The times dispatch. [volume], April 03, 1903, Image 8

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STREETS IN
MANCHESTER
CommUtee Not Yet Decided
How to Use Approprlatlotn
MAY BE EQUALLY DIVIDED
Mr. Rudd'a Reaolutlon, Wlth an Amend
ment, Goea Back to the Oouticll.
Funeral of Mrs Fratiklln.
Flremen Elocted.
Manohcatcr Bureau Tlmea-Dlspatoh, l
No. 1102 Hull Street f
Tho Street Commltteo of Mancheater
haa money on lts bands, whloh lt haa
not been able to decldo what to do wlth.
When tho budgot wna mado out the
sum of $7,000 wna approprlnlod for streeta.
At thnt tlme It was gonerally undorstood
that wlth thls approprlatlon a Bystematid
nlan of pormanent Btroet Improvementa
would be atarted, wlth tho ldea that year
by year euoh ImprovementB would bo
made, uhttl witliln afow yoara the olty
could boaat of ns flno ntroota aa any otn
tr olty ita alao ln tho oountry.
Tho general ImproBBlon in Oounoll clr
cles. aa well as by tho publ o, waa that
Stockton and Semmos Btreota would bo
ihe flrat of tho bod atroeta to be Im
nrovod. Sommee Street, lt ia oonceded.
ls uaed more than any othor atxoot
ln the city. It la, alao, conoodod that that
itroet la ln a worso condltlon than any
>thor atreet ln the clty.
In aaking for, the approprlatlon, Chnlr
man Patram' lntlmatod that tho Stroot
, .Commlttee had prnctically decided to per
manently Improvo tho two streeta rererrea
to. although no offlclal actlonhad boen
;When the budgot came up In the Bonrd
for odoption, Mr. Rudd, ot the Pirat
Ward, offerwl a, rosolutlon lnBtruotlng
the Street Commltteo to apportlon tJio
money out athong, the four warda ln <tc
cordanco wlth';the amount oftaxatlon pold
ln by tho respeqtive wards.
?Thls resolution was sent to the Btreot
Commltteo for aotioh. It waa laid on the
tablo upon lts flrst readlng. and was
taken up laat nlght, upon motlon by Mr.
Tho resolution croatod considorablo dls
cusslon, tho debate growlng hot at tlmes,
and lt developed that each ward deloga
tiori was on tho look-out for hls own
As a result of the dobate, the men who
had all olong stuck to the orlglnal propo
sltlon to permanently Improve Semmos
>nd .Stockton. Streots, woro. wllllng^to
iliavo the" approprlatlon equally dlvlded
''amons: the four wards.
'Mr. Wakefleld, who at a previous meet?
lng was tho. champlon of tho perma
hent improvemont scheme, switchod, and
spoke strongly ln favor of the dlvialon
ln proportlon to taxatlon, and ho would
not agree to an equnl dlvlslon, malntoln
. ing hls atand to the end.
.The result of the whole thlng was that
tho resolution was sent back to Coun
cll wlth the amendment to dlvlde equally,
,.and wlth tho recommendatlon that It be
': adopted.
Mr. Wakefleld gave notlce that he
would flght the proposltlon ln Council
and lt ls Ukoly that It wlll be some tlme
beforo the commltteo flnds out what It
ls golng to do. with lts monoy.
In tho meantlmo a large portlon of lt
ls golng to temporary lmprovements, as
requlred. Those who voted on the resolu?
tion as It finally passed wore: Ayes?Pa?
tram, Sampson, Ferguson, Barrett. Grlz
tard, Reams, Tlllory?7. Noes?Wakefleld,
Hookor?2.
FRENCH-DIPSCOMB AFFAIR.
"? The subcommlttoe nppolnted to Investl
pato the chargo made by Mr. Robert
Prench that Clty Englnoor Llpscomb had
aiado away wlth a contrnot he had sent
In for street work, embraclng Moasra.
Bampson and Grizzard, . mado a raport
Moneratlng tho Clty Englneer, and ex
; plalnlng that. In thelr oplnlon, tho whole
matter was filmply n mlsundorstnndlng.
TEIiEFHONE MATTERQ.
The quostlon of permlttlng Woodwnrd
fc Company to havo 'phono connection by
funnlng a wiro lnto thelr buildlng from
icross the street, was dlsposed of by tho
?', itatomont from the commlttee that they
had no authortty to grnnt such a permlt.
A lettcr from tho now tolephono com?
pany oaklng the rlght to dlsposo of lts
(ranchlso, and whlch was roferred to tho
?ommlttoo by Councll, was laid ovor to
j, apoclol meetlng to bo called for one
, fcrening noxt week, nnd actlon on a no
tlce of sult by^Ashly-Ttawllngs for $2,000
jgatnst the 'e1ty**for lnjurles sustolned ln
[alllng in an aroawiiy, was also deferrqd
io that moetlng.
FIRE COMM3SSTONERS.
At the meetlng of tho Flre Commifl
iloners last nlght, the work of eloctlng
the men for tho depnrtment was com
Jleted. Tho ontlre llst: Chlef, W. B.
Crooks; Asslstant, R. E. Owen; Stntlon
men, W. T. Smlth, C. A. Coltor: Runnors,
f. ?. Redford, W. E. Smlth, J. II. Brown,
Et. H. I>ee. W. J. Osterblnd, A. W. Fnr
Joj'j SubBtltutes, T. F. Rondurnnt, H. B.
Hart, B. W, Shaw, C. C. Eldor, G. W.
Goodlng, and Chrls Cox; Flre Pollcemon,
J. _, Rodford and W, E. Smlth; Sub
.^tltute Statlonman, W. E. Smlth. Mr.
Chrls Cox ls the only now man.
All the f.Temon havo recelvcd thelr now
badgoK. Tliey are quite nttrnctlvo, nnd
represent a Bhlold wlth a (Vve-pdint
Uar ln tho center.
ROW ON inn^ STREET.
A wnrrant wns sworn out last nlght by
Frarik -Mnddey, charglng George Meru
, dlth and Robert Andorson wllh nssault
Ing and beating hlm wlth a whlskey bot
tel. The young men, In company wlth
others, went out to Forost Hlll earjy In
the evening. About 8 o'clock thoy camo
back, lcavlng Maddoy out thoro. He re?
turned on tho next car, and ns ho was
passlng Twelfth and Hull Streots ho
nlleges that ono of tho men ngnlnst
whom ho awore out tho warrnnt eurscd
hlm and aald he "would klll hlm beforo
tho nlght was over," nnd thon ho threw
a whlskey bottle at hlm. whlch struclc
hlm on the lof't alde of hls faco, He sald
bo far as ho knew thoro was no reasou
for the assault.
Mayor Maurlch wlll Inveatlgate thla
mornlng.
PUNBRATj OF MR. FRANKX.IN.
