The times dispatch. [volume], March 26, 1903, Page 9, Image 9

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IT CUTS OUT
GOOD MEN
Blll Relatlng to School Super
Intendents Very Unpopular.
GOVERNOR HAS IT NOW
He Has Untll To?Morrow to Gonsldef
lt?Hls Voto Wouid Glve Satlsfu.
tion to Mnny?May Be
Unconstitutlonal.
No suporlntondent of tho Virginla
schools who has wrltton a hook or who
liiis Invbnlod uny school appllanco can
bo n momber of t.ho Stato 13oiiril of Ktlti
cutlon, Bitys ii hlll whieh ls now on tho
Governor's doifk for hls approval or clls
approval, having- pnsflcd both brnnchos
of tho Gonoral ABBcmbly.. Tlio school
Btiporlntcndontfl of tho Btato arcr naturnlly
up In armB tignlnsl the blll. Ono Ib rc
?Jibrted a? snylng that II dlsoouragcs
scholarshlp nnd tlio nnturnl uso of tho
abllity of tho Stato suporlntondontH nnd
JiUU a premlum on Ignornneo. Tho new
Constltutlon -provldeB thnt tlio Board ot
JOdueation shall hiwe among Its mem?
bers two Stnto sohool Hiiperlntendents.
Tho blll Bftckg to ellmlnato from the
ellglbles all Ihosa who at nny tlmo /ln
thelr llvos havo wrltton a Bohool book,
n. map, ehart, Bpclllng- blnnk, or InveriTod
any Hehoo] appllancc, having lho practl?
cal effeot of Ilmltlng tho forco of tlie
Constltutlon and rendorlng Incllglblc to
electloii mnny ot tho wlsost nnd best
BUperlntondcnts ln tho Stitto.
F1NB MEN KXCI.UD15D.
Tho very men who havo been most
promlnent ln tbo sohool affalr* of tho
Btato, who hnifo dono most for tho schools
nnd wlm nro looked upon ns tho, mos,t
desirable for memborshtlp on tho board
wouid bo no longer among thoso from
whom the nclcctlon could bo mndo. Evory
orr? probnbly who has thought of the mat?
ter has consldered Mr. ID. C. Glass. of
..ynchburg, ns well nigh certaln to be ono
of the BUperlntendents to bo chosen. and
yet hls spellor and other books wouid. ex
clude hlm nnd brlng about a low to" tho
Btato of the servlces of ono of Its wlsest
and" best men,
Othor mon of equeal valuo nnd useful
noss wouid be excltided. A number of
persons have exprossed the opinion thnt
,the law, If |t become3 ono, wouid bo'
unconstitutlonal, since that Instrument
ptatos that nny superlntendent ls ellgl
blo to electlon, whlle tho blll wouid havo
the effect of llmlllng tho number of ellgl
blen,
Tho Governor wlll haive to return tho
blll wlth or wlthout hls signnturo on
Saturday. If lio sees flt to veto It, niany
promlnent and thlnking peoplo through
,out tho Stato wlll 15e glad. -..
WILL BE FUN FOR ALL
MotherGoose Market to Open To-Nlght
at the Cavalry Armory.
The Mother Goobo Markot wlll hold
eway to-nlght at the Cavalry Armory on
Beventh S'tTeot. north of Lelgh.
j The ontertalnmont whlch Is glven under
tho usplcefl of tho ladies of Immanucl
:..JjJa.ptlst Church, wlll bo ono of the most
iiovol and Interesting of tho year. There
wlll be many unlquo and strlklng featuros
ln whlc ha groat number of chlldren and
young folks wlll. tako part.
The ladlos ln chargo of the market
wero busy untll a late hour last nlght
decorating the armory and flttlng lt up
ready for tho openlng. A,-largo stago has
beon erected and there aro commodlous
and prottlly decorated booths from whlch
cream, candy, frults, flowers and fancy
articles wlll bo dlspensed.
There has beon a large salo of tickets
and tho success of tho entertalnment is
sssurod.
Local Optlon Elections.
(Speclal to Tho TlmeH-DlKpatch.)
TORKTOWN, VA.. March 25.?Notlces
havo beon posted In both Grafton and
Bruton Districts nnnounclng April 27th
as the day sot by Judgo Smlth, of tho
County Court, for holdlng local optlon
elections ln both thoso districts.
Six Physicians
Said Diabetes.
Br\_ht'm DIbcbbo Bftd Diabetes
Aro Posltlvely Curoble.
John A. Phelps, of the Hotel Hepeller, T8I
Butter stroet. an old-ttme Bon Frnnotioo btl_t>
tuoss mnn, Intertle'wed Dcoomber 31, lBOii
Q.-it ie bard for peoplo to belloTeUrtght'i
Dl-Bii.o and Diabetes ire ourabte. Wlll you
ICt Ull tiiuutlon your oiiln t
A.- You may. I've told tnaoy nbout lt.
Q.?Did _ihy~lot__s deolare It l.l?betM t
A.?A half doien did. For three yoars X de?
cllne- it-nJtly tlll llnnlly t had to wll uiy
biislne-i. The last dootor thoti.ht I'd llve ouly
ebout _Ik weeks nuU edvlsed mo to stralgbten
oul tny ofTatrs.
Q.?How noon did you begln to taend under
tho I' .llton C'ointiounus f
A,?Tho speciUo gravlty soon bogan to drop,
but It was uoarly _ year beforo I wus porfeotly
BOUIlll.
Q.?Did nnv whom you told of lt take lt ?
A.?Sov~r?l cu-.B of iJlnliutcH and llrl.ht'l
Dlsoaio, upon huurlng my -ipuricuoe, .took It
and roeovered.
(_.?Cnii you rooiill tho namos V
A,?I clou't llke to moutlon tbcm without
tliolr po.mlKslon. One wns u fr'ond ln Oolllti
wnod, Ohlo, who wns ponslonod oll by hld oom.
piiny as Inourablt'. Ilo recovcred, Anothor
wu.h llint of u well-io-do lady In thla oity. who
?vun olio glven up by her physlolans. Bhe ll
bow pcrfcctly well.
Q.?Whi-taojou thlnk now of tho ourablltty
of olironlo Urlglil'H r.inoa-e und Dtnbotos t
A.?I havo known for sovorol yoar- that they
aroournblo.
Cj.?Ilut tho books say that they aro not?
A.?Cortainly thoy do, and f..r thnt reason
mnny will not at llrst bellere it, but they ..111
grndu-lly.
Modlcal works agree that Brlght's Disease
and Dlubotos aro lnourable, but 87 per oent, aro
posltlvoly reooverlng undor the Fulton Com
pounds. (Common forms of kldney oomulelnt
and rh.unintinm offer but short reslstenoe.)
