelling house and other improve?
ments,
TERMS?Cash as to tbo expenses o|
of sale, nnd the ipt
of $SJ?. with Interest thereon from liti?
ealo, tuxes to day of sale, nnd the
May, 1900, and as to the residue, upon
terms tu be announced at timo of sal?,
J. B. ELAM, Trust?*,
J, B, KliAM Ss CO., Auctioneer?.
May a$-tds
-?<
Bv rollard ?Se Bagby,
Raul Estate Auutloneer?.
A
DCTJON ?ALE OK* AN
Attractive Two-Story Frame?
Detached Dwelling,
Ho. 429, on East Side of Pine, be.
tween Albomarle and Spring Sts?
On Wednesday? Aluy 27, i?U3, at o o'clock,
the above mentioned dwelling, containing
7 rooms; modera improvements, Terms,
? m?? i'iiiii-tli cauli, bulance ti, m. is mid '?i
muntili?. POLLARD ? RAORY,
My 24 tdts Auctioneers.
The above siile lu postponed on aocounl
offrala until FRIDAY. M.V.Y "SITU, 1.03,
at minia flour,
May Si-2t POLLABD A II A OH V,
-.-? 'l'I
????. W'. Mayo,
Auutloueer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IRON
BEDS, TARDE LINEN. MATTING',
CROCKERV. eiC, AT AUCTION.
. I will soil f"i- ?.??.-? "..nt uf .lie owner, at
Nei. 1013 Eu.it CJuy Hiluet. at 10:30 A. M.
. EtUDAv, May s?/p?, loos,
? Ire.? Bod?. II Tublr-?. 3 Extension Tit?
ill?e, a D.-ii Roiun Buiis. 13 Tubi? piotli?,
6 uatWesaea, VVurdroveaii H?1?! IJiim.
Chulee, Rioe-ku-yi, Tabi? Crockery and
Oluittwure. Toilet HbI.-?. M..:i i.,; and nuin
eoruud otliti? uii!. lea.
A, R. MAYO. l'ioprltiteiv
CEO. IJ. VALENTINE). Sulo??taA,