The funeral of Mr, Georgo W. Frank
lin wlll be from Bainbrldgo-Stroot Churoh
at .6 o'clock thls afternoon, Rev, E. V.
Bajdy ofllctatlng, Tho pall-bearoro:
From J. O. U, A. M.?R. U Adams,
Willlam Smlth. Charlea Rnach, Wllllam
A- Upscomb; R:ilnbrIdgorBtrout Church?
li. C. Brooddus, Jarnea T. Abbott, W.
A. Tatum and J. C. Donnelly.
Mr. Franklln was for a long tlme em
ployed ot tho Southern shops, Ho was
a natlvo of Frederloksburg, and marrled
Mlaa JJaura E. Owena, of Powhatan
county. Ho wna III about two weoks,
?and dled at 31:10 yestorday mornlng at
hls homo, Elovonth and Evorott Streeta.
I??N?S8 OF MR TOPPAN.
Mr. RoWErt Toppian, n popular nnd well
known cltlzon, Is aeriously 111 nt hls res
idence, Eloventh and Deoatur Btr&eta.
Mr. Toppan waa for many yeara a pllot
on Jamea Rlver, nnd was latnr chlef on
Cneer at WDliamsburg. Hls many frlenda
?o aorry to learn cf hls lllneva.
COUNCH, COMMITTBKS.
The Ordlnanco Commltteo wlll meet at
| o'clock to-nlght.
At 0 o'clock thlB afternoon the Ceme
tery Commlttee wlll meet nt the olflco
of Superlntendent Allen.
RELIGfOUS ITBMS.
The Bev. W, W. Slak. paator of Clop
,a?B-Btreet Churoh, continuas to preach
Tht PtendU pU$s (he pUno*
Anyon* cAn pUy tt.
No techntcat knowtedge ntcm&ty,
litsA nurvet*
ONLY PIAMO PUYER fHE
ENDORSED
BY MUSIOUNS.
PianolA
It is poesible to play the piano bo well by
moans of the fianola that even a orltio cau
not tell the plaring from that of a human
performeri Without any musical eduoatioii
whatever, any pieoe of muslo over oomposed
oan be playod, not only correotly, but "with
expression. ;
NOT AN AUTOMATIC ATTACHMENT.
The Pianola 1b not an automatlo attachment
for a piano. It ia not, even when ln use, at
taohed to tho planoi It is not plaoed within
tho piano to nll up the sounding-space and
destroy the instrument'B tone. It is plaoed
in front of the piano, so that its fingers rest
upon the keye j but it is at all times soparato
and distinct from the piano itself.
FREE PIANOLA CONCERTS DAILY,
II A. M., 4P. M.
Vlslt tha Piano Eipoaltlon. All lhe beat maket
are repreaenfed.
WALTER D. KoTeS & GO
Largeit and Oldest Maslo Hoflso In the South,
103 East Broad Street.
to a large congrogatlon at East End Bap
Sat Churoh ln Rlohmond. Tuesday nlght
thero wero sovontoen converslona.
Young men's prayer meetlng at Olop
ton-Street Churoh Baturday nlght wlll ]be
conducted by Mr, Forguaon. All young
TrvTcosTciopton-Street Church Sun
daS; wlU be cond/oted by tho paetor, Rev
?W. W. Slsk. Sorvlces at 11 A. M. ana
7:o0 P.' M. '_
1 j{t the Vheatros*
Of tho auccess of Managor Glffen b
lateat venture, tho Acadcmy Muslcal
Comedy Company, thero can be no doubt.
It was a foregono concluslon that thls
would be so, becauso reports from Nor
folk, whore the company opened a week
ago, were of the most euloglstlc nature,
and thoso reports have been enthuslaatl
cally endorsed Dy the local press and by
the play-golng publlo. _ ? .
If "The _ady Slavey," whlch ls run
ning at tho Acadetny thls week, 1b an
earnestof what Is In store for the rost
of the spring and summer season, then
one nood not expoot anythlng but
laughter. and color, and wlt. and hoauty,
and a good tlme generally, for that ls
proclsely what you get at tho Elghth
Street Thoatro thls wcok;
Next week tho company wlll bo seon ln
"The Fronch Mald."
In the second act of "On tho Suwaneo
R?vor," tho nttrnctlon at tho Bljou thls
woek ln tho pl.antatlon seceno whoro
Aunt Llndy ls mnster of ceromonles and
hor falthful followora ontortaln. the audi
onco wlth slnglng and danclng, thero s
lntroduced a llttlo sldo play whlch ls
very amusliiK. The flold hands havo a
couplo of real gamo cocks and thoy liold .
a maln ln full vlo'w of the audlonce. Tho
cocks flght hard as dld ovor any two of
tholr klnd, but aro preventod from In
jurlng each other hy llttlo glovcs or
cushlons whlch aro fastened upon tholr
spiirs,
Mr. Howard Hall, in his frrent success,
"Tho Man AVho Dnrod." Is supported by
Mlss NIna Morrls, and ono of tho most
promtncnt casts oror brought togothor ln
a popular prlced nttrnctlon will bo secn
at tho Bljou Thoatro noxt Mondny. Tuos
day nnd Wednosday, TIiIb nttrnctlon hna
nlroady os'tabllshcd Itself throughout the
country as tho very hlghest cIosb organl
zaUon of Its klnd now travollng.
The more suocoa'sful plays in thls day
and ngo aro raroly nllowod to go to the
usos of stock compnnles for many yeara
aftor ,.tholr Inltlnl produotlon. but by a
Bpoclal arrnngomont Georgo Fnwcott has
Bobured tempbrary controi of tUe'fammts
play, "Mlstross Noll," nnd will prosont
Mlss Porcy Haswoll nnd ono of,hls com
panlca horo ln thls plny. boglnnlng wlth
tho Thursdav matlneo of noxt woek at
tho Bljou. Thls will bo tho flrst tlmo thls
exoellont play hna over boon 'soon horo at
anv price, and comtnfr ns it doos now
wlth thnt excollont nctrcss, Poroy Has?
woll, In tho tltln pnrt, lt will bo an ovont
of frront Inportnnco thoatrlcnlly horo. Ap
.nonrliiR wlth Mlss Tlaswoll will ho tho
full stronpth nf thls sectlon of tho Georgo
Fawcott Company,
THE TEACHERS LEAVE
After Thoroughly Inspectlng Rlchmond,
They go to Oharlottesvllle.
Tho Cnpltol and Llbrafy partlcularly,
and Rlchmond ln gonoral, woro overrun
yeaterday ln tho onrly part of the day
by tho schnol teachors, scliool prlnolpnls
and puplls of Indlanapolls and M'unclo.
Soon nftor spring ls folt ln Indlanapolls,
the hlgli soIiooIh havo a weok'a holidny,
and they nnnually tako trlps and atudy
history whero hlstory was mado, Thls
year ' thoy decided to go oa.st, go to
Waahlngton nnd seo tho Capltol, nnd thon
come to VIrglnla, tho (Irst Stato In polnt
of hlstnrlc nssoclnlions.