Prloo, II for the Brlght's Dloouue and 11.60 for
tho D!u~otlo C-muound. John J. Fulton Co.,
430 Montgomary St., San Franclsco, sole oom
poonders. Freo toats mado for putloats, D?
eorlptive pamphlot mallod free.
Owens &. Mlnor Drug Co., Dlstrlbutors.
OBSERVANCE OF
THE SABBATH
Col. Bowman's Constituents
Appeal Agalnst Sunday
Tralns.
Colonel A. M. Bowinan, of Roanoke,
county, offered ln the House yesterday.
tbe followlng: Interestlng; petltlon slgrned
by forty-six persons, whloh was referred:
"We, the' underslgned cltl.ena ana ta~?>
payers, respectfully ask our representa
tlves to have passed at the next session
of lho Oeneral Assembly a law to pro?
hlblt tho desecratlon of the Sabbath In
overy manner posslble, and especlally
deslgnatlng what conBtltutes perlshable
freight and the months It ls1 perishable.
Tbo'present law is'only a screen for
rallroad companies, as they wlll attach
a box car wlth a barrel of potatoes o"r
apples ln ft to a traln of from flfty to
seventy empty "hoppera" and run It aU
day Sunday as perlshable freight, traln
aftor traln belng run In thla manner,
kcoplng men from thelr famllles and their
churohes whlle other cltlzens are ""fftjo?*
ing tho Sabbath.
We would suggest a law allowlng thom
only to haul iperlshable freight and not
allowlng them to "flll out." Tho snrriTJ
law\ should apply to all legal holldayS,
and should mak_ the minlmun. f.ne {500
Instead of VA as at presont, 110 to bo
pald the lnformer.
Wlth ventllated and refrrgerator cars
thore Is no excuse for the wllful vlolatlon
of the Sabbath and tho lmerruptlon ot
rellglous eervlces by the ear spllttlng
shrlek of the locomotlvo. Wo beg you
to glve the poor rallroad men the same
prlvlleges now granted to postofllce and
bank employes.
COMPROMISE BILL.
The Bonate Committee on Fish and
Came yesterday afternoon ftworably re?
ported the blll offorod by Hon. W. D.
Cardwoll, of Hanover, to put qH the ques?
tlon of breaklng the Baylor systom sur?
vey untll next year, and to appolnt a
commltteo to look lnto the questlon. The
blll wlll pass the Senate.
A Little More VaJue
For your money than you can get anywhere else, and
CREDIT FOR EVERYONE.
Solid Oak
Dlnlng Ohair *,
hlgh embossed
baok; braoo
turnod spln
dlos and post,
A blg valuo
for'
95c
Solid Oak Drossor, well flnlshed
and neatly carved, swolled top
drawers, 20x24, oval Frenoh beveled
plate mlrror, A blg bar
galn for .
$11.50
Handsome Solid' Oalt Wardrobo,
doublo doors, paneled front and sldes,
shelf and hooks com
plcto for ,.,,,
#8.50
Protty 3-pioce RooopMon Sulto, hand
somoly carved, mahogany flnlshed
frames, tuftod backs and good up
holstoring, coverod wlth CiX _\_\
fancy damask, only. l>lv,J)U
New Baby
Carriages
And Go-Carts ln all
tho latost styles of
gearlng, flno cush
lons, and better
than nny storo
shows, and at the
lowest prlcos for
Cash or Credlt.
From 16.95
57*95.910 and
UpTo?40,oo.
Mattings.
$li;00 Roll, 40 yards t 7.50
18,00 Roll, .0 yardB 7.08
14.00 Roll, 40 yards 0,50
17.00 Roll, 40 yards 11.00
Othors llJ^J oents por
yard up.
r_ezI7E?jz?7_7^rHai
7 and 9 West Broad Street,
Vhe Cbcape-t Cash or Credlt Store lu tho City,
TO INSFECT
THE TROOPS
Regular Army Offlcer toVlew
Vlrglnla's Mllltla.
THE CONFEDERATE ROLLS
Southern Governor* Approvs tha Plan
to Publlih Them and Offer to
Aid In Every Way?Rural
Dellvery Routes.
Tlmos-DIspatoh Hurnau,
No. 1417 O Btreot, N. W?
?' Washlngton, D. O,, Msroh 28.
Major Purker, asslstant adjutant-gono
ral, temporarlly in chargo ot tho milltary
dlvlslon of tho War Dopartmont, hns sont
the followlng telogram to Adjutant-Oon
oral Nalle at Rlohmondt
"The Dopartmont ls ready to lssuo
magailno arms and ? equlpm.nts undor
seotlon 18 of the mllltla law as soon as
the numbor requlrod to arm tho organlsod
mllltla ln your Btato oan 6o detormlned
by personal lnspootlon of an army offl?
cer. Tho Boerotary of War dcslros you
tn advluo by wlro the earllost dato and
plaoe whoro. an Inapooto/ oan vJ.lt eaoh
of your organlsatlons."
Beoretary Root haa deolded to detall a
regular army offloer to lnspeot all Btato
troops before Issulng tho Krag-Jorgensen
rldes.' ?
TKB MUBTBR ROliLS.
Tho work of copytng Confedorato
muitor rolls ln oonn'ootlon wlth tho
recent ordor of tho Seerotary of
War, that the namos of all Con?
federate soldiers be printed ln a
rootor tobepropared by the governmont.
General Marous J. Wrlght, who has done
a great deal bf hard work on'the Con?
fedorato records ln "The Reoords of tho
Robelllon," Btild to-day ho had not ro
celved any orders or Informatlon In re?
gard to ths work. He haa recelvod many
lnqulrlos from old Confodorates regard?
ing the work, but thus far he has not
been able to make any satlsfactory re?
ply. It wlll not be long, however, before
the order ls Issued regarding the nature
of tho work and the methods to be pur?
sued ln executing It,
The ex-Confederates are manlfestlng
general Interest ln the work. Tho Gov
ernors of several of the Southern States
? have replled to the Secretary of War's
letter sollclting their help ln obtalnlng!
aoourate company rolls, and all thus far
heard from have pledged their earnest
co-operatlon. Governor Montague ls
among the State Executives who have al?
ready wrltten Secretary Root. The work
to be done wlll raqulre several years.
RURAL ROUTES.
Reprcstnatlve Flood, of the Tenth' Dis?
trict, was hero a short time yesterday.
He returned home by way of Richmond
last night, Whlle hero Mr. Flood looked
after varlous mattera at the depart
mentB and Bucceedcd in having two rural
dellvery routes establlshed ln hls dls
trist. Each of them runs.out of Loving
ston, Nelson county.
Mr. Flood haa succeeded In securlng
about flfty rural freo dellvery routes In
hls dlstrlct. Tho people , are very gen?
erally plebsed wlth the system.