Nonrly two hundrod prlncipals, toachors
and puplls wero found who wanted to
oome. and tho trlp, countlng all tho costs,
menns nn outlay of only $86. Thoy aro
travollng In a spoclal traln of all Pull
inans. Aftor apondlng tho mornlng look
Ing around thoy left at noon for the
Unlvorslty of VIrglnla, Thero, besldos
vlsltlng tho (TnWerslty, they wont to
Montlcollo. From Charlnttosvlllo thoy
mako "a beo llne" for homo.
Royal Saluto FIred.
(Dr Aaaoelated Prosa.)
MBBON, Aprll 2.-Tho Brltlah royal
yacht Vlctorla and Albert, wlth Klng Ed?
ward on l>oard, arrlved ln tho Togus
to-day from Portamouth, and waa sululed
by the wnrshlps nnd forta.
A roynl aaluto was flrod as ICIng Carjpa
ombarked nt the arBonnl on bourd the
roynl gulloy, whlch waa bullt for tho
inarrlugo of Momm Marla, and Carlos
IV.
FIRST BATTALION
HAS FINE DRILL
Flve Companles of the Sev
entleth Go Through the
New Evolutlons.
Colonel G'eorgo Wayno Anderson, of the
Seventleth Rogimont ordored a battalton
lnspeotlon and drlll at tho Roglmonlal
Armory last nlght. Companles A, B, C,
F and H, the flvo Rlchmond organlza
tions, composlng tho Flrut Battallon In
the roglment, turned out wlth good avor
ages,
Tho ovolutlons wero lnterestlng, and
the spectators groatly onjoyod tho drlll.
This was a speclal lnspeotlon and drlll
and the companles mado a gratlfylng
showlng. Some of the evolutlons woro
now, pretty and lnterestlng.
Aftor tho drlll Company F hold a
mootlng and tho questlon of golng to
Newport News to the launchlng of tho
West Vlrglnla jiprll 18th, was dlsoussed,
but tho declslon was doforred. Tho Bluos
aro also thlnklng of going. j
DELINQUENT TAXES
Receipts Must Be Shown Before One
Can Vote Next Year.
Mr. T, C. Wolford, colloctor of delln
quont taxes, is now arranglng his 11st of
delmquentB for publicatlon. Tho 11st wlU
be turned over tp tho Flnanco Commlttee
and will be prlnted in tho papcrs. All
thoso who pay up in tho moantlme will be
slrlcken o(t the list.
It Is Important to pay taxos now, for
under tho now Constltutlon It will bo
nocossary to show recolpts for" 1901, 1903
nnd 1903 beforo a man can voto at tho
uex't sprlng olcotlons.
Sunshlne Saturday Night,
Tho mombers of tho Young Mon's Chrls?
tlan Assoclation will Jiavo n groat treat
on Saturday nlght at 8:30 o'clock, when
Dr, A. A. Wllllts, of Dayton, Ohlo, a
groat apostlo of sunshlne and tho "Old
? Man Eloquent," dellvors his famous hu
morous nnd stlrring lecturo, "Sunshlno."
Dr. Wllllts has boen long nnd most fa
vorably rocelved on tho lyceum platform.
His locturos are moat lnterestlng, fllled
wlth brllllant wlt nnd humor, and when
you havo heard hlm onco you will want
to hear hlm ngaln.
Wedded In Baltlmore.
(Speolnl to Tlio TlmoB-Dlspntch.)
BAI/TIMORE, MD? Aprll 2.?Mlss Vlola
Blondholm, of thls clty, waa marrled to
nlght to Mr. Samuol Kahn, of Norfolk,
Va., at tho homo of tho brldo's slstor, on
McCulloh Street.
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Amicable Adjustment Probable.
(By AhsocIiUoiI PrcaB.)
ST, I..OUIS, MO., Aprll 2.?Evorythlng
sooms to polnt to tho nmlcablo adjust
mr-nt wlthln n short tlmo of the diffor
c-ncos oxlstlng botweon the Wabasli Rall
road Company nnd lta ornployos.
TEN OONCEPTIONS OF CHRIST.
Ono of tho most lntorostlng features
of tho splondld Enstcr odltlon of Tho
Tlmes-Dlspntch, to'bo Issuod on Sunday,
wlll bo a full pago lllustratlon, In colors,
glvlng Ton Conooptlona of Chrlst by ten
mastors. In thls collectlnn aro ropro
duced tho works of llofmnnn, Tltlan,
Llska, Hunt, Donl, Balnrocha, Crospl,
Da Vlncl, Voroncso nnd Matsys.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE
UNION.
New Orleans, May 10-22, vla Ohesa
peake & Ohlo Route.
Tho Chesapeako and Ohlo Rnllway wlll
Holl ronntl trlp tlokots May lGth lo 21?t, In
clualvo, to Now Orleans, for U. 0, V. Re
unlon, at S'jO.DO, roturnlng not later than
May gjtlli oxcept by doposlt of tlokot wlth
feo of 60 c.cntB, oxtenslon wlll bo grnnted
to Juno 15th. No &top over allowed ln
olthor dlrefctlon.
IRVINQ BACHELLER'SNEWSTORY.
The popular nuthor of "Ebon Holden" has
wrltten n nAw atory that wlll add groatly
to hla fninu, lt Is callod "Barrel of tho
Blossod Islef," and Is of thrllllng Intor
est. Tho Tlmea-Dlspatch has, ln con
Junctlon wltb tho Now York Horald, ao
cured tho rlght to prlnt thla wonderful
atory, and it wlll oippoar ln our Eastor
cdltlon of Sunday noxt. Don't mlss road
Ing lt- /
t;.he scienoe of boxiing.
"Boxing as a Form of Physlcal
CqlVtiro" wlll bu dlsouHsed by Profesaor
Pthony Parker ln tho Easter odltlon of
o Tjmos-pispatch. <>n Sunday next,
i'1-y young man will bo lutorostod in
i urtlvla.
i \
NOCHANGE
INPOLICE
The Sanltnry Offlcers Will
Remaln as They Are.
CITY ATTORNEY'S OPINION
Read by Mayor Taylor, gut lt Dld Not
Turn the Tldo?Pollce to Re?
maln on Duty Regularly
Untll Relleved.
After hearlng an oplnlon of Clty At
torney Pollard refleoted upon and the Sani
tary Dopartmont of tho clty donounoed
fca a faroo, the Board of Pollce CotnmlB
Bloners yeaterday afternoon, by a voto
of 4 to 8, rooordod ltaclf ofl opposod to
romovlng any of tho sanltnry inBpoctora
from thelr presont posltlona to plaoes on
the patrol foroe, In addltlon, tho Board
passed a resolutlon Instruotlng tho Chlof
to see that ln the future any pollceman
who has been detatled for house duty ro
malns in aotlvo servlbe untll ho has boen
rolloved at a glven hour of ohatige.
Consldorablo feeUng was dlsplaycd over
oaoh of the mattors and tho dobato at
tlmes was exooedlngly Intorostlng, ln
Btruotlve and eploy, although all momborB
uppoarod cordlal at all tlmes.
ODD VB. YOUNG.
The voto consldorcd,, tho rosult of tho
mosting yostorday afternoon may be eum
marlBed as a decldod spllt botwcon the
old and young mombers of tho Board, the
formor maklng what they thlnk ls a oon
slstent and wlso effort to lmprove the
Pollce Department, not only lnorooslng
tho force, but moro thoroughly con
trolllng tho men.
An effort on tho part of CommlsBloners
BoBhor and Landerkln to go lnto exoou
tivo scsslon was stronuously and succobb
fully oppoBod by MessrB. Mnnnlng and
Welsh. The motion was novor put, but
oh a precaution tlio mlnutes of tho lnnt
mootlng?a eccrot scsslon?woro not road.
Mr. Mannlng, patron of tho plan to bet
tor the for.co by romovlng at least two
of tho sanitary lnspeotors to tho pollco
foroo, argued that both Mossrs Walton
and La'mkln are sufllolontly halo and
hoarty to porform actlvo duty. Ho thought
that tho posltloh thoy now hold mlght bo
flllcd by superannuatcd mombors of the
dopnrtment, and' suggested several mom?
bors. . .,
Mr. Whittot eald that ho favored the
Bohomo. and upon inveotigatlon had dls
covored that tho Sanltnry Departmont
now does llttlo. if any, work. Horegardod
tho work as a Joke, saylng it;was.a por
foct faroe. Probably ten or'a dozon houses
woro lnspected eaoh day by the mon, and
in ordor to make tholr work look voluml
nous, thelr roports wore scattored over
a wholo day.
MAYOR OPPOSED/' .
Mayor Taylor, presldlng ofllcor,.-lnter
rupted to say that he was agalnst the
schomo and wishod ho had a voto. Ho
said that Clty Attorney PoTlard had ren
derod an oplnlon in regard to tho powers
of tho board to transfer men, and ex
cused hlmsolf long enough to get the
oplnlon, ?? , ? ? :
The paper was read. It set forth that
In Mr. Pollard'B oplnlon' tho"board' had
no authorlty to trahsfer or romovo any
mombors of tho sanltary foroe, unlesB
charges wore preferrod and establlshed.
Tho flnal voto showed that Moasrs.
Mannlng, Whlttet nnd MoCarthy favored
the transfer, whlle Messrs. Boshor, Larv
dorkin and Jacob were \ opposed to tho
step. And tho mattor rests ns it was,
Mr. Whlttet brought up tho proposltlon
about mon leaving tho statlonB before tho
hour they wero supposed to be relleved.
Ho thought lt a bad precedent, and after
much disciission the board votod to re
qulre fho mon to remaln on duty untll.
tho rcgulor hour of rellef hnd nrrlved.
On motion of ,Mr. Botfhor tho board ex
tonded to those' mombors of tho Socond
Dlstrlct corps who tooTt part ln tho flre
at Murphy's Hotol a vote of thanks and
commendatlon for tho oxcellcnt duty per
formcd. Thls wns prompted by a lettor
from Captaln Hulco.
L
(Contlnued From Flrst Pago.)
mlght offor It, nnd" havo the two oon
Bldered at tho samo tlme.
Mr. Sebrell hns proparod hls amondment
ln the naturo of a BUbstltuto, and wlll
offor it to-day, If tho Houso Bhall adopt
Mr. Davls' motlon, and ovor both pro
posltions a blg flght is llkoly.
Tho Sobroll amendment, whlch ls
prlntod In full below, presonts nn on
llroly new plnn of controlllng tho llquor
buslnoss In tho rural dlstrlcts, and
brlstlos wlth Interost ln ovory llno, It
proposos to npply to tho Idonttcal sec
tlons doniKiiod by tho Mnnn blll, and ln
atead of llconslng bar-rooms, to break
thom up ontlroly.
RETATIi STORES.
But to retall llquor Btoros, llconses at
$100 eaoh wlll bo grantod, ns are bar
rooms undor tho preBont Inws, wlth nu
morous rostrlctlona and Bnfcgunrds, Ono
ls that no llquor shall be drunk whoro
sold. Another ls thnt theso storos shnll
close nt aundnwn nnd romaln closod un
tll sun up. Tho snles ahall bo only In
sonlod and unhrnkon packagos, In quaii
tltles ranglng from one-half ptnt to four
gallons. On onch of thoso packagos
thero shall bo a Stato revonuo stamp of
ono cent por ono-half plnt or tho froc
tlon thoreof, whlch wlll amount to bIx
toon conts por gallon, All thls gocs to
tho Stato.
Mr. Bobrell tlilnks hls amondmont wlll
come noarer solvlng tho problom thtn
wlll tho Mann blll. Ho declnros thnt lt
ls a temporanco measure, and thnt he
wlll press It for nll It Is worth, Tho pop
ulnr Bouthomptnn member says hls blll
wlll break up tho soclal featuro alto
gother, nnd wlll bo, n (Ino rovenuo gottcr.
In hls blll Mr. Sobrell Imposos hoavy
flnos upon porsotia for vlolutlons of lts
p'rovlslnns,
Ono of tho blggest flghts of the ees
slon Ib looked for over theso two Jnter
estlng proposltlnns to-day,
SWBRRIvr, SUBSTITUTB.
Tho ono to bo offored by Mr. Sobroll
rends as follnws:
1. Any peraon, flrm, partnershlp or
corporntlon deslrlng to soll wlne, ardent
spliitB or tnnlt llquors ln tho cnuntry and
ln towns of loss thnn one thousand pop
ulatlon shall flrat obtoln a llconso thore
for ns provlded now for solllng llqnors
by retall ln tho Commonwenlth. Such
llconso shall "glvo the prlvlloge of solllng
only ln tho ninnner nnd upon tho torms
nnd oondltlons of thls aet.
2. Such wlne, ardent splrlts or mnlt
llquors shall bo sold only ln amall paolc
ngoB of not leHK thun hnlf-plnt nor moro
than four gallons each. and no unsonlod
or brokon packagos shall bo kept ln tho
room whero auch llquors aro offerod for
Balo,
3. No winea, ardont Bpirlts or walt
Ilqtiors Bhali be dftthk wliere Aoid not
Wlthirt ono hundred yattbl thefeof, tntoept
that thls ptovlsjbn ehalt not affecti th?