However, there Is a flght over a propo?
sltion to^stabllsh a routa from Buch
anan, in Bot?tourt county, to a point
noar Hlgh Brldge, ln Rockingham coun?
ty. It was propoBed to abollsh the post
offlcos of Tlroga, Roarlng Run and Lom
bnrdy on the route, The flrst nnd last
named offlces wero onlyi recently estab?
llshed. Mr. Flood recelvod a petition,
slgned by more than a majorlty of the
people interested, requestlng that the
routes be not establlshed and that tho
offlces be continued. Mr. Flood for?
warded' the petition to the department
wlth the request that the wishes of the
majorlty ot tho people interested In the
three offlces named bo respected, and the
route was not establlshed.
He learned at the department yester?
day, however, that lt was charged that
he had opposed "the establishment of the
dellvery route beeause it waa proposed
to make a Mr. Fulwller, a Republlcan,
whose brother ls Republlcan postmaster
at Buohanan, the oarrler, Mr, Flood
says he had no suoh ldo.a: he Blmply fol?
lowed the wishes of a majorlty of the
people. As a matter of fact he.had a
froe dellvery route establlshed from Fln?
castlo lnst week, and tho oarrler Is n
Republlcan. However, the route from
Buchanan was establlshed, but only
Roarlng Run postofflco was dlscontlnued.
Mr, Flood recently socured the appoint?
ment of Dr, James Abbltt, Jr,, ot Appo?
mattox county, as a surgoon In the army,
l?j? the appolntee falled on the examina?
tion, owlng to hls belng color-bllnd. whlch
had never Beforo boen suapected. Sur
goon-Gonoral Rlxoy says Dr, Abbltt
stood tho profosslonal oxaminatlon ln an
excellent manner, Dr. Abbltt graduated
a yoar or two ago from tho Medlcal Col?
loge of Virglnia, and has a wlde ao
qualntance In Rlohrrjnnd._:
POLTTICS IN TENTH,
I haven't heard anythlng recently of
tlie proposed candldacy of formor Lieu
tonant-Governor Echols for Congress
from the Tenth Dlstrlct. A gont|oman
from that dlstrlct told mo Saturday he
felt protty well assured that there wouid
bo no opposition to Mr. Flood next tlme.
Ho thought thls wns likely ln vlow of
tlio fact thnt thls wns Mr, Flood's flrst
term ln CongrosB, and the further fact
that ho has made thus far an exoellent
representatlve, Llko wlne, nnd "wood to
burn," Congressmen generally Improve
wlth nge.
Thero are two oomlng men ln tho vir?
ginla delegatlon, lf thelr constltuents glve
them a chanco to beoome s^isoncd, These
two are Carter Glass and Hnl Flood.
LICI3N8I.D TO WED.
Llconses to marry wore laaued to Vir?
ginla couplos hero to-day as followsI
Josoph Horrlng and 'Jennie AVood, of
Prlnce Willlam county, by Rev. George
E. Maydwell.
Samuel J, Hedrlck and Dalsy Dean Dad
son, of Port Ropubllo, Rockingham ooun?
ty.
Thornton S. Jones, of Orange county,
and Ablle Boalmoro, of Carollno oounty,
by Rev, F. M. Bristol.
Virginla free dellvery routos have,been
establlshed, to begln May 1st, as folr
JOWS!
Bannlster, Plttsylvsnla county, one routo
wlth ono carrlor, coverlng a distanco of
twenty-one miles, and an area of elghteen
square miles, 444 peoplo llvlng ln one
hundred and eloven houses, wlll be aervod
on thls route.
Buohanan, Botetourt oounty, one addl?
tional route, 23 miles long, coverlng
elghteen squaro mUe_ and servlng 710
people llvlng In 160 houses.
Tho pootofflces at Teroga and Lom
bardy and the speolal service from Loni
bardy to Natural Bridgo wlll be dlscon?
tlnued, as wlll also Star Route 14619. The
postofflco at Roarlng Run will bo dlscon?
tlnued. ...
po-toffiees have been superseded by ru?
ral froe dellvery In Virglnia and North
Carolina as follows i
Farls, Washlngton county, Va.j mail
goes to Qlado Spring, , '
Moore'* Oroek, Pondep oounty, H, 0,|
mall goos to Atklnson,
Sterllng, Robsson county, N, 0,| mnll ,
goes to Barnosvllh}. _ -
*0?v*r?J o| the JDlder wttaohwi of the
Postoftleo toopartment, who know tho
lato Willlam It. Culllngsworlh, former
postmaslor ftt ttlchrrtohd, oxpressed grent
rogrct tu tlny nt nows of hls tioath.
Among thoso who Unnw hlm huro ho wn_
~~ popular ahd aa woll bolovod an ho wns
In RJahfnoiid. VV, B. H.
: CHOOSE DEATH
(Continued from Flrst Pago.)
ohargos brought agnlnst hlm and ern
bolllshod wlth tho Oonoral's portrait ln
Mll Uniform, camo undor hls attentlon.
Ho left the lobby,. golng to hls room and
the plstol' shot followod soon aftor.
Tho .Oonoral's sulcldo has profoundly
ehooked tho Urltlsh ofllolalB horo, Thoso
about tho hotel, who had conversed wlth
Blr Heotor Maodonald recently, say ho
ehowed no slgns of exoltement or mental
worry,
Roie From Rnnkii
Major-Oonernl Blr Heotor Maodonald,
who ls an alde-do-eamp to Klng Dldward,
wns born In 18B3, enllntod In tho Oordon
Hlghlandors nnd eorvr.d nlno yoars ln
tho rnnkd. Ilo aoaompanlod Blr Frodorlolc.
(now Lord) Roberts In hls fninous maroh
to Cabul) was present nt tho battlo of
Kandahar and was promoted to bo socond
lloutonanti Blnoe thon Mnodonnld hns
sorved In tho Boer war, 1881, In whloh ho
took part In tho battlo of Mnjulm Hlll)
the Nllo oxpodltlon, _.8S1-'8G. Buakln, 1888;
the Nllo, 18801 oapture of Toknr, 1891 j
oommandod the Second Infantry Brlgado
of the Dongola Expodltlonary ForOe,
18B0! oommandod the Egyptian Brlgade,
1807-'08. taklng part In tho battles of
Abu-Hamed, Atbara and Khartoumi re?
celved tho thanks of Parllnmont and was
appointed nn aldo-do-carnp to tho lnto
Queen Vlotorla; oommandod the troops
In the Slrhlnd Distrlct of India, 180.;.
oommandod the Hlghland Brtgndo, South
Afrlca, 1800-1001; was woundod at tho
battle of Panrdeburg and mado a Knight
Commander of the Bath, nnd oommnnded,
the Southorn and Belg-Um Distriets,
India, from 1001 untll 1002, when ho wns
nppolnted to command the Brltlsh troops
In Coylon. Tho .Oeneral has born repeat
edly mentloned in oflloial dlspatches for
gallant oonduot ln the fleld, nnd has about
half a dozen orders .and medals and nearly
a doren clnsps.