Hght of nny pfetBon ? resldlng of having
a tuaco qf buainesa wlthlh enJd one hun
oYed yhfds of sueh pinee to' drltik suoh
wlne, ardeht aplrits of malt tiduors In
suoh resldonce or flnefr of bUslheBfl.
t. No roofti or place M tho sale of
any wlne, nrdent aplrlta or malt Imuors
alinll 1)6 bnened, nnd ho. wlne, hrflent
splrlts of malt llquora ahall he eoldto'
tween bunset and sunttoo, nor on Bun
day, HOf oti doya oh whlch pn ele-dlloft
Bhall be held, nor oh any day or at any
tlme how nroliibltod by law.
ONtiY ON PttlQBCRtPTION.
B. No wlne, ardont splrlts or malt
Hquora Bhall be sold to any mlnor, lti
natle, Idlot or Insntte pbrflon or to any
person known to be an habltual drunk
ard Unless upon tho proaorlptlon of a
regular lloensed physlclan, ???,,?.?
And any person who ehnll purohase
for dellvery to, or ln any mannor know
ingly ttld in gettlng for any mlnor, u
tiatlo, idlot, Itiaano person or habltual
drunltard, "any Intoxlcatlng Ikjuor, shall
be flned not less than flve nor more than
flfty dollara, ? . ...
0. No person, flrm or eorporatlon with
ln one mlle of any plftco whero Intoxl
ontlng llquors hre sold shall furnlsh for
oomponsatlon nuy glaas or other vossoi
to bo usod in drlnklng or mlxlng any in?
toxlcatlng llqflor, nor any IngrodlotitB,
Uion and thero to be usedi ln mlxng or
to be mlxed wlth any Intoxlcatlng Inuor,
A?y pcreon ylolatlng tho provlslon of
thls Seotlon shall bo flnod not less than
twonty no'r "moro than ono hunflrodaoi
lars. And any glft takon or othor thlng
Vecolvod for suoh. glnss, vcbboI or Ingro
dlont shall bo prosumod to bo oomponaa
tlon. ' ,
t Any person, Qrm, partnorshlp or
eorporatlon obtalnlng a llcenso to soll In?
toxlcatlng llquors as provlded hereln, ln
nddltlon to the llcense tax roqulred by
Boolon elglit of tho ortlolo L, Bhall pay
a rovonuetnx of one cent oneaoh pacK
ago contalntng ono-half plnt. fuitl an ad
dltlonnl one oont for enoh addltlonal(
halft plnt or f raotlon thoreof J sold,, afflx-,
Ing an adhoslVo Btamp for tho amount
?of suoh tax on each paokage bo sold,
CANCEHAiATION.
Buch adhesive stomp Bhnll be oan
oellod ln liiTt by tho pei-Bon, flrm or eor?
poratlon afflxlng suoh Intoxlcatlng llquor
for snlo by marklng thoroon tho dato on
whloh suoh Btamp 1b afflxed and thojnl
tlals of tho porson, afflxlng lt
It Bhall be tho duty of tho Audltor of
Publlo Aooounts to provlde tho stnmps
heroby roqulrofl, and to furnlsh eamo to
tho treasurers ot tho countles upon thelr
roqulsltlon for tho same, oharglng the
sald troaBuror on tho book of hle offlop
for tho amountB thoreof. ..... - i ?
The eovoral county treasurers Bhall be
held acoountable under tholr omclalbonds
for all Buch.stampe so provldod ttiom n
tho same mannor ne they aro now held
accountablo for monoys or other property
cuming Into thelr hands.
It Bhall bo tho duty of eald county treas?
urers nt all ttmos to keep on hand a eup
rly of sald stamps of the dlfferent.denom
lnatlons,' and ? to Boll tho same for cajh
to nny porson wlshlng to -purohase tho
eamo, chnrglng therefor the prlc6 lndl
cated on tiho Btamp, and for such sorv co
tho eoveral county troasurerB Bhall recoivo
a oommlsslon of ? per cent. on oll Btnmps
SOld. ??" ._.,..
TheUroasurerj of each county enali re
port Bomt-annually on or bofore the flrat
day of January nnd the flrst day of July
of eaoh yoar the number of adhesive
Btamps, wlth donomlnation of oach, Boid
bv hlm durlng the precedlng Blxmonthe,
and Bhall at once pay Into the treaaury
the money recelved for the somo, less his
ccmmlaslon, ? ,._. ___
MUTH/ATED STAMPS,
All mutllated or unuaed stamps may be
roturnod to tho Audltor of Publlo Ao
oounta, under auch rogulatlons as he may
provldo, and when bo returned propor
credlt Bhall be glven upon tho booka of
hla offlce. .
? A.ny person maklng a fnlse or counter
folt'stamp, or proourlng the samo to bo
dono; ' or usos or'oauses.to bo used " a
Btamp provlously uaod, ahall for each of
fenso'be deemed gullty of a felony, and
shall bo lmprlsonod ln tho Stato poniten
tlary for a pe'rlod of not less than ono
nor more than flvo yeara.
8. Any peraon engnged ln aelllng Intox
lcatlng llquors under tho provlslona of thlB
aet, who shall vlolate any of tho provla
lonB theroof, shall bo flned not less than
flfty nor moro than two hundred dollars,
and for a second convlctlon, ln addltlon
to sald flne, shall have hls llconso ro
voked and shall not agaln bo grantod
'snme, ...
? '9. Tho provlslona of thls aot shall not
apply to the sale of Intoxlcatlng llquors
ln cltlos and' ln towns of moro than flvo
hundred popu'.atlon, nor to h'oalth rosorts
havlng mlneral springs or sltuated by fho
sea or any largo body of salt water con
nectcd therowlth.
10. All acts and parts of acts ln con
fllct herowlth are heroby repealed.
CHANGE AND PROMOTION
AMONG SOUTHERN'SMEN
(By Aasoclntod Proaa.)
WASHINGTON, Aprll 2.?At tho offlco
of; tho general managor of tho .Southern
Rnllway, tho followlng announcomeut of
chnngo and promotlona ln the ofllclal
stai.! of tho system waa mado to-day:
Colonol John A. Dodson, formerly os
slstant to tho gonoral manager, appolnt
ed suporlntondont of constructlon, ln
chargo of dbublo-trocklng and now work,
W. A. Vaughnn, formerly aupertntend
tnt of the Atlanta Dlvlslon, appolnted
nBslstant gonoral superlntendent of tho
Wostorn Dlstrlct.
W, N. Foroaoro, formorly superlntond
ent of tho Mobllo Dlylslon, appolntod bu
perlhtondont pf tho Atlanta Dlvlslon, vlco
W, A, Vaugn^
J. J. Cotton, appolnted superlntondont
of tho Mobllo Dlvlslon, vlce W. N, Foro
acro, transforred.
a
TREES PLANTED
AT THE COLLEGE
Arbor Day Was Fittingly Ob
Served Yesteiday at the
Instltutlon.