Hls sobrlquot of "Fightlng Mao," Rlven
by the rank nnd fllo of the army, was
indorsod by the Brltlsh pooplo in the
Boer war, and hls promotlon to an Indlan
command was looked upon ns only tho
stepplng-stono to stlll hlgher milltary ap
polntmonts.
At the tlme of tho battlo of Paarde
berg, Heotor Maodonald wns, In tho' eyos
of the tmiltlttide In England, tho man of
the war,; Tho publlo surrounclod hlm -wlth
a halo of herolsm, eonsldorlng hlm Ilon
heartod and lnvinclblo and us a solf-mado
man, ono, ln fact, of themselves. They
spoke proudly of hls ' havlng beon a
draper's asslstant.' Insplred wlth martlal
ardor, he havlng learned hls drllls from
a retlred corporal at Invornoss, and en
Usted In the ranks. His wound at Paar
deberg causod much anxlety, but it was
not dangerous, though sovere. He had
been summoned from India, where ho
had been serving slnce the Egyptian'cam?
paign, to procced to South Africa, -when
the Boer -war broke out and when the
Hlghland Brlgade lost Its chlef, General
Wauohope, on the black nlght of Magers
fonteln. Macdonald recelved the com?
mand of the Scottlsh Reglments. He re
malned ln the fleld throughout the cam?
paign, but had no opportunlty of accom
pllshlng any brilliant fent, suoh as that
of Omdurman, in the Soudan, when hls
coolness ln changing front at a crltlcal
moment of tho Mnhdlst second attack
saved Kltchener's flank.
SAVED THE REAR AT OMDURMAN.
It was of hls conduct at Omdurman
that the lnte Mr. George XV. Steevens
wrotet "But" tho cockplt of the flght
was Macdonald's. The Brltlsh mlght
avenge hls brlgade; lt was hls to keep'
lt and to kill off the attack. , To meet It
he turned hls front through a compiete
half circle, faclng successlvely south,
west and north. Every tactlclan in the
army was dellrlous in hls pralse; the
lgnorant correspondent was content to
watch the man and hls blacks.
. " 'Cool os on parade,' Ia an old phrase.
Macdonald Bey was very much cooler.
Beneath tho strong, square hewn face
you could toll that the brain was work?
lng as lf packed In lce. Ho sat solid on
hls horso, and bont hls black brpws to?
ward the green flag and the Remlngtons.
Then he turned to a galloper wlth an
order and cantered easlly up to a bat?
talion commander. Maglcally the- rlfleB
hu3hed, tho stlnglng powdor smoke
wlsped away, nnd the companies were >
rapldly threadlng back and' forward,
round and round, ln nnd out,. ns If it
were a flgure In a dance, In two mln?
utes the brlgade was together agaln ln
a new place. The-fleld ln front was hast
enlns toward us In a whltoy brown cloud
of <Jervlshes and orders, Macdonald's
Jaws grlpped nnd hardonod ns the flame
spurted out agaln and the whltey brown
oloud qulvored and stood stlll,
"He saw everythlng, knew what to do,
knew how to do lt, did lt. At the flro
he was ever broodlng watchfully behlnd
the flring line; nt tho cease fire he wns
instantly ln front of lt; nll saw hlm and
know that thoy woro bolng nursed to
trlumph,"
HIS COMMISSION GTVEN BY LORD
ROBERTS.
Hls flrat famo was achleved ln the
Afghan campaign of 1S79, when Lord
RobertB prntsod hls "coolness, Judgmont
and gallantry" in hls dlspatches. In,
command of a small hlll block houso,
wlth slxty-threo Gordon Hlghlandors
and part of a Slkh reglment, Mncdonalrt
learned that Afghana woro lylng ln walt
to eut the ataff to plocea. Ho found .
them two thousand strong ,on a steop
hlll and defeated thom, ao that Lord
RobertB snld: "But for his exeeltont ser
vlcos on thls occaslon lt mlght probably
havo hoen Imposalblo to wirry out tho
programme of our march."
Then when tho famous dash to Can
dahar had boon completed Roborts pre?
sonted a sword to Macdonald, wlth hls
personal thanks. nnd nt tho ond of he
war offored tho choico of a comm sslon
or the Vlct'orln Cross, tho commlss on
belng prornptly chosen and obtalned nlne
yoars after onllstment.
After that Macdonal.Vs tlmo was spent
almost entlnjly In actlvo sorvlco nnd tho
wlnnlng of honors In Egypt,
... a ?
SPECIAL RATES
Via Seaboard Alr Line Rallway, Accoun
Followlng Occaslon.
United Confodornte Veterans' Reunlon,
Now Orleans, La., May 19-23, 1903. Ono
cont per mllo each way for tho round
trlp. Tlokets on snlo May .Oth to 2lst,
lnolusiVe; roturn llmlt Mny 21th, except
by payment of flfty conts, tickets ex
tonded to Juno 16th.
Meeting Amerlcan Medlcal Associatlon,
Now Orleans, La? May 6-8, 11)03.
One fare for tho round. trlp, Tlokets on
salo May 1st to 4th, lnclusive: roturn
llmlt ten days from dato of salo,
ASSIST NATURE. 'Thoro aro tlmes
when you should nsslst naturo, lt ls now
undertnklni? to clennso your systom-lf
you will tako Hood's SnrsaparlUa t.he un
dertaklng will be suecessful. Thls great
madlclne puriflea nnd bullds up as nothlng
elso does, ____________
CHEAP RATES TO NEW ORLEANS
Via Seaboard Alr Line Rallway.
On nooount of tho mootlng oi the Na?
tional MnnufaoturoiH' Assoolallon of Now
Orleans, April lBth-17th, tlokots to thnt
point wllj bo sold ut ono faro for tho
round trTO via tho Boabopd. Alr Llno
Rallway on April Jlth, 3?th and 13th,
,The*/ wlll bo good returnlng untll April
JDtU, but by payment ot a, tea at 50.
centu irnty bo (?xtendea to April Both, ,
MEETINGS,
0AAtMtMAMAM l&bfrJt/>iiXMMM&*A*AiW+AAM
Sloss Iron and
Steel Company.
No.loi of Stockholders' Meotlng of
Sloii Iron and Steol Company.
In ficcordance Wlth tho By-Laws no
tloo ls heroby glven that tha annual meot?
lng of tho Stockholders of,tho SI_0~9
IRON & 8TEBL COMPANY wlll bo .held
at lho offlcos ot the Company In Blrmlng
ham, Ala., on WEDNESDAY, Aprll 1.
1003, nt 12 o'clock noon, to elect Dlroc
lors for tho ensuing yoar and for tha
triitisnctlon of suoh other business as may
oome boforo the meotlng,
Books for tho transfor of stook wlll be
olosed from March 21st, 1003, at 12 o'olock
noon, to Aprll 4th, 1003, at 10 o'olock A. M.
(Slgnod) J. W. M'QUEEN,
Secretary,
Atlantio Coast Llno Rallroad Company,
Offlco of tho Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT A
general or speclnl moetlng of tho Btock
holdors of the ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RA]_._tuAD COMPANY has boen called
by the Board of Dlroctors to be held at
the offlco of tho Company In tho Clty pf
RIohmond, Vlrglnla, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
on TUESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF
APRIL, A, D,. 1003. for the purposo of
considering and actlng upon tho pur?
chaso of tho rnllroads and othor propor
tv, rlghts, prlvllogos and franchlses of
the Florlda Southorn Rnllrond Company,
and also for the purposo of considering
and aotlng upon the purchase of tho
rnllroads and othor property, rlghts, prlv
llogeB and franchlses of tho Banford aml
St. Petersburg Rallroad Company, both
oorporatlons created and oxlstlng undor
the laws of the State of Florlda, whloh
wlll be submltted _ot tholr approynl,
H. L, BORDEN,
Socrotary.
Richmond, Va.. March 24, 1003.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETINO
Of tho Stockholders of THB ALBK
MARLE PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY wlll be held at tho offlco of
Mossrs. Wllllams. Bryan & Wllllams,
Flrst National Bank ? Bulldlng, RIoh?
mond, Ta., on THURSDAY, April 9,
18C8, at 12 o'clock M.
CHARLES M. BOSWELL,
Socretary and Treasurer.
Rlehmond, Va., March 23, 1903,
A MEETINO OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
6f THB TIMES COMPANY wlll be held
on SATURDAY, Aprll 4. 1003, at , 12
o'olock M,, at the offlce of the company
ln RIohmond.
A. R. HOLDERBY, Jr.,
Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Offlco of Clty Engineer,
RIohmond. Va., Maroh 26, -1903.
SEALICD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celvod at thls offlce untll 4 P, M. MON?
DAY, MARCH' 30. 1903, for PAVING
WITH GRANTTE SPA.LLS CERTAIN
OUTTERS AND THB ROADBBDS OF
CERTAIN 6T_.EI_TS. _^_
For FURNT8KINO- AND SETTINO
NEW GRANITB CURBINO and for
I-AYING GRANOLITHIC CURBS AND
OUTTERS, aa per llst on flle ln thls
offlce.
' For BUTLDINO A CONCRETE WAU~
at Sevonth and. Hospital Streets, Bhockoe
Creek lmprovement,.-and EXCAVATION
AND FILLINO for eamo.
SpeclflcatlonB and full Information to
bldders can be had upon appllcatlon at
thls offlce.
A certlflod <ohee_: for 1250 must accom
pany each bld. .
The Committee on Streets and Shockoe
Creek reserve the rlght to rejeot any and
all blds offered, and to award the con
traot as a whole' or ln separate parts.
W. E, CUT-THAW,
Clty Engineer.
FORT MONROE, VA., MARCH 20, 1903.
Sealed-Proposals, ln- trlpllcnto, for fur
niahlng a 12-Ton Stoam Locomotlve hore
wlll bo recelved untll 12 M. APRIL 20, 1903.
U. ? S, reserves rlght to accept or reject
any or all proposals or any part thereof.
Information furnished ? on appllcatlon.
Envelopes contalnlng proposals should be
marked "Proposals for Locomotlve," ad
dressed C. P. TOWNSLEY, Q. M._
REAL ESTATE.
Something You W_N.nt!
A man to sell'your FARM. Aet now, .
for Hfe Is short. Delay ia vold of all
business prlnclple. I wlll sell your
REAL ESTATE or sell you REAL
ESTATE anywhere In the United
States. Apply at once.
Agents wanted In every county,
J. COLES CLAY,
Manager International Farm Agency,
No, 215 Elghth Street,
Lynchburg, Va.
Farms, Mills, &c. For Sale,
GEO. E. CKATOORD & OO.,
Gntnloffuo Froo. ; 803 E. Main St,
FOR SALE.
GREAT BAR8AIN!
Beautiful Modern Home,
Chestnut Mill, Half Block Front,
on Althea and 4th Avenue.
Prlce $5,500.
CHARLES A. ROSE, Roal Estnfe Agont
AN ORDLNANCE
(Approved March 13, 1903,)
GRANTINO PERMISSION TO ST.
LUKE'S ASSOCXATION TO CON?
STRUCT AND M.UNTA1N TWO
AREAS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ST.
JAMES STREET BEWE1.N BAKER
AND CHARTIY STREETS.
Bo lt ordaluod by the Councll of tho
Clty of Richmond:
Ist. That porrnlsslon be, and tho samo
ls horoby grantod to St, Luko's Associa?
tlon to construct and malntuln two aroas
ou tho wost sldo of St, Jamos Streot be?
twoon Baker and Charity Streots.
Sd. That the sald areas aro to be con
struotod according to tho plan presonted
by'sald St, I.tiko's Assoqlatlon, and now
on dlo ln tho offlco of Cltly Engineer; and
also ln such mnnnor and wlth such ma
torlnls as shall bo satlafactory to the Clty
Etiglnoer,
8d, The sald St. Luko'a Associatlon shall
at all tlmos Ueop sald aroas In proper
ropnlr, and shall mako sueh ropalrs as tho
Commlttee on Streots mny at any tlme
doem ronsonnblo for tho safety of persons
uslng tho hlghway over snld areas.
4th. Tho said St. Luko's AssoclaUon
shnll pu.y tho rata tlxed by tho ordlnanco
of the clty allowlng construotlon of areas
or vaults ln sldowalka or nlleyB,
Gth, Tho premlsslon heroby granted
Bhall nt any tlmo bo ^suWoot to nny
amendmont or revocatlon by tho Clty
Counc.ll. Upon n revocatlon or amond?
ment of snld porrnlsslon, tho snld St.
Luko's Assoolatlon. or any subsequent
owner of sald houso, shall |mniodlat?ily
conform to suoh amendmont or revoca?
tlon,
Blli. Tho snld porrnlsslon ls glven subjeot
to tho cnudlt'lons that tho sald St, Luke's
Associatlon, or any subsequent owner of
snld houso, wlll lndomnlty. relmburso,
and save harmloss the clty of Rich?
mond for any chargea, damages, or cost
that tho olty may be requlred to pay by
reason of any porsons bolng Injurod or
damaged ln any way, ln proporty or per?
son, uy tho oonstruotlon, oxlatenoo, or
lmproper malntonnneo of sald nreaa.