An Intereatlng programme was arrangod
by tho faoulty of Rlchmond Collogo for
tho obsorvanco of "Arbor Day." Classos
bolng suspondod at 12 o'clock, the stu
dcnts and thelr frionda asaembled ln front
of tho collego buildlng, and aftor an ln
vocatlon by Dr. Whltsltt nnd tiho reod
Ing of tho Governor's proclamatlon, lls-.
ttned to an oloquont addross by Prosldont
Boatwrlght on tho Importanco of the cul
tlvatlon of treos and'the wlsdom of Arbor
Day obsorvanco.
Mlss E, W, Wllllama, of the groduatlng
class, was thon Introduced, nnd road WU
Uam Cullen Bryant'a "Foreat Hymn,"
nftor whlch, accordlng to tho progrannno,
the trees wero planted as a momorlal to
tho grnduatlng class of 1002.
Mr. Robort Gllllam, of tho B. D. classj
Mr. Jullan D. Jones, of tho B. S. claBs;
Mr, J. D. Quarlos, of tho B. A. class; Mr.
T. T. liolote, of the M. A, class, encji
proslded wlth flttlng romnrks at Wio
planttng of a treo in commcmorntlon of
hls class,
At tho closo of thoso oxorclsos tho crowd
Joincd ln slnglng "Amerlcn," and waa
then dlamlsaod by Rev. J. Calvln Stew?
art,
Tho occaslon was n most enjoyablo one,
and many such aro hopod for In tho fu
turo.
Dr. Mosos D. Hogo suggested that at
tho noxt observnnco of Arbor Day a tree
bo planted by the nlumnl of tho collogo,
Thls suggestlon met wlth the hearty ap
ptoval of thoso present. and a stlll bettof
tlmo ls luokcd for at tiho noxt obsorvanco,
TELLS GHARACTERS
BY HEAD'S BUMPS
Many, Well-Known Rlclimond
Peofrie Hear Protessor
Wlndsor's Address.
Profeeaor WMIam Wdndsor, LU ?.. Ph.
D? for whom lt is clalmed that ho la
the "world'a moat emlnont phrcnologlflt,'
dollvered hla aeoond looturo at tho Ma
eonlo Temple last nlght and was hoard
a'f a largo audlonce, In whloh were many
well known peoplo, Tho Bubjeot ot tho
?vvenlpg'a dlaooUrso waa "How to B?
come Rloh." But tho ohlef . Ititoroat
among tho peoplo seomed to bo hla ox
hlbltlon of phrehology. Two gantletnon
wore nomlnated by thelr frlonda ln tho
nudienco and Profossor Wlndsor undor
took to tell tholr babite and dlspoaltlona
by tholr hoada.
Among tliose preaant who aeemed- to be
onjoylng thomaolvea greatty, wore Com
mlaslonor of Agrloulturo Kolnor, who haa
a well shaped head Wtnsolf and who Is
known to bo doeply Intorostcd ln phnhi
'okigy; Dr. O. _,.'? Hartman, a woll k??wn
dentlst and Maaon, whoso frlonda loudly
called for hlm to havo hls shapoly hoaa
oxamjned; 'Mr, Rlchmond M. Dncy, tho
woll known attornoy at law, and.othora.
'To-nlght Profosaor Wlndaor wlll dlscusa
"Hoalth." ThlB dlscourao closea tho sorloa,
but tho .looturer wlll conduct a.. sohool
of phrenology for a short whllo, lt ls
undorstood, *v r':'?'?-_
". i; :,i < V'iFoot Mashed.
The condltlon of Mr. Robort Euker, wfho
was atruok by a falllng boam whllo at
work, at the ponltontlary yostcrday and
had hls foot badly mashed, wns reported
aaeaay laat nlght. Ho la reatlng? aa woll
aa poaalble at hla homo, No. 017 Eaat
I.olgh Btreot,
AUOTfON 8ALBS?THIS DAV.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auotlonoer,
BANKRUPT SaIe OF BNTM.
PR1NTING FHANT. A^Tj RIOHIB
TO. WARROCK RICHARDSON ADMA
NAC, ENGINE AND BOIDER, 13LEC
TRIC MOTOR, TYPEWRITEK. IRON
SAFE, .ETC.;'AT AUCTION.
By-vlrtuo.of a dncroo entored ln tho
Unltod Statea Dlstrlct Court for tho Enat
orn Dlatrlot of VIrglnla, on Mnrch 21, 1003,
ln tho mattor of John T. West, a bankrupt.
I wlll offor for sale, nt publlc aiictlon, at
No. 7 North Sovonth Btroot, at 10:30 A. M.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1003.
1 Whltlack Prcss, 37x52; 1 Whltlook Prcss.
20x42; 1 Chandlor & Prlce Job Pre.ss, 1
Whltlook Cuttlng Krilfe. slzo 44 Inchca, 1
Denny Tag Machlno, 1 Hlckok's Pcrforat
Ing Machlne, 1 Emplre Typosettlng Ma?
chlno and Dlstrlbutor, 105 fonts of.Job
Typo. 1 Dlohl Eloctrtc Motor, 1 Englno
nnd Boller, Composlng Btones nnd Racka,/
'Typo Cnbln'et, Gnlley Racks. Proof Press,
Labor-Savlng Furnlturo, Typo Stands Sort
Caso, Case Raok, Punchlng Machlne. Bpok
and Job Galloys, QuoJns. Pfcter.t KAentro-.
type Blocka, Yaegor's Stap'.lng Machlne/]
Cases, Lead Cuttors. Composlng Stlcks, Sl
Chasoa, and numerous other .'.rtlelos founu
ln a flrBt-class plant of thls charaotor.
Iron Safe, Romlngton Typowrlter, Offlco
Furnlturo, oto. , , \
All rlghta and prlvlleges portalnlng to
tho copyrlght of Uio Warrook Rlchard
son Almnnao. ThlB Is an especlally valu
ablo publlcatlon.
A llno of morahandlso, conalstlng of ar
tlclee takon ln exchango for advortlse
ments In the Warrock Rlchardson Alroa
nao, ? ?
THOS. B. BNEAD, Recelver.
Geo. W. Mayo, Auctloneer, '.?.;-,,.
' By Tho Valontlne Auctibn Co?
612 East Brond Street.
ADARGE AND WEL.D-KEPT HOUSE
HOL-D FURNITURB. CHOCKERYt
TOILET SETS. MBRARY TABLE, ART
SQUAHES. RUGS, PORTIERES, PrC
TURES, HADL. CHA1RS AND TABLES,
SHOW-CASES, ETC., AT AUCTION.