7th, Beforo any work Is dono undor thls
ordlnanco, tho sald St. Luko's Associa?
tlon shall obtain from the Clty Engineer
hls wrltten permlt to excavate ln tho
Stronts of tho olty, , _ '?;, .'.?-' ?..'
8th, For a fallure to conform fully to tho
provlsions of thls ordlnanco, or any
amondment or revocatlon thereof, or anv
roquircmont thoroundur, tho aald Bt,
I^ulco's Assoolatlon, or nny Bubaequ&nt
ownor of sald houso, shnll be llable to a
flno of not oss than t<m nor moro than
flfty dollars| oaoh day's fallure to be a
nopsrato offense.' ...
Oth, All ordlnancos or ]>nrts_ of ordt
naueos aro horoby ropoale.1, so far as tno
ptttnu may pontllot horowlth,
Joth, This ordlnanco shnll bo ln forco
.4M4I City Clork,
AUOTION 8ALfi_?THIS DAV.
By Hi, Soldon Taylor,
Real Eatato Agent ahd Atictlofieor,
No, 8 Nofth Elevonth Stroot,
n OURT SALE OF, THRBE VALttA
*-< blh duildtncl lots. with a
Frame dwellino 1-ioube on each,
nos. 211, 301 and 303, situated on
SOUTH SIDE OF WEflT BROAD
STREET. JUST BEYOND THE MA?
SON IC TEMFLIS.
By vlrtUo ot a deoroo of tho Chnncory
Court of the .clty of Richmond, entered
March 18, 1903, ln t.ho suit ot Mary-I.
Bo.el & others vs, Irvlng T. Anderson *
others, I wlll, as Spcelal ComtnlBSloner
theroby appolnted, proceed to sell tho
above-montloned roal estato nit pubUo
auctlon, upon tho promlses, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1008.
commonclrlg at 4:80 o'clock P. M? ln tho
followlng ordor! ?;
lat. That valtinbls lot. wlth a two-story
brlok and framo dwolllng thereon, No.
211, on south slde of Broitd Street, bo
twnon Jofterson and Madlson, frontlng
24x127 foot,, moro or loss, to a wido pub?
llo alley, ?',_,,.
2d. That doslrabls lot, wlth a 2-story
framo dwolllng thoroon, No. 801, at south?
west corner of Broad nnd Madlson Stroots,
frontlng 16 3-123td0 feot, moro or less, to
8d. That nloo lot, wlth a 2-story frnmo
dwolllng thereon, No, 803, nnd adjolnlng
No. 301, on south slde of Hrood Streot,
betWOen Madlson and Monroo,. frontlng
IB 2-12x00 foet, moro or loss, to an alley,
T.hla proporty hns a brlght futuro, and
an Invontmont mado ln lt now must provo
profUablo.
TERMS?Ono-fourth cnsh, bnlance on a
oredK of 6, 12 and 18 montha, ovldonoed by
nogotlablo notes, wlth Interoat added from
day of salo; or all caah, at optlon of pur
chasor. subject to conflrmatlon of tho,
court/and tno tltlo to bo retalned untll a
conveyanco ls ordored by tho court, T.ho
purchaeer ls to pay the taxos for tho yoar
1003.
.WM, B. M'lLWAINH, \
Speolal Commlssloner.,
The bond requlred of the Speolal Com?
mlssloner by tho abovo deoreo has been
duly glven,
CHAS. O. SAV-LLE, Clerk.
Mar. 20
, Wm, B. Pizzlnl Company,
Real Eatato Auctloneers,
A trcn6l*7 SALE~
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELDTNQ OF
J BEVEN ROOMS, BATH, ETC, IN
WEST END,
At. the request of tho owner we wlll
offer for sale at publlo auotlon, on the
premlses, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2?, 1903,
at 6 P, M? the seml-detoohed brlok
dwelllng. j
No. I18 North LombardyStreet,
Between Grove and Floyd Avenues,
Thls house la ln splendld order and
wlll make elther a most attraotlve In?
vestment or a splendld home, Borgain
hunterg wlll do well to attend. -
TERMS?Llboral and announced at sale,
Mar. 20-td,
By MoVelgh & Gllnn,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. 1112 E, Maln Street
A
UCTION SALE
OF
Ho. 928 Brook Avenue.
At the request of the owner we wlll
offer for salo, on the premiaes, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1003,
at 5 o'clock F. M., the above dwelllng, The
lot fi*onts 28 feet on the west side of
Brook Avenue and runs back 106 feet to
an alley,
TERMS? Announced at sale.
M'VEIGH & GLINN,
Mar 22-td, Auctloneers.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auotloneer,
1206 Eaat Maln.
KB F RI G E R A T ORS, IRON BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES, GO-CART,
COOK STOVES. FINE FURNITURE
ETO., AT AUCTION,
I wlll sell at my auctlon-houao ut 10:30
A. M,
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1903,
8 RefrlgeratorB, 6 Iron Bods. 2 Halr Mat?
tresses, 2 Book-Cases, China Press, 4
Wardrobes' Twdn Go-Cart, 5 Sewlng Ma?
chlnes, 4 Chamber Sults, 3 Parlor.Suit.-s, 3
Sideboards, 4 ExtenBlon Tables, 2 Flno
Cooklng Stoves, and a' largo Une of house?
hold and kltchon Furnlture,
A. R. MAYO, Proprletor.'
Geo, H, Valentlne, Bnlesmnn./-_
AUOTION SALES?FUTURB DAYS.
' A.' Im Adumson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonera.
Parffition Sale of
lmproved Real Estate
At Auctlon.
FINE PAYING INVESTM-3NT.
We wlll sell at publlo auotlon, on tho
premlses,- on
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1003,
at 5 P. M., three houaea and lots, front?
lng 65 feet on east alde Nlnth Street,
Noa, 118, 118 and 120, These houses are1
good rontors. They are located ln the
center of the olty. bolng wlthln two
squareB of the courthouso, postofflco and
bnnk bulldlngs. Also wlll sell at the aamo
tlmo one vacant lot, frontlng 84 feet on
Vaden Street ln Atkisson's Addition.
TERMS?One-third cash, balanco six
and twolvo' months._ ?-,,-,_
ROBT, S. RIVBS.
A, L, Adamson, Auctloneer.
Mar 26-6t _ _
By Augustine Royall & Co,,
Renl Estato Agents and Auctloneers,
Office: Leador Bulldlng, (Manchestor, Va.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
1 OF
A Nico Llttlo Farm In Chosterflold County
on the Wnrwlck Road, near tho clty of
Manchestor, on MONDAY, MARCH 30th.
1003, at 12 o clook A. M.. on the premlses.
By vlrtuo of a deed of trust executod to
tho undorsigned, dated July 7th, 1S97, and
duly reoordod ln tho County Court, olork's
offlco, of sald county In D. B. 94, pago 350.
and bolng requlred so to do, I wlll soll
at auctlon on tho day, hour and plaoe
named abovo, that nlce llttlo farm, front?
lng oa tho Warwick Road, contalnlng 15
acres, adjolnlng tho Iands of J, D. Roun
treo, Slator Meyors & Co., J. S. Clayton
ot nls. Thls ls nlce land and wlll make
a nlce suburban homo.
TERMS?Cash as to expenses ot sale,
taxos, 1f any be duo, and to pay off tho
note secured ln tmlcl deed, $126, with In?
torest from July 7th, 1003. till pald; tho
rcslduo upon such torms as wlll be an
nounced at Bale^..,.^ noTA^
Mar 26,2(1,27,28,30 Tmatoe.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Clty Audltor's Office,
Rlohmond, Vn? March 19, 1903.
THE I.ICKN8B TAXES OF 1903 I1AVE
boen asossod and placed ln thls offlco for
tho Inspectlon of all concerned.
Theso assossmonts Include all porsons
llnblo to a class or speclflc tax for 1903,
nnd wlll remain ln thls offlco untll Lho
80th DAY OF MARCH. 1903.
Tho Commlttee ou Flnanco wlll meet ln
tho offlco of tho Comnilsslouor of Rovenuo
on Monday and Tuesday, the 30th and 3lst
of Maroh, 1903 at 7:30 V. M,, tor tho pur
uobo of hearing and oonsluerlng appeals
from sald assossmenta, AH porsons Inier
osted aro notliled to attond theso moet?
lngs of the commlttee, as no change of
filasslflcntlon of taxes wlll afterwards bo
made, except by ordor of tho Clty Coun?
cll on recoiiimondation of the Commltteo
on Finance. ^ ~ WARRBN|
Audltor.
NOTICE-HAVINa QUAUFIED AS
Exeoutrlx under the wlll of the late
WILLIAM R. TRIGG, I hereby request
all partles having clalms agalnst hlm
to fl'e the samo wlth me, and all partles
Indebtod to hlm wlll pleaso sottlo wlth
ROBERTA H. TRIOO.
Execturlx.
Rlohmond, Vn., March 23, 1903,_
___-.___?._-____. '"' -*'
Virginla-Carolina Chemical Co..
'Rlohmf'l, Va., March 23. 1903,
coupons no,' :m, 6f THE FIVE
Per Cent. Co' , jo.1 Trust Slnklng Fubd
Oold Bonds7 iVthls compnny, wlll bo
pald on pi\ .-iitatlon bv Tho Contral
Trust ComjiVily, 64 Wall Streot. Now
York Clty. on and aftor APRIL 1st, 1903.
6. W. TRAVERS, TreMU**o?\
AUCTION SALES-FUTURB DATO,
, By H. Boldon .TAJ-lor,?
Real Estato Agent and Auctlon**.,
No. 8 North Eleventh Btreet.
COMMl8S10NEliJ~~8A-_lD O* THA*
, VALUABLB. store, no. ua. with
DWELLING ABOVE. ON ."nINTM
STRBETj BBTWHEN ORAOB _AKD i
FRANKLIN, NOW OCCUFIBD BT W.
W. FOSTER AB A PHOTQORAPH OAL* .
LERY: ALSO TWO WELL BUII/T AND
CBNTRALLY LOCATED B-BTORY AND ,
BASEMENT BRICK DWELMNO '
HOUSES AND LOTS, NOB. 117 AND 11?
ON EAST HIPTD OF KlOHT. _ STREttT,
BETWEEN GRACE AND F.RANKLIN.
Hy vlrtue of.a docroo of the Ohaneery
Court of the oity of RIohmond, entered .,
Maroh 13, 1903, ln the sult of Mary I.
Bo~Gl & othora va, Irvlng T. Anderson A
othora, I wlll, ng Speolal Cor~nifaslon.r
thoroby appointed, proceed fo soll at pubJ
Ilo auotlon; on tha jpromlses. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 87, 1908, "
the real eBtnte above mentloned, In the
followlng ordor, oommenolng at 4:30 P.
M.. wlth that nice Btoro nnd dwelllng,
No. 112 Nlnth Stroet, botweon. Grace. and
Franklln, The lot fronts 21% feet, moro
or Iobs, ond runs back 120 feot, more or :
less, to a wldo alley. .
2d. Dwelllng No. 117 Elghth Street, be?
twoen Graoe and Franklln, contalnlng 10. .
rooms, bostdos bnth-room and othor mod, .
ern oomforta. The lot fronta _6xG7 feet,
moro or loss. , '?'?./-?_
3d. Dwelllng No. 119 Elghth Stroet, be- >.?
twonn Grace and Franklln, contalnlng l-~
rooms, bath and othor modern lmprove?
ments. Tho lot frontB 28x60 feet, more or ~
lesB. Tho oonvonlent and deslrable /loca- .;
tlon of thls proporty should attract th,
attentlon of Investors, whether for occu
pancy or lnvostmont. there bolng ftt all
tlmes a good demand. by flrst-olass ten- ?
ants, for housos In thls central locallty.
. TERMS?One-fourth cash, balance on'?
orortlt of 6,12 and 18 months, for negotiabl*
notes, with lntorest added from day of sale: .
or all ensh at option of purchaser, _n_bj_ot
to oonflrmatlon of the oourt, and the tltl*-.
to bo rotalned untll a oonvoyance Uf or* ??.
dorod by the court. Tho purohasor tt to.;
pay the taxos for the_year 1903. ? ? -. ? ?
WM. B, M'lLWAINBJ, .
Spoclal Commlssloner.
The bond requlred of the Speolal Com?
mlssloner by tne above decree ha* been
dulj^ glven.cHA^ q BA;v-___t c^
Mnr, 20
_ . ? ?? ?< .'
Ooo. W. Mayo, Auctloneer,
BAN*KR*OPT SALE OF ONTX BODAI
FOUNTAIN AND y APPARATUS, ...
MARBLH COUNTERS, 8HO***V-CASB3, '
NATIONAL CHECK- MACHINE, NA?
TIONAL CASH REGISTER. ICB CREAJC I
PLANT, TABLES, CHAIRS, CIOAR8, A
TOBACCOS, OAK WALL CASES, MIR- :.
RORS, ETC., AT AUCTION.
By vlrtue of a deoree entered !n th* :
Dlstrlot Court of the United States fof ,
the Eastern Distrlct of Vlrglnla on March ..,
the 18th, 1903, ln the matter of John C..'
Bowers, bankrupt, I will offer for sale, at
publlo auctlon, on the premlseSrj'Na 427
East Broad Street, at 10:80 A. M.'