Wo will sell at our auctlon ware-room,
012 East Broad Stroet, '_i? BT,
THIS (Friday) MORNING. APRIL 3D,
commenolng at 10:30 o'clock, 10 Walnut
and Oak Chambor Sults. 4 Oak and wal?
nut Wnrdrobes, Oak Chlffonlor, 4 Onk
nnd Walnut Extenslon Tables, 8-foot Onk
Llbrary Tnblo, wlth drnwors; Oval-front
Chlna Casos,; Morris Chalr, Cushlon-seat.
nnd othor Rockers, 2 nlce Pnrlor Suits,.
upholstered ln Brockct'cllo and Crash
Plush; a largo ossortment of Crockery
of every' desorlptlon, llno llno of Plc
tures, handsome Hall Chalrs, Tnblo to
mntch; Fenthor Beds, Bolstcrs and Pll
lows, Tollot Sets, Cnn'e-soat Chnlrs,
Chorry Center Tables, handsomo llno of
Aro Squares and-Rugs, Refrlgerator nnd
lec Chost. Walnut and Oak Hall Racka,
Brnss Bods. Sprlngs and Mattresscs,
Couchos ln Volour nnd Denthcr, Clocks,
BIbl08, Sofn PIUows, fl-foot Motnl Show
Coso. Thls Is a very large sale of fur-,
nlturo, etc, and goods must bo sold tov
mnke room for a largo conslgnmont eom
lng ln on Saturday. Attend thls sale?
'FrldayfflT'sale^lf you wnnt bargalns. Tho
ladies' Invlt'cd to attend.
TfHD-VADENTINE AUCTION CO.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. j
| SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
QFFIGES.
Newly orranged and papered, on
the THIRD FLOOR of the TIMES
blSPATCH . BUILOINQ. Llght,
hdat and Janltor eervlce. For
price and partlculars apply to the
TIMES-DISPATCH offlce.
MEETINGS,
ffl MASONIC NOTICE.?A STATED
VSf COIMMUNICATION OF TEMPLE
/V\ DODGE, NO. 9, A. F. & A. M,,
will bo held at t.ho Mssonlc Tomple. Broad
and Adams Streets, THIS (Friday) EVE
NING at 7:30 o'clock. Mombers of slstor
lodgos nnd translont brothron ure fra
ternally Invltcd toi be prosent,
Bv order of tho w. M.
y ALEX. W. ARCHBR,
Soorotary.
Mutual Assuranco Bpcloty of Vlrglnla.
Rlchmond, Ya? March 20, 190,1.
NOTICE IS HEREBV OIVEN THAT
tho annual meetlng of tho members of
thls Bocloty will h? hfld at the offlce.
of tho Boclety, in Rlchmond, Vu,, MON
DAY. tho 20tfl ^w?lV a'^P&ER.
l'rlnclpal Agent.
Atlantlc Coast Llno Rallroad Company,
Offlco of tho Siicrotary.
NOTICE IS HEHEliY OIVEN THAT A
eonoral or apecial meotlng of tho Stock?
holdors of the ATLANTK? COAST LINE
RAluuoAD COMPANY has boen callod
by tho Board of Dlrecinra to bo held at
tho offlce of the Company m tho Clty pf
Rlchmond. Vlrglnla. nl 11 o'clock A, M..
on TUESDAY, THE 21ST PAY OF
APR1U A. D.- 1003. (or the purposo of
conslaurlnR and notlin; upon tho pur
ohaso of tho i-nllroads and other nroper
tv, rlghts, prlvlloges amj frnnohlsos of
the Florlda Southern Hullroad Company,
and nlso for tho purpove of conslderlng
and actlng upon tho. purchase of the
rnllronds und othor property, rlghts, prlv
llogos aud franchlsps c,r u10 Sanford nnd
St. Petcrsburg Rallroiui Company, botn
cnrporatlopfl created nini oxlstlng jundor
tho laws of tho St'ite nf l^lurida, wldch
will bo submlttod for thelr apjirovnl.
I U. L. BORDEN,
\ Secrotary,
AUCTION SALBS-FUTURat bAVi. !
By Jajnea H, Cfehahawi f .
Real Estato Auetlotieer, . J ?
1018 E. Maln Street.
(Postpbned from March 80, 1*08,; to datti
below oh aecoUtit of raln,) ,(
^RUBTEB'B SALfcT . '
DEBtKABLE 8UBURBAN RESIDENC_ f
ON BROOK TURNPIKE WITH
16ft ACItEB OF LAND,
fiy vlrtuo of fi eortaln fleedof trtiat
dated tho 13th day of Fobruary. 1890, and
recorded In the clork'a offlco of Henrlco
County Court ln D. B. 129 "A." page 898.
default havlhg been mndo !h tho payment
of a part of tho dobt aoourod thereby,
and belng requtred eo to do by the bene*
flclary thereln, I wlll sell. by publlo aue*
tlon, on the promlses, on _
BATURDAY, APRtL ll, 1808, : i:
at 4 o'clock P. M., tho proporty descrrbad
In aald truet dood. tttt that ploco or par*
cel of land, with tho lhiprovemcnta thore*
on, lylng nnd bolng In Henrlco countft i
Va? contalnlng flttecn and ono-half (l&VW ,
acrea, moro or loaa, frontlng on tho woal;
aldo of Brook Turnplke, throo-fourtha ol
a mlle from tho clty of Rlohmond: Iny
provomonta conalat of a Stuoooed BrlcM.
Dwelllng of nlno roorna nhd othor bulld-j
Inga, formorly the resldonco of John B. f
Crctishaw, decensod. I wlll aell aald landi
to pay tho folldwlng charges:
TERMS-Cash aurtfclont to pay exppnaee
of excoutlng thla truat, all unpnld takca
to day of sale, and to pay 83.000 (balance
duo on tho last noto for $3,640) and inter
cat on sald $3,000 from Februnry 16, 1902J
tho reBldup nt one and two yeara, ,to ba
ovldenced by negotlablo notos, wlth Inter
08t addod and socured by trust deod ott
eald proporty. ? . _,_ ' _
W. A. R1CKS, Truat.ee.
By James H. Cronshaw, Audtloneor,
MiirM-lds
-1_-1 _<
By Pollard & Bagby,
Real Eatato Auctloneera.
TRUBTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF '_,/
THREE FRAME DWELLINOBON |
NORTH B1DE OF MAIDEN LANB
BETWEEN FIRHT AND ___?
BELV1DERE-. BTRBETS, '
, ? NOS, 10, 10^4 AND 12. i
In 'exccutlon ot a deed of trust dated
Decombor 12, 1894, and rocorded in clerk'B
offlco of Rlchmond Chancerv Court, D. B.
1C3 A, page 284, dofault havlng been made
In payment of a portlon of the debt thero*
In Bccured, wo wlll aoll by auctlon, on the)
promlses, on _ .'?_??! . '!._, !
MONDAY. APRIL 6, 190$. J
at 6 o'clock P. M., tho above deacrlbe*
proporty. Lot 44 feet 8 tnohea front J
TBKMfl-Enough ln caah to pay cqat; of,
sale, any taxes due. and tho sum of 81.600,
wlth tntorcst from Maroh 10, 1901;, realdue
at one and two yeara.
H. R. POLLARD, Jr..
WILLIAM ELLYBON.
Apl 1-tda _,'?'??'.'' Truateea. /
By J. D. Xfdrneal & Bon, i
Real Eatato'Auctloneera.