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1808,
1 Tuft's Full Onyx Soda Apparatu* aod
Fountoln, 80 Syrups, ln three seotlons,
wlth 5 Plate Mlrrorsj MArble Counter*.-'.
wlth copper gtralnors: Holders, Tumblers,
Shakers, Coffee and Chocolate Urne, Na?
tional Check Machlne, National Cash
Register, 8 large Plate-glaj~? .Wall- Mlr- j,
rors, 4 Cigar and Candy Show-Caees,
very handaome Oak Clgar and Candy ?
Wall Cases, wlth Plate Mlrron.1 Vlctor
Talklng Machlne. 2 Window Mlrrors.
Compiete Plant for-the MaJiufaoture ot
lce Cream, 13 Copper-frame and Marble- .
top lce Cream Tables, 48 Flne Copper,anav
VIenna-frame Chalrs. general assortment m
ot Extraots, Floor Llnoleum, Offlce Desk
and Stool, Plctures, Palms, Screens, ,
Candy Jars and Scales, Clgar Counter,
P'apor Racks, Hlgh-grade CIgars, Bmolc-..
Ing and Chowtng Tobacco, Fancy Candy
and numerous other articles; -. .
Arrnngements can be made wltn partie* ,,.
controlllng property for an extenslon ol ;,
lease. ? ? ' ? \-_ ' ?
TERMS?On the stock, ca?h; on the flx- ;
tures, cash, except on a sum of fl.BOft
wlth Interest from'June 11, 1902, payable
as follcrwsi $500, wlth Interest. payable ,
Aprll 11, 1903; $500, -wlth interest, payable
Novernber 11, 1903; |600, wlth Intere*-, pay?
able June --, 1904. _ __ _
H. A. M'CURDY, Recelver and Trnste*. I
Geo. W. Mayo, Auctloneer.
Mar. 21-Ct_ .'
By Jamee H- Crenshaw.
Real Estate Auctloneer. ,
1013 B. Maln Street
TRUSTEES SALE .
OF A
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RBSIDENCID
ON BROOK TURNPIKE WITH
15% ACRES OF LAND.
By vlrtue of a certain deed of trust
dated the 13th day of February, 1890, and
rocorded in tho elerk's offlce of Henrlco
County Court In D. B.. 129 "A," page 396,.
default havlng been made ln tho payment
of a part of the debt secured thereby. ;
and belng requlred so to do by the bene
flclary thereln, I wlll sell, by publlc auc-.
tlon. on tho premlses. on
' MONDAY. MA_tCH 30, 1903, __
at 4 o'clock P. M., the property descrlbea .
ln sald trust deed. as that piece or jjar- .
cel of land, wlth the lmprovements theren
on, lylng and belng in Henrico county,
Va., contalnlng flfteen and. one-half (16**)
aoreB, more or less, frontlng on, tbe west ,
slde of Brook Turnplke, three-fourth? o<
a mile from the clty of Richmond: lm?
Srovements conBlst of a Stuccoed BrloH...
welllng bf nlne rooms and other bulld?
Ings, forrnerly the resldence of Jphn B.
CrenBhaw, deceased. I will sell sald land
to pay the followlng charges:
TERMS?Cash sufflolont to pay expensM
of oxeauting thls trust, all unpald taxe* ;
to dny of sole, and to pay $3,000 (balanoa
due on tho last n0te,for $3,540) and Inter?
est on sald $3,000 from February 16, 1903. .
tho roslduo at one and two years, to be
evldcnced by nogotlable notos, wlth Inter?
est added and seoured by truat deed oa
sald property. _
-???-?,.;.-.? W. A. RICKS, Trust*^
By James H. Crenshaw, Auctloneer. ?
lmmedlately after the above I will offer .
for, snlo 8V4 acros of land, with a beautl?
ful oak grove, nearly opposito the above
dusorlbed proporty. It ls one of the moat
handsomo bulldlng sltes on Brook Turn*
plko. A largo culvert runs acros* the lot,
wlth whlch the purchaser oan conneot
wlthout ohargo. Also soveral other tract*
of land, contalnlng from 10 to IS acres,
will be offerejdAM_s r CRmga_^
Mar 26-td_
By A. J. Chewniwr Co.,
Real Estate AuoUoneers.
n-RUSTEETS BALE ' V.?.j
WOODVILLB I-CWi .
By vlrtue of a trust deed dat?? Fefc
runry 10. 1901, of record ln Henrlco Co\tu*f
Court, D. B. 101 B, page 817, default b*.".
Ing made ln the payment of the debt,
thereby secured, and belng requlred by
the boneflciary so to do, I wlll nll bj)
auctlon, upon the premlses, on _
MONDAY, MARCH 80, 1908. __,
at 5 o'clook P. M., the Lots frontin*. _Tf
feet on tho south sldo of Boldon Street,
betweon Twonty-slxth itnd Twenty-MV
onth Stroets, ln the town of Woodvtn*
nonr tho nortlieastern llmlts of the cltH
of Richmond.
TERMS-Cash. --??-.----,
A. J, OHJUWNTNO.i.
Mar 24-td _ TtimUM-i
Qoo, W. Mayo, Auotlonesr,
BANKRUPT SALlfOF OROCIORTIJi.
MACH1NERY, ENGINE AND BOIL1
ER. SHAFT1NG, OFFICE DESKS, IRO*
SAFE, ETC., AT AUCTION.
By vlrtuo of a dooree entered In thi
Dlstrlct Court of tho United States toif
tho E-vitem Dlstlct of Virginla on March
24, 1903, In tho matter of John J. Wll?
llams, bankrupt, I wlll soll at No, 14 S.
Flfteenth Streot, at 12:30 P. M.,
FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1903.
a largo and goneral Hna of Grocerles,
Clgarettes, Pollsh, Essenoes, Brooms,
Mutches, oto.: Englno and Boller, Pul
verlzlng. Cracker, Corn and Pepper Mllls,
Scales, 2 Offlco Desks, Iron Safe, Bhaft*
lug, Pulleys, Belting, Tools. eto., etc.
Snlo boglns on grocery stock.
WM. E. BRBDGES, Trustee.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auotloneer.
By A. J. Ohewnlng Co.
QOMPROMISE STREET LOT.
In executlon of a, trust deed, dated Au?
gunt 1, 1900, of record fn Henrlco County
Court, D. B. 169 A. page 408, default be?
Ing made ln the payment of noto therebjr
secured, and belng requlred by her.tfl?
olary so to .do. I wlll soll by auotlon, ?i*
VrIDAY/ 87TH MARCH. 1W3,
at 6 o'olock P. M., upon the premleee.,
the lot fro'ntlng ?9 feot on Comprora ??
Street by a depth of 189*4 feet. bolrij tot
No, 2, as shown by plat rocorded tn D, B?
107, pago 460, Honrfco County Oourt,
TERMS?Caah.
Mar. ?-t4