TRUSTEE'B AUCTION SALE '
OF.
'A Comparativoly New Well-Bullt Bercn;
room Detached Dwelllng in one of the Deat,
locatlona In Falrmount, belng No. 1110 N.t
Twonty-Bccond Streot.
By virtuo of a certaln deed of trusl
dnted Juno 2, 1002. ahd recorded ln the
Henrlco County Court clcrk's offlce, ln
D. B. 164 B.'pago 815, default havlng been
mado In the payment of a portlon of the
dobt Bocured thereby, and havlng been ro?
qulred by tho beneflclary thorcln ao to do,
' Wl" BATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1803. '?
at'5 o'clock P. M., on tho premlaea, pro
ceod to-Bell by pUbllo nuotlon the prop* ,
erty convoyed thereln. vlr. : i
All that lot of land. wlth all lmprovo
montB thcreon, In tho town of Falrmount,'
Kanrlco county, Va.. beglnnlng at a polnt,
on the weat llno-of Twenty-aocond Street
botwebn Q and R Streeta, dlstpnt 161 feot
0 Inchea north of the polnt of Interaoctlon
of tho sold west llno of TWenty-aecond
Streot wlth the north llno of Q Streot,,
oxtendlng thenco northwnrdly along. the
Buld west llno of Twenty-second Street j
and frontlng thcreon 30 feet. and running,
back at rlght nngles and botwpen parnllell
Unes 125 feet 8 Inches to an alley ln rear.'
14 feet wide, belng a part of Lot No. 6 and
Lot No. 0 ln Squaro 131 of tho Plan of.
Falrmount. ? .
TERMS-Cash aufflolont to pay all cost.
of sale. all taxoa, to,day j>f aalo, ?y?dva'
defot of $114.60, now duo; S0j>aymonts-ae
ovidenced by 9 notes for $13.50 each,; 20
notes for $40.60 each nnd one noto for $44.
all datod Juno 2, 1902, nayable respectlvols*
at 10 11, 12. 13, 14, 16, 16, 17, 18, 21, 24,
27. 30. 33. 36, 39, 42. 4fJ. 48. 61, 64, 67, 60, 63\ C0.
69, 72, 75, 78 and one yonr after date/ana
resldue at 12 months. to bo secured by;
deed of trust on^jooarty.,^ jr . _
Mar31-5t Truatoc. f
By N. W. Bowo,
Real Estato Auotloneer.
TRUBTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF THE
FARM 0F 250- ACRES
KNOWN AS "SWBENBY'S," ADJOIN*
ING CURL'S NECK PDANJATION.
IN HENRICO COUNTY. , -
In pursuanco of a doed 'of truaffronl
Martha F. Smlth to tho underalgned.
datcd May 20, 1880, of record ln D. B. 104,
pago 4G3, Henrlco county. clork a oftloo,
and by authorlty^ of at flec"Bl??,' 'I,*
Chnncory Court of tho^Clty of Rlchmond.
ontered Mnrch 5, 1903, In tho ault of
Cox. Admlnlstrntor. &c? va. Cox, Exo
cutor, &c, belng requlred to do ao| W
sald decreo, 1 wlll boII at publlc auctlon,
ln front of Henrlco County Courthouao^
af 12 o'clock M., on t't--.
MONDAY?,APRIL 13, 1003, .
that bolng the flrat. day ot the Apr I
term of tho County Court that. well
known farm.or tract of land ln the lower
ond of Henrlco, county, about 12 mHea
bolow Rlchmond, called "SWEENE>. S,
and contalnlng 250W, acrea. nore oj, less.
Bltuated on tho Char es Clty Road, od
jolning tho Curl's Neck Plantatlon, no*.
ownod by Mr.'C. H. Senff. . -
TERMS-The doed roqulres cash aa. to
tho dobt secured and costs pf aalo. nua
by consont of tho pnrt es ln erested the
purchascr wlll bo pormltted to pny-oncj
thlrd ot tho nurchaso prlco- in caah- and
glvo negotlablo notes. wlth Interest .add?
od at 6, 12 and 18 montha for tho real?
due, acoured by a deed of trust on tha
.?propcrty; or all cjas.^ as^cferrod.
Apl2-tds ..? .. ? Trusteo. ;
By J. B. Elam & Co..
Real Estato Auctloneera.
pXECUTOR'S SaI^BY
THAT CONVENIENTLY LOCATEO*
MODERN. VBRY SUBSTANTIAL
AND VALUABLE DETACHED L,
THREE-STORY BRICIC RESIDENCE, ;
No. 14 East Main Street,
NORTH SIDI3 MAIN BETWEEN
FIRST AND FOUSHEE.
By dlrectlon of tho oxecutor. and1 foa
the purposo ot closlng an estato, we ahall
sell bv mibllc nuctlon, on tho premlaea, pn
at BTO_?.D^'tn\P?Do^n?SSd aft
Sl'S^WVlSo^h^tno
SweVllne thorwn. IwIng? n most aubatnntlal.
HonrlotiB nnd woll appolnted dotnehed
?h oo-storv br ck structuro, oontoJnlng
about Jlfteen roon,s of good slse tho uauol '
modern oonvonloncoa, largo bnth-ropm,
nantryV cloaeta, large, atatlonan- kltchen
Pniin laundrv tuba, Latrobo stovo, lnrge
fuefva m. ano a largo brlck stable on. tha
lot ? the premlaea bofng ln good repalr.
Tho prosent rentnl of the houae Is $700
ner ann im, If doslrod the buildlng could
Go convorUd lnto flats, for wbloh thoro la
Bufflc ont wldth or depth. or both. /
TERMB-One-thlrd cash. balanco' by'
negotlablo notes at 1 and 2 years, wlth in?
terest ndded and secured bv deed pf truat;
or all ln cash, at tho option of tho pur
chaser. _ B BjjAM & co ;
Apl 2,8,4,7,8*-_Auotloneers,
- MEETINQS. ' ^
? ?uni-riiVJJ'J^'"""^'"'1'1'!"*"...^*www?-w?*???wm..??<
Rlchmond, Vn., March 24, 1903.
THE REOULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Btockholdors of THE ALBE
MARLE PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY wlll bo held nt tho offlce of
Messre. Wllllnms. Bryan & Wllllama,
First Natlonal Bnnk Buildlng, Rlohr
mond, Va., on THURSDAY. Aprll 9.
1003. ot 12 o'clock M.
" ' CHARLES M. BOSWKLTi,
Beorotary and Trensuror.
"" r: Rlchin'ond. Va.. March 23, 1903.
A MEET1NG OF THE STOOKHOLDERS
of THE T1MES COMPANY wlll bo held
oii BATURDAY, Aprll 4. 1003. at .11
o'clock M., it the ortico of tho company
# ta WcHmond. ; KOLpeBBT(.Jrit,
? "- P.ecretftry